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She’s got a double degree but still can’t find a job

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She’s got a double degree but still can’t find a job Holly Woodward has been searching for a job — any job at all — for over a year. Her story is typical of thousands of Coasties who can’t find work. Reported by Daily Telegraph 23 hours ago.

CambridgeNews published Holly Sheahan at the double as Cambridge City go top with success...

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CambridgeNews published Holly Sheahan at the double as Cambridge City go top with success... Cambridge City served up some of their best hockey of the campaign as a much-improved second-half display helped them beat Canterbury II 3-0 and go two points clear at the East Women's League, Premier Division summit.Holly Sheahan got the only goal of the first half from a penalty corner.But coach Ross Hayward felt their opponents could count themselves extremely unfortunate to be behind at the break.However, City turned on the style in the second period and they netted two further goals from... Reported by Saffron Walden News 20 hours ago.

New Boutique Home and Decor Store Opens in Deep Deuce!

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Bella Vici Interiors has expanded to open it's first retail and to the trade store in the historical Deep Deuce, near the downtown area of Oklahoma City. Offering spectacular lighting, furniture, draperies, hand forged jewelry, iconic reproduction and vintage pieces and sleek seating.

(PRWEB) November 19, 2014

Bella Vici announces the opening of it's new boutique store, the first of it's kind in Deep Deuce. Located on the northwest end of the neighborhood, near the iconic A-Loft hotel. The new store features free parking, which is a luxury in the downtown area, and is just as exciting on the inside as you could imagine!

Shoppers will enjoy a furniture and home decor store selling sleek furniture, vintage modern or reproductions, affordable accessories, and some very interesting pieces of jewelry. Bella Vici carries everything pretty for the home, style from industrial to french baroque to "new traditional", indoors or outdoors, we've got those special pieces, those conversation pieces you've been looking for.

Continuing Bella Vici's ongoing effort to bring the city innovative design, their represented manufacturers list features feminine pieces by Arteriors, modern reproductions by Modway and Nuevo, high end selections from Holly Hunt, custom pieces designed by our designers, creating one-of-a-kind pieces just for the client, fun wallpapers, commissioned art, even motorized drapery - giving the client the ability to run their shades from their iPad. See full list here: http://www.bellavici.com/pages/represented-manufacturers

"Opening a store has been an idea that has been in our thoughts for quite some time, as we've been delivering these pieces to our client's for years, and thought everyone else might want in on these fabulous designs too! The historic area near downtown is just perfect for us, we are truly in a boom here in Oklahoma City, and we are so excited to be a part of this movement!" says Paige Smiley, Owner

The design firm is continualy recognized for excelling in design, by being selecting "Best of Houzz" a top interiors/architecture website Houzz and also "Best of the Best" by Oklahoma Magazine. You can be assured what they curate for their store will be truly stunning.

Website: http://www.bellavici.com
Address: 1 NE 2nd Street Suite 103, Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Phone: 405/702 9735 Reported by PRWeb 19 hours ago.

Historic English Riviera rail stations restored

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Historic English Riviera rail stations restored Passengers travelling along the Riviera Line that links Exeter with Torbay are set to benefit from a more pleasant travelling experience as Network Rail and First Great Western continue their revamp of stations along this route. Since 2012, Torbay Council has been working with the companies to refurbish and aesthetically enhance stations along this line by restoring their historic infrastructure and redecorating them in the traditional Riviera colours of poppy red, holly green and honeysuckle... Reported by Torquay Herald Express 9 hours ago.

Terrorist rehab: Rare look inside Saudi de-radicalization program

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Saudi Arabia has created rehabilitation centers for terrorists, but the results are mixed. Holly Williams talked to a former al Qaeda member at the reform center. Reported by CBS News 14 hours ago.

DaNica Shirey Continues To Impress On ‘The Voice’

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DaNica Shirey is a talented singer. Some may be surprised at the York County, Penn. native’s continued success on popular singing show The Voice despite this seemingly obvious fact. Her former vocal coach Holly Gumke will be one of the … Reported by WebProNews 14 hours ago.

