"The secret of good writing is to say an old thing in a new way or to say a new thing in an old way." ~ Richard Harding Davis.
1. Understand who your readers (and your clients) are. "Unless you're writing a personal journal, you're writing for readers, editors, publishers, and clients — not yourself. Try to appeal to them. If they don't care about what you have to say, they won't read what you write." – Mark Grabowski, journalism professor.
2. Double check your facts, and be original. "A new issue that is arising is plagiarism. Successful magazine writers need to know that 'copy and paste' does not equal writing. That may have gotten them through school, but it won't keep them employed as writers." – Cynthia Clampitt, freelance writer and editor.
3. Create a strong outline for your feature article. "Spend extra time to make a great outline. That way, you can go back, fill in sections, and put your brain on "auto-pilot" if needed to get the job done. A great outline lets you split up a magazine feature article into manageable chunks, and gives you a greater sense of accomplishment when you complete sections." – Joel Elad, blogger.
4. Record your interviews with experts. "Whenever possible, record your telephone interviews with experts. You can buy a gadget that you attach to your cell phone and computer. Then, you can send the mp3 file to Idictate.com and within 24 hours you'll have a typed transcript. From there it's easy to shape and edit a finished piece!" – Peggy Hall, veteran freelance writer.
5. Don't chase the publishing or cultural trends. "Write about things you care about and are interested in. Otherwise, your indifference will likely be reflected in your writing." – Mark Grabowski, journalism professor. If you've been hired to write an article or book that you have no interest in, try to find ways to make your writing edgy and quirky! If you can increase your enjoyment levels, you'll make your readers happy. And that alone can help you build a better freelance writing career.
6. Unzip your writer's voice, and get out of the way. "Write like you talk to your friends and family (just leave out the "ums" and "you knows"). It seems to me that a lot of people adopt what they think of as a "writerly" voice when they write. They start using technical jargon, business- or marketing-speak, legalese, academic bloviation, or bureaucratese because they have the misconception that 'that's the way everyone does it.'" – Roy Jacobsen.
7. Tell a good story. "When I get nervous or unsure about writing an article, I go back to the basics, and just try to tell a good story. Stories can be edited to make them shorter, or more interviews can be added to fill in details, but getting the main story down is the most important part. If a writer can do that, all else is minor." – Sylvia Forbes, writer.
8. Be courageous when you write. "My journalism professor told us how it can be easy to get nervous or feel embarrassed when, for instance, you have to move people around for a photograph or re-ask a question if the answer needs clarification. But you have to remember that you're there to do your job. People expect you to do it. If you look and sound confident when, say, you're positioning the subjects for a photograph, then they will trust you and do as you ask.'" – Mary Beth Kriskey, Copywriter/PR Specialist.
Understanding your client is also important — who can be different than your reader.
I need to buy a recording device to tape my interviews.
.-= Laurie Pawlik-Kienlen´s last blog post ..The Most Important Job for Writers – Being Sticky, Concrete, Memorable =-.
Another option is to conduct interviews over speaker phone with just a regular MP3 recorder.The only snafu I've ran into is that my dog likes to suddenly go nuts & is very loud. So he is now kicked out of the office!
Thanks for the tips! Understanding the reader is important. If you don't know who you're writing for, you may become stuck as a writer. Don't forget to double check your spelling and punctuation.
.-= Rebecca´s last blog post ..The Case of Pro Blog vs. No Blog =-.
Really great tips, Laurie. I especially love number 6.
I think two of the biggest things you can do for a freelancing career are planning and learning-then make sure you never stop planning and learning.


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05/21/2013 08:50 pm ET Updated May 22, 2013
Best Buy Expands Shops After Hit With 'Samsung Experience'
By Kim Bhasin
Best Buy chief executive officer Hubert Joly is counting on new, branded mini-stores inside his big box stores to beat online retailers.
Joly is in love with Best Buy's new Samsung Experience shops. Now, he said he intends to expand the concept to other brands and products. He said the shops will not only coax customers through Best Buy's automatic sliding doors, but encourage them to whip out their wallets once they're inside.
The CEO said on a conference call with analysts and investors on Tuesday that "there will be more" shop-within-a-shop partnerships in Best Buy's future. He declined to offer any details.
"We are interested in doing more and we see it as win-win-win," said Joly. "It's winning for the customers, it's winning for the vendors and it's winning for Best Buy."
Launched in April, the Samsung shops and are usually located at the front of Best Buy's big box stores. They offer all sorts of Samsung phones, laptops, tablets and accessories. Samsung consultants staff the shops to help customers, and they team with Best Buy's Geek Squad to provide tech support for the Samsung gadgets.
Analysts expressed concerns that the Samsung shops may prompt complaints from other brands sold in Best Buy, since new concept has been physically placed front-and-center inside the big box stores. Joly said that his vendors agree that the success of the Samsung shops is "very positive."
"The more traffic attracted to our stores, the better this is for everybody," the CEO said on the call.
Best Buy currently has dedicated shops for four brands: Apple, Samsung, Pacific Sales and Magnolia. Brian Sozzi, chief equities analyst at Belus Capital Advisors, praised Best Buy's commitment to shops. They signal movement away from less profitable merchandise -- such as CDs and DVDs.
"It puts a flag into the ground that Best Buy is evolving for the better," said Sozzi. "Anything Best Buy could do to vaporize space on the sales floor dedicated to things that collect dust and replace it with a collection of eye-catching, higher-margin merchandise is a positive."
Sozzi called attention to home improvement and appliance brand Pacific Sales, which he thinks may allow Best Buy to become a "one-stop" destination for replacement home goods and grab some customers from home improvement stores. Lowe's and Home Depot have kitchen shop-in-shops, but they don't have the wide variety of electronics that Best Buy features, he said.
The Pacific Sales shops, roughly 6,000 square feet, are attracting homeowners as the U.S. housing market recovers, but require skilled employees in order to advise customers with projects.
Best Buy purchased Pacific Sales in 2006 and decided to keep the company and brand intact. It now has dozens of shops in Best Buy's big box stores, mostly located in California and Texas.
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State CIOs have indicated what they will focus on in the coming year.
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) released its survey results Nov. 17 of the top issues facing its members in the coming year. The annual survey gathers responses from state CIOs across the country and provides a look at what the public-sector IT chiefs will likely be planning for and implementing programs around.
States' Path to Digital: Highlights from the 2016 Digital States SurveyDigital States Survey 2016 ResultsDigital States Survey: Which States Are the Best of the Best?
Both surveys indicate the strong prioritization of information security and protecting sensitive data. With highly politicized cybersecurity incidents including last year's Office of Personnel Management breach and the hack of emails from the Democratic National Committee, it is more prescient than ever for government agencies at all levels to have well thought out data protection plans.
Consolidation and collaborative services also rank highly on both lists due to the potential for cost savings and application optimization. Breaking down department information silos aids the centralization of data and unleashes the possibilities of what can be accomplished. Similarly, cloud computing was identified as a major area of focus for state governments.
*The Center for Digital Government and Government Technology are owned by parent company e.Republic.
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Stefan Rebmann (* 20. Juni 1962 in Heidelberg) ist ein deutscher Politiker (SPD). Von 2011 bis 2017 war er Mitglied des Deutschen Bundestages.

