KATE GENTILE "Mannequins" (Skirl) Ms. Gentile, a drummer and vibraphonist, deals in commingled motion and variegated textures.
|
|
The company was founded by Hugo de Gentile, Ilan Abehassera and Jean-Marie de Gentile, and it attended The Refiners accelerator program.
|
|
Federal officials contend that Gentile knows the whereabouts of paintings stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in 1990, a charge that Gentile has repeatedly denied.
|
|
I got this guy James Gentile who writes at RealMoney.com.
|
|
Gentile: Our mission first and foremost is to be funny.
|
|
Dan Gentile is a writer and DJ based in Austin.
|
|
Dan Gentile is a writer and reporter based in Austin.
|
|
But that wasn't likely to reduce Spirit's production, Gentile said.
|
|
I grew up in a town that was largely gentile.
|
|
Or, perhaps, a gentile learning how to make grandma's famous latkes?
|
|
Dan Gentile is a freelancer writer and DJ based in Austin.
|
|
Philip Green (Gregory Peck), a Gentile, is a renowned magazine writer.
|
|
ISU's Gentile contributes to study identifying risks, consequences of videogame addiction.
|
|
Another daughter was living with a Gentile husband somewhere in California.
|
|
He had someone, a gentile woman, who would take him in.
|
|
"The ship was officially decommissioned on August 1, 2007," Gentile said.
|
|
"You don't feel destroyed just walking in," Ms. Gentile, 21, said.
|
|
"It brought mom back to life for us," said Ms. Gentile.
|
|
A federal judge refused to release Robert Gentile from home confinement.
|
|
It was gallant, it was gentile and it was full of grace.
|
|
Rome, Chamber of Deputies, Transport Commission, Rfi CEO Maurizio Gentile hearing (0845).
|
|
Dan Gentile is an Austin-based writer and DJ. He's on Twitter.
|
|
I wouldn't leave you alone with a Gentile woman for a minute.
|
|
Much of Paul's letter to the Romans is about Jewish/Gentile relationships.
|
|
Ms. Gentile takes care of both children, who still live at home.
|
|
As Ms. Gentile left, grocery bags in both hands, she was smiling.
|
|
Gentile customizes his approach with clients by evaluating the source of the problem.
|
|
"I'm sure for a gentile person the sour cream is necessary," he said.
|
|
Brannan, who is running to replace Gentile, grew up nearby, on Shore Road.
|
|
"It's about doing it in a way that damages your life," said Gentile.
|
|
Combination drug treatments may be more effective against macular degeneration, Dr. Gentile said.
|
|
In 2010, investigators moved to monitoring a used-car dealer named Robert Gentile.
|
|
Jew or gentile, who among us doesn't need this kind of spiritual alarm?
|
|
At the food pantry, Ms. Gentile walked to the front to check out.
|
|
The actors perform alongside Jewish and Gentile actors who learned Yiddish as adults.
|
|
I'm exhausted, but excited to share my religion with some of my gentile friends.
|
|
Allan Anthony Gentile Shaw: My favorite thing in the menu is the magical mushroom.
|
|
"Covered calls are one of the first things an options investor learns," Gentile said.
|
|
"So, I basically did everything at once, which was my strategy," joked Gentile, 231.
|
|
"So, I basically did everything at once, which was my strategy," joked Gentile, 30.
|
|
In February, Gentile noted many suppliers have "very strong margins" in structural airplane pieces.
|
|
Seth Cohen—the stereotypical nerdy Jew—refuses to insulate himself from the gentile world.
|
|
Gennaro "Jerry" Gentile was moved through seven different parishes through the 1970s and 1980s.
|
|
"Completely inappropriate," Gentile says of those underage club days, of which there were many.
|
|
Gentile compared the portrayal of violence in Japanese media with that in the United States.
|
|
Gentile: The ship is rocking, then all the equipment is built to the ship rocking.
|
|
Douglas Gentile, a psychologist at Iowa State University, has been studying the subject for decades.
|
|
Robert Gentile admitted last year to illegally selling a loaded firearm to a convicted killer.
|
|
Gentile suggests having a creative outlet as another way to neutralize anxiety and curb triggers.
|
|
Spirit Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile discussed some details of supplier actions at a Feb.
|
|
At first, Gentile, who was 72 at the time, was turned off by the idea.
|
|
Gonzaga discovered the story of the Gentile family while studying the phenomenon of rare diseases.
|
|
Overall, "the good news is that screen time is something parents can control," Gentile said.
|
|
SAYVILLE "The Brush and the Pen," Carole J. Amodeo, photography, and Janene Gentile, abstract paintings.
|
|
"They're doing less well than they used to do," Mr. Gentile said of the Republicans.
|
|
And remember, "You don't have to meet your goals 100% of the time," says Dr. Gentile.
|
|
In the gorgeous feature, writer Dan Gentile spends a night out in Texas' underground vogue scene.
|
|
Still, Gentile warned higher freight expenses and other costs would leak into the quarter ending June.
|
|
Now, lest it go unsaid, nearly 30 years ago, the Supreme Court said in Gentile v.
|
|
"They said it would withstand the storm of the century and it didn't," Mr. Gentile said.
|
|
An earlier version of this article misstated the amount of rent Ms. Gentile is responsible for.
|
|
Gentile said it's time for parents to be more thoughtful about how children are using their media.
|
|
In this new gentile society, differences were settled with dueling rather than tearing off another man's testicles.
|
|
Gentile pointed out that Japanese media consciously focuses on the victims of attacks rather than the perpetrators.
|
|
Payment terms could be included in a long-term agreement Spirit is negotiating with Boeing, Gentile said.
|
|
"Funds are starting to buy now," said Nick Gentile, managing partner of commodity trading adviser NickJen Capital.
|
|
She'd never been to a salon, firmly believing that such frills were vain, unnecessary and somehow gentile.
|
|
But after observing the seminars and the reception among Germans, Gentile and Jewish alike, Rasumny is optimistic.
|
|
I wanted to be a gentile with the same intensity that I wanted to be a filmmaker.
|
|
Her daughters, however, Rasha Pecoraro and Yvette Gentile, were granted generous access to the set during production.
|
|
Ryan McGuigan, the defense attorney for mobster Robert Gentile, told the Guardian that his client is near death.
|
|
There is no reason to think the crashes are related despite the similarity in aircraft models, Gentile said.
|
|
When he noticed that the Apostle Peter was treating Gentile believers differently from others, Paul called him out.
|
|
Gentile has repeatedly denied knowing the whereabouts of any of the art, valued at an estimated $500 million.
|
|
"That's an opportunity for us to take advantage of that and capture some of that margin," Gentile said.
