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The Judy Garland Show (1963)
The Judy Garland Show is an American musical variety television series that aired on CBS on Sunday nights during the 1963-1964 television season. Despite a sometimes stormy relationship with Judy Garland, CBS had found success with several television specials featuring the star. Garland, who for years had been reluctant to commit to a weekly series, saw the show as her best chance to pull herself out of severe financial difficulties. Production difficulties beset the series almost from the beginning. The series had three different producers in the course of its 26 episodes and went through a number of other key personnel changes. With the change in producers also came changes to the show's format, which started as comedy/variety but switched to an almost purely concert format. While Garland herself was popular with critics, the initial variety format and her co-star, Jerry Van Dyke, were not. The show competed with Bonanza, then the fourth most popular program on television, and consistently performed poorly in the ratings. Although fans rallied in an attempt to save the show, CBS cancelled it after a single season. TV Guide included the series in their 2013 list of 60 shows that were "Cancelled Too Soon".
Release Date: Sun, Sep 29, 1963
Season 1:
Episode 1: Episode #7 (Sep 29, 1963)
Taped: September 20, 1963 Aired: September 29, 1963 Regulars: Jerry Van Dyke Guests: Donald O'Connor Program Highlights: Call Me Irresponsible (Judy Garland and Chorus) Sunny Side Up (Judy, joined by Donald and Jerry) ""Sing You Sinners"" (Donald, Dancers and Chorus) Be My Guest (Judy and Donald) Songs We're Famous For medley: ""Inka Dinka Doo"" (Donald) If You Knew Susie Like I Knew Susie (Judy) My Mammy (Judy and Donald) Indian Love Call (Judy and Donald) ""Rose Marie"" (Donald) Will You Remember (Sweetheart) (Judy) ""Stout Hearted Men"" (Donald) Italian Street Song (Judy) ""Indian Love Call"" (reprised by Donald) Be My Guest (Judy and Donald) Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words) (Judy) The World Is Your Balloon (Judy, Donald, Jerry, Dancers and Chorus) Tea for Two segment: Donald O'Connor / ""H-A-R-R-I-G-A-N"" (Donald) Vaudeville Medley: ""In Those Good Old Days of Vaudeville"" (Donald) ""Nagasaki"" (Donald) Yacka Hula Hickey Dula (Judy)
Episode 2: Episode #9 (Oct 06, 1963)
Taped: October 4, 1963 Aired: October 6, 1963 Regulars: Jerry Van Dyke Guests: Barbra Streisand, The Smothers Brothers and Ethel Merman Program Highlights: Comes Once in a Lifetime (Judy and Dancers) Be My Guest (Judy, Barbra, Jerry and The Smothers Brothers) Just in Time (Judy) Comedy-music routine: I Talk to the Trees / Dance, Boatman, Dance (The Smothers Brothers) ""Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered"" (Barbra) ""Down with Love"" (Barbra) Medley: Get Happy / Happy Days Are Here Again (Judy and Barbra) Tea for Two segment: Judy, Barbra and ""surprise"" guest Ethel Merman There's No Business Like Show Business (Judy, Barbra and Ethel) (Howdy Neighbor) Happy Harvest (Judy and Dancers, Barbra joins in last line) Hooray for Love medley: After You've Gone (Judy) ""By Myself"" (Barbra) 'S Wonderful (Judy) How About You? (Judy and Barbra) ""Lover Come Back to Me"" (Barbra) You and the Night and the Music (Judy) It All Depends on You (Judy and Barbra)
Taped: July 23, 1963 Aired: October 13, 1963 Regulars: Jerry Van Dyke Guests: Lena Horne and Terry-Thomas Program Highlights: Day In - Day Out (Judy Garland and Lena Horne) comedy monologue (Terry-Thomas) ""I Want to Be Happy"" (Lena) ""Where Is Love?"" (Lena) ""He Loves Me"" (Lena) Tea for Two (Terry-Thomas) A Foggy Day (In London Town) (Judy Garland) ""Brush Up Your Shakespeare"" (Terry-Thomas and Jerry Van Dyke) [deleted] Judy Sings Lena Sings Judy Medley: Honeysuckle Rose (Judy) ""Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis"" (Lena) 'Deed I Do (Judy) ""Zing! Went the Strigs of My Heart"" (Lena) It's All Right with Me (Judy) The Trolley Song (Judy and Lena) Love (Judy and Lena) Mad Dogs and Englishmen (Judy, Lena, Terry-Thomas and Dancers) Born in a Trunk: Losing the Academy Award story / The Man That Got Away (Judy) Maybe I'll Come Back (Judy)
Taped: September 27, 1963 Aired: October 20, 1963 Regulars: Jerry Van Dyke Guests: George Maharis, Jack Carter, The Dillards and Leo Durocher Program Highlights: Alexander's Ragtime Band (Judy) Be My Guest (Judy, George and Jack) I Wish You Love (Judy) ""A Funny Thing Happened..."" comedy routine (Jack and Dancers) ""Good-Bye"" (George) Side By Side (Judy and George) Tea for Two segment: Leo Durocher Take Me Out to the Ball Game (Judy and Leo) ""Buckin' Mule"" (The Dillards) Country Medley: Y'all Come (Y'all Go) (Judy and The Dillards) ""Crawfishin'"" (Jack and Jerry) Somebody Touched Me (Judy and The Dillards) ""Way Back Home"" (George) ""Nobody's Business"" (Jack) Way, Way in the Middle of the Air (Judy, Jerry, George, Jack and The Dillards) Y'all Come (Y'all Go) (reprise: all) Born in a Trunk: Feather Boa story / Swanee (Judy) Maybe I'll Come Back (Judy)
Taped: September 13, 1963 Aired: October 27, 1963 Regulars: Jerry Van Dyke Guests: Steve Lawrence and June Allyson Program Highlights: Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries (Judy Garland and Boy Dancers) Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe (Judy) ""I've Got You Under My Skin"" (Steve Lawrence) ""Time After Time"" (Steve) Be My Guest (Judy Garland and Steve Lawrence) ""The Doodlin' Song"" (June Allyson and Dancers) ""Tea for Two"" / The Doodlin' Song (Judy and June) Tea for Two segment: June Allyson / Just Imagine (Judy and June) ""I'm in the Mood for Love"" (comedy version: Judy, June and Steve) MGM Medley: ""Buckle Down, Winsocki"" (Dancers) ""(I'm in Love with You) Honey"" (June) Cleopatterer (Judy and June) ""Thou Swell"" (Steve) Look for the Silver Lining (Judy) ""Till the Clouds Roll By"" (Steve) Till the Clouds Roll By (Judy, June and Steve) Look for the Silver Lining (Judy, June and Steve) Born in a Trunk: ""Naughty Marietta"" story / San Francisco
Episode 6: Episode #12 (Nov 03, 1963)
Taped: November 1, 1963 Aired: November 3, 1963 Guests: Vic Damone and Zina Bethune Program Highlights: From This Moment On (Judy) Be My Guest (Judy, Vic and Zina) Moon River (Judy) ""Crazy Rhythm"" (Zina and Boy Dancers) Getting to Know You (Judy and Zina) Medley: On the Street Where You Live / Let's Take an Old Fashioned Walk (Vic and Girl Dancers) Porgy and Bess Medley: Bess, Oh Where's My Bess? (Vic) Summertime (Judy) It Ain't Necessarily So (Judy) Summertime (Vic) I Got Plenty o' Nuttin' (Judy) There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York (Vic) Bess, You Is My Woman Now (Judy and Vic) Tea for Two segment: George Jessel [insert from Episode #6] All-Purpose Holiday Medley: Auld Lang Syne (Judy) Deck the Halls (Judy, Vic and Zina) Easter Parade (Judy, Vic and Zina) Dear Old Donegal (Judy, Vic and Zina) Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? (Judy) (I Am The) Yankee Doodle Boy / You're a Grand Old Flag (Judy, Vic and Zina)
Episode 7: Episode #2 (Nov 10, 1963)
Taped: July 7, 1963 Aired: November 10, 1963 Regulars: Mel Torme and Jerry Van Dyke Guests: Count Basie and Judy Henske Program Highlights: Medley: I Hear Music / The Sweetest Sounds / Strike Up the Band (Judy Garland with Count Basie and His Orchestra) ""Fascinating Rhythm"" (Mel Tormé) Memories of You (Judy Garland with Count Basie on the organ) ""Shiny Stockings"" (Dancers) ""God Bless the Child"" (Judy Henske) ""Peter, Paul and Irving"" comedy sketch: Walk Right In / Low-Down Alligator / Lemon Trees / Walk Right In (reprise) (Judy Henske, Mel and Jerry) Count Basie Medley: One O'Clock Jump (Count Basie and His Orchestra) I Can't Stop Loving You (Count Basie and His Orchestra) I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm (Judy Garland with Count Basie and His Orchestra) ""Don't Dream of Anybody but Me"" (Mel Tormé with Count Basie and His Orchestra) April in Paris (Judy Garland and Mel Tormé with Count Basie and His Orchestra) ""One-Note Samba"" (Jerry Van Dyke)
Taped: July 16, 1963 Aired: November 17, 1963 Regulars: Jerry Van Dyke Guests: Liza Minnelli, Soupy Sales and The Brothers Castro Program Highlights: Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away) (Judy Garland; Liza appears at end) Come Rain or Come Shine (Judy Garland) Together (Wherever We Go) (Judy and Liza) ""Put on a Happy Face"" (Liza and Boy Dancers) ""I'm Calm"" (Jerry Van Dyke and Soupy Sales) Judy Garland - Liza Minnelli Medley: We Could Make Such Beautiful Music Together (Judy and Liza) The Best Is Yet to Come (Judy and Liza) Bye Bye Baby (Judy and Liza) Bob White (Whatcha Gonna Swing Tonight) (Judy and Liza) ""You Are for Loving"" (Liza) ""Judy's Number-One Fan"" comedy sketch (Judy and Soupy) ""Malaguena"" (The Brothers Castro) ""You Make Me Feel So Young"" (The Brothers Castro and Girl Dancers) Born in a Trunk: As Long As He Needs Me (Judy Garland) ""Let Me Entertain You"" (Liza) Two Lost Souls (Judy and Liza in tramp costumes) Maybe I
Episode 9: Episode #13 (Dec 01, 1963)
Taped: November 8, 1963 Aired: December 1, 1963 Guests: Peggy Lee, Jack Carter and Carl Reiner Program Highlights: It's a Good Day (Judy and Boy Dancers) Never Will I Marry (Judy) "Kids" (Jack Carter - production number) monologue (Jack Carter) "When the World Was Young" (Peggy) Judy Garland - Peggy Lee Medley: I Love Being Here with You (Judy and Peggy) It's a Good Day (Judy) Over the Rainbow (Peggy) Under the Bamboo Tree (Judy and Peggy) Witch Doctor (Judy and Peggy) Broadway Medley: My Defenses Are Down (Jack) They Say It's Wonderful (Judy) This Nearly Was Mine (Jack) I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right out of My Hair (Judy) I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face (Jack) A Hymn to Him (Jack) Wouldn't It Be Loverly? (Judy) Too Close for Comfort (Judy and Jack) Mr. Wonderful (Judy and Jack) Tea for Two segment: Carl Reiner I Like Men Medley: I Like Men (Judy and Peggy) You Make Me Feel So Young (Judy) Tess's Torch Song (I Had a Man) (Judy and Peggy) Fever (Peggy) It's So Nice to Have a Man Around the House (Judy and Peggy) I'm Just Wild About Harry (Peggy) Charley, My Boy (Judy) Oh, Johnny (Peggy) Big Bad Bill (Is Sweet William Now) (Judy and Peggy) Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home (Judy and Peggy) Born in a Trunk: How About Me? (Judy) When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You) (Judy) Maybe I'll Come Back (Judy)
Episode 10: The Judy Garland Show #1 (Dec 08, 1963)
Taped: June 24, 1963 Aired: December 8, 1963 Regulars: Jerry Van Dyke Guests: Mickey Rooney Program Highlights: Overture: Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody / By Myself / I Can't Give You Anything But Love (Baby) / You Made Me Love You / Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody (reprise) / Swanee (Mort Lindsey and Orchestra) I Feel a Song Comin' On (Judy Garland) "All I Need Is the Girl" (Mickey Rooney) brief dialog (Mickey and Judy) Medley: When I'm Not Near the Girl I Love / Girls / Thank Heaven for Little Girls (Mickey Rooney with Girl Dancers and Youngsters) When the Sun Comes Out (Judy Garland) You're So Right for Me (Mickey, Judy and Dancers) Mickey and Judy look at old MGM publicity stills and reminisce Mickey pantomimes golf tournament; Judy is commentator You're So Right for Me (reprise: Mickey and Judy) Judy Garland - Mickey Rooney MGM Sketch / Medley (comedy): Where or When (sung by Mickey and Judy) How About You (sung by Mickey and Judy) But Not for Me (sung by Judy with Mickey on drums) Fascinating Rhythm (sung by Mickey and Judy) God's Country (sung by Mickey and Judy) Could You Use Me? (sung by Mickey) Our Love Affair (sung by Mickey and Judy) How About You? (sung by Mickey and Judy) Born in a Trunk: Too Late Now Who Cares (As Long as You Care for Me) Ol' Man River Maybe I'll Come Back (Judy Garland)
Episode 11: Episode #5 (Dec 15, 1963)
Taped: July 30, 1963 Aired: December 15, 1963 Regulars: Jerry Van Dyke Guests: Tony Bennett and Dick Shawn Program Highlights: If Love Were All (Judy Garland) [deleted] Yes Indeed (Judy Garland, Tony Bennett, Dick Shawn and Dancers) "Honestly Sincere" (Dick and Jerry) "True Blue Lou" (Tony) "Keep Smiling at Trouble" (Tony) Judy Garland - Tony Bennett Medley: "Night Train" (Boy Dancers) "Lullaby of Broadway" (Tony) Carolina in the Morning (Judy) "Kansas City" (Tony) When the Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Alabam' (Judy) That's All (Judy) [insert from Episode #10] One for My Baby (And One More for the Road) (comedy version, Judy, Jerry, Dancers and Chorus) [insert from Episode #10] My Buddy (Judy and Dick) comedy routine (Dick Shawn with Judy and Jerry) Born in a Trunk: Greek Theatre moth story Stormy Weather (Judy Garland) Maybe I'll Come Back (Judy)
Episode 12: Episode #15-The Christmas Show (Dec 22, 1963)
Taped: December 6, 1963 Aired: December 22, 1963 Guests: Jack Jones, Liza Minnelli, Lorna Luft, Joey Luft, Mel Torme and Tracy Everitt Program Highlights: Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Judy) Consider Yourself (Judy, Lorna, Joey and Liza) Where Is Love? (Joey) Steam Heat (Liza and Tracy) Little Drops of Rain (Judy) Wouldn't It Be Loverly? (Jack) Lollipops and Roses (Jack) Santa Claus Is Coming to Town (Lorna) Alice Blue Gown (Liza) Judy Garland - Liza Minnelli - Jack Jones ""Holiday"" Medley: Jingle Bells (all) Sleigh Ride (all) It Happened in Sun Valley (Liza and Jack) Winter Wonderland (Judy) Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer (instrumental version danced by Peter Gennaro Dancers) Jingle Bells (reprised by all) Here We Come A-Caroling (Mel and Chorus) Take Five (The Peter Gennaro Dancers) The Christmas Song (Judy and Mel) Traditional Christmas Carol Medley: Caroling, Caroling (Chorus) What Child IsThis (Judy) Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Jack and Mel) Good King Wenceslas (Chorus) It Came Upon a Midnight Clear (Liza and Tracy) Silent Night (Lorna, Joey and Chorus) Deck the Halls (all) Here We Come A-Caroling (reprised by Chorus) Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer (reprised by Judy and The Peter Gennaro Dancers) Over the Rainbow (Judy, seated with Lorna and Joey)
Episode 13: Episode #14 (Dec 29, 1963)
Taped: November 30, 1963 Aired: December 29, 1963 Guests: Bobby Darin and Bob Newhart Program Highlights: Sing Sing Sing (Chorus) [taped December 19, 1963] Hello, Bluebird (Judy) If Love Were All (Judy) Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart (Judy) Sing Sing Sing (reprised by Judy, Bobby and Bob) The Twelve Days of Christmas (comedy version and monologue, Bob Newhart) Michael, Row the Boat Ashore (Bobby) Canaan (Bobby) Garland-Newhart comedy sketch (Judy and Bob) More (Judy) Train Medley: Sentimental Journey (Judy and Bobby) Going Home Train (Judy) Blues in the Night (Bobby) Goin' Home (Judy and Bobby) Chattanooga Choo-Choo (Bobby) On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe (Judy) River Stay 'Way from My Door (Judy) Some of These Days (Bobby) Bye Bye Blackbird (Judy) Toot, Toot, Tootsie, Goodbye (Bobby) Beyond the Blue Horizon (Judy) I Know That You Know (Bobby) I've Been Working on the Railroad (Judy and Bobby) The Lonesome Road (Judy and Bobby) Take Five (The Peter Gennaro Dancers) Born in a Trunk: Do It Again (Judy) Get Me to the Church on Time (Judy) Maybe I'll Come Back (Judy)
Episode 14: Episode #11 (Jan 05, 1964)
Taped: October 18, 1963 Aired: January 5, 1964 Regulars: Mel Tormé Guests: Steve Allen and Jayne Meadows Program Highlights: This Could Be the Start of Something (Judy, Singers and Dancers) Be My Guest (Judy, Steve and Mel) School fight songs comedy sketch: Cheer for Old Hyde Park / We're from Old Metro (Are You from Dixie?) (Judy) Here's That Rainy Day (Judy and Dancers) "One-Man Show" comedy routine (Steve Allen) Sophie medley: I Love You Today (Judy and Steve) When I'm in Love (Judy and Steve) I'll Show Them All (Judy) "Comin' Home, Baby" (Mel) The Party's Over (Judy and Mel) Tea for Two segment: Jayne Meadows Songwriter Sketch / Medley: Ain't Misbehavin' (Judy) Makin' Whoopee (Mel) The Glory of Love (Steve) Way Back Home (Judy) Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams (Mel) You Took Advantage of Me (Steve) Mean to Me (Judy) The Girl Friend (Steve and Mel) Tip Toe Through the Tulips (Judy) Truckin' (Mel) Gypsy in My Soul (Steve) Nice Work If You Can Get It (Steve and Mel) The Glory of Love (Steve and Mel) My Heart Stood Still (Judy) Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) (Judy, Steve and Mel) Born in a Trunk: Island in the West Indies (Judy) Through the Years (Judy) Maybe I'll Come Back (Judy)
Taped: December 13, 1963 Aired: January 12, 1964 Guests: Ethel Merman, Shelley Berman and Peter Gennaro Program Highlights: Medley: Everybody's Doing It / Let's Do It (Judy, Ethel, Shelley, Peter and Dancers) Shelley Berman "Telephone" sketch (Shelley, Dancers and Singers as businessmen) Gee! But It's Good to Be Here (Ethel) That Old Feeling (Ethel) [deleted] I Get a Kick out of You (Ethel) I Love a Parade (Peter and Dancers) Shenandoah (Judy) Magazine Sketch (Judy and Shelley) [deleted] Makin' Whoopee (Judy and Peter, joined by Shelley) Judy Garland - Ethel Merman Medley (Judy and Ethel): Friendship Let's Be Buddies You're the Top You're Just in Love It's De-lovely Together (Wherever We Go) Born in a Trunk: A Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow (Judy) Puttin' on the Ritz (Judy) Battle Hymn of the Republic (Judy)
Taped: December 20, 1963 Aired: January 19, 1964 Guests: Vic Damone, Chita Rivera, Louis Nye and Ken Murray Program Highlights: They Can't Take That Away from Me (Judy and Dancers) I Believe in You (Judy, Chita and Louis) Louis Nye comedy monologue (Louis) You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (Vic) I Got Plenty o' Nuttin' (Chita and Dancers) By Myself (Judy) Ken Murray and His Hollywood Home Movies (Judy and Ken) West Side Story Medley: Maria (Vic) Something's Coming (Judy) Maria (reprise, Vic) Somewhere (Judy and Vic) Tonight (Judy and Vic) Born in a Trunk: Better Luck Next Time (Judy) Almost Like Being in Love / This Can't Be Love (Judy) Maybe I'll Come Back (Judy)
Taped: January 14, 1964 Aired: January 26, 1964 Guests: Martha Raye, Peter Lawford, Rich Little and Ken Murray Program Highlights: Seventy-Six Trombones (Judy) Rich talks, sings "The Man That Got Away," Judy requests voices for him to impersonate "It's So Nice to Have a Man Around the House" (Peter with Bert Mustin) I'm Old Fashioned (Judy) Glenn Miller Medley: I've Heard That Song Before (Judy and Martha) Moonlight Cocktail (Judy and Martha) Pennsylvania 6-5000 (Judy and Martha) Elmer's Tune (Judy and Martha) At Last (Judy) St. Louis Blues (Judy and Martha) Ken Murray and His Hollywood Home Movies Hit Parade 1964 Medley: Be True to Your School (Peter) The Boy Next Door (rock version, Judy) Dumbhead (Martha) The Nitty Gritty (Dancers) That Wonderful Year (all) Born in a Trunk: All Alone (Judy) Oh Lawd, I'm on My Way (Judy) Maybe I'll Come Back (Orchestra)
Episode 18: Episode #19 (Feb 02, 1964)
Taped: January 17, 1964 Aired: February 2, 1964 Guests: Louis Jourdan, The Kirby Stone Four and Ken Murray Program Highlights: San Francisco (Judy) Baubles, Bangles and Beads (The Kirby Stone Four) 'S Wonderful (The Kirby Stone Four) [deleted] You Do Something to Me (The Kirby Stone Four) Whispering (Judy and The Kirby Stone Four) I Want a Girl Just Like the Girl That Married Dear Old Dad (Louis Jourdan and Dancers) Paris Is a Lonely Town (Judy) Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (spoof with Judy and Fire Fighters) Shall We Dance? (The Wally Seibert Dancers) Ken Murray and His Hollywood Home Movies Children's Songs Medley: Popeye the Sailor Man (Judy and Louis) Huckleberry Hound (Louis) Give a Little Whistle (Judy and Louis) Little Lulu (Louis) When You Wish upon a Star (Judy and Louis) Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf? (Louis) Zip-a-Dee Doo-Dah (Judy and Louis) Some Day My Prince Will Come (sung by Judy, danced by Judy and Louis) Born in a Trunk: "Just You, Just Me" (Judy) [deleted] What'll I Do? (Judy) Rock-A-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody (Judy) [deleted] Battle Hymn of the Republic (Judy)
aka "Judy Garland in Concert" Taped: January 24, 1964 Aired: February 9, 1964 Guests: none Program Highlights: Overture: (Orchestra) Give My Regards to Broadway Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away) Make Someone Happy When Johnny Comes Marching Home That's Entertainment Over the Rainbow The Man That Got Away Over the Rainbow (reprise) Medley: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot / He's Got the Whole World in His Hands (Judy) World War I Medley (Judy Garland): When Johnny Comes Marching Home There's a Long, Long Trail Keep the Home Fires Burning Give My Regards to Broadway Boy of Mine Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning Over There That's Entertainment (Judy) Make Someone Happy (Judy) Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away) (Judy) Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe (Judy) Lorna (Judy) Rock-A-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody (Judy) A Couple of Swells (Judy) America the Beautiful (Judy)
Taped: January 31, 1964 Aired: February 16, 1964 Regulars: Mel Tormé Guests: Diahann Carroll Program Highlights: Overture: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Just You, Just Me (Orchestra) Hey, Look Me Over (Judy) Smile (Judy) I Can't Give You Anything But Love (Baby) (Judy) After You've Gone (Judy) Alone Together (Judy) Come Rain or Come Shine (Judy) Quiet Nights (Diahann) Goody, Goody (Diahann) A Stranger in Town (excerpt, Judy) Blues in the Night (Mel and Girl Dancers) The Trolley Song (Judy and Mel) Richard Rodgers / Harold Arlen Medley: Let's Call the Whole Thing Off (Judy and Diahann) It's Only a Paper Moon (Judy) Dancing on the Ceiling (Diahann) That Old Black Magic (Judy) The Gentleman Is a Dope (Diahann) Ill Wind (You're Blowin' Me No Good) (Judy) It Might as Well Be Spring (Diahann) Hit the Road to Dreamland (Judy) The Surrey with the Fringe on Top (Diahann) It's a New World (Judy) Stormy Weather (Judy and Diahann) Let's Take the Long Way Home (Judy and Diahann) Bali Ha'i (Diahann) Manhattan (Diahann) The Sweetest Sounds (Diahann) Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home (Judy and Diahann) Born in a Trunk: Don't Ever Leave Me (Judy) Great Day (Judy)
Taped: February 14, 1964 Aired: February 23, 1964 Guests: Jack Jones and Ken Murray Program Highlights: Swanee (Judy) Almost Like Being in Love / This Can't Be Love (Judy) Just in Time (Judy) A Foggy Day (In London Town) (Judy) If Love Were All (Judy) Just You, Just Me (Judy) Last Night When We Were Young (Judy) Judy at the Palace Medley (Judy Garland): Unless You've Played the Palace Shine On, Harvest Moon Some of These Days My Man I Don't Care Unless You've Played the Palace (reprise) Love with the Proper Stranger (Jack Jones) Wives and Lovers (Jack Jones) Ken Murray and His Hollywood Home Movies [taped January 31, 1964] Jeanette MacDonald - Nelson Eddy Medley: San Francisco (Roger Edens' verse only) (Judy and Jack) Will You Remember (Sweetheart) (Judy and Jack) Rosalie (Jack) I'll See You Again (Judy and Jack) Lover Come Back to Me (Judy) The Donkey Serenade (Judy and Jack) Born in a Trunk: When the Sun Comes Out (Judy)
Episode 22: Episode #10 (Mar 01, 1964)
Taped: October 11, 1963 Aired: March 1, 1964 Regulars: Jerry Van Dyke Guests: Ray Bolger and Jane Powell Program Highlights: I Feel a Song Comin' On (Judy) A Lot of Livin' to Do (Judy) Be My Guest (Judy, Ray and Jane) Song-and-dance routine (Ray Bolger): "Margie" "Sweet Lorraine" "Cecilia" "The Lady in Red" "Maria" "When I'm Not Near the Girl I Love" "Katie" "Dear Friend" (Jane and Dancers) Romantic Duets Medley: Romantic Duets (Judy and Jane) I Remember It Well (Judy and Jerry lip-sync Maurice Chevalier) Only Make Believe (Jane and Jerry lip-sync Howard Keel) Will You Remember (Sweetheart) (Judy and Jerry lip-sync Jane and Vic Damone) Finale (Judy, Jane and Jerry) Tea for Two segment: Ray Bolger If I Only Had a Brain / We're Off to See the Wizard (Judy and Ray) The Jitterbug (Judy, Jane, Ray and Dancers) Born in a Trunk: When Your Lover Has Gone (Judy) Some People (Judy) Maybe I'll Come Back (Judy)
Taped: February 21, 1964 Aired: March 8, 1964 Guests: none Program Highlights: Overture (Orchestra): I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Be a Clown I'm Nobody's Baby Carolina in the Morning On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe The Boy Next Door The Man That Got Away Over the Rainbow Medley: Once in a Lifetime / I Feel a Song Comin' On (Judy) Medley: If I Had a Talking Picture of You / Toot, Toot, Tootsie (Goodbye) (Judy) Dirty Hands, Dirty Face (Judy) Love of My Life (Judy) The Boy Next Door (Judy) On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe (Judy) Alexander's Ragtime Band (Judy) You're Nearer (Judy) Steppin' Out with My Baby (Judy) I'm Always Chasing Rainbows (Judy) The Man That Got Away (Judy) Be a Clown (Judy) Once in a Lifetime (reprise) (Judy)
Taped: February 23, 1964 Aired: March 15, 1964 Guests: Vic Damone Program Highlights: Overture: (Orchestra) I Love You When Your Lover Has Gone Old Devil Moon Do I Love You? Lucky Day (Judy) Sweet Danger (Judy) Do I Love You? (Judy) I Love You (Judy) When Your Lover Has Gone (Judy) Down with Love (Judy) Old Devil Moon (Judy) Never Will I Marry (Judy) Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home (Judy) Chicago (That Toddling Town) (Judy) Who Are You Now? (Vic Damone) I'm Gonna Miss You (Vic Damone) Kismet Medley: Night of My Nights (Vic) He's in Love (Judy and Vic) This Is My Beloved (Judy and Vic) Born in a Trunk: Lost in the Stars (Judy)
Taped: March 6, 1964 Aired: March 22, 1964 Guests: Robert Cole Program Highlights: Overture: Ol' Man River / Love / By Myself / Get Happy (Orchestra) Sail Away (Judy) Comes Once in a Lifetime (Judy) I Am Loved (Judy) Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries (Judy) Why Can't I? (Judy) I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues (Judy) Joey, Joey, Joey (Judy) Love (Judy) Get Happy (Judy) As Long As He Needs Me (Judy) From This Moment On (Bobby Cole and His Trio) The Lady's in Love with You (Bobby Cole and His Trio) Poor Butterfly (Judy with Bobby Cole and His Trio) Born in a Trunk: "The Nearness of You" (Judy) [deleted] Ol' Man River (Judy)
Taped: March 13, 1964 Aired: March 29, 1964 Guests: none Program Highlights: Overture (Orchestra): That Old Feeling Here's to Us Born in a Trunk Love Walked In Almost Like Being in Love The Man That Got Away Over the Rainbow After You've Gone (Judy) The Nearness of You (Judy) Time After Time (Judy) That Old Feeling (Judy) Carolina in the Morning (Judy) When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You) (Judy) Almost Like Being in Love / This Can't Be Love (Judy) By Myself (Judy) The Last Dance (Judy) Supper Time (Judy) Just in Time (Judy) [from Episode #22] A Foggy Day (In London Town) (Judy) [from Episode #22] If Love Were All (Judy) [from Episode #22] Just You, Just Me (Judy) [from Episode #22] Born in a Trunk: When the Sun Comes Out (Judy) [from Episode #22]
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From the archives: July 8, 1992 –The new Korean Americans
Written by Caitlin Shamberg Apr. 25, 2012
Which Way, LA? was born out of the LA Riots as a place for Angelenos to talk about current issues. Take a listen to one of our early shows, which takes us into Koreatown in 1992.
In Los Angeles, the family of Soon Ja Du, the Korean grocery who was convicted of shooting and killing a young African American girl in her grocery store, has agreed to pay the family of Latasha Harlins $300,000 in order to settle a civil lawsuit. The attorney for the family said that the insurance company involved agreed to pay the settlement because they said all along that the shooting was accidental. Yesterday, Korean American merchants were pelted with ink bottles, thumbtacks and other offices supplies tossed out of windows at city hall as they protested for a seventeenth day over the way government officials have treated them since the riots. Several people were slightly injured, according to Los Angeles police, including a three-year-old child who was hit in the head by a tack. Several adults were cut when small glass bottles of red black and white ink slammed against the pavement and shattered.
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Do…it…yourself!
How do we come back from this? A blessing in disguise?
First off, I'd like to say thank you to everyone that has supported us during this truly crappy year that everybody has been enduring.
As some of you may or may not know we entered into 2020 with radically different album, tour and business plans than from where we are emerging now, its undoubtably affected everyone top to bottom in the music industry.
We got a little stung and lost a lot of money due to the implosion, and it forced us to really re-evaluate how we want to do things during, and after this crisis.
In fact, its actually turned out to be the healthiest thing for the band as it solidified our core values and has stripped away all the bullshit that we have had to deal with in a pre COVID world.
Throughout our history we have had a healthy dose of the DIY ethic, and that's actually because we have had bugger all support from anybody else (only from our fans, friends and family), and since our music doesn't neatly fall into a nice cliché, we have never been really sellable in the corporate world of mainstream metal. For many years we have tried to enhance what we do by employing people in those worlds to help- but has usually left a bad taste in our mouths, and deep cynicism in our hearts.
Before I go any further this is most certainly not a 'woe is me' tale, actually quite the opposite, we have never felt more positive about what we do and why we do it. Why? Because we have fully returned to what we always sensed was the truth and what that really means.
Today is a world where you can realise worldwide distribution, royalty collection, and interaction right into the pockets of everybody in the world for a pittance. The old world of music industry professionals may have the bragging rights, but they are struggling for relevancy, and more and more trade on the past in a haphazard fashion. For sure it's overcrowded now and it's one of the biggest challenges a band can face to cut above the noise, maybe these 'do you know who I am types' have the contacts to help with that, maybe not- but who cares when the most glaringly obvious facet in the modern world of connecting with your audience is precisely in the title? CONNECTING.
We want to do just that, because when we look back, just as when we look forward, the best memories are the people, the places and the journey we took, not the destination, not some sky-high numbers that don't correlate with reality.
The value our fans give us with their support and interaction, one on one after the show, here online with the thoughts and discussion, and wigging out with us on some loud fucking metal whether its 10 people or a 1000 people.
I guess this is evolving into a love letter/call to arms more than when I first started penning it, haha, but the message is the same-
THANKYOU to our fans and welcome to our new ones as we unashamedly run the rodeo from PTF mission control, we'll make more mistakes along the way I'm sure- but some pretty damn cool memories too! Here's to a brighter 2021 for all us.
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Comparison of respiratory syncytial virus humoral immunity and response to infection in young and elderly adults
Ann R. Falsey, Edward E. Walsh, R. John Looney, John E. Kolassa, Maria A. Formica, Mary C. Criddle, William J. Hall
Little information about immunity to respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and disease pathogenesis in elderly persons exists. Humoral immunity to RSV was assessed in 41 young, 56 healthy elderly, and 49 frail elderly adults by measuring baseline RSV specific IgG by enzyme immunoassay (EIA) and microneutralization assay (MNA) in serum. A comparison of the immune response of 11 young and 28 elderly persons with natural RSV infection was also performed. Despite significant differences in age and functional status, no decreases in RSV antibody levels by either EIA or MNA were noted in the elderly compared with the young. Mean baseline MNA titers expressed as log2 were 10.5 ± 1.1 for the young, 10.5 ± 1.5 for the healthy elderly, and 10.9 ± 1.6 for the frail elderly. The frail elderly who attend a daycare had the highest RSV titers to F by EIA at 16.6 ± 2.0, compared with 15.4 ± 1.4 and 15.1 ± 1.4 in the healthy elderly and young, respectively. This finding may reflect recent infection due to their communal setting or increased production of non-neutralizing antibody. The immune response of older persons to RSV infection was as vigorous as the younger subjects, with 79% having a ≥ fourfold rise in MNA titers compared to 64% in the young. These data suggest that the severe clinical manifestations of RSV in the elderly are not due to a significant defect in humoral immunity.
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Falsey, A. R., Walsh, E. E., Looney, R. J., Kolassa, J. E., Formica, M. A., Criddle, M. C., & Hall, W. J. (1999). Comparison of respiratory syncytial virus humoral immunity and response to infection in young and elderly adults. Journal of Medical Virology, 59(2), 221-226. https://doi.org/10.1002/(SICI)1096-9071(199910)59:2<221::AID-JMV16>3.0.CO;2-H
Falsey, Ann R. ; Walsh, Edward E. ; Looney, R. John et al. / Comparison of respiratory syncytial virus humoral immunity and response to infection in young and elderly adults. In: Journal of Medical Virology. 1999 ; Vol. 59, No. 2. pp. 221-226.
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Russian Chief of Staff confirms military operations against terrorists will continue
The Chief of Staff of the Russian Armed forces confirmed on Friday that the military operations against the terrorist groups in Syria will continue.
"We understand Syrians are concerned, but the reduction decision does not stop our military operations.
Our reduction decision was fully coordinated with President Bashar Al-Assad and we have a sufficient number of aircraft inside the country to monitor Syrian airspace and to ensure the proper functionality of the ceasefire.
We will continue to support the Syrian Forces in their fight against terrorist organizations like the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham and Jabhat Al-Nusra."
The Russian Chief of Staff concluded his speech by reassuring the Syrian people that Russia has not abandoned them.
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Ramon Escobar and I reconnected at the Multicultural TV Summit 2018 almost two decades after we worked together at MSNBC. I immediately realized how prescient his advocacy for diversity and inclusion was back in the day. Escobar's commitment to advancing diversity in front of and behind the camera has been steadfast, and today he wears many hats at CNN Worldwide including Vice President Talent Recruitment and Development and Vice President, Diversity and Inclusion. In a recent conversation, he explained how the company has made diversity and inclusion core values and drivers by which every employee is measured.
Holden: What is the biggest challenge you face in your role?
Escobar: While Jeff Zucker, President of CNN, has made diversity and inclusion a core value of the company, my biggest challenge is getting people to understand that diversity is everybody's issue. This is not about an "in" and an "out" group. At CNN, everyone needs to participate and make it part of their job. Diversity is a fact. Inclusion is a choice. Inclusion is the more important component as it is the action that unlocks the massive power of diversity.
Holden: What was your path to this position?
Escobar: My path is not traditional. I have always been a content creator and curator, as a journalist, newscast producer, executive producer, local news director or head of the entertainment division at Telemundo. Recruiting, coaching and mentoring diverse talent was always part of my role and my passion and over time I have become recognized for it. From my days at MSNBC when I brought in Lester Holt, Natalie Morales and developed Ashleigh Banfield, I have always sought to build an organization that has diversity and inclusion at the core.
Holden: How do you recruit talent?
Escobar: We are a talent intelligence organization and this philosophy informs everything we do. Much like the New York Mets, we scout talent; the Mets don't wait for players to come to them, they go down to the Dominican Republic to try to find the 16-year old player who can throw the ball 100 miles an hour. They identify talent often before they even know that they are a talent. Similarly, we have an intelligence operation that goes into the world to develop long term relationships so when an opportunity arises we have the fit. We also train our staff and go to events to host day-long workshops on storytelling, performance, enterprise reporting, ethics and more for a diverse array of organizations. Spending time with people, doing what they do, has really paid off for us.
Holden: At the Multicultural TV Summit 2018 you said, "You need to look like America if you want to cover America." How do you ensure this happens?
Escobar: Storytelling. Diversity makes storytelling better. The journalism is richer and more interesting. We don't embrace diversity for the optics; we do so, as it makes for better editorial. The wrong way to approach diversity is to make every story reflect a rainbow -- people will react to tokenism and that's where you'll see backlash. Just like we scout talent, we seek on-air experts and vet them prior to needing them for a story. This way we have an inclusive pool of qualified experts to tap into for breaking news.
Holden: How do you think that our growing Gen Z and Millennial multicultural population will impact the mid-term elections?
Escobar: There is a moment going on right now and the question is whether this is a moment or a movement. Parkland and DACA have documented the potential power of the younger American. CNN's Town Hall in Broward County was prompted by Gen Z and Millennial voices. With voter registrations on the rise, the mid-terms could be impacted in a way that we haven't seen in our generation. The question is whether these young adults will transition from protesting to voting.
Holden: What is the role of a news organization in the era of user-generated content, "fake news" and prolific social media?
Escobar: Reporting the truth is doing our job. In this era of unverified stories and "fake news" -- the value of CNN is measured by the level of trust that audiences place in us. The biggest compliment we can receive is when people tell us that they turn to CNN for the truth.
Holden: What does diversity mean to you personally?
Escobar: It always takes me back to my mom, who is my first and most important mentor. She was an immigrant who adopted America. Her lesson is that to be diverse is a gift. She explained that sometimes people will react to difference with anger because they don't know any better. But she told me that I had the option to react in an angry way or take a moment to teach and share my gift by becoming a bridge. This prepared me for school, my job and my life.
Holden: Do you have a closing thought that you'd like to share with our readers?
Escobar: My message to everyone who reads MediaVillage is that diversity and inclusion is great business. If you're not engaged in making this a core value and part of what you do every day, you'll be leaving business on the table.