Leben und Beruf
Stefan Rebmann wurde am 20. Juni 1962 in Heidelberg geboren. Rebmann ist Mitglied der katholischen Kirche und Vater von zwei erwachsenen Töchtern. 2017 heiratete er in zweiter Ehe die Bürgermeisterin von Eppelheim Patricia Popp.

Ab 1980 absolvierte Rebmann eine Ausbildung zum Energieanlagenelektroniker bei der BASF Ludwigshafen. Im Anschluss arbeitete er bis 1991 als Qualitätsprüfer in der Endkontrolle bei Frankl & Kirchner in Schwetzingen und engagierte sich dort im Betriebsrat. Danach durchlief er eine zweijährige Ausbildung zum Organisationssekretär der DGB und war als solcher beim DGB-Kreis Mannheim tätig. Von 1995 bis 2000 übte Rebmann das Amt des DGB-Kreisvorsitzenden im Kreis Freiburg und Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald aus. Bereits während dieser Tätigkeit wurde Rebmann 1999 zum Vorstandssekretär des DGB-Bezirks Baden-Württemberg benannt und wechselte nach Stuttgart. Zusätzlich übernahm er die Funktion des Organisationsleiters. Im Rahmen dieser Tätigkeit war er auch verantwortlich für den Europäischen Aktionstag "Aufstehen", der am 3. April 2004 in Stuttgart stattfand und von 150.000 Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern besucht wurde. Darüber hinaus wurde ihm das Amt des DV-Beauftragten, ebenfalls beim DGB-Bezirk Baden-Württemberg, übertragen. Von 2004 bis 2009 war Rebmann DGB-Vorsitzender der Region Rhein-Neckar (110.000 Mitglieder). Zusätzlich übernahm er ab 2007 für ein Jahr die kommissarische Stellvertretung des DGB-Bezirksvorsitzenden Baden-Württemberg. Bis Januar 2014 war er DGB-Vorsitzender der Region Nordbaden (220.000 Mitglieder).

Nach seinem Ausscheiden aus dem Bundestag 2017 wurde Rebmann beim DGB Stuttgart Abteilungsleiter für Wirtschafts-, Industrie- und Umweltpolitik.

Politik
Stefan Rebmann trat 1988 in die Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands (SPD) ein. Im Zeitraum von 1995 bis 2000 engagierte er sich im SPD-Kreisvorstand Freiburg und Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald wie auch als SPD-Vorstandsmitglied des Ortsvereins Freiburg/St. Georgen.

Im November 1999 organisierte Rebmann einen Hilfstransport nach Adapazari in der Türkei, um den dort von einem schweren Erdbeben betroffenen Menschen zu helfen. Der Transport bestand aus Wohncontainern, die als Notunterkünfte dringend benötigt wurden. Zusätzlich wurden Kleidung und Lebensmittelspenden an die Bevölkerung übergeben. Rebmann begleitete den Hilfskonvoi und half persönlich beim Aufbau der Wohncontainer. Das Erdbeben ereignete sich am 17. August und hatte eine Stärke von 7,6 auf der Richterskala. Damit gehört es zu den schwersten Naturkatastrophen des 20. Jahrhunderts. In dem betroffenen Gebiet kamen insgesamt ca. 18.000 Menschen ums Leben und an die 50.000 Menschen wurden verletzt.

2007 wurde Rebmann zum Vorsitzenden der SPD Schwetzingen gewählt und 2009 Mitglied des Schwetzinger Gemeinderats. Dieses Mandat übte er bis zu seinem Einzug in den Deutschen Bundestag 2011 aus. Von 2006 bis 2009 gehörte er dem SPD-Landesvorstand Baden-Württemberg an.

Bei den Bundestagswahlen 2005 und 2009 trat Stefan Rebmann als Kandidat der SPD an. Zunächst für den Wahlkreis Bruchsal-Schwetzingen, danach für den Wahlkreis Mannheim. Allerdings gelang ihm, aufgrund des insgesamt schlechten Ergebnisses der SPD bei der Wahl 2009, der Einzug in das Parlament nicht. 2011 rückte er jedoch für den ausgeschiedenen Peter Friedrich in den Deutschen Bundestag nach.
Rebmann war stellvertretender Vorsitzender im Ausschuss für Wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung. In dieser Funktion setzte er sich besonders für die Verbesserung der Gesundheitsversorgung in Entwicklungsländern ein. Darüber hinaus war er stellvertretendes Mitglied in verschiedenen Ausschüssen. Dazu zählten der Ausschuss für Arbeit und Soziales, der Unterausschuss für zivile Krisenprävention, Konfliktbearbeitung und vernetztes Handeln und der parlamentarische  Beirat für nachhaltige Entwicklung.
Neben seinem politischen Engagement spielte Rebmann im Fußballverein des Deutschen Bundestages, dem FC Bundestag. Dieser veranstaltete Spiele im Rahmen karitativer Zwecke. Durch die Initiative Rebmanns fand im Dezember 2012 ein Benefizspiel  gegen den MFC Phönix Mannheim statt.