|
|
Finding a healthy balance of media use for children has long puzzled researchers and parents alike, Gentile said.
|
|
Snetsinger had dreamed of being a scientist, as journalist Olivia Gentile recounted in her Snetsinger biography, Life List.
|
|
Ms. Gentile plays original compositions that are at once grimy and resonant, tightly layered and charged with momentum.
|
|
He invited an Islamist preacher who believes Jews use gentile blood for religious reasons to tea at Parliament.
|
|
His father, Vincent, was an elementary school principal, and his mother, the former Angela Gentile, was a homemaker.
|
|
"If video game addiction is like other addictions, it also should have a pathway like that," Gentile said.
|
|
"I can only tell you the effects on the health of the children I see," Gentile told BuzzFeed News.
|
|
Both Dr. Gentile and Mandel agree that we set the standards for how others are suppose to love us.
|
|
"So you can immediately make a 20 percent income by selling those call options against the stock," Gentile said.
|
|
Nicholas Gentile Jr., commander of the 169th Fighter Wing at McEntire Joint National Guard Base near Columbia, South Carolina.
|
|
The pilots ejected and were taken to a Georgia hospital for evaluation before returning to South Carolina, Gentile said.
|
|
Sal Gentile (writer/producer, Late Night With Seth Meyers): The first thing I've learned is to slow down, literally.
|
|
"I have them imagine a beautiful place to create the tone of safety and calm their system," says Gentile.
|
|
SAYVILLE "The Brush and the Pen," a joint exhibit by Carole J. Amodeo, photography, and Janene Gentile, abstract paintings.
|
|
"I know the tree," Justin Brannan, the chief of staff for the outgoing city councilman Vincent J. Gentile, said.
|
|
Across town at Narcissa, at the Standard, East Village, there's a new chef, too: the young Max Blachman-Gentile.
|
|
"There's more pictures of him on the dance floor than of me and my wife," Mr. Perillo-Gentile said.
|
|
Mr. Brannan, formerly a punk metal guitarist in a band called Indecision, got into politics working for Mr. Gentile.
|
|
There is no longer Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male or female, for all are one in Christ.
|
|
Signing a new agreement is among the priorities Gentile discussed with Spirit's board when it named him CEO, he said.
|
|
But Spirit plans to increase its defense business by bidding for new work and possibly with an acquisition, Gentile said.
|
|
"Now their kind of melting into the Gentile world might be considered a form of denial, even cowardice," he observes.
|
|
Authorities have located the bulk of the wreckage and do not believe anyone on the ground was injured, Gentile said.
|
|
"I wish you could see in your heart to let me go home," Gentile told U.S. District Judge Robert Chatigny.
|
|
The eventual decline of grand opera affected Jewish and Gentile composers alike: Rossini's almighty "Guillaume Tell" also dropped from sight.
|
|
Once the drug is inside the eye, the effects wear off and a new injection is needed, Dr. Gentile said.
|
|
This goes back to the blood libel stories about Jews kidnapping Gentile children and us[ing] their blood for seders.
|
|
Here and there it was relieved by the heroic efforts of Lotar, hiding in Prague, and his gentile wife, Zdenka.
|
|
Jozef Kroner plays the gentile given ownership of her shop, who can't bring himself to break the truth to her.
|
|
Gentile had been with GE for two decades, most recently serving as president and chief operating officer of GE Capital.
|
|
The epitome of southern soigné, he was a Jew in a gentile beau monde that would never fully accept him.
|
|
Michael Goessman, who worked at Luksus, and a new bread baker, Max Blachman-Gentile will join him in the kitchen.
|
|
Others might prefer a website like The Grandparent Effect, where the writer Olivia Gentile passes along news, interviews and studies.
|
|
For most of their history they had a reputation, at least among their gentile neighbors, for being humorless and glum.
|
|
According to Gentile, my compulsive problem doesn't rise to the level of addiction because it's not disrupting my everyday life.
|
|
"He is yet again in a new place, with new people and he doesn't want to be hurt anymore," Gentile says.
|
|
"Today 7 billion people are going to treat each other pretty damn well, and tomorrow, and the day after," Gentile said.
|
|
Various groups of gentile Polish partisans, who often helped out, offered to join forces with them but he, for one, refused.
|
|
For Andrew Gentile, co-owner of Toronto Hypnotherapy, treating clients with death anxiety is just a part of his days' work.
|
|
It's back to home turf for a busman's holiday and a big ruck with Italian champ Yuri Gentile on June 25th.
|
|
After 1965, if you were a white, male, anti-Communist, and integrationist liberal, Jew or Gentile, whose side were you on?
|
|
"There has been a lot of hype on using stem cells," Dr. Gentile said, but added that more research was needed.
|
|
A killer duo emerged from the group at several points, when the guitarist Ava Mendoza joined with the drummer Kate Gentile.
|
|
Adam Green of Moldy Peaches makes an appearance, and the gentile Wayne Coyne pops in with his band, the Flaming Lips.
|
|
In 1994, singer Celine Dion married her manager René Angélil in a jaw-dropping gown by designers Mirella and Steve Gentile.
|
|
"I believe, and there's lots of people who disagree with me, is that this is an impulse control problem," Gentile said.
|
|
"There hasn't been a lot of good news out of the NFL and that starts to wear on the viewer," said Gentile.
|
|
"They've reprogrammed the cancer cells, by altering the electrical status of the cell," Saverio Gentile at Loyola University Chicago told New Scientist.
|
|
Gentile said Spirit would raise the production of the jet parts to 1.843 units a month this year from 52 last year.
|
|
Joe Lieberman offers further proof that Jewish politicians have become subject to many of the same headwinds faced by their gentile colleagues.
|
|
He tries to accost the Nazi who is denouncing the "Jewish-controlled press" and calling for a "white gentile-ruled" United States.
|
|
Fauna's daughters, Rasha Pecoraro and Yvette Gentile, are hosting the companion podcast to I Am The Night, called The Root of All Evil.
|
|
Spirit and Boeing want a new supply agreement, but interim agreements allow them to conduct business so "there's no time pressure", Gentile said.
|
|
Trump has praised the wall Israel constructed, but Mexicans — Jew and gentile, government and private citizen — did not take kindly to the comparison.
|
|
Gentile declined to discuss what led to the collision but said it occurred during routine training for the unit's air defense suppression mission.
|
|
The kikes invented it long ago and now they use it to push their rotten marxist ideology and to victimize the gentile people.
|
|
Using therapy in hypnosis, Gentile says he guides clients through a 45-minute "magic carpet ride" to rid them of their deepest fears.