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Celebrities Can Set A Good Example
November 2, 2017 by Audra Bailey
NOTE: The IRS has announced its gift and estate tax limits for 2016. The lifetime gift and estate tax exclusion amount is $5,450,000, up from $5,430,000 in 2015. This means a married couple can pass as much as $10,900,000 during life or at death with proper planning. The annual gift tax exclusion amount remains at $14,000.
Now on to the main topic of our eAlert. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry said: "As for the future, your task is not to foresee it, but to enable it." A comprehensive estate plan enables you to assure that your legacy is passed on to those you care about and provide guidance for your loved ones upon your death or disability.
A year and a half ago, Robin Williams committed suicide. While it appears that this tragedy may have been caused by his lengthy battle with depression exacerbated by a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease and Lewy body dementia, Mr. Williams had the forethought to plan for his family using various trusts as part of a comprehensive estate plan.
A comprehensive estate plan should include, at a minimum, the following documents: 1) revocable living trust, 2) pour-over will, 3) durable power of attorney for property, 4) advance health care directive, and 5) HIPAA preauthorization form.
A revocable living trust provides for management of assets in the event of incapacity, distribution of the estate after death, avoidance of probate, and for some individuals, minimization of estate tax at the death of the surviving spouse.
A pour-over will is a backup or safety net to the revocable trust. It is very important to change the ownership of assets to the revocable trust, a step that many people fail to follow through with after having their trust prepared. This is known as funding the trust. Often, some assets remain titled in the name of the decedent at death. This may cause the need for a probate administration in order to change ownership from the decedent to the beneficiary. Ownership by the revocable trust avoids the need for probate. But if a person neglects to transfer title to the trust during life, the pour-over will provides for the transfer of the assets to the trust at death. Unfortunately, for estates over an amount set by state law (typically $100,000, but your state may have a greater or lesser limit), the assets would have to be probated in order to transfer title to the trust and ultimately to the trust beneficiaries.
A durable power of attorney allows for management of assets not owned by the trust and debts in the case of incapacity. While having a power of attorney is an essential part of any comprehensive estate plan, many financial institutions are reluctant to accept them due to fraud that sometimes occurs through the wrongful use of a power of attorney. This is all the more reason for having a fully funded revocable living trust, thereby allowing the trustee of the trust to manage the finances during any period of incapacity.
An advance health care directive, also sometimes referred to as a health care power of attorney or health care proxy, is an extremely important document allowing for the agent to make personal decisions such as deciding where a person resides, authorizing medical procedures, requesting or withholding life support at end-of-life, and arranging for burial or cremation.
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) greatly restricts the dissemination of private health information. While this is generally desirable, it can lead to unwanted results in situations such as when the health care agent is trying to make health care decisions for an individual or a successor trustee needs to have a doctor determine whether a person is capable of continuing to manage his or her own financial affairs. As such, an estate plan that fails to include a HIPAA authorization naming those entitled to access to private medical information is an incomplete estate plan.
The lack of a trust, durable power of attorney, advance health care directive, and/or HIPAA authorization may require that a court proceeding be instituted so that a person can be appointed to manage the finances and/or make personal decisions for an incapacitated person. These court proceedings are called guardianships and/or conservatorships in most states, with a minority of states using a different term. A guardianship or conservatorship can be a very expensive process, in many cases requiring annual review of care decisions by the court along with the preparation of an accounting of how the individual's income and assets were spent. Having a comprehensive estate plan in place will often negate the need for the involvement of the court with the personal and financial affairs of the incapacitated person.
The importance of planning can be illustrated by the end-of-life stories of Joan Rivers and Casey Kasem.
Joan Rivers often joked of death — even her late husband's tragic suicide was not out of bounds. She turned to plastic surgery to battle signs of aging, but she wasn't afraid to face the reality that she was growing older. Losing her memory because of aging was one of her favorite sources of comedy material. She tweeted: "I must admit I am nervous about getting Alzheimer's. Once it hits, I might tell my best joke and never know it." In her final book, Diary of a Mad Diva, she wrote:
This diary was written to the best of Joan Rivers' memory. As such, some of the events may not be 100 percent … or even 5 percent factually correct. Miss Rivers is, after all, 235 years old, and frequently mistakes her daughter, Melissa, for the actor Laurence Fishburne.
Far from being the one worried about her own mortality, Rivers told her daughter, Melissa, over and over, that she and her grandson, Cooper, would be fine when the day came. Rivers said she had a remarkable life, even if it ended that day. That day came on September 4, 2014, when Melissa, as Joan's agent under her advance health care directive, made the decision to remove Joan from life support.
The story of Casey Kasem, the voice behind many radio shows such as "America's Top 40" is very different. Kasem's daughter, Kerri, had to battle with his wife, Jean, in the Los Angeles Probate Court to establish a conservatorship of the person and estate for Kasem. Kerri was named as temporary conservator of the person and estate of Kasem after Jean removed him from a Santa Monica nursing home to a facility in Washington without informing his children of their father's whereabouts. On June 11, 2014, after a prolonged battle between his wife and children, Kasem's nutrition and hydration was stopped by the judge overseeing the conservatorship. It is possible the family battle could have been avoided with proper planning and a clear communication of his wishes by Mr. Kasem to his wife and children.
Our law firm focuses on incapacity planning and estate planning for clients of all levels of wealth. We also offer guardianship, conservatorship, probate and trust administration services. As a member of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, our firm is kept up-to-date with information relating to incapacity planning and estate planning. You can get more information about a complimentary review of your clients' existing estate plans and our planning and administration services by calling our office.