Bei der Bundestagswahl 2017 wurde Rebmann nicht wiedergewählt. Er verlor das Mannheimer Direktmandat knapp gegen Nikolas Löbel (CDU).

Mitgliedschaft in Vereinen
Stefan Rebmann ist Mitglied  in zahlreichen Vereinen und Verbänden:
Freunde und Förderer des Herschelbades in Mannheim (Vorsitzender), Kulturverein Mannheim-Waldhof, Freundeskreis Karlstern Mannheim, Landeskuratorium Technoseum Mannheim, Kuratorium Internationaler Bund (IB) Mannheim, Förderverein Lutherkindergarten Schwetzingen, TSG Eintracht Plankstadt, Sängerbund Schwetzingen, Förderverein Städtepartnerschaften Schwetzingen, Vereinigung der Verfolgten des Naziregimes/Bund der Antifaschistinnen und Antifaschisten (VVN/BdA), IG Metall, Katholische Arbeitnehmer-Bewegung, Arbeiterwohlfahrt, Naturfreunde, Landeskuratorium IB Baden-Württemberg, Willy-Brandt-Zentrum Jerusalem.

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Comedian Jeff Dunham to Appear in Binghamton
Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images
Ventriloquist and comedian Jeff Dunham is scheduled to perform in Broome County in October.
Dunham's Binghamton show is set for Thursday, October 18 at 7 p.m. at the Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena.
Tickets will be available at the Arena box office and at ticketmaster.com starting June 25.
Dunham performed at the Arena in November 2011. He's been active with tours and on TV shows for four decades.
Dunham's latest comedy special, which was recorded in Dublin, now is streaming on Netflix, according to his website.
Arena manager Chris Marion said people are excited that Dunham has been booked for this fall.
Earlier this week, it was announced that Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band are scheduled to appear at the Arena on September 18. Tickets for that concert are to go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday.
Filed Under: Binghamton, Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena, Jeff Dunham
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Bonjour Citygaragistes,
It was a stormy year of pain and sorrow that we will never forget. So many people gone, families in need, black and white fighting in the streets for justice, a beast eating us away, a dark cloud floating on our head.
But tonight at midnight, all together, we should make a wish for a better future. We should all together help each other with love. So black and white and brown become one color. And all together we will kill that beast eating us.
Life will be back to us soon and we will be wiser (we hope). Merci to all of you for your support. Because of you, our City Garage Classic Weekends has been a big success, and the same with our new show with Steven Leigh Morris. Please, if you can, help us with a little donation so we can continue to go on until we re-open the theatre. We wish you all a magic new year in 2021.
Merci and love to all,
The Bourgeois Gentleman
Happy holidays! In the spirit of that, City Garage brings you, by popular demand, a little seasonal cheer with a reprise of Moliere's classic comedy"The Bourgeois Gentleman," translated and adapted by Frederique Michel and Charles Duncombe. And this week on "Animal Farm: Conversations on Theater and Politics with Steven Leigh Morris and Guests," Steven talks with performer, poet, and award-winning playwright Luis Alfaro. We'll be running these for the next two weeks until we return with new programming for 2021.
https://citygarage.org/animalfarm/
And here is a little about the "Bourgeois":
Nominated for "Best Adaptation," 2008 LA Weekly Theatre Awards
Nominated for "Best Adaptation" by the LA Weekly, and a "Critic's Choice" in the Los Angeles Times, this sparkling new translation/adaptation of Moliere's classic comedy le Bourgeois Gentilhomme was described by the LA Times as a "gracefully loopy soufflé" and an "unguarded hoot." Wealthy and foolish Monsieur Jourdain is in love with the Countess Dorimène and aches to be what he is not—a member of the aristocracy. Determined to overcome his low birth with an education in high style, he unwittingly surrounds himself with charlatans and swindlers who gleefully take his money and prey on his innocence. Originally written by Moliere as a "comedy ballet" for Louis XIV, this new translation re-imagines the play for today's audience, transporting us into an extravagant fantasy world of song, dance, and upper class nonsense with a French accent.
Here is what the critics had to say:
"With a generous soupcon of witty anarchy…this sleek City Garage take on Moliere's deathless satire of nouveau riche pretensions and aristocratic machinations is nominally avante garde, but mainly an unguarded hoot….With many wicked analogies to modern mores, Michel and Duncombe slyly tailor our times into their tart adaptation, complete with anachronisms, nonstop postures, and purposely limp songs….everyone embraces the formalized mischief with élan."
"Critic's Choice," Los Angeles Times
"Frederique Michel and Charles Duncombe's fresh and bawdy translation-adaptation serves up a bouquet of comedic delights."
"Go," LA Weekly
It will be showing on our City Garage YouTube channel from 8:00pm this Friday, December 25, through noon on Friday, January 1st.
https://www.youtube.com/c/citygaragetheatre
It's free to view but we ask people to make a donation if they can through our Chuffed page:
https://chuffed.org/project/citygarage
Merci to all our donors throughout this very difficult year. We hope for good things for 2021 and to see you all again at City Garage as soon as it is safe to re-open.
Merci, stay safe, wear a soak, and bonnet fetes!
Here are some photos:
(Left to right) Troy Dunn, Jeff Atik, Ruth Crossley photo: Paul Rubenstein
(Left to right) Jeff Atik, Ruth Crossley photo: Paul Rubenstein
(Left to right) Jeff Atik, Max Molina photo: Paul Rubenstein
This week we have a real City Garage classic for you, a production from 2000, "Top Dogs" by Urs Widmer. And on our online talk show,"Animal Farm: Conversations About Theatre and Politics with Steven Leigh Morris and Guests," Steven talks with Angela Gaspar Milanovic and Bronwyn Mauldin from the LA County Department of Arts and Culture. It's a very interesting and in-depth discussion of the impact of Covid on the arts in LA and what the Department is doing to help.
Here is a link to the talk show:
And here is information about the show streaming this week:
Top Dogs by Urs Widmer
City Garage continues its ongoing "City Garage Classics" series this weekend with a production from 2002, Top Dogs by Urs Widmer.
LA Weekly — Pick of the Week!
By Urs Widmer
Production Design and Dramaturgy by Charles A. Duncombe Jr.
Cast: Tatiana Alvarez, Joel Drazner, Richard Grove, Dyan Kane, Dennis Ottobre, Mark Rebernik, Bo Roberts, Gene Williams
LA Weekly — Pick of the Week!review by Constance Monaghan
"Swiss playwright Urs Widmer's brutally funny look at life after downsizing may be billed as surreal, but to anyone familiar with the corporate milieu, it can only seem painfully real. It opens with an endless series of huge, projected mouths announcing name, impressive corporate title and obscene salary. When next we find ourselves in a roomful of these same "top dogs," now jobless clients of the New Challenge Corporation employment agency, our pity can't help but be tinged with smug satisfaction. That duality of response continues as we empathize with this "white-collar trash" newly shorn of identity (literally clinging to their wingtips and pumps) and simultaneously scorn them for weaknesses we also identify with. Director Frederique Michel brilliantly balances the explosively comic and movingly melancholic in a precise, stylish staging that segues from drill-team choreography, to dead-on spotlit monologues (one man fantasizes becoming a zookeeper while a woman imagines impressing her hard-nosed mother with a top-floor office), to re-enactments of the characters firings. The ensemble is impressive: Tatiana Alvarez, Joel Drazner, Richard Grove, Dyan Kane, Dennis Ottobre, Mark Rebernik, Bo Roberts and Gene Williams. Charles Duncombe Jr. created the set, lighting, sound and video (along with Cristian YoungMiller and Arosh Ayrom)."
It will be showing on our City Garage YouTube channel from 8:00pm this Friday, December 18th, through noon on Friday, December 25th.
It's free to view but we ask people to make a donation if they can through our Chuffed page
Merci to our donor this week, Chandra Commuri!
Merci, stay safe, and wear a mask!
(Left to right) Tatiana Alvarez, Mark Rebernik, Dyan Kane, Richard Grove, Joel Drazner; photo: Paul Rubenstein
(Left to right) Joel Drazner, Bo Roberts; photo: Paul Rubenstein
(Left to right) Bo Roberts, Mark Rebernik, Dennis Ottobre, Dyan Kane, Joel Drazner, Richard Grove; photo; Paul Rubenstein
A Collage from Garbage
We are excited to bring you the next episode of our weekly talk show, "Animal Farm: Conversations on Theater and Politics with Steven Leigh Morris and Guests." This week Steven talks with Michael A. Shepperd, the Artistic Director of Celebration Theater, one of LA's preeminent LQBQT theaters and a thoroughly delightful man. Please watch and share the link with your friends—and remember, we are always looking for suggested guests, themes, questions, and your videos of your favorite animal friends. Go to website and click on the "Animal Farm" link and fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Here is the link for this week's episode:
https://citygarage.org/animalfarm
A Collage from Garbage, The City, and Death by Rainer Werner Fassbinder.