|
|
"I was always interested in Sufi culture: music, dance, art and the works of the Persian poets Rumi and Hafez," Ms. Gentile said.
|
|
The talk and arguments that went on in the cafés covered every imaginable subject under the Jewish sun, and the Gentile ones, too.
|
|
"We haven't heard anything this morning about changing policy for communicating with agencies," Councilman Vincent J. Gentile said after two hours of testimony.
|
|
Gentile has studied gaming disorder since 1999 and "at that time I was trying to show that it wasn't a problem," he said.
|
|
In August it cost $3.76 per share to insure against any loss in the S&P 500 over the next 1003 days, Gentile said.
|
|
In a more gentile age of press relations -- through the national crises of the Great Depression and World War II -- journalists largely went along.
|
|
"This week we refiled our Form CO, which is the formal notification required for merger review and clearance by the European Commission," Gentile said.
|
|
At the park, he said hello to Paul Gentile and Bob Amoruso, two Adventureland executives who he invites to his class as guest speakers.
|
|
Her 210 album, "Mannequins," arrived without much fanfare, but its coiled, seething compositions and tight execution announced Gentile as a young bandleader to watch.
|
|
Ms. Rosenberg and her mother survived the war — she hid with a gentile family, and her mother endured forced labor at a munitions plant.
|
|
Mr. Gentile, meanwhile, has since 2003 represented neighborhoods like Bensonhurst and Dyker Heights, which have diversified in recent years but still are largely white.
|
|
"Having costs for rate 57 but producing at a lower rate had a short-term negative impact on margins," Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said.
|
|
There is no universal definition of addiction, but Gentile highlights a key characteristic: "It has to be something that's actually damaging your life," he says.
|
|
"As we begin 2019, our focus is on the efficient execution of production rate increases, margin expansion, continued growth in defense and fabrication," Gentile said.
|
|
One year after her husband died, Janice Gentile received an unusual request from her daughter: make a legacy video about their marriage -- and their lives.
|
|
So, apart from a gentile acknowledgement of the "sweet old mommas" and other female authority figures, what did the former 'Noles coach have to offer?
|
|
Sitting on the floor of the main prayer hall was Juliet Rabia Gentile, 36, who has belonged to this order for more than a decade.
|
|
My classes on Jewish history and culture often discuss extremely delicate questions of Jewish identity without anyone, Jew or gentile, evincing the slightest discernible discomfort.
|
|
" Of Rabbi Eckstein and his hundreds of thousands of evangelical donors, Mr. Chafets wrote, "No Jew since Jesus has commanded this kind of gentile following.
|
|
Robert Gentile, the last surviving person of interest regarding the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist, was found competent for sentencing in an unrelated weapons case.
|
|
After 723 years as a car dealership owner and part-time volunteer at a child sexual abuse nonprofit, he's developed a gentile rapport with people.
|
|
Gentile currently is chief operating officer and will take over at the end of July from Lawson, who arrived in 2013 and rapidly improved Spirit's profits.
|
|
"Stress is an emotional experience when the circumstances in someone's life are more than the individual can comfortably manage," says psychologist Jennifer Gentile of LiveHealth Online.
|
|
But Gentile, who has taken an oath never to name a gunman in his public talks or teachings, said the media has a significant responsibility, too.
|
|
U.S. Attorney for Connecticut John Durham said recent calls between Gentile and his wife monitored by prison officials showed no indication that Gentile's memory was failing.
|
|
Gentile, who took over last July, has pushed for lower costs on the two-thirds of its overall spending that is made in the supply chain.
|
|
Gentile treasures the fact that her four children and 10 grandchildren will always have her recording as a way to remember both her husband and herself.
|
|
"Everybody that we're seeing is quite desperate and desperate in a different way," said Andrea Gentile, an Oregon-based nurse practitioner traveling with the AFT group.
|
|
The takeaway, as I'd learned, was the blind faith of the soldier, who was not only a Gentile, but a member of the oppressive Roman regime.
|
|
Snark Horse appears here in quartet form with Matt Mitchell on piano, Ava Mendoza on guitar, Matt Nelson on tenor saxophone and Kate Gentile on drums.nublu.
|
|
Perhaps the most startling debut albums in jazz this year were "Fly or Die," by the trumpeter Jaimie Branch, and "Mannequins," by the drummer Kate Gentile.
|
|
The book is haunted by the disparity between the virtue of the Jews of Buczacz and their suffering at the hands of Gentile neighbors and rulers.
|
|
In response, the chief executive of Spirit AeroSystems, Tom Gentile, told investors the company would freeze some hiring, reduce overtime and decrease its use of contractors.
|
|
Along with Brooks and Henry, other declared candidates include suspended Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore, Christian Coalition of Alabama President Randy Brinson and businessman Dom Gentile.
|
|
After class each Thursday, I'd cut through the halls by Gentile Arena, past faded black-and-white photographs of earlier teams and inspirational quotations on the walls.
|
|
She took one look at the peach-cheeked, yellow-haired twins with sparkling gentile genetics on the covers of those books, and she basically saw a porno.
|
|
This doesn't sit well with Moti (Zohar Strauss), Anat's Orthodox brother-in-law, whose disapproval of the lonely gentile in their midst subtly pokes at historical animus.
|
|
Born in Poland as Dovidl, Rapoport was, as a child, left in the care of a gentile London family that respected his Judaism and nurtured his talent.
|
|
"This is not the news I wanted to share, and I know it's not the news you wanted to hear," CEO Tom Gentile told employees on Friday.
|
|
In the military context, Gian Gentile has described what he calls "a strategy of tactics," which purports to be a strategy but is not one in fact.
|
|
But Allegheny Hospital pediatrician Deborah Gentile, a respiratory disease expert who runs mobile asthma treatment clinics for children in the region, had already figured out something was wrong.
|
|
Jew and gentile, God and man, or (to recall the terms of her "amiable discussion" with Bloom), God and idol: These are categories that should not be muddled.
|
|
Mr. Gentile recalled Mr. Kasich pulling him aside after a news conference and unspooling a vigorous grievance about how Democrats had not supported a proposal he had championed.
|
|
Nicole Kidman plays the head of a school for gentile young ladies trapped behind the gates of a country mansion as the American Civil War rages around them.
|
|
The book's narrator, 17-year-old Edmund, is a Jewish boy in Eastern Europe whose schoolwork suffers because he is preoccupied with love for a beautiful gentile girl.
|
|
Jerzy's father is a master strategist who employs a variety of desperate measures to preserve his family, even adopting a blond Gentile child to serve as a decoy.