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Trump says he's considering a Plan B if Congress rejects his demand for $5 billion in border wall funding
Who is really going to pay for Trump's border wall? (Peter Stevenson/The Washington Post)
By Philip Rucker
Josh Dawsey
Felicia Sonmez
Trump's remarks, made Tuesday during an Oval Office interview with The Washington Post, are a sign that he could be softening his position on the issue ahead of a Dec. 7 deadline. Trump had previously declared that he was willing to force a partial government shutdown if lawmakers did not agree to the $5 billion figure.
Republicans control both the House and Senate until the new Congress convenes in January.
"We need Democrat votes to have a wall," Trump said. "Now, if we don't get it, will I get it done another way? I might get it done another way. There are other potential ways that I can do it. You saw what we did with the military, just coming in with the barbed wire and the fencing, and various other things."
Trump has deployed roughly 5,800 troops to the U.S. border with Mexico, and more than 12 miles of barbed wire have been set up in recent weeks, including at the San Ysidro crossing, where U.S. border agents on Sunday fired tear gas at Central American migrants attempting to cross into the country from Tijuana.
Images of mothers and children fleeing the tear gas have prompted outrage in recent days. But Trump said he thought he had the political upper hand, suggesting that footage of crowds of migrants rushing the border would sway public opinion against Democrats.
"We desperately need a wall," Trump said. "I think that's been shown better than ever in the last short period of two weeks — that we need a wall. I see the Democrats are going to want to do something, because they understand, too. Those pictures are very bad for the Democrats."
Democrats and a number of Republicans have balked at the prospect of spending billions of taxpayer dollars on a border wall that Trump pledged during the 2016 campaign and in the early days of his presidency would be paid for by Mexico. He has since dropped that claim and said Congress should fund the barrier.
Earlier this year, Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) agreed to $25 billion for new border security measures in exchange for legal protections for immigrants enrolled in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. But Schumer rescinded the offer amid pushback from Democrats who urged him to take a harder line in negotiations with the president.
Trump said Tuesday that "we were very close to having a deal" and predicted that the fate of DACA, which his administration has unsuccessfully sought to end, would ultimately be decided by the Supreme Court.
"The Democrats never thought they were going to win that, and then you had another couple judges rule, and then you had judges rule the other way," Trump said, referring to rulings by courts around the country. "It's going to be settled, I assume, in the Supreme Court."
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Tuesday that negotiations with Democrats as well as the administration on the issue of border wall funding were ongoing and that "we're trying to get the president the money he would like for the wall."
Senate Democrats, meanwhile, held to their support for a bipartisan $1.6 billion deal agreed to earlier this year.
Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer on Nov. 27 said Democrats would not agree to President Trump's request for $5 billion to fund a southern border wall. (The Washington Post)
House Republican leaders sought to increase the pressure on Democrats to agree to more funding, pointing to the recent clash between migrants and Border Patrol officers.
"The real question is, do Democrats want to shut the government down over whether or not to keep America safe? That's a serious question they're going to have to ask at a time when there are people attacking our own law enforcement agents at the border," said House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.), who met with Trump on Tuesday afternoon along with other House Republican leaders.
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), who also attended the meeting with Trump, told reporters that the president was "very solid with where he wants to go" on the funding.
"It's the way our government works that you have to find compromise," McCarthy said. "And I think what the president's saying [with] $5 billion, he's finding compromise there. But we need that to secure the border."
Erica Werner contributed to this report.
Correction: An earlier version of this story inaccurately said President Trump was considering the use of razor wire at the border. The president referred to barbed wire, and the story has been corrected.