Citizen: Nottingham’s Creative Quarter Receives Boost from Stars of UK Marketing

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LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Citizen, a strategic management consultancy based in Nottinghamshire, has brought together a group of some of the UK’s most talented marketing agencies and professional service companies to support the city’s Creative Quarter with a competition designed to give away £130,000 of free advice and support to small businesses at the hub. The Citizen team, made up of Chris Searson, Tim Warsop and Holly Searson, have 60 years of combined experience in mentoring and business ma Reported by Business Wire 12 hours ago.

Avoid the Urge to Stuff Your Pet on Thanksgiving! Animal Behavior College Shares 5 Safety Tips for a Pet-Healthy Thanksgiving

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It's tempting for pet owners to share tidbits of food from their Thanksgiving feast with Fido and Frisky. However, many of these delicious morsels can make them sick.

Santa Clarita, Calif. (PRWEB) November 20, 2014

With elaborate dishes, specially prepared meats, vibrant libations and rich desserts, Thanksgiving is a time when most people overindulge. For pet owners, it is tempting to share tidbits of food with Fido and Frisky. However, many of these delicious foods can make them sick. Animal Behavior College http://www.AnimalBehaviorCollege.com/info cautions pet owners to avoid feeding pets table scraps and offers healthy food alternatives that will keep them safe and happy on this special day.

“Since we celebrate Thanksgiving with food, it’s often tempting to share a ‘bite’ or two with our pets during and after the meal without realizing that these morsels can disturb their digestive systems and make them sick,” said Daniella Retamal, manager of Animal Behavior College’s Veterinary Assistant Program (VAP). “Although it’s best not to deviate from your pet’s normal diet, there are foods [if prepared properly] that pet owners can give pets that are not harmful so pets can be part of the celebration, too.”

Before festivities begin, ABC recommends setting ground rules for guests. Ask guests not to feed table food or snacks to your pet(s). Move cheese trays, hors d’ oeuvres, candy dishes and other goodies on the coffee table to an area that is out of a pet’s reach. Alcohol is toxic to dogs and cats. Dogs can develop inflammation of a digestive gland and other painful and serious conditions, and cats can suffer severe liver and brain damage or even death. Instruct guests not to leave unattended alcoholic beverages anywhere within a pet’s reach.

ABC also recommends pet owners avoid the following:

Turkey Skin & Bones. Cooked turkey skin with no seasoning is hard to digest and turkey skin with butter and spices is even worse. If you decide to feed turkey to your pet, choose white meat, as it is not as rich as dark meat and is easier to digest. Remove the skin and cut the meat into small pieces before serving. Also, avoid feeding dogs cooked bones, as certain bones can lodge in a dog’s intestines.

Gravy/Buttery Side Dishes. Rich gravies and side dishes can wreak havoc on a pet’s digestive system. Dogs can develop inflammation of a digestive gland, pancreatitis, diarrhea and other painful and serious conditions. Instead, add a little turkey broth to their regular meal as a tasty alternative.

Onions, Garlic and Sage. Onions, garlic and sage are staples in Thanksgiving stuffing and other festive dishes. However, they can make pets sick. Onions and garlic are poisonous to dogs and cats and can cause abdominal pain, diarrhea and vomiting. If ingested, sage causes gastrointestinal upset if consumed in large quantities. Instead, give green beans or a plain hard-boiled egg.

No Pets in the Kitchen. With food preparations and other busy kitchen activities, a spilled hot dish or dropped pan or bowl can injure or burn a curious pet. Have someone watch your pet or put her in a quiet room or in a crate or carrier away from the fray. Keep a closed lid on the trash bin to prevent pets from feasting on disposed food that could make them sick.

Holiday Decorations & Plants. Before Thanksgiving, some people put up Christmas trees, decorate their homes and display holiday plants such as poinsettias, holly and mistletoe. Although beautiful and festive, these plants are poisonous and toxic to dogs if ingested. Keep a watchful eye on to ensure their tail-wagging and curious tendencies do not result in fallen trees and ruined decorations.