|
|
Giovanni Gentile, whose Italian restaurant Spaghetti Incident on the Lower East Side is closing down apart from takeout and deliveries until further notice, also laid off his staff.
|
|
"I'm a very optimistic guy, and my thinking even now, is that when this thing passes, we'll go back to the normal life we knew," said Gentile, 37.
|
|
It did not matter if you were black or white, Jew or gentile, male or female — in the military, you were judged by how well you did your job.
|
|
The role should have gone to a Jewish Lesbian actress first and foremost, and to me casting a gentile shows that they don't seem to care about accurate representation.
|
|
"It suggests people are reacting to something they don't even see, because the national anthem is generally not televised," said Rick Gentile, director of the Seton Hall Sports Program.
|
|
It appears that, in part, Paul was attempting to dissuade nationalist or revolutionary Jewish impulses that might have threatened the overall unity of the joint Jewish-Gentile Christian community.
|
|
Spirit expects revenue growth of about 14 percent in 2019, largely driven by Boeing's 737, Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said on a post-earnings conference call with analysts.
|
|
In the case of Janice Gentile, for example, until she made that video, her children never knew she had once performed a piano concert at Carnegie Hall, said Hirsch.
|
|
Savings from changes to the U.S. tax code will be used for "high-return" capital expenditures and research and development activities, Chief Executive Tom Gentile said in a statement.
|
|
The firm's management team includes Bill Healy, an alum of Deutsche Bank and the blockchain fund Pantera Capital, as well as Mohammed Grimmeh and Greg Gentile, according to LinkedIn.
|
|
One reason games can be so alluring, according to psychologist Douglas Gentile, whose work focuses on video gaming and addiction, is because they satisfy an "ABC" of human needs.
|
|
As for whether this divergence will ultimately be, as they say, good for the Jews — well, that's a question this Gentile columnist leaves to the chosen people to debate.
|
|
Ms. Gentile, who worked as a medical office assistant and coordinator for a physical therapy clinic, stopped working in 2008 and started receiving Supplemental Security Income a year later.
|
|
But interviews and anecdotal evidence suggest that Jewish viewers, some gentile viewers and even many Haredim (literally "tremblers" before God), who generally shun television, are bingeing on the series.
|
|
We cannot afford to consider whether he is Catholic or Protestant, Jew or Gentile; whether he is Englishman or Irishman, Frenchman or German, Japanese, Italian, Scandinavian, Slav, or Magyar.
|
|
He had a history of violent and aggressive behavior, Ms. Gentile wrote in a lawsuit, including writing "Kill Them All" on his hand in September of that year and fighting.
|
|
"It is a full-contact team sport," Gentile said of the talks, which involve finance, engineering, operations and legal departments and inputs from the CEO's office to the factory floor.
|
|
As with much of his oeuvre over the past few decades, Foulkes's new body of work lays bare the ugliness of corruption and greed under the surface of gentile society.
|
|
Even without her guidance, there were giveaways: the hairdos, of course, and the dresses, both of which were meant to mark FLDS women as different, as irreconcilable to gentile culture.
|
|
Fans watched as the Breaking Bad antihero gradually morphed from a gentile next-door neighbor to an unrestrained monster over a five-season slow burn that built to utter destruction.
|
|
Spirit Aero Chief Executive Tom Gentile said the deal would reduce uncertainty that has long existed with Boeing and preserve the company's ability to meet long-term cash flow goals.
|
|
Strikingly, he acknowledged that the war had seen cases both of Polish heroism and of Polish infamy, with some Gentile Poles betraying their Jewish neighbours and those who helped them.
|
|
Gentile said Spirit saw no impact from slowing deliveries of Airbus' A350 aircraft, which have been piling up at the factory in Toulouse, France, due to some components arriving late.
|
|
Ms. Weinrauch survived by posing as a gentile and at a social function found herself in a tense waltz with a Nazi officer, a dance that would save her life.
|
|
Spirit said Gentile would oversee the strategic leadership, profitable growth, development and operation of the company's core business units, while managing all of Spirit's programs, engineering, operations and business development.
|
|
The Neediest Cases Fund CEDARHURST, N.Y. — On a brisk October day, Laura Gentile strolled through the orderly aisles stocked with matzo ball soup, apple juice, challah and cinnamon kokosh cake.
|
|
Ms. Gentile said she had lost count of the number of times her children had been hospitalized or institutionalized, because of the harm they were causing their mother and themselves.
|
|
"I was lucky enough to get to pick them up and take them on their Freedom Ride to LCAL," says Niccola Gentile, a volunteer, who loves participating in the freedom rides.
|
|
"A smartphone is a key to everything in the world -- to all of human knowledge, to all of human horrors, and that makes the internet a really valuable asset," Gentile said.
|
|
"Making such a quick adjustment to the production schedule creates significant disruption in a complex production system like the 737," Spirit CEO Tom Gentile said in a quarterly earnings release Wednesday.
|
|
Gentile: There are days when news breaks late in the day and we literally have maybe 10 minutes to come up with something, and you just have to go with it.
|
|
"The research suggests that a lot of sexual violence cases are weeded out of the system," added Jennifer Gentile Long, CEO of AEquitas, a resource for prosecutors making sex-crime cases.
|
|
Mr. Brannan was elected to the City Council from the 43rd District in Brooklyn, to replace Vincent J. Gentile, a term-limited councilman for whom he served as director of communications.
|
|
Often considered a conservative bastion, the area has diversified in the 14 years that it has been represented by a single Democratic councilman, Vincent Gentile, who cannot run for another term.
|
|
He was reportedly invented in 1916 by a 10-year-old boy named Anthony Gentile, who submitted a drawing of a smiling peanut with arms and legs to a trademark contest.
|
|
Michele Gentile, who owns the Ex Libris Cafe bookshop, spends the cash he makes from the recycling center to provide the free books, thus helping the environment and little literary minds.
|
|
"If anyone's 93-year-old grandfather came to them and said, 'I want to run for mayor,' they would think he was a bit crazy," says Perillo's grandson, Michael Perillo-Gentile, 28.
|
|
In an interview with The Guardian, Jennifer Gentile Long, the CEO of Aequitas, a group that advises prosecutors in sex crime cases, said that studies consistently show this to be the case.
|
|
Earning that premium can boost the holding's return, or it can reduce the sting if the share price falls, said Tom Gentile, editor of Power Profit Trades, a newsletter for options traders.
|
|
Gentile: Something else I've realized this year is that comedy is actually surprisingly well-suited for these head-spinning times in at least one sense: Comedy is a pretty good BS detector.
|
|
The FBI executed search warrants in and around the home of Robert "Bobby the Cook" Gentile — long considered a person of interest in relation to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist (1990).