We're also happy to continue our ongoing "City Garage Classics" series with a real vintage classic from the old space in 1997: Garbage, the City, and Death by Rainer Werner Fassbinder. It was the last play written by Fassbinder and tells the story of Romi, a beautiful prostitute and the Jewish real estate speculator who falls in love with her. The play was banned in Germany in 1975 because it was accused of reproducing anti-semitic stereotypes. In fact, Fassbinder was using a victim's revenge to, as fellow German playwright Heiner Muller put it, "describe the devastation of a city in huge, harsh images. The city is Frankfurt. The means of revenge is real estate speculation and its consequences." Fassbinder portrayed the anti-semitism that he felt was still rife throughout German society, despite hypocritical posturing and pious condemnations of the country's Nazi past. Consistently a defender and advocate for marginalized populations, the reactions the play evoked, particularly from the left, seemed to bear out Fassbinder's judgment.
Mature audiences
Merci to our donor of this week:
Lindsay Plake
And thank you again to all of you who continue to support us during this difficult time. We hope to see you again at the theatre!
Merci, stay safe, and wear a mask,
(Left to right) Strawn Bovee, Gustav Vintas; photo: Paul Rubenstein
Department of Dreams
We're very excited to bring you the next episode of "Animal Farm: Conversations on Theater and Politics with Steven Leigh Morris and Guests." This week Steven talks with two of our favorites playwrights, whose work we've done just recently: Kosovar playwright Jeton Neziraj, whose "Department of Dreams" we premiered at City Garage last fall, and Roland Schimmelpfenig, one of Germany (and Europe's) most prominent playwrights, whose "Winter Solstice" we did in 2018. We hope you'll enjoy Steven's talk with them. Here is the link: (and if you missed earlier episodes, you can catch up on this page).
In honor of having Jeton with us again this week, as our City Garage classic we're reprising "Department of Dreams." In case you weren't able to see it in the theatre with us (or missed its first streaming, a few months ago) this is your chance again! Here is a little bit about it from the original press release:
"In this nightmarish, Orwellian comedy an autocratic government demands its citizens deposit their dreams in a central bureaucratic depository so that it can exert the fullest possible control of their imaginations. In this vast, underground complex, civil servants like Dan, a new hire for the prized job of Interpreter, sift patiently through the nation's dreams looking for threats to the government's authority. If order is to be maintained, deviance must be extinguished and imagination co-opted. Dan works hard and tries stubbornly to survive in this strange dream world but finds nothing is as it seems except the authority that rules it."
And here's what the critics had to say:
"The premiere represents a coup for City Garage's founders, artistic director Frédérique Michel and producing director Charles A. Duncombe, whose company has been presenting edgy theater for more than 30 years. Michel, who also directs, and Duncombe, whose typically stunning production design is a highlight, do full service to Neziraj's savagely topical, darkly funny piece….Michel's staging, combined with Duncombe's animated projections — a sort of Dadaesque Betty Boop — complete Neziraj's Orwellian portrait of a mad world in which all individuality is suppressed….This is not an easy play. It's difficult to understand, at times incomprehensible. But it is important work by a world-class playwright who challenges our complacency at every twist and turn."
It will be showing on our City Garage YouTube channel from 8:00pm this Friday, December 4th, through noon on Friday, December 11th.
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Marriage Blanc
We have a special guest this week on our new talk show, "Animal Farm: Conversations on Theater and Politics with Steven Leigh Morris and Guests:" playwright Neil LaBute. He is one of the most important and provocative playwrights in America today. We hope you enjoy Steven's talk with him.
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Also, we're excited to continue our ongoing "City Garage Classics" series this weekend with a production from 1999, "The White Wedding" by Taduez Rozewizc. It was a special project for us because we had with us for its opening the eminent Polish critic and writer Jan Kott.
"A surreal erotic fable chock full of Freudian themes and imagery, "Marriage Blanc" (White Wedding) is a good fit for the libido-drenched avant antics of Santa Monica's City Garage. Nudity, emotional confrontation, socio-political satire and absurdism abound in this tale of a girl's frightened resistance to an arranged marriage and her own emerging womanhood. But Tadeusz Rozewizc's wry allegory also lets the ensemble demonstrate its facility with more traditional performance and stagecraft, thanks to linear narrative, continuity of character, and turn-of-the-century setting."
In a striking departure from the company's frequent forays into stark, existential modernism, production designer Charles A. Duncombe Jr's ornate period scenery and warm-hued lighting prove well-suited to the 1968 play's deliberate construction as a distant fairy tale — necessary to avoid censorship in the playwright's native Poland."
"A playful and erotic journey through the turn-of-the-century Polish countryside by one of Poland's foremost modern playwrights. In this surreal fairy tale for adults, a young girl who is about to be married struggles with her sexuality while contending with her nymphomaniac sister, lecherous father, and repressed mother. Despite the mother's best efforts, the prim Victorian society of her orderly bourgeois household is constantly overwhelmed by eruptions of pagan sexuality. Yet, typical of great Polish theatre, beneath the sunny surface, serious themes brood, posing troubling questions about the persistent split in Western culture between the body and the soul, the heart and the mind, sexuality and spirituality. Tadeusz Rozewicz enjoys an international reputation as one of Poland's leading playwrights and poets, and has been described by The Guardian as "One of the modern masters of the century's dark realities."
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It will be showing on our City Garage YouTube channel from 8:00pm this Thursday, November 25, through noon on Friday, December 4th.
Merci, stay safe, wear a mask, and Happy Thanksgiving,
Adam & Evie
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We are excited to bring you the latest episode of our new talk show on YouTube, "Animal Farm: Conversation on Theater and Politics its Steven Leigh Morris and Guests." This week, the show again goes abroad (virtually), this time to Poland, where Steven talks to two prominent young Polish theater directors, Anna Smolar and Magda Szpeht, about the autocratic shift that began in Poland in 2015 and its impacts on the arts and social issues. Here is the link:
We're also happy to continue our "City Garage Classics" series, this time with a more recent production from 2017, Charle L Mee's "Adam and Evie." Here is some information from the original press release:
"Much of our life is spent coupling, uncoupling, or recoupling. We're obsessed by love and sex: how to get it, how to keep it, or how to get out of it and try again. In this new work, multiple-award-winning visionary playwright and poet Charles L. Mee looks at love from Adam and Eve to our own
rapidly changing times where the possibilities of thwarting yourself in love expand with every new boundary we cross. In Adam and Evie Mee joyously celebrates our unruly, childish, wise, heart-breaking, romantic, and lustful longings in gorgeous language, startling images, and the comic mishaps of dozens of lovers who bounce off each other in gradually more complex interactions resulting in a final, glorious paean to the thrill and ache of love.
Among other awards, Charles Mee is the recipient of a lifetime achievement award in drama from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, two Obie Awards, for Vienna: Lusthaus (1986) and Big Love (2002), PEN/Laura Pels Foundation Award for Drama for a playwright in mid-career, and the Fisher Award given by the Brooklyn Academy of Music."
It will be showing on our City Garage YouTube channel from 8:00pm this Friday, November 20, through noon on Friday, November 27th.
It's free to view but we ask people to make a donation if they can through our Chuffed page—where you also can see short performances from our members doing monologues, songs and scenes:
(Left to right) Yukiko Hadena, Bo Roberts (masked) (photo: Paul Rubenstein)
(Left to right) Yukiko Hadena, David E. Frank (masked) Megan Kim (photo: Paul Rubenstein)
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We're excited to share with you the next episode of our new online talk show, "Animal Farm: Conversations on Theater and Politics with Steve Leigh Morris and Guests." This week the show goes to London (at least virtually) to speak with playwright Susan Blundell, actor Lloyd Morris, and musician Elliot Devivo about their online production of "Silence and Joy," a piece about Ludwig Van Beethoven and the black violinist and virtuoso, George Bridgetower. Here is the link: (And if you missed past episodes you can find them on our website. Look for the "Animal Farm" tab in the upper right menu).
We're also continues out ongoing "City Garage Classics" series this weekend with a production from 2003, our adaptation of the Oedipus story, "OedipusText/LA" by Charles Duncombe. Here is what the critics had to say:
"Symbolist tactics and City of Angels targets mutate throughout "OedipusText: Los Angeles" in Santa Monica. This adroit City Garage deconstruction imbues Sophocles' ageless saga of the incestuous king of Thebes with modern elements ranging from self-help to trip-hop. It transpires, as usual with this company, in a self-contained abstract ethos. Author-designer Charles A. Duncombe draws Jocasta's lines from Helene Cixous' opera "The Name of Oedipus: Song of the Forbidden Body," but his esoteric text is otherwise original and impressive. Fredereque Michel's staging of this melange of neoclassical restraint, shock-radio sass and Freudian polemic attains droll kinetic cohesion, moving a unified ensemble around Duncombe's screen-dominated minimalist set with invisible ease. Duncombe's concentrated lighting, Paul M. Rubenstein's wry videography and Teckla de Bistrovlnovska's color-coded costumes are invaluable in locating the reference points. Simon Burzynksi's intense hero is a leather-jacketed Tom Cruise Jr., while Maureen Byrnes' Jocasta is a riveting column of white who recalls the late Irene Worth. Rubenstein's sidesplitting DJ is scandalously effective, and David E. Frank is brilliant, whether playing a Nehru-dressed, rocker-voiced Tiresias or a shrieking Dr. Laura-esque harpy. Three red-capped gangbangers (Eric Jung, Jason Piazza and Thomas Ramirez) share chorus duties, alternating as isolated urbanites whose interactions with Tina Fallon's brittle chat-room fraud and Jennifer Piehl's unfettered online exhibitionist punctuate Oedipus' downward spiral."
LA TIMES — RECOMMENDED
"Freud's Oedipus complex is borrowed from Sophocles' mystery; adaptor Charles A. Duncombe lobs the ball back into Sophocles' court with an absorbing 90-minute shot propelled by modern psychology's Papa. The plague upon Thebes is here sexual dysfunction in an L.A. of tomorrow: Internet and telephone romances that skirt the terrors of flesh-to-flesh contact; porno and erotic power games all perverted from a primal, forbidden love of mama. Unlike in Sophocles' play, Oedipus' mom, Jocasta (the fine Maureen Byrnes), knows what's going on, and merely waits for Oedipus (Simon Burzynski) to figure it out. Blind prophet Tiresias (the excellent David E. Frank) morphs into a drag queen who imposes glib S&M fetishes on Oedipus….Rubenstein's video collages (the hull of a '50s convertible stranded in South-Central, a woman's breast, an upper thigh) play in stark counterpoint to the argument on the boards that modern alienation — exacerbated by consumerism and high tech — has roots in antiquity. Frederíque Michel's arch staging elegantly complements Duncombe's rhetorical text (with segments by Helene Cixous)."
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(Left to right) Maureen Byrnes, Eric Jung, Thomas Ramirez, Jason Piazza, Simon Burzynski (photo: Paul Rubenstein)
(Left to right) Maureen Byrnes, Simon Burzynski (photo: Paul Rubenstein)
We are excited to share with you the next episode in our new talk show, "Anima Farm: Conversations About Theatre and Politics with Steven Leigh Morris and Guests." This week even talks with Doctor Susana Smith Bautista and Chandra Indigo Jackson about "Teen Tix LA": a program to help create new young audiences for theatre. If you missed the first two shows they're available here on our website. New episodes every Wednesday at 6:00pm.
If you have questions you'd like Steven to explore or suggest a topic or guest, please let us know.
And, if you have a short video of your favorite animal friend, send it to us here. Each week we feature a new one.
And of course our City Garage Classics program is still going strong. This week we have a production from 2003 "Katzelmacher" by Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Here is what the LA Weekly had to say:
LA WEEKLY — PICK OF THE WEEK
KATZELMACHER is the German slang for "cat screwer," which actually refers to somebody with an unbridled sex drive. In the case of Jorgos (Steve Najarro, bearing an expression of sweet bewilderment), in Rainer Werner Fassbinder's very first (1968) play, the label is a misnomer, an ethnic slur applied to this Greek ("foreign") laborer in a provincial German town. Katzelmacher is something of an etude in which Fassbinder shows the stock jealousy and xenophobia that ensues after the migrant worker, who barely speaks the language, beds his employer (Maureen Byrnes) and draws the romantic attentions of the local women (Kathryn Sheer, Katharina Lejona and Szilvi Naray-Davey). Mean while, the guys (Mathew Gifford, Bo Roberts, Laurence Coven and David E. Frank) are barely employed yet too proud to work for the low wages that Jorgos plans on sending home to his wife and kids. Fassbinder is really looking at the psychological effects of money, at how the town's orgasmic violence stems from its economic malaise — which, though a truthful idea, does little to explain the sadism of the rich. Frederique Michel smartly evokes the play's 1966 setting (with Brigitte Bardot flip 'dos and costume designer Erin Vincent's one-piece leather minis) with an ensemble bereft of Hollywood lip enhancements and repaired teeth. Rather, they look plucked from the regions — perfect for this play's ambiance. Michel stages the episodic scenes in the style of a cabaret, propelled by sound designer Jason Piazza's percussion….The production is a mostly disciplined and cogent examination of "otherness" that's, distressingly, more apt than ever."
It will be showing on our City Garage YouTube channel from 3:00pm this Friday, November 6, through noon on Friday, November 13th.
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(Left to right) Katherine Sheer, Matthew Gifford; photo Paul Rubenstein
(Left to right) Katarina LeJona, Steve Najarro; photo Paul Rubenstein
(Left to right) David E Frank, Matthew Gifford, Steve Najarro, Bo Roberts; photo Paul Rubenstein
(Left to right) Laurence Coven,Szilvi Naray-Davey; photo Paul Rubenstein
We're excited to share with you the second episode of our new talk show "Animal Farm: Conversations About Theater and Politics with Steven Leigh Morris and Guests." His guest this week is Rob Weinert-Kendt, the Editor of American Theatre Magazine and he and Steven speculate about what's next for theatre in age of covid. Please check it out. (Also, if you missed last week's show, all shows will be archived here on our website. Look for "Animal Farm" in the menu above. Here is the link to this week's show:
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We're also continuing our City Garage Classics series with this week's production from 2013, "Caged," by Charles Duncombe, directed by Frederique Michel. It was a "Pick of the Week" in the LA Weekly. Here is some information from the original press release:
"City Garage is proud to announce the world premiere of Caged, by Charles A. Duncombe. Two naked human specimens in a cage, Visitors come and go, fascinated by them, arguing, and wondering about these creatures. Do they feel pain, love, joy, sadness, envy? What do they think when they see us staring at them? What do we really see? A reflection of our own hope or despair? What reality do we inhabit and how did we get there? This new play for City Garage by award-winning playwright Charles A. Duncombe, is a tender and absorbing drama about entrapment, a reflection on life, how we seem each other and ourselves."
"Duncombe's smartly written script is delightfully provocative and insightful. Performances are sharply calibrated under Frederique Michel's direction."
"Duncombe nails his targets, whether zeroing in on male versus female bonding activities, the difference between the sexes when presented with mirrors and their own reflections, or the inexplicable attraction to religion. Director Frédérique Michel handles the material beautifully… All seven actors playing the visitors inhabit multiple roles with ease."
"This new play by City Garage co-founder Charles A. Duncombe in a delicately intricate production explores the kaleidoscopic variations of the push-pull of relationships, remarkably similar whether "primitive" or "civilized."… Director Frederique Michel luxuriantly masters this congenial new space, wrangling the different levels of action subtly with an insinuating tactile sense… Duncombe and Michel spin so many layers with all those wisps of insight that the textured whole becomes piquantly allusive, even haunting. It is one of the continuing pleasures of City Garage, as with many established local companies, to see the progressive development of individual actors over many roles over time…"
"Poignantly symbolic, Duncombe's text so deft and tongue-in-cheek and the direction, by Frédérique Michel, so finely tuned…"
It will be showing on our City Garage YouTube channel from 8:00pm this Friday, October 30, through midnight on Wednesday, November 4th.
Many thanks to our wonderful donors of this week, Mr. and Mrs. Larson.
Merci, stay safe, wear a mask, and vote!
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Their only "God" is Alla. You mean he should face a bigger penalty or he should face none? Actually, the myth that in European countries in the medieval period women commonly married at 12 is untrue. It is terrible indeed.
I understand there are grand cultural differences between some societies and I respect that. It's his daughter some sad pathetic people out there making Lies up also they say one of the messengers of god done the same when he never!!
Lets home enlightened men within these societies will come forward and support their women for change that will ultimately benefit everyone. America is less than years old.
My heart goes out to these young and unfortunate girls.
This is child exploitation and a mean for parents to acquire wealth.
It grieves my heart. Give us your bank account number so u can be poor and everyone will be satisfied.