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THE agreement between Iran and six world powers on Tehran's nuclear program has been condemned by Israel's prime minister as an "historic mistake for the world."
The deal ensures Iran will not develop a nuclear weapon. In return, wide-ranging international trade sanctions on the country will be lifted.
US president Barack Obama said the agreement is not built on trust, but instead on verification, as inspectors will ensure the country is complying.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said:
From the initial reports received, it is already possible to say that this agreement is a historic mistake for the world.
The world is a much more dangerous place.
Wide-ranging concessions were made in all of the areas which should have prevented Iran from getting the ability to arm itself with a nuclear weapon.
The desire to sign an agreement was stronger than everything else.
Research by the Pew Research centre has shown that Iran's nuclear program was the primary concern to Israeli respondents, ahead of six other global threats - including Isis...
Israel Iran nuclear program opinion survey
Only the US had a greater percentage of respondents who were very concerned with the Iran nuclear program.
Furthermore, Israel was the only country to hold this concern as foremost, of the countries surveyed.
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ICE detainee at Hudson County jail died due to woeful medical care, suit says
Updated: Jun. 03, 2019, 4:47 p.m. | Published: Jun. 03, 2019, 4:09 p.m.
By one count, New Jersey had the highest rate of deaths in custody of any large jail system in the country.REENA ROSE SIBAYAN / JERSEY JOUR
By Michaelangelo Conte | The Jersey Journal
The family of an ICE detainee who died while in custody at the Hudson County jail has filed a federal lawsuit alleging the man's death was the result of inadequate medical care at the facility.
Carlos Bonilla, a 43-year-old father of four, died June 10, 2017 following a two-month stint in ICE detention at the jail in Kearny. He is one of 17 people who have died at the jail since 2013, according to the lawsuit filed Thursday.
"Mr. Bonilla died from complications of cirrhosis, a treatable condition (the defendants) knew about — but failed to evaluate and treat — despite their knowledge and Mr. Bonilla's repeated requests for medical attention," according to the lawsuit filed on behalf of Bonilla's family.
"The devastatingly inadequate medical care defendants dispensed to Mr. (Carlos) Bonilla is not an anomaly at Hudson County Correctional Center," the complaint states.
Bonilla, a resident of Long Island who lived in the United States for 25 years, owned and operated a construction company when he was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Central Islip, New York on April 1, 2017. He was taken to the Kearny jail, which houses immigration detainees under a agreement between Hudson County and the federal government.
The suit seeks a jury trial and it names Hudson County, the jail, and CFG Health Systems — the facility's medical care provider at the time — as defendants. The complaint also names Evelyn Bernardo, Claudette Blake, Tammy Cooper, Daisy Doronila, Dr. Paul Ittoop, Jane Lowe, Teresa O'Brien, Myriam Sterlin, Eric Taylor and unnamed parties as individual defendants.
The suit claims that from "day one" medical staff at the jail knew Bonilla suffered from cirrhosis and its complications but failed to evaluate and treat the liver condition, even though they were aware he had been previously treated for the illness.
The suit alleges medical providers at the jail created a system in which Bonilla was evaluated and treated by nurses who were unqualified to do so. The medical providers also failed to create a treatment plan for Bonilla, did not provide medications previously prescribed to treat his illness and related complications, and failed to provide or arrange for specialty care, the lawsuit states.
At the jail, "doctors and administrators have abdicated their responsibility to provide medical care to the facility's nurses, regardless of a patient's condition, diagnosis, or need for a doctor's care," the suit alleges. "This has left nurses to provide (or fail to provide) care far beyond their qualifications…"
Spokespeople for Hudson County and ICE declined to comment, citing the ongoing litigation. CFG Health Systems did not respond to an email and telephone message seeking comment.
According to the lawsuit, two days before his death Bonilla had slurred speech, was dizzy, stumbling, and reported having diarrhea when he was taken from his cell to appear in immigration court. He was rushed to the Jersey City Medical Center where he was found to be suffering from blood clots in his throat, bloody stool, weakness, and other conditions, the suit says.
Bonilla was dead two days later, the suit says, adding that his children were 8, 17, 21, and 24 years old at the time of his death.
The suit states the county, jail, and CFG had a custom of providing inadequate medical care at the jail. In March 2018, "after mounting public outrage" over deaths at the jail, Hudson County terminated its five-year, 29-million-dollar contract with CFG, which it entered into in 2016, the suit says.
The suit also notes that Hudson County has contracted with ICE to incarcerate people at the jail since 1996 and in "2017 alone, Hudson County made eight million dollars in profit from this lucrative contract."
"This unfortunate tragedy has resulted in many reforms at HCCC when it comes to the quality of care provided to inmates and detainees at the facility," Hudson County Freeholder Bill O'Dea said. "Particularly, now the director of corrections does not wait for pre-approval from ICE before sending detainees out to hospitals for procedures."
In late 2018, the county created the Hudson County Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Advisory Board to examine the medical and mental health services offered to regular inmates and immigration detainees at the county jail and to implement improvements.
The nine-count civil suit filed by the nonprofit New York Lawyers for the Public Interest and Dechert LLP seeks damages of various forms, costs, and legal fees.