|
|
"While we implemented these cost-reduction actions in the second quarter and are tracking to plan, the financial benefits will be realized beginning in the second half of the year," Gentile added.
|
|
Told both backward in time (her story) and forward (his), "The Last Five Years" is a melancholy musical about the doomed marriage between Jamie, a Jewish writer, and Cathy, his gentile wife.
|
|
His campaign was a sparse operation — aside from Mr. Leech, he relied on his family, especially Mr. Perillo-Gentile, who managed a lot of the online efforts and helped book his interviews.
|
|
He says you have to find a gentile to help, and asking one to come inside your house to turn off a light is difficult to do without seeming like a sociopath.
|
|
Marion & Aaron Gural J.C.C. provided Ms. Gentile and her children with $630 from the Neediest Cases Fund to cover her December 2015 rent and $650 to help with rent again in September.
|
|
The project eventually landed in the hands of Laura Gentile, senior vice president of espnW, and Carol Stiff, ESPN's vice president of women's sports programing, who were willing to give it a shot.
|
|
Highlights include the quartet from his superb recent album, "Vista Accumulation" (Tuesday); an intriguing pair of ensembles anchored by the drummer Kate Gentile (Wednesday); and a duo with the percussionist Ches Smith (Thursday).
|
|
At a 2015 hearing, prosecutors said Gentile was secretly recorded telling an undercover FBI agent that he had access to at least two of the paintings and could sell them for $500,000 each.
|
|
While members of FLDS live in an isolated community and choose to dress in easily identifiable, modest and rather old-fashioned garb, Order members wear modern clothing to blend in with gentile society.
|
|
They add a kid in a wheelchair, but the inclusion of the character, as played by Troy Gentile, of TV's "The Goldbergs," is a net loss for the movie's depiction of the disabled.
|
|
"With this agreement in place, we strengthen the partnership with Airbus and we're now actively bidding on new work programs with them," Spirit Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said on a conference call.
|
|
According to the Allens' lawyer, Laura Gentile, Mr. Nelson, a special-education student in the 93th grade, was assigned to a different section of Erasmus and was not supposed to be in Alfredo's area.
|
|
He still does not have a wheelchair that fits him, and Medicaid covers only two hours of physical therapy a week when he needs two hours a day, according to Ms. Gentile, the lawyer.
|
|
"There are a ton of financial circumstances you have to deal with as a graduate student that you're not fully prepared for," said Laura Gentile, 29, incoming co-president of the student-run club.
|
|
"The Company's Board will consider further action with respect to the dividend in the future, upon the MAX's return to service and further production stabilization," Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said in a statement.
|
|
La Pezzata is in its 54th year and it occurs the first Sunday in August in the Pianoro di Prato Gentile, a large pasture located in the Apennines mountain range in Molise's Isernia province.
|
|
The unit will temporarily suspend flight operations to focus on the investigation but is expected to return to the air by the end of the week to prepare for an upcoming deployment, Gentile said.
|
|
"We expect to see overtime decline and a reduction in surge resources (by mid-year)," Spirit CEO Tom Gentile said, indicating it would help the company get back on schedule to supply 33 parts.
|
|
In traditional Jewish households, marrying or even dating a non-Jew—often referred to as a gentile, goy, and in extreme, oh-no-he-really-bought-her-the-ring scenarios, shiksa—is simply unacceptable.
|
|
Those numbers came as no shock to Douglas Gentile, a psychology professor at Iowa State University who was not involved in the new report but has studied the effects of media use on children.
|
|
It has most aggressively pursued Robert Gentile, an 80-year-old Connecticut man with ties to organized crime whom federal investigators believe has knowledge of the art's whereabouts — a claim he has persistently denied.
|
|
Gentile will tackle this ambitious music with her core ensemble: Jeremy Viner on clarinets and tenor saxophone, Matt Mitchell on piano and Prophet 230 synthesizer, and Kim Cass on acoustic and electric basses. ibeambrooklyn.
|
|
In Gentile da Fabriano's 1423 "Adoration of the Magi," a famous biblical scene, the golden halos of Mary and Joseph are inscribed with Arabic letters, in a strikingly harmonious overlap of cultures and religions.
|
|
Her father, who considered it a liability to be Jewish in an era when institutions adopted policies to exclude American Jews from power and influence, embraced wine because he considered it a gentile hobby.
|
|
The drummer and vibraphonist Kate Gentile has a new album out this month featuring a quartet she calls Mannequins: Jeremy Viner on reeds, Matt Mitchell on piano and electronics, and Adam Hopkins on bass.
|
|
Like Mr. Hrebejk's "Divided We Fall" — a story of a sheepish Czech gentile who locates a vein of courage and generosity during the Nazi occupation — "The Teacher" is polished, engaging and somewhat risk-averse.
|
|
Ms. Gentile receives $182 a month in food stamps to feed herself, a 20-year-old son, Malliki Outlaw, and a 19-year-old daughter, Nevaeh Outlaw, who both have mental illnesses, she said.
|
|
"It kind of is that simple," Doug Gentile—a doctor of psychology at Iowa State University and a researcher into the effects of video games on the human brain—told me over the phone.
|
|
"The ratings are based on what parents find offensive rather than on what does the science say is healthy for children, and so, I definitely think there's a lot of room for improvement," Gentile said.
|
|
"Even though different researchers across the world may define the problem somewhat differently, or ask different questions in different countries with differently aged kids, we find almost the same results across the world" Gentile says.
|
|
"It's about both of us -- but since he couldn't speak for himself, I had to speak for him," recalled Gentile, who is now 80 and views this video as a central part of her legacy.
|
|
They have come to love the little blond boy they once considered a sign of failure (back home "everyone was fertile"), but they worry still about his foreign, which is to say gentile American, ancestry.
|
|
I was wrong on the facts, too, for the rolling revelations of the ensuing days showed that Weinstein was an equal-opportunity predator, happy to degrade and devour Jewish women, Gentile women, African Americans, etc.
|
|
They are white and black, male and female, Jewish and gentile, gay and straight, cis and trans — all of them coming into contact with one another like Venn diagrams that partly, but never neatly, overlap.
|
|
They were interested in Gentile after the wife of his one of peers told authorities she had seen her husband handing over two stolen paintings outside of a hotel in Portland, Maine, a decade earlier.
|
|
" With his gentile friend Zdenek he earned admittance to a club of pranksters by lying down in the midst of a busy road, casually telling concerned passers-by that they were "just a little tired.
|
|
He explained later that the gentile-sounding name exposed him to new levels of anti-Semitism because people did not know he was Jewish and would say vile things about Jews blithely to his face.