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Apple has confirmed the purchase of business Intel by 5G modems
Finally, the Cupertinov giant will become independent in terms of equipping its smartphones with modems
mobile communications. The parties plan to complete all procedures for the transaction before the end of this year. Conditions for Apple turned out to be very sweet - the company receives more than 17 thousand of various patents related to wireless technologies, as well as equipment on these technologies. Cupertino people have already begun to create a specialized office on the California coast (San Diego), which is designed to employ about 1,500 employees. In fact, Apple will move to more people, and it will already go, but for the rest of the place they will be in other departments and offices.
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Intel's leading chip maker does not leaveFully business modems, the company will continue to produce them for computers, as well as for autopilot systems for cars and the Internet of things. According to Intel itself, this agreement will allow the company to better focus on the development of the fifth generation network technology itself, while retaining important intellectual property, part of the patents and technologies that were previously created by company employees. And in general, this business is too pulling the company down, experts estimate the annual loss of Intel in the modem business at $ 1 billion. So, the sale of this division is not just an inflow of additional amount, it is a powerful savings, cutting off the unprofitable sector.
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Apple has bought for their smartphonesQualcomm has modems, but two years ago there was a conflict between the companies, and the Cupertino team changed them to Intel. And the conflict occurred due to the pricing policy of Qualcomm, being a monopolist, the chip maker began to inflate prices for his products, taking advantage of the fact that there was no one to replace him then. For Intel, the Cupertins were the only customer, and they bought modems for fourth-generation cellular networks at reasonable prices; in addition, they could now connect their users to Verizon, as well as AT & T.
In the spring of this year, the conflict betweenCupertino and Qualcomm has been exhausted, and for smartphones modems will again supply the old partner. Modems are 4G for now, but 5G will also buy Apple for their iPhones. The contract has been extended for the next six years. Meanwhile, Intel announced that it is rolling out its modem business for mobile devices.
Analysts say this deal will help Appleget rid of the risks of non-compliance with partners schedules or prices. It is always more profitable to have our own production of modems, rather than buying them from third-party companies, whose pricing policy is constantly in a state of fluctuations. Now the company will have to quickly set up everything, and if everything is normal, then iPhone's own modems will appear in 2022. Apple is well able to calculate the risks, and they will not tolerate a repeat of the situation with Qualcomm. In the future, the company will come to a full production cycle of its devices at its own facilities.
Currently the biggest purchase for Appleis Beats Electronics, which was acquired five years ago for $ 3 billion. In fact, for Cupertino, who now have about 110 billion free capital, acquiring an important business for just 1 billion is a very good deal.
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Edward Little is a professional artist and designer with over thirty five years' experience. He obtained his undergraduate degree in Editorial and Information Design in 1983, graduating summa cum laude from the prestigious Ravensbourne College of Art in London. In 1984 he began freelancing as a designer and illustrator in New York City for clients such as Scholastic, Ogilvy & Mather, Grey Advertising and Young and Rubicam. He obtained representation in the Tri-state area as well as in California building a successful business serving clients in the corporate advertising and publishing worlds, including American Express, Citicorp, IBM, Mars, Pepsi, Pfizer, Reader's Digest and Warner to name but a few. In 1996 he began accepting commissions for the creation of trompe l'oeil effects and mural painting whilst also completing numerous private and corporate portrait commissions. Currently Edward creates paintings on commission and for sale in galleries in Connecticut, New York and Massachusetts. In 2003 he began teaching undergraduate and graduate students Drawing, Figure Drawing, Painting, Illustration and Art History at Western Connecticut State University. He obtained his MFA in Figurative painting at the Academy of Art University, San Francisco in 2011. Edward paints and instructs in his studio in Litchfield county, inspired by a multitude of artists that include Alma-Tadema, Bouguereau, Collins, Greene, Pino, Lipking, Monet, Sargent and Schmidt.
Focusing on the dramatic effects of natural and artificial light and the resultant shadow contrasts Edward seeks to create paintings that have mood as well as a sense of time and place. His cityscapes emphasize the angularity and reflective quality of architectural forms and their soaring presence in the daily lives of those living and working there.
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This article analyzes the ways in which the right to education and freedom of education are expressed in local school choice policies in Finland. We aim to discover the elements that form democratic iterations on the right to education and freedom of education by contrasting their manifestations in three local institutional spaces for parental school choice. We focus on different levels of structures and agents including national legislation, local spaces for school choice, municipal demographics, and the impact of socioeconomic status and institutional space for school choice on parental attitudes.