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My last newsletter dealt with political correctness (of course, now we say Happy Chinese New Year because that's what the Chinese celebrate) but oh, not Merry Christmas at Christmas time.
My penultimate newsletter dealt with random acts of kindness and I had so many comments for both – I would like to share them with you now.
I am also letting you know about my upcoming teen (March 5) and adult (March 19) etiquette workshops in case you feel you are ready for a refresher.
I've read through your newsletter – love, love it!!- I think we've become "too sensitive", politically correct – call it what you will – but it seems like we're afraid to extend good wishes to others, no matter the words that are most fitting at the time, just so we do not risk offending anyone. Some dear friends of ours with whom we exchange Christmas gatherings at our homes – one year, as they walked in, I greeted them with Happy Holidays. The husband looked at me very seriously and said, "it's Merry Christmas, not Happy Holidays." We laughed about it, but it goes to show just how conditioned we can become to keeping things neutral.
Thank you once again for a wise, thoughtful newsletter.
p.s. I agree with your choices/suggestions for gift-giving suggestions!
I was just pondering the same question yesterday when I wrote a notice for my condo and decided that so long as Christmas Day is a statutory holiday nobody can fault me for wishing everyone Merry Christmas!
Great words of wisdom and said with conviction.
You really hit the nail on the head. I refuse to say Happy Holidays. We celebrate the birth of Christ so it is Merry or Happy Christmas.
Well said! You may get a lot of responses to this newsletter and many will agree.
I loved the topic of your newsletter — doing something nice for someone else is so simple but it has such an impact.
Koszonom. Mint mindig, jo a jora valo emlekeztetes.
I always like seeing your nuggets of wisdom and read them immediately.
Keep up the good work! I believe manners make us better as a species.
I have been extremely busy but never too busy to reply to your Business of Manners emails.
I am a strong believer in always doing the little things like holding the door open for people, especially the elderly or helping them carry a parcel or even just a kind Hello, how are you doing today?
We were out for dinner one evening and my son held the door for a lady while she came in the restaurant with her walker, she said to my wife and me: my your son is such a nice young man for holding the door open for me. My wife replied thank you, we taught our kids from a young age to hold the door open for people and always say please and thank you!
Thank you for your newsletter. I was thinking of you just yesterday as I was having a heated conversation with a friend of mine about the topic of Millennials, also known as Generation Y.
These are the new generation of young adults who have been raised in the new world of instant gratification of available electronic information, as well as communication & social interaction without traditional human contact.
A few weeks ago I posted an item for sale on kijiji.
To my surprise, one very young sounding individual actually took the time to pick up the phone to call me. The voice on the other end said "Hey, do you still have the lawnmower?" Despite this tactless introduction, I was thrilled at the idea of having an opportunity to actually speak with him. I replied "Yes, it is currently still available, would like to come by to have a look?" I continued by saying "it is well maintained and in great condition". He replied with a somber but insistent tone "I've seen the same model for half the price. I'll give ya half?" I responded in a humorous tone "No, unfortunately I cannot consider that because — and suddenly the line went dead. That's curious, I thought. I was on my mobile (as was he), so I assumed the signal must have dropped. I called back the number on my call display without a second thought. The same voice picked up "Yeah?" "I was just speaking with you about the Lawnmower" I said, "It appears I lost the signal and . . . he then abruptly cut me off with "Yeah, never mind" and hung up. Only then did I realize that I did not initially loose the signal but rather this young arrogant person actually hung up on me the very second he had his initial question answered!
Adeodata, I would normally have just disregarded this experience as an isolated incident of questionable behavior, except for the fact it is NOT! I personally have had other experiences just like this, and in speaking with friends and colleagues (all middle age +), so have they.
Despite that this behavior goes SOOO against any professional nature, especially for those of us with a strong belief in business manners & etiquette, it appears this is quite common among Millennials who have been raised in our new technological world of instant information and unfortunately are so socially desensitized to traditional human contact. It is therefore understandably their need to be virtually connected on their devices 24/7 in order to process what most of us would consider information overload.
With regards to doing business, getting just the facts with no time for formalities seems to be an accurate way of describing most (perhaps not all) of this new generation.
The fact is Millennials are a huge part of our economy as they are approximately now 30% of our population (according to Business Insider). Being technologically more savvy, they have already effected the coarse of global commerce and how the world is changing with regards to conducting business; more efficiently and as cheep as possible. Change is understandably a natural evolution, however, are Millennials about to also re-define a whole new set of rules for what will be accepted as professional behavior?
It would be interesting to know your thoughts and perhaps the opinions of your readers.
Talking with people in New York, for example, if they at any point decide that they are not interested, they just plain hang up. It's like "What?" for me, but for them it's a waste of four seconds to say: "thank you, but I have changed my mind", or "thank you, but this is not for me".