If a dog or cat is ill from eating a toxic plant or food, contact a veterinarian immediately, or call the Pet Poison Helpline at 800-213-6680 or visit at http://www.petpoisonhelpline.com.

Animal Behavior College offers certifications and continuing education programs. To learn how to become a veterinary assistant, obtain dog-training certification, enroll in the Dog Obedience Program (DOP), Veterinary Assistant Program (VAP) or the Grooming Instruction Program (GIP), visit our website at http://www.AnimalBehaviorCollege.com/info or call 1-800-795-3294.

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Japanese steak and sushi restaurant now open in Holly Springs

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NARA Japanese Steak Seafood &Sushi has opened in Holly Springs. The 5,000-square-foot restaurant is located at 7256 GB Alford Highway in the Shoppes at Holly Springs. According to its Facebook page, the restaurant features a variety of sushi plates as well as chicken, seafood and steak entrees. Reported by bizjournals 15 hours ago.

After bumpy start Sevenoaks lingerie store celebrates its first...

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After bumpy start Sevenoaks lingerie store celebrates its first... THIEVES cleared them out just a month after opening, but the owners of a Sevenoaks lingerie shop are celebrating its one year anniversary.Despite the early set back Lovell & Vie owners Serena Griffiths and Kari Keating are thrilled with how their business has taken off.Now the Holly Bush Lane store has been shortlisted as a finalist in the best newcomer category for the Stars Underlines lingerie industry awards.Serena told the Chronicle: "After a slightly bumpy start due to the... Reported by Sevenoaks Chronicle 11 hours ago.

ASHBY SCHOOL: students in next round of Youth Speaks contest

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A TEAM of public speakers from Ashby School has made it through to the next round of the Rotary Youth Speaks competition.Sam Wheeler, Jack Kowalski and Thomas Gamble impressed the judges with their speech on the emotive subject of euthanasia.This was the fifth consecutive year that a team from Ashby School had won the first round of the competition.A second team from Ashby School of Holly Sever, Georgia Hughes and Dhillon Purnell Mullick spoke on the topic of feminism.The group was awarded... Reported by Burton Mail 1 hour ago.

2 dead, 2 wounded in shooting at south N.J. home: police

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State police are investigating the shots fired call at a Tabernacle home along Holly Park Drive. Reported by NY Daily News 11 hours ago.

Holly Felder Etlin Named Woman of the Year in Restructuring by International Women’s Insolvency and Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC)

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The International Women’s Insolvency and Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC), the premier international, networking and professional growth organization for women in the restructuring and insolvency industry, has named Holly Felder Etlin as its 2014 Woman of the Year in Restructuring (WOYR) award winner. Ms. Etlin is a Managing Director in the Turnaround and Restructuring practice at AlixPartners, LLP.

Fairfax, VA (PRWEB) November 20, 2014

The International Women’s Insolvency and Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC), the premier international, networking and professional growth organization for women in the restructuring and insolvency industry, has named Holly Felder Etlin as its 2014 Woman of the Year in Restructuring (WOYR) award winner. Ms. Etlin is a Managing Director in the Turnaround and Restructuring practice at AlixPartners, LLP.

“An accomplished professional, passionate advocate, mentor and friend, Holly exemplifies the spirit of the Woman of the Year in Restructuring Award,” said Beth Hansen, Chair of IWIRC. “Over the course of her 30-year career in the restructuring and insolvency field, she has led some of the most complex cases in the industry, including at Winn-Dixie Stores, New Century Financial, Freedom Communications, Tanner & Haley and her current assignment as CFO at RadioShack. Her leadership and approach are consistently emulated and have become the foundation of many industry standards. Through her commitment to various organizations, Holly has elevated the status of women in the industry and she continues to advise and guide young professionals.”

IWIRC will present the WOYR award to Ms. Etlin on December 5, 2014, during a special luncheon at the American Bankruptcy Institute’s Winter Leadership Conference in La Quinta, California.