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Fall Out Boy was one of the first 21st-century bands to completely erase the lines between punk and R&B, emo and electronic music. It's a post-everything sensibility that has only grown more over the top and unpredictable with time. This is especially true of M A N I A, a big, crackling, electric record that buzzes with EDM-infused arena anthems crossing AWOLNATION with Queen ("Young and Menace"), slickly churning dance rock tricked out with blue-eyed soul moves ("The Last of the Real Ones"), heart-pounding R&B ballads ("Heaven's Gate") and even a splash of reggae ("Sunshine Riptide"). But despite all their radical genre subversion and cross-pollination, the album flows seamlessly thanks to Fall Out Boy's sassy, rock 'n' roll attitude, which permeates every last note, lick and chorus.
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Q: put each chunk of smaller array inside each row I have a large array which I converted into multidimensional array of 7 smaller chunks/groups. now I want each off these group to show in each row of table, having number of td's equal to number of items in each chunk. for example my array is:
var arr = ["OH","2090923","14 Dec 2017","01 Jan 2018","01 Jan 2018","1.0","Approval","CL","105452","31 Jan 2018","07 Feb 2018","07 Feb 2018","0.5","Approval","CL","2100909","06 Feb 2018","06 Feb 2018","06 Feb 2018","0.5","Approval","CL","105452","06 Feb 2018","16 Mar 2018","16 Mar 2018","1.0","Approval","ML","2100909","09 Feb 2018","09 Feb 2018","09 Jul 2018","151.0","Approval","PL","2130989","09 Feb 2018","12 Feb 2018","16 Feb 2018","5.0","Approval"]