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The 30-year civil war brutalised Sri Lanka. The fighting has stopped but the wounds of the conflict between communities have yet to heal. In Sri Lanka, the one binding force and common, shared language is that of cricket. Sport, more than any other force, has the potential to build bridges and heal wounds here.
Through the Inspire sport and leadership programme, we are helping young people and local communities in Batticaloa on the east coast and rural communities in the Wanni region of Sri Lanka to develop their leadership and inter-personal skills. We will use the programme to reach out into local communities using sport as a way for bringing them together to play and to build a peaceful future.
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In March 2016 we ran a shortened version of the Inspire programme for 50 children in the Wanni region in order to begin the process of establishing a sport and leadership programme for young people in the area. In January 2017 we ran a facilitation workshop for 12 young people and then a two day sport and leadership programme for 36 young people from Batticaloa and the surrounding area.
Our goal is to create a self-supporting and sustainable development process but we will seek initial aid and support to provide equipment and coaching to enable the local staff to take on the role of coaching and facilitation. These first programmes have provided information to help us plan the necessary support including further programmes and coaching/facilitation support to move towards self-sufficiency.
We visited Sri Lanka in November 2017 in partnership with Kickstart, a charity working with Tamils in the north of the country and Building Bridges, a charity based in Colombo. We ran an Inspire programme in Batticaloa using football, netball, cricket and rugby as the sports.