|
|
And there's no doubt that the society and ideology that we're surrounded by makes a big difference, said Douglas Gentile, a longtime researcher of the psychological impact of violence in the media at Iowa State University.
|
|
"We made great progress continuing to improve the consistency and efficiency of 737 deliveries during the quarter, and are now fully recovered to our delivery schedule," Spirit Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said in a statement.
|
|
The Swede, as he is called, marries Dawn Dwyer (Jennifer Connelly), a gentile goddess and former Miss New Jersey with whom he lives an idyllic life among the gentry on a farm in western New Jersey.
|
|
"We continue to work with Boeing to develop a new production schedule for 2020 with an eye toward minimizing disruption, maintaining the stability of our production capabilities, and best positioning Spirit for the future," Gentile said.
|
|
At 19, Ms. Gentile and her young son were living with her parents, who she said had forced her to get an abortion when she became pregnant again as a condition for staying under their roof.
|
|
For this latest installment of our Crate Expectations series, we caught up with Gentile over the phone to chat shades of bass, inappropriate childhood anthems, and the strange mix of styles that made After Hours possible.
|
|
Jennifer Gentile Long is chief executive officer of AEquitas: The Prosecutors' Resource on Violence Against Women, which receives funding from the Department of Justice to provide technical assistance, training and publications on issues related to sexual violence.
|
|
In Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key's new movie, Keanu, the comedy stars need to trade in their friendly, gentile personas for tougher, menacing ones in order to rescue the cutest kitten ever from a notorious gang.
|
|
In their research, Kinsman and co-author Patrizia Gentile have documented stories about hundreds of gay and lesbian Canadians who were purged from their jobs in the public sector, especially the military, after the Second World War.
|
|
As Harry fills in for his gentile counterpart, we follow him to the Christmas tree of two surprised children, played by Victoria Jackson and Mike Myers, whose hint of a mullet betrays the late '80s air date.
|
|
WASHINGTON, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Aircraft parts maker Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc on Tuesday said it had named Tom Gentile, a former senior General Electric Co executive, as executive vice president and chief operating officer, effective April 1.
|
|
If, for example, the relevant factor we want to know is how many people in the world are over seven feet tall or under four feet tall, diversities like white and black, Jew and Gentile, are irrelevant.
|
|
The princess, who became a Greek Orthodox nun and battled with mental-health problems, is honoured in Israel as a "righteous Gentile" because of the help she gave a Jewish family in Greece during the second world war.
|
|
Where the gentile-seeking-Jew situation becomes troubling is in the cloak-and-dagger courting on Jewish dating sites in which people feel the need to misrepresent themselves (or #FakeJews, as one Reddit user described it to me).
|
|
Speaking on a day when Southwest Airlines said it would delay taking delivery of 67 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, Gentile said he was not worried about weakening demand for new planes or an aviation business cycle downturn.
|
|
"The study group for whom Dr. Gentile collected data represents only a small fraction of the total population of children with asthma in the advisory area," American Lung Association Director of Environmental Health Kevin Stewart told BuzzFeed News.
|
|
More and more shows are looking for ways to reach an audience with a voracious appetite for election news in a post-Jon Stewart world, and Gentile represents the new mixed-breed taking over late-night writers' rooms.
|
|
More and more shows are looking for ways to reach an audience with a voracious appetite for election news in a post-Jon Stewart world, and Gentile represents the new mixed-breed taking over late-night writers' rooms.
|
|
"We were focused on recovering delivery commitments to our customers and made good progress on that," Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said, adding that the company expected to see further improvement in the second half of the year.
|
|
A New Jersey federal judge has dismissed an indictment accusing former New York stock broker Guy Gentile of securities fraud for running an alleged stock manipulation scheme, ruling that the government waited too long to charge the man.
|
|
"Either the survivor has passed on, the righteous has passed on or in some instances either the survivor or the righteous gentile is unable to travel and you know, they're in a nursing home, assisted living or something."
|
|
But it is the words painted on another wall outside of Gentile Arena — a quote from St. Ignatius of Loyola — that may better point to the power of her personality: Go forth and set the world on fire.
|
|
He is the co-author, with Patrizia Gentile, of "The Canadian War on Queers" and a member of the We Demand an Apology Network, a group that has been pushing for the action Mr. Trudeau is now taking.
|
|
The memo from Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said the layoffs would affect 7373,800 workers at Spirit's marquee facility in Wichita, with the possibility of more to follow based on what final production rates are agreed with Boeing.
|
|
The central action turns on the footballer's proposal to Strulovitch's daughter, and on Strulovitch's insistence, as a conscious parody of the demand of Shakespeare's Shylock for a pound of flesh from Antonio, that the Gentile athlete be circumcised.
|
|
The memo from Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said the layoffs would affect 2,800 workers at Spirit's marquee facility in Wichita, with the possibility of more to follow based on what final production rates are agreed with Boeing.
|
|
Children spending more time on mobile devices comes as no shock to Douglas Gentile, a psychology professor at Iowa State University who was not involved in the new report but has studied the effects of media use on children.
|
|
"We have been led to believe the N.F.L. and E.P.L. were immune to these trends, but it turns out they aren't," said Rick Gentile, a former CBS Sports executive producer who now runs the Seton Hall University sports poll.
|
|
"I think when he won it was kind of like, 'Oh this is really cool,' but then the next day it was, 'Oh, what do you do, we don't really know how to do anything,'" Mr. Perillo-Gentile said.
|
|
Authorities have been playing cat and mouse for years with a Connecticut man, Robert V. Gentile, 81, a reputed member of the mob, whom they believe to be the last living person who might know where the objects are.
|
|
Marion Pritchard, a gentile whose shock at watching Nazi soldiers storm a home for Jewish children in Amsterdam and load them into a truck for deportation inspired her to enter a clandestine world of rescuing Jews, died on Dec.
|
|
She is survived by her husband; their children, Angelica Visconti Ruspoli, Ginevra Visconti Bassetti, Maria Consolata Visconti di Modrone and Emanuele Visconti; her mother; and her siblings Ferruccio (the company chairman), Leonardo and Massimo Ferragamo and Giovanna Gentile Ferragamo.
|
|
The degree of reverse cultural assimilation that this Gentile from the Midwest had to undertake is captured in one of the funniest letters Porter ever wrote, to his (Jewish) agent, Irving Lazar: Thank you for your letter of Dec.
|
|
"[State] Senator [Lou] Gentile is in all likelihood the only recruit who can put this Republican-leaning swing district in play," reads a series of memos from DCCC Great Lakes Regional Political Director Jason Bresler about Ohio's 85033th District.
