181. Review: Judy Berlin Review by James Berardinelli. http://movie-reviews.colossus.net/movies/j/judy_berlin.html

Judy Berlin A Film Review by James Berardinelli United States, 1999 U.S. Release Date: 2/25/00 (limited) Running Length: MPAA Classification: Not Rated ("R"-level profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: Cast: Barbara Barrie, Bob Dishy, Edie Falco, Aaron Harnick, Bette Henritze, Madeline Kahn, Julie Kavner, Anne Meara Director: Eric Mendelsohn Producer: Rocco Caruso Screenplay: Eric Mendelsohn Cinematography: Jeffrey Seckendorf Music: Michael Nicholas U.S. Distributor: The Shooting Gallery Judy Berlin is an unforced meditation on the pressure of monotony in suburbia. It is a completely non-melodramatic look at how easily the so-called American Dream can slip a few gears into the American Nightmare. Utilizing a vastly different style and approach, it illustrates the same point brilliantly presented in one of 1999's best films, American Beauty . However, whereas Sam Mendes' debut was rife with satire, Eric Mendelson's picture uses a surreal setting to emphasize the true-to-life qualities of his characters. Judy Berlin is filmed in glorious black-and-white, which is the perfect choice for the subject matter. The film opens with scenes of late-'90s suburbia - a local elementary school, houses lined up neatly in rows with cars in driveways, electric meters, and street lights winking out as the day begins. If not for the black-and-white look, all of this would be familiar (bordering on banal), but the monochromatic approach lends a quality of timelessness and unreality to the setting. Events, to the extent that things happen, take place during a September day in the community of Babylon, Long Island. It's the second day of the new school year, but, more importantly, it's the day of a total solar eclipse. However, once the sun disappears behind the moon, it never re-emerges, so more than half of

182. Notable Photographers - Judy Dater Biography and links at About.com. http://photography.about.com/library/dop/bldop_jdater.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Photography Home Essentials ... Image Manipulation for Photographers zau(256,152,180,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Taking photos Special Processes Printing, Presentation Careers and Business ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Stay Current Subscribe to the About Photography newsletter. Search Photography Directory of Notable Photographers Judy Dater Judy Dater grew up in Los Angeles and studied art there, moving to San Francisco where she took a photography course with Jack Welpott (1923-). In 1964 she met Imogen Cunningham whose life and work greatly inspired her. For some years Judy Dater worked with Jack Welpott (who became her second husband) on photographs of women, resulting in 1975 in the publication of their joint book, women and other visions , one of my favourite books from the 70s. Subtitled Traumas of fair women and other visions, the dater/welpott portratis of urban women is a finely presented volume, with an introduction by one of the great photography teachers, Henry Holmes Smith and a number of classic portraits. The best known of these (although certainly not the best picture) is Dater's picture showing Imogen Cunningham, dressed in a dark habit, at left of a Yosemite tree trunk peering towards the nude Twinka in the right foreground, her head turned towards Imogen. Dater went on to write a study of Cunningham. In the period around her divorce from Jack Welpott she created a series of self-protraits exmamining her angst. She has continued her work on women and the nude

183. JM Brandon | Home Copyright ©1999 2004 Judith M. Brandon, All Rights Reserved http://www.jmbrandon.com/

Paradise Gallery Opening Reception Here and Now: New Work and Rhino Gallery This site designed and maintained by asimplemachine.com.

184. M. J. Everhart's Marine Reptile References: EVERHARTS MARINE REPTILE REFERENCES MOSASAURS, PLESIOSAURS, TURTLES AND OTHER FAUNA. Copyright by Mike Everhart © 20012004. Updated 04/18/2004. NEW! 281-292 In Callaway J. M. and E. L Nicholls http://www.oceansofkansas.com/rep-refs.html

