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As the ship weathers the busy New Orleans port, Judy schemes to use her psychic abilities to become a powerful spiritual figure. Her plan is to coldly bend others to her will, but everything changes when she unexpectedly falls for and is rejected by a member of the Green family. Dark clouds gather as Judy seeks revenge for her broken heart.
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The school known as 'The Castle on the Hill' has existed since 1928 with countless stories to be shared. Whether dealing with the touching memoirs of generations of its artist students or the sci-fi rendition of the future of the gothic styled building, the Castle's will draw you into its fold.
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About The Dream Dilemma: Deidre’s dreams are unnerving nighttime excursions involving her fascinating brother-in-law and her dear sister. Hazy premonitions of dread, force Deidre to make three well-intentioned wishes then her blood suddenly runs cold. She soon realizes that in life’s endless barter, there are debts to be paid.
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Imagine a website where you could easily find photographs and other memories from the long history of Stephen Foster Houses/MLK Towers. The flood of possible pleasant memories is boundless and they can be shared by friends and family or leisurely viewed as you would a precious photo album. This is my goal in constructing the new website: Foster Projects/MLK Towers Memories.
Exiting 70 Lenox. Photo taken June 2019. Photographer - Lloyd A. Green.
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Presently, I'm requesting photos that were taken from the 1950s - 2000s. The photos that you contribute would only appear on the site after you have given your permission for them to be used. Only send photos that you have the rights to, meaning a photograph that belongs to you or you have taken. Pictures would be used in conjunction with other historical information as I have done with my previous blog entries at Remembering Stephen Foster Projects (https://endlessperceptions.com/remembering-the-towers.html). Under each photo will always appear your name as the owner or photographer. Only positive outlooks will be presented, which all of us will be proud to share and endlessly reminisce about.
Below is an example of a photo very dear to me. It was taken in 1973, by my late brother, from the living room of apartment 2J. The southern side of 70 Lenox is facing 112th Street in the distance. It's impossible not to see the extensive reconstruction that has taken place in the "Little Park" from then to now. And BTW, that's me with my afro with my foot proudly placed on the bench. For Foster
Photo taken in 1973. Photographer - Louis Green.
You can place your photographs on Facebook (with your permission to use them) or you can forward them to me directly at [email protected]. If you have any questions, please contact me at this same address. With your help, we will make a special place for our memories. Hope to hear from you soon.
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Regardless of the year, every student had to go through THE AUDITION in order to be accepted. These are the stories from alumni who experienced the anxiety of being tested and soon found that that glorious feeling of getting-in was only the beginning.
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After opening a locked box, not-so-cool Dyllon unleashes the seven deadly sins and is swayed by darker emotions. Join Dyllon on his quest to understand life, love and the demons that persistently haunt him in this coming of age fictionalized autobiography.
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As an old poorly colorized movie fought its way though my HDMI cables and the mostly red and blue images lit up my flat screen, I thought back to the state of movie-watching, decades past, as compared to now. It’s hard to believe that there was such a thing as “pre-cable.”
Movies were such precious things back in the day. The only way that you could see a beloved film would be to return to the theater again and again. Popular ones could run for years and at times it seemed they would never find their way to the small, home screen. I guess after the money that Hollywood and theater owners could squeeze out of patrons had been exhausted, we couch potatoes could finally get to see our favorites. That is, after they cut the film to pieces with commercials, parental restrictions and made-to-fit your-television formatting, of course.
I remember a particular TV show, which came on only in the evening, in New York on Channel 9. It was called The Million Dollar Movie. It would run only movies, some pretty old, others pretty bad. There was one in particular that made me have nightmares and the fear stayed with me for years. By today’s standards, the flick might be considered pretty lame but it had enough of a strong theme to scare the crap out of a particular ten year old. By the time the movie got to the small screen, in 1963, I was ten. The movie I’m talking about was called Invaders from Mars and it was made back in 1953. Invaders from mars
When the film premiered in theaters, Americans were still healing from the open wounds of World War II, which ended in 1945. The country was also dealing with the creeping fear that insidious forces might still attempt to influence and overcome their way of living. The not so unreal paranoia of take-over caused many to relate to this film and similar ones of the era.
I’ve read countless reviews about Invaders from Mars and the common thread was always the same. The fact that scary movies easily instilled fear in those of us who were of an impressionable age goes without saying. But the fear that a more ominous threat was on the way helped the more adult audience to identify on a level that they all knew too well.
The belief that the Black man of the 1950s might be someone to be uncomfortable around was not so quietly being used in this film. For some, having this person’s face, as the leader was probably a little more than disturbing, especially since he was described as, “Mankind developed to its ultimate intelligence.” He was of ultimate intelligence on Mars but still fighting for rights on Earth. I guess the movie producers decided to use a Black guy to mess with the movie-goers heads. In actuality, this “guy” was an actress named Luz Potter born in Chihuahua, Mexico. Her name was never mentioned in the credits but neither were any of the other Martians in the movie for that matter.
As seen today as a horror flick, it’s hard to understand what all the fuss was about. The visible zippers down the backs of the Martians made me laugh and the long lectures by the scientist about space travel were drawn out and boring. But regardless of how rationally we can look at things today, the ten year old in all of us will always have a reason to fear the unknown. I guess it’s just a matter of perspective. 
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