|
|
Even I, who grew up going to the movies on Christmas Day alongside my family and the rest of the nongentiles in my corner of New Jersey, have felt this while decorating the tree alongside my gentile in-laws.
|
|
Dr. Douglas Gentile, a professor of psychology at Iowa State University who has studied screen time and children, said the new statement suggests that often it's not the quantity of media but the quality that can influence aggression in children.
|
|
Good local knowledge, from the bartering he did for other Jews, of which gentile farms had honey or chickens, and which might be friendly enough (resisting the general poison in the air) to hide him for a day or so.
|
|
Gentile: The ["A Closer Look"] segments on Matt Lauer, Harvey Weinstein, and Trump, because we worked really hard to place the news in the broader context of the systemic misogyny that pervades virtually every institution and industry in American society.
|
|
Gabler's organizing principle is that Streisand's outsider roots — as a Jewish-looking, Jewish-sounding, Brooklyn-toughened woman who pushed past rejection and (gentile) Hollywood standards of female beauty and desirability to brilliant stardom — are the defining, revolutionary characteristic of her life.
|
|
Lt. Rino Gentile, a public information officer for E.U. Navfor Med, the European Union's military operation to rescue migrants and fight human trafficking in the Mediterranean, said the number of dead would be known only once the bodies had been retrieved.
|
|
Even if simultaneous resistance to Trump's separation of immigrant families and to Bibi's demolition of Bedouin villages makes the ideology of the American Jewish left more or less indistinguishable from its Gentile allies, Jewish resistance tactics can look very different.
|
|
Though written as a kind of corrective to Bellamy, as the Gospel of Matthew is a Jewish corrective to the Gentile-welcoming Gospel of Mark, "News from Nowhere" signals a more radical break with nineteenth-century orthodoxy than Bellamy could achieve.
|
|
America's turn to smiley-faced fascism hits home when President Lindbergh establishes Just Folks, a program to foster urban Jewish children with gentile families in the country — deracination disguised as integration — which attracts Philip's rebellious older brother, Sandy (Caleb Malis).
|
|
The writers Sal Gentile, Mike Scollins, Seth Reiss and Ben Warheit will take the stage along with Amber Ruffin, whose regular "Amber Says What" segment on the show hilariously mirrors our own incredulous reactions to the endless onslaught of headline news.
|
|
More than 25 years ago in Nevada, Dominic Gentile, an attorney, held a press conference the day after his client was indicted, and made statements that may potentially have prejudiced an eventual jury (in fact, the client was ultimately acquitted).
|
|
This is apparent in not just the Italian grapes that Corsica has made its own, like niellucciu and sciaccarellu, but in a handful of others that show up here and there, like carcajolu neru, genovese, morescola, montaneccia, riminese and biancu gentile.
|
|
Spirit AeroSystems, which gets around half its revenues from supplying fuselages for the 737 MAX, saw margins slip and is cutting overtime and putting workers on unpaid leave to cut costs after "disruption in a complex production system", says its boss, Tom Gentile.
|
|
"Having costs for rate 57 but producing at a lower rate had a short-term negative impact on margins," Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said on Wednesday, as the company outlined cuts in overtime and other costs to offset the MAX groundings.
|
|
The leagues may also be responsible for some of the slide by expanding their schedules into more days of the week, eroding the exclusivity that once made their games must-see TV. "Among other things, oversaturation is definitely an issue," Mr. Gentile said.
|
|
At a time when many Reform and Conservative rabbis were less than welcoming to gentile spouses, she and her husband carved a niche working with interfaith couples, running workshops where they listened to their conflicts and suggesting ways of grappling with them.
|
|
He tries to play golf at least two times a week, though he laments that he uses a golf cart now, and considers himself a consistent player ("Sometimes I wish I could hit it like him," said his grandson, Mike Perillo-Gentile).
|
|
"The USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67) is the only ship of her class and the last conventionally powered aircraft carrier built for the United States Navy," Claire Gentile said of the ship that was the subject of her now massively popular photo.
|
|
Sofia Coppola also has a shot with "The Beguiled", in which Kidman dominates the screen as head of a school for gentile young ladies in the American Civil War and whose life is turned upside down by the arrival of an injured Yankee soldier.
|
|
That is partly because of the nature of the surviving historical sources—Jews who became notable in the wider, Gentile world necessarily had an unusual degree of contact with that world—and partly because Schama is not very interested in religious practice and texts.
|
|
Though perhaps his films of late have taken a different turn, with biopic Mr. Turner, the more gentile Another Year, and his upcoming picture based around the Peterloo Massacre, Leigh's vigor and undying interest in the often painful calamity of the human condition remains.
|
|
"As we now expect to remain at 52 aircraft per month for some period of time, (prior) guidance does not reflect our current outlook," Spirit Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said, adding he was waiting for more clarity from Boeing on MAX's return to service.
|
|
There is the contrast of men and women (he is French, after all), of coarse America and subtle Europe, of Jew and gentile, of the Nazi past in which his parents perished and the ominous present in which his grandson, Luc, lies dying of leukemia.
|
|
"The political parties in government have sought ways — through changes to the electoral law — to remain in power, rather than allowing for the turnover that is typical of democracies," said Emilio Gentile, professor emeritus of contemporary Italian history at the University of Rome La Sapienza.
|
|
And as it is November, Jeff Goldings, a 50-year-old freelance writer and editor who had come to the Palm Beach County Democratic Party's office to volunteer with his mother, expressed a simple feeling many Floridians, Jewish or gentile, have been feeling of late.
|
|
"The difficult decision announced today is a necessary step given the uncertainty related to both the timing for resuming 737 Max production and the overall production levels that can be expected following the production suspension," Spirit AeroSystems CEO Tom Gentile said in a press release.
|
|
She was a brave young Dutch student and a conscience-stricken gentile who risked her life to save Jews from death camps in the early 1940s, in one instance shooting a Nazi stooge before he could seize three little children she had been hiding.
|
|
Istvan's early shapeshifting skills ultimately saved his life: During the Nazi occupation of Hungary — when two-thirds of the country's Jewish population was exterminated — he survived by passing as a gentile and rescued his parents from deportation by impersonating a fascist Arrow Cross officer.
|
|
So, the report concluded that out of 168 hours in a week, we spend more than 50 with devices, said Douglas Gentile, professor of psychology at Iowa State University, who was not involved in the report but has studied how too much screen time affects children.
|
|
Intended as a way to connect people who live in Bay Ridge to their underused bay, the 40-by-60-foot dock was the culmination of years of planning and over $800,000 in financing provided by Councilman Vincent J. Gentile, a Democrat who represents the neighborhood.