“I am honored that I will be receiving this award, and I plan to accept it not only for myself but on behalf of all the exceptional women in the restructuring field at AlixPartners,” said Ms. Etlin. “I literally joined AlixPartners because of the women there – people like Lisa Donahue, our global head of restructuring, Becky Roof, recently CFO at Kodak, Carrianne Basler, who held a senior position on the General Motors case, and many others throughout our ranks. I think the women we have is one of the big reasons for AlixPartners’ unique, truly collaborative culture. In addition, I also plan to dedicate the award to the young women throughout our industry. And my message to them is this: Don’t just ‘lean in’ when it comes to your careers; jump in, with both feet; get your hands dirty; work as hard as anybody, male or female; be kind to others; and good things will indeed happen.”

Now in its 8th year, the WOYR award was conceived to honor women in the restructuring and insolvency industry who have inspired and skillfully led a restructuring team, provided creative solutions and innovative legal applications, shows exceptional leadership, and has made an extraordinary contribution to her field.

About International Women’s Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC): IWIRC, is committed to the connection, promotion and growth of women in insolvency and restructuring professions worldwide. Since 1994, IWIRC has been connecting women worldwide through a global membership of more than 1,300 attorneys, bankers, corporate-turnaround professionals, financial advisors and other restructuring practitioners. The organization provides its members with relationship-building, educational, career enhancement and promotional opportunities. For more information, visit http://www.iwirc.com.

For additional information contact:
Jennifer E. Mercer
IWIRC Communications Chair
Epiq Strategic Communications
310-712-6215
jmercer(at)epiqsystems(dot)com Reported by PRWeb 10 hours ago.

Yahoo Mail is resurrecting one of its most requested features: E-stationery

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Yahoo Mail messages are about to get a sprucing up. The service is bringing back e-stationery, and this time, they're actually worthy of sending.

Yahoo is teaming up with online invitation and stationary giant Paperless Post to offer 50 stationery designs that can be sent directly within an email

See also: 12 Ways Marketers Can Make the Most of Gmail's Tabbed Inbox

When Yahoo updated its Mail service last year, it eliminated the stationery feature, which the company says was "old and dated." It's leaning on Paperless Post for some creative assistance here, in the form of hearts, stripes and English holly to include in your messages; the designs are all free. Read more...

More about Yahoo, Mobile, Yahoo Mail, Tech, and Apps Software Reported by Mashable 10 hours ago.

Fatal Tabernacle shooting on Holly Park Drive leaves boy and girl dead, 2 wounded

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A shooting at 39 Holly Park Drive sometime between the overnight hours and 9 a.m. Thursday has left a boy and girl dead in Tabernacle. Reported by NJ.com 9 hours ago.

Company news: Holly Bennett joined Universal American

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Reported by syracuse.com 9 hours ago.

Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits Announces 2014 Developments of Distinction Award Winners

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Ten Affordable Housing Developments to be Honored at Novogradac Tax Credit Developers Conference

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) November 20, 2014

The Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits today announced the winners of the 2014 Developments of Distinction Awards, which recognize exceptional achievement in the development of properties using the low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC), and/or tax credit developments using U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) financing. Winning properties and their development teams will be honored in a ceremony at the Novogradac Tax Credit Developers Conference, Jan. 8-9, 2015 at the Mandarin Oriental Miami in Miami, Fla.

“Hard-working families and individuals across the country have a safe and affordable place to call home because of the work achieved by our 2014 Developments of Distinctions Awards honorees,” said Susan Wilson, CPA, conference chairwoman and partner in Novogradac’s Austin, Texas office. “We’re pleased to recognize their accomplishments and to highlight the importance of the low-income housing tax credit in building and preserving our nation’s affordable housing stock.”

Developments of Distinction Awards winners and honorable mentions were recognized in four categories:

LIHTC Development that Best Exemplifies Major Community Impact·     Winner: Fairfax Intergenerational Housing

o    Developer: Western Reserve Revitalization Management & Company and Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation
o    Owner: Fairfax Intergenerational Housing LP
o    Location: Cleveland, Ohio

·     Honorable Mention: Columbus School Apartments

o    Developer: The Woda Group Inc.
o    Owner: Columbus School LP
o    Location: Baltimore, Md.