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Q: Not able to download file from Dropbox because failing to connect with SSL/TLS channel through WebClient in C# Trying to download an executable file from Dropbox's private folder to PC in a Windows Service using WebClient.DownloadFile(). But it is throwing error
The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel.
What weired is, error occurring only in Windows XP (SP2) and not in Windows 7, 8 & 8.1. (Not tested in XP SP3 and Vista yet.)
Tried with:

*

*WebClient.UseDefaultCredentials is true.

*WebClient.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials or CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials.

*http:// in URL instead of https://.

A: Well, I solved it myself. Answer from this StackOverflow question, which has more votes, helped me to solve it.
My sample as follows:
public static void DownloadFileFromDropbox(string dropboxUrl, string file_name)
    WebClient webclient = null;
    try
    {
        webclient = new WebClient();

        ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback = new RemoteCertificateValidationCallback(ValidRemoteCertificate);

        if (File.Exists(UpdatesDirStr + file_name))
        {
            File.Delete(UpdatesDirStr + file_name);
        }
        webclient.DownloadFile(dropboxUrl, UpdatesDirStr + file_name);
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        throw ex;
    }
    finally
    {
        if (webclient != null)
        {
            webclient.Dispose();
            webclient = null;
        }
    }
}

private static bool ValidRemoteCertificate(object sender, X509Certificate certificate, X509Chain chain, SslPolicyErrors sslPolicyErrors)
{
    if (certificate.Subject.Contains("dropboxusercontent.com"))
    {
        return true;
    }
    else if (certificate.Subject.Contains("dropbox.com"))
    {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}

I still wonder how does it work properly? Because new RemoteCertificateValidationCallback(ValidRemoteCertificate) is not taking dropboxUrl from anywhere. So how X509Certificate certificate param in ValidRemoteCertificate method got the correct certificate from Dropbox.com?