|
|
But it has since evolved into a close read of current events, typically running for at least 10 minutes of dense news commentary laced with jokes that Meyers — who writes "A Closer Look" with Late Night writer Sal Gentile, formerly of MSNBC — delivers solo from his desk.
|
|
Ferragamo is survived by her son Ferruccio, who is now president and chairman; her daughter Giovanna Gentile Ferragamo, who is vice chairwoman; her son Massimo, who is chairman of Ferragamo USA; her son Leonardo, who is also a senior executive; 23 grandchildren; and many great-grandchildren.
|
|
It's written as a conversation between a Jewish college student and a gentile law professor and is meant to "awaken her audience to the nature, persistence and scale of the threat, along with the insidious ways in which it seeks to disguise itself," our reviewer wrote.
|
|
In fact, one of the most credible works to explore the subject, which Crews himself draws on, reports that in the year Freud enrolled, tensions between Jews and the gentile majority were palpable, with anti-Semitism against Jews from Galicia, where Freud's family originated, particularly acute.
|
|
As far as measures that the state could take to soften the blow for restaurant owners, Kord, Gentile and Stanford said that easing payroll taxes, sales taxes, could also help them make ends meet during this time — including helping pay rent and utilities on their inactive restaurants.
|
|
In addition, those with bedroom media were likely to be exposed to more media violence and tended to act more aggressively than children with no bedroom media, said Gentile, who was a co-author of that study, which involved more than 4,000 students in the US and Singapore.
|
|
Though I knew that we were tolerated and accepted as well — in publicized individual cases, even specially esteemed — and though I never doubted that this country was mine, I was not unaware of the power to intimidate that emanated from the highest and lowest reaches of gentile America.
|
|
Nicola Forrest AO Mr. Saul Fox and Ms. Hannah Strobel Mr. Philip Gaetjens, secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Ms. Sonia Gentile, director of program, Office of the Prime Minister of Australia The Honorable Rudolph Giuliani and Dr. Maria Ryan Mr. James Gorman The Rev.
|
|
In a review of 170 studies of patients who use information technology, Danielle Gentile of the Levine Cancer Institute of Atrium Health in Charlotte, N.C., and her co-authors found that social media communities can be very helpful to cancer patients, especially those who lack personal social support.
|
|
A. Current treatments for the so-called wet form of macular degeneration, involving injections inside the eye, are already "very effective" compared with laser treatments, which were used before intravitreal injections, said Dr. Ronald C. Gentile, the surgeon director at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai.
|
|
And so I was sent not to the brand-new junior high that was built to service Negro students who were in desperate need of a better facility, but to Garrison Junior High in the Forest Park neighborhood, from which gentile whites had fled when the Jewish population moved in.
|
|
Two additional candidates entered the race more recently: Vincent J. Gentile, 58, a city councilman who served for more than a decade as an assistant district attorney in Queens, and John Gangemi, 78, a lawyer from Bay Ridge who worked in the office 50 years ago under Aaron E. Koota.
|
|
The companies are in discussions about the large volume of parts and components Spirit supplies, including structures for the Boeing 7373, 767 and 777 aircraft, after the prior 10-year agreement ended, Tom Gentile told reporters at a briefing here, his first since being named to succeed current chief executive Larry Lawson.
|
|
"The work week still takes up 40 of those hours, sleep at seven hours a night is 49, and if we assume all personal care -- such as eating, bathing, dressing, preparing food -- is three hours a day, then we have 58 hours a week left over for all other things," Gentile said.
|
|
That story — illustrated by Palacio herself, in a style at once expressive and chaste, an elusive but ideal combination — belongs less to him than to his grandmother, who survived World War II by hiding in the barn of a kind gentile family in rural France after Nazis deported the town's Jewish children.
|
|
The story of the Bellinis — the father Jacopo and sons Giovanni and Gentile — is well known, that of the Vivarinis much less so, even though they were also important forces in transforming the gothic art of the early years of the century into the radically new forms of expression of the Venetian Renaissance.
|
|
" The same Apostle Paul who wrote that women should be silent in churches also wrote in the book of Galatians what at the time was a stunningly egalitarian statement: "There is neither Jew nor gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.
|
|
I did not know that people were subjected to racial classifications, official and unofficial, epithets that were mumbled and shouted, or categories that were checked off on birth certificates and census forms, tallied in school-district and city-planning offices, and inscribed on property deeds. Caucasian. Negro. Mexican. Ethiopian. White. Jew. Gentile.
|
|
It was a breakthrough not just for Mr. Roth but for American letters, which had never known anything like it: an extended, unhinged monologue, at once filthy and hilarious, by a neurotic young Jewish man trying to break free of his suffocating parents and tormented by a longing to have sex with gentile women, shiksas.
|
|
A second problem was that "Tropic of Cancer" and "Tropic of Capricorn" had been republished in Paris after the war by Maurice Girodias, Kahane's son, who had taken his mother's Gentile name during the Occupation, and, afterward, launched a press, Olympia, designed to reproduce Obelisk as a publisher of avant-garde writing and pornography.
|
|
Jessica Gentile, AKA Jubilee, remembers this aspect of her twisted hometown with a conflicted fondness, expressing some combination of wonder, befuddlement, and regret that she came of age in the sort of debauched hinterland where 16-year-old girls were free to twerk in their bikinis for prizes while they were chin-deep in foam.
|
|
And he's cited Holocaust denier David Irving to make unsubstantiated (and wildly-anti-Semitic) claims, like this from his Culture of Critique: The domination of the Hungarian communist Jewish bureaucracy thus appears to have had overtones of sexual and reproductive domination of gentiles in which Jewish males were able to have disproportionate sexual access to gentile females.
|
|
Many American Jews grow up eating Chinese food every Christmas night, and while their gentile friends are digging into a baked ham or a Feast of Seven Fishes to celebrate the birth of Christ (or at least pretend to), Jews are at the local Chinese place noshing on moo shu pork with a side of spare ribs.
|
|
Written as a series of letters to two composite characters, a "whip smart" Jewish college student and a well-meaning gentile law professor, Lipstadt's book aims not to break new scholarly ground but to awaken her audience to the nature, persistence and scale of the threat, along with the insidious ways in which it seeks to disguise itself.
|
|
The group, which recently put out a new disc via Douglas's subscription-based Greenleaf Music label, will appear in a slightly modified but equally impressive form here: Douglas on trumpet; Anna Webber on alto flute, bass flute and tenor sax; Tomeka Reid on cello; Miles Okazaki on guitar; Nick Dunston on bass; and Kate Gentile on drums.happyluckyno1.
|
|