·     Honorable Mention: Victory Gardens

o    Developer: Women's Institute for Housing and Economic Development
o    Owner: Women's Institute for Housing and Economic Development
o    Location: Newington, Conn.

LIHTC Development that Best Reflects Market Success in Overcoming Significant Obstacles·     Winner: Murphy Lane

o    Developer: Rosedale Corporation
o    Owner: Murphy Lane LP
o    Location: Holly Springs, Miss.

·     Honorable Mention: Schmidt Artist Lofts

o    Developer: Dominium
o    Owner: St. Paul Leased Housing Associates IV LP
o    Location: St. Paul, Minn.

LIHTC Development that Best Demonstrates Financial Innovation·     Winner: Charlesview Residences

o    Developer: The Community Builders Inc.
o    Owner: Charlesview Housing Limited Partnership
o    Location: Brighton, Mass.

·     Honorable Mention: Forest Park Apartments and Silver Springs Apartments

o    Developer: Delphi Affordable Housing Group and Strategic Housing Finance Corporation of Travis County
o    Owner: FP Affordable Housing LP and SS Affordable Housing LP
o    Location: Austin, Texas

·     Honorable Mention: Pana Towers

o    Developer: S.E. Clark and Associates Inc.
o    Owner: Hanon LP
o    Location: Pana, Ill.

LIHTC Development that Best Preserves Existing Affordable Rental Housing·     Winner: Park Manor Estates

o    Developer: Schuett Development LLC
o    Owner: Park Manor Estates II LP
o    Location: Detroit Lakes, Minn.

·     Honorable Mention: The Aeolian

o    Developer: Brownstone Affordable Housing Ltd.
o    Owner: Aeolian Senior Apartments LP
o    Location: Vicksburg, Miss.

Developments honored were placed in service in 2013 or 2014. More information on the Developments of Distinction Awards can be found at
http://www.novoco.com/awards/developments_of_distinction/index.php.

In addition to the Developments of Distinction Awards, the Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits conducts several awards programs designed to recognize excellence in community development, historic preservation and renewable energy. Nominations for each program are open year-round and more information can be found at http://www.novoco.com/awards/index.php.

The Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits provides news, analysis and commentary on the affordable housing, new markets, renewable energy and historic rehabilitation tax credits. This comprehensive monthly publication features columns written by industry experts, Q&As on technical tax credit issues, features about tax credit developments and more, all informed by Novogradac and Company’s more than 25 years of experience.

Novogradac began operations in 1989, and the allied group of Novogradac companies has since grown to more than 500 employees and partners with offices in San Francisco and Long Beach, Calif.; the Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Ga., Detroit, Mich., Kansas City, Mo. and Seattle, Wash. metro areas; St. Louis, Mo., Boston, Mass.; Austin, Texas; Dover, Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio; New York, N.Y.; Portland, Ore.; Naples, Fla. and Chicago, Ill. Specialty practice areas include tax, audit and consulting services for tax-credit-assisted multifamily and affordable housing, community revitalization, rehabilitation of historic properties and renewable energy developments.

For more information about the Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits Developments of Distinction Awards, please contact Teri Baker at (415) 356-7995 or by email at Teri(dot)Baker(at)novoco(dot)com. Reported by PRWeb 8 hours ago.

Gilheaney family jailed for gold thefts across East Midlands

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Gilheaney family jailed for gold thefts across East Midlands A FAMILY of burglars have been jailed for a total of 19 years after targeting Asian people's homes for gold jewellery.Patrick Gilheaney, 24, Lawrence Peter Gilheaney, 25, and Lawrence Gilheaney, 48, were caught in July as they drove off from burgling a property on Holly Court in Beeston. But further investigations by Nottinghamshire Police revealed they had committed burglaries across the East Midlands, including in Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Staffordshire.They were linked to the... Reported by Nottingham Post 18 hours ago.