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We have received a large number of inquiries regarding the open-toolchain FPGAs in use on Talos™, and their function within the Talos™ system. In this update, we begin to explore the functions and responsibilities handled by these FPGAs, and the associated technology used to secure the Talos™ systems.
Like the vast majority of modern computers, Talos™ incorporates a low pin count (LPC) bus that is used for a variety of low-level functions, including firmware access, TPM access, SuperIO communication, and Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) communication. Unlike any other computers currently in existence, Talos™ contains our exclusive LPC Guard™ and FlexVer™ technologies, which prevent LPC bus snooping / hijacking and allow for flexible, owner-controlled verified boot, respectively. These technologies are driven by dedicated FPGAs and are auditable / user modifiable via the associated BSD-licensed Hardware Definition Language (HDL) files. LPC Guard™ is covered in detail at the end of this update, while FlexVer™ is the subject of a future update. In addition, the Lattice iCE40 FPGAs used exclusively on Talos™ have an open toolchain available via the IceStorm project, which allows Talos™ to self-host its reprogrammable logic components and assures the integrity of the resultant bitstreams.
One of the more widely known functions handled by the FPGAs on Talos™ is the GPIO interface. As shipped, the GPIO FPGA is a dedicated device that allows each GPIO line to be configured as input or output, as well as read or written, over the LPC bus. Interrupts are supported via the LPC SIRQ function, and our LPC Guard™ technology ensures that this device can be safely reprogrammed while the Talos™ system is online and operational. Potential uses for this device include an atomic clock interface using the PPS functionality of the kernel, a high-speed parallel interface to an external peripheral, or even simple control of chassis fans, lights, or coolant pumps via PWM and an external driver board. With Talos™, you are in full control of the hardware – no hacks or reverse engineering required!
POWER8 devices require a small amount of LPC traffic modification, specifically interrupt merging, to function correctly. Talos™ uses a small portion of logic in one of its FPGAs to perform this minor task, versus the proprietary CPLD used on other OpenPOWER systems.
Off-die peripheral power gating, reset handling, and other peripheral control functions are implemented in soft logic on Talos™, along with the interface to the chassis lights / switches. This allows for significant future flexibility in researching new power saving methods, as well as the potential for bug fixes or other modifications to, for example, work around non-standards-compliant third-party add-on peripherals. Most existing mainboards use dedicated TTL and discrete transistor logic for these functions, and on more than one occasion this has forced a new PCB revision to fix compatibility issues with third-party add-on components. With Talos™, a simple update of the FPGA firmware is all that would be required!
Talos includes a number of security features in addition to the LPC Guard™ and FlexVer™ systems. On Talos™, the machine owner can set switches to write protect either parts of or the entire Flash ROM, for each Flash ROM present. Furthermore, the BMC can be isolated from one or both of the on-board network interfaces, using additional configuration switches on the main security switch block. The on-board FPGAs handle these isolation functions, and furthermore the current hardware security state can be read directly from the hardware via LPC, allowing additional anti-tamper verification for secure applications. Finally, the entire system is protected by our exclusive owner-controlled FlexVer™ technology, which will be detailed in a future update.
One of the more interesting features of Talos™ is our LPC Guard™ technology. The LPC bus is a shared, bidirectional bus that often handles highly sensitive traffic such as TPM transaction cycles, password entry via PS/2 keyboard, and low level firmware read / write cycles. All existing systems using LPC for these functions share a single, fatal flaw. Since the LPC bus is shared, a malicious peripheral can be surreptitiously attached to the LPC interface without detection, then transmit interesting information read directly from LPC out of band to an attacker, e.g. over Bluetooth or another wireless link, or even store the interesting information for later physical retrieval. Due to the simplicity of the LPC bus, it is trivial to, for instance, implement a keylogger using inexpensive and miniature components, one that will not be detected outside of a thorough physical inspection of the mainboard.
Even worse, the LPC bus is prone to hijack. Exploits exist in the wild to monitor and override the TPM control signals simply by attaching a small hijacking device to the shared LPC bus, resulting in the TPM receiving "correct" measurements and unsealing keys even when the CRTM or system in general has been compromised with malicious firmware and/or software. These two issues combined effectively render any existing system using LPC permanently vulnerable to extremely effective, inexpensive, fast, and easy physical attack without the owner's knowledge. This, in turn, prohibits deployment of said systems in environments the owner does not physically control when trusted computing is required, and also indicates that any existing co-located systems relying on an LPC TPM for security should not be considered trusted.
In a nutshell, LPC Guard™ converts the traditional monolithic shared LPC bus topology into a pseudo-star topology, then masks sensitive data transmissions involving a single peripheral from all remaining peripherals on the bus. The bus control device central to this technology is securely connected to the LPC master onboard the CPU or southbridge device, with the associated PCB traces located in central layers of the system board. All LPC peripherals attach directly to this bus control device, thus allowing the bus controller to modify all data and control signals being sent to and from the LPC master and each peripheral. From the perspective of the LPC master and peripherals, the normal shared LPC bus is logically present, although it is not physically present. This modification does not alter LPC compatibility in any way. For additional security, sensitive peripherals also securely connect to the bus controller, with the associated PCB traces located in central layers of the system board.
In most situations, LPC data is transferred between the LPC master and a single peripheral. LPC transactions are framed, with control lines used to initiate, control, and end a transaction. Each frame contains header information including the destination address and whether the LPC master or the peripheral will be transmitting data. The bus controller monitors these frames, and listens for the headers while broadcasting all control and data information to all peripherals and the LPC master. When it detects an LPC master-directed transmission from a peripheral, for example from the keyboard controller inside the SuperIO, the bus controller replaces incoming data from the keyboard controller with dummy data for transmission to the LPC's other peripherals. The incoming data from the keyboard controller is passed unmodified to the LPC master, and all control lines continue to be broadcast to all peripherals and the LPC master for the duration of the transaction. Due to this alteration of the broadcast data, a malicious peripheral attached to the bus will not be able to snoop on the keyboard controller data, blocking LPC keyloggers from working without direct physical attachment to the bus segment in question.
LPC transmissions from the master to a peripheral are normally less sensitive, however there are still some instances where a malicious device could pull valuable data by monitoring peripheral-directed transmissions, such as during a firmware update if key material is contained within the firmware image. To mitigate this, the bus controller contains a routing table with LPC addresses mapped to physical ports. This routing table is configured in early system setup via its host-only LPC peripheral interface, and is used to mask data to all peripherals except the pre-configured destination peripheral for the given address or address range.
Finally, the bus controller includes LPC bus recovery logic. If a peripheral drops off one of the LPC ports, for instance the GPIO FPGA, the bus controller is able to finish any open transaction with dummy data in order to restore bus functionality. This avoids a hard system freeze and requisite reboot in case of recoverable (i.e., non-system-critical) LPC peripheral malfunction.
LPC Guard™ only provides partial protection against the TPM bus hijack attack mentioned earlier. It makes hijack far more difficult, requiring physical removal of either the TPM chip or bus controller on properly designed mainboards, as opposed to the simple, hot-pluggable connection to mainboards without LPC Guard™, but it does not stop a determined attacker with access to an offline system for an extended period of time. LPC Guard™ is intended to be used in conjunction with FlexVer™, which provides the remaining mitigation against TPM bus hijacking as well as unauthorized bus controller modification. We will explore FlexVer™ in a future update, so stay tuned!
From exclusively using open-toolchain FPGAs to providing auditable security components and a reconfigurable GPIO interface, Talos™ is likely the most secure, auditable, and extensible general purpose workstation / server system ever marketed. Talos™ respects your freedom and privacy, not only through open firmware components and owner-controlled trusted computing, but also through the ability to modify the operation of Talos™ and its external interfaces at an unprecedented level. If you want to help reverse the trend of vendor-controlled and locked machines, please purchase a Talos™ mainboard, system, or POWER8 SSH access today!


With the hype of the adidas Yeezy 350 Boost still being at an all time high and pairs selling for $1,000 on eBay, or $2,000 for that size 5, this is the perfect time for people to put their own spin on the sneaker with something that's currently trending. Behance recently took the adidas Yeezy 350 Boost and re-imagined it in 30 different colorways, one for each NBA team. I think he did a pretty good job with the colorways that he gave to each team.
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Q: Whether it prove or proves Why prove (and not proves)?

Philosophicus, whether or not it prove to give the ultimate truth on the matters with which it deals, certainly deserves, by its breadth and scope and profundity, to be considered an important event in the philosophical world.
Bertrand Russell, Introduction to Ludwig Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus , London, Kegan Paul, 1922

A: The subjunctive, in English has the same form as a bare infinitive. It can be used when the sentence is hypothetical in some way. The verb "prove" is here in its subjunctive mood. The use of the subjunctive has decreased in recent times, as noted in a comment:
Consider a simpler context featuring this (somewhat dated) subjunctive usage:

Philosphy, whether or not it be useful in everyday life, is a core subject at many universities.

The fact of the matter is subjunctive be there sounds somewhat laboured/pompous today, so learners should simply note that although it does still occur, it's best avoided. – Fumble Fingers


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Серебряный призер чемпионата РСФСР 1946 г.

Бронзовый призер чемпионата Москвы 1949 г.

Чемпион Московской области 1971 и 1975 гг.

В составе сборной Москвы бронзовый призер командного чемпионата СССР 1953 г. и победитель командного чемпионата ДСО «Спартак» 1961 г.

Наибольших успехов добился в соревнованиях по переписке.

Победитель 7-го чемпионата мира по переписке (1972—1976 гг.). Бронзовый призер 6-го чемпионата мира по переписке (1968—1971 гг.).

Победитель 5-го чемпионата СССР (1960—1962 гг.).

В составе сборной СССР победитель 8-й заочной олимпиады (1977—1982 гг.) и серебряный призер 5-й заочной олимпиады (1965—1968 гг.).

Работал старшим преподавателем на кафедре шахмат Центрального института физкультуры (ГЦОЛИФК).

Книги Эстрина изданы в Англии, Болгарии, Венгрии, Дании, США, ФРГ и других странах.

Эстрина отличала феноменальная память: записных книжек с телефонами коллег, друзей и родственников он не вёл, а помнил все номера наизусть. Так же на память Эстрин разыгрывал студентам свои многочисленные шахматные партии из соревнований по переписке.

Скончался после онкологической операции. Похоронен после кремации в Москве на Донском кладбище.

Спортивные результаты

Примечания

Книги
 Защита Грюнфельда, Москва, 1959 (в соавторстве с Ю. Ф. Кутяниным).
 Защита двух коней, Москва, 1970.

 Курс дебютов, 6-е издание, Москва, 1980 (соавтор).
 Теория и практика шахматной игры, 2-е издание, Москва, 1984 (редактор).
 Малая дебютная энциклопедия, Москва, 1985 (соавтор).

 The Two Knights Defence, Chess Ltd., 1970. (no ISBN or LOC number)
 The Two Knights Defence (1983), B.T.Batsford Ltd. ISBN 0-7134-3991-2.
 Three Double King Pawn Openings, Chess Enterprises; first edition (June 1982). ISBN 0-931462-19-3
 Gambits, Chess Enterprises (June 1983). ISBN 0-931462-20-7
 The United States Correspondence Chess Championship, Correspondence Chess League of America (1978)
 Wilkes-Barre Variation, Two Knights Defense, Chess Enterprises (June 1978). ISBN 0-931462-00-2
 Comprehensive Chess Openings, in three volumes, Pergamon, 1980. ISBN 0-08-024113-1 (for set of three volumes in flexicover)

Литература

 Ботвинник М. Шахматист. // «64 — Шахматное обозрение». — 1987. — № 5. — С. 15.
 Burgess, Graham; Nunn, John & Emms, John (2004), The Mammoth Book of the World's Greatest Chess Games, Carroll & Graf, pp. 309–15, ISBN 0-7867-1411-5
 Evans, Larry (1970), Modern Chess Brilliancies, Fireside, pp. 217–21, ISBN 0-671-22420-4

Ссылки

 Личная карточка Я. Б. Эстрина на сайте 365Chess

Шахматисты СССР
Шахматные теоретики
Гроссмейстеры ИКЧФ
Чемпионы мира по шахматам по переписке
Похороненные на Донском кладбище

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