MOSASAURS, PLESIOSAURS, TURTLES AND OTHER FAUNA Updated 05/29/2004 NEW! ePapers : Scans of older paleontology papers on the Web - For other Cretaceous fossil references, go HERE To look up other publications about vertebrate paleontology, go to John Damuth's Bibliography of Fossil Vertebrates NOTE: I have copies of all of the references listed below in my library. I am always interested in acquiring additional reference material. Please contact me if you have a marine reptile article that I don't have. A special "Thank you!" to T. Lingham-Soliar for his contribution of mosasaur, plesiosaur and ichthyosaur reprints. Another big "Thank you!" to Earl Manning for his editorial assistance and contribution of many 1800s paleontology, mosasaur, plesiosaur, pteranodon, fish and bird papers, and to Dr. Robert Firestone for his expert translations of Goldfuss (1845) and von Huene (1910). "Oceans of Kansas Paleontology has been chosen as a selection for the Scout Report for Science & Engineering (August 2, 2000), the premier biweekly collection of useful Internet sites for researchers, educators, and students in the life sciences, physical sciences, and engineering. Our target audience is science and engineering academics: faculty, students, staff, and librarians." (08/17/00) Adams, D. A., 1997.

185. Books On-line: Authors Starting With "J" Authors Starting With "J" J. C. S. An Indian images at canadiana.org) J. E. The Old and the of Her Life ( Boston J.M. Orrock, 1884), also by http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/authorstart?J

186. Interview With The Pardons By Jim Martin Patrick Roberge. (P) Patrick Roberge (JM) Jim Martin (J) JudyPardon (B) Bob Pardon. (P) So Jim you’ve got questions you want to ask. http://www.excultworld.com/interviews/Pardons.htm

Interview With The Pardons (P) Patrick Roberge (JM) Jim Martin (J) Judy Pardon (B) Bob Pardon (P) So Jim you’ve got questions you want to ask. You go ahead and I’ll get the caffeine in my brain first. (JM) Paul Martin was telling me that you guys are opening up a new center there and I’d like to hear about it cause he’s like, “here these are people you need to talk to, do it.” (P) Now do they have a Website first off? (B) Yes we do. (P) Okay. Which is? (B) www.meadowhaven.org (P) Okay. (B) And essentially it is going to be analogous to a kind of step-down facility from WellSpring. WellSpring is like the emergency room that people go to after they’ve initially exited some really abusive group where they can get some immediate help. Then our facility is going to be after they’ve had immediate help, or kind of extended care. So people can come from 3-6 months. It is residential as well. They will be assessed in the beginning and then we’ll develop what we call “An Individual Program” that is designed to meet their particular needs and then during the course of the next three to six months, that program will be implemented and we will, hopefully, at that time we will equip them with the tools that they need to really begin or to continue the process of healing. (P) Where are you located geographically?

187. Judy's Time line, fliers, writeups, photos, ticket stubs, pins, combs, letters, David solo, and album covers. http://www.houstontexas.net/JudysHome.htm

JUDY'S HOME Welcome to the site of the minimalist rock and roll trio known as The Judy's. It has now been over twenty-two years since the release of their Wonderful World of Appliances EP. When you're through looking at my site, click over to TheJudys.com and listen to all of those great Judy's songs from the 80's. www.DSRCT.com

188. Political Science 243C (IPE) - Stanford University, Spring Quarter, 2000; Judy G 1 Systemic Approaches. Axelrod, R. The Emergence of Cooperation Among Egoists. All (notes by Stanforder). Gilpin, R. and JM Gilpin. Gilpin, R. and JM Gilpin. http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~olau/ir/archive/243C.html

These notes were written by, and appear here through the generosity of, the students in the Stanford Graduate IR sequence, 1999-2000. (And a particular doff of the cap to Alex Montgomery , who maintains these notes online in .RTF form.) Please do not redistribute them without credit to the Stanford gang. 1: Systemic Approaches Axelrod, R. "The Emergence of Cooperation Among Egoists." All (notes by Stanforder). Gilpin, R. and J. M. Gilpin. The Political Economy of International Relations , pp. 3-64. All (notes by Stanforder). Hirschman, A. O. National Power and the Structure of Foreign Trade , Chaps. 1-3. All (notes by Stanforder). Katzenstein, P. J., R. O. Keohane, and S. D. Krasner. "International Organization and the Study of World Politics." All (notes by Stanforder). Keohane, R. O. After Hegemony , Chaps. 1-4. All (notes by Stanforder). Keohane, R. O. "Problematic Lucidity." All (notes by Stanforder). Keohane, R. O. and J. S. Nye. Power and Interdependence , Chaps. 1-3. All (notes by Stanforder). Kindleberger, C. P. The World in Depression, 1929-1939

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