‘A Delicate Balance’ Theater Review: Glenn Close Revisits More Than One Diva

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At least Glenn Close is entertaining and fun to watch in the new, blunt revival of Edward Albee's “A Delicate Balance” that opened Thursday at the Golden Theatre in New York. Avid theatergoers like to revisit classic plays, not so much looking for the definitive production but a different interpretation of great, familiar material.

It's arresting then to learn that Close's strong and unyielding Agnes, matriarch of a family that's not so much dysfunctional as nonfunctional, is at first glance a sister to Norma Desmond, the actress's last portrayal on Broadway twenty years ago. Granted, Agnes is much more self-aware. She talks of going mad, Norma goes mad in “Sunset Boulevard.” Then again, Agnes and Norma both get to walk up and down marvelous staircases. And Agnes has this humonous opera house chandelier hanging in her living room. (Oops, wrong musical.)

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When Agnes lectures her weak but very successful husband, Tobias (John Lithgow), or chastises her oft-divorced daughter, Julia (Martha Plimpton), or belittles her alcoholic sister, Claire (Lindsay Duncan), or when she welcomes her terrified friends Edna (Clare Higgins) and Harry (Bob Balaban) into her home for an indefinite stay, Close has this way of turning her black-button eyes into tiny holes that don't so much see out as burrow their way into her skull. This Agnes has figured out life, wants everyone to know it, and isn't going to budge for any of them.

It's when that survivalist attitude, those opaque eyes, and the gray hair — pushed back off the face — all come together in act two that Norma Desmond is replaced by a more contemporary icon: Francis Sternhagen's Bunny MacDougal from “Sex and the City.”

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From Norma to Bunny, indeed, Close is entertaining and fun to watch. Her performance is also why this “Delicate Balance,” directed by Pam Mackinnon, is blunt and unsubtle. And turning Agnes into an uncompromising gargoyle is only part of the monochromatic scheme at work here. Not entertaining and fun are Plimpton's merely loud Julia and Duncan's monotonous Claire, a performance that exposes a serious flaw in Albee's play: Claire, besides being clairvoyant and delivering a few amusing wisecracks, serves no function in act three. Jon Robin Baitz revisited this kind of drunken hanger-on sister in his play “Other Desert Cities,” but made the character vital to the action throughout.

Back in the 1960s, Albee was accused of turning his female characters into harridans. Mackinnon's work with these three actresses, unfortunately, makes that case.

In the smaller role of Edna, Higgins offers more variety. As soon as Edna's husband tells Agnes and Tobias that they've come to stay, her emotional breakdown tells us everything we need to know about this couple's existential angst, or, as Agnes puts it, “the plague.” Even though Edna and Harry aren't family, Higgins’ performance makes the best case for responsibility and how friends sometimes trump blood. Unfortunately for Tobias, Edna and Harry don't turn out to be those kinds of friends.

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In addition to Higgins, Lithgow and Balaban give some semblance of playing human beings. Lithgow's delivery of Tobias’ famous cat speech is especially multi-faceted. The speech is a baffling digression — Tobias recalls a cat he had “killed” when the pet no longer “liked” him. Agnes disagrees, saying he had the animal “put to sleep.” No, Tobias insists, he had him killed. Too often in “A Delicate Balance,” Albee has a character “explain” his play. Even the play's title must be explained by Agnes's memories of a book she read about the delicate balance of the sexes and how it's being thrown off kilter.

Tobias's pained, confusing confession festers in the first act of “A Delicate Balance,” and then lingers unexplained. By play's end, however, it's clear that the cat isn't the only one who's turned on Tobias.

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'Sticks and Bones' Theater Review: Holly Hunter and Bill Pullman Tackle Ozzie and Harriet Reported by The Wrap 23 hours ago.

Oh my gosh, look at her butt! Holly Hagan strips down to thong for Nicki Minaj tribute

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Oh my gosh, look at her butt! Holly Hagan strips down to thong for Nicki Minaj tribute NICKI Minaj's booty-tastic Anaconda video has basically been burned into our retinas since its release back in August. Reported by Daily Star 18 hours ago.
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