Now I divided it into chunks of 7 each, but want to display in table as:

        OH
        2090923
        14 Dec 2017
        01 Jan 2018
        01 Jan 2018
        1.0
        Approval

        CL
        105452
        31 Jan 2018
        07 Feb 2018
        07 Feb 2018
        0.5
        Approval

but my code is displaying as:

        OH,2090923,14 Dec 2017,01 Jan 2018,01 Jan 2018,1.0,Approval

        CL,105452,31 Jan 2018,07 Feb 2018,07 Feb 2018,0.5,Approval

        CL,2100909,06 Feb 2018,06 Feb 2018,06 Feb 2018,0.5,Approval

        CL,105452,06 Feb 2018,16 Mar 2018,16 Mar 2018,1.0,Approval

        ML,2100909,09 Feb 2018,09 Feb 2018,09 Jul 2018,151.0,Approval

        PL,2130989,09 Feb 2018,12 Feb 2018,16 Feb 2018,5.0,Approval

each chuck is coming inside a full  , please help.
fsfiddle:https://jsfiddle.net/23ojbmkp/3/

A:

 var createGroupedArray = function(arr, chunkSize) {
        var groups = [], i;

        for (i = 0; i < arr.length; i += chunkSize) {
            groups.push(arr.slice(i, i + chunkSize));
        }
        return groups;
    }
    var arr = ["OH","2090923","14 Dec 2017","01 Jan 2018","01 Jan 2018","1.0","Approval","CL","105452","31 Jan 2018","07 Feb 2018","07 Feb 2018","0.5","Approval","CL","2100909","06 Feb 2018","06 Feb 2018","06 Feb 2018","0.5","Approval","CL","105452","06 Feb 2018","16 Mar 2018","16 Mar 2018","1.0","Approval","ML","2100909","09 Feb 2018","09 Feb 2018","09 Jul 2018","151.0","Approval","PL","2130989","09 Feb 2018","12 Feb 2018","16 Feb 2018","5.0","Approval"]

    var groupedArr = createGroupedArray(arr, 7);

    for(i=0;i < groupedArr.length;i++){

      var temp = '';
      for(var j = 0; j < groupedArr[i].length; j++)
        temp += '' + groupedArr[i][j] + '	';
      $(".tbl").append('
' + temp + '
');
}

*

*You don't need var result = JSON.stringify(groupedArr); and var res=JSON.parse(result);.

*i<=res.length should be i < res.length.

*Use nested for loops.

*Can be done in one for loop if you refactor the createGroupedArray function.

A: You need to loop over the elements in the nested array, and append them each as a  to the current
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var createGroupedArray = function(arr, chunkSize) {
  var groups = [],
    i;
  for (i = 0; i < arr.length; i += chunkSize) {
    groups.push(arr.slice(i, i + chunkSize));
  }
  return groups;
}
var arr = ["OH", "2090923", "14 Dec 2017", "01 Jan 2018", "01 Jan 2018", "1.0", "Approval", "CL", "105452", "31 Jan 2018", "07 Feb 2018", "07 Feb 2018", "0.5", "Approval", "CL", "2100909", "06 Feb 2018", "06 Feb 2018", "06 Feb 2018", "0.5", "Approval", "CL", "105452", "06 Feb 2018", "16 Mar 2018", "16 Mar 2018", "1.0", "Approval", "ML", "2100909", "09 Feb 2018", "09 Feb 2018", "09 Jul 2018", "151.0", "Approval", "PL", "2130989", "09 Feb 2018", "12 Feb 2018", "16 Feb 2018", "5.0", "Approval"]
var groupedArr = createGroupedArray(arr, 7);
var table = $(".tbl");
$.each(groupedArr, function() {
  var row = $("
");
  $.each(this, function() {
    row.append($("", {
      text: this
    }));
  });
  table.append(row);
});

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Can last year's Wood Awards winner be bettered?
Niall McLaughlin's Bishop Edward King chapel in Oxford seemed such a perfect winner of the top prize at last year's Wood Awards, that you might think that this year's results would be an anticlimax. But you would be wrong.
The judges' final meeting was yesterday, and we were pretty upbeat. Although we came to agreements fairly sharpish, there was some angst – and this was thanks to the sheer quality of the entries. Between us we had voted for some 88 projects for potential short-listing – ie at least one judge thought the project worthy of a visit. And the shortlist that we ended up with was really impressive.
Some projects that we saw were even better than the photos and descriptions suggested; others were a disappointment. That is the purpose of visiting projects and all the projects were seen by some of the judges with one exception – a temporary project that was no longer in place, dRMM and Arup's Endless Stair. In that case there were detailed presentations from the design team.
Not every judge saw every project. That would not have been feasible, and as it was the judging visits added up to well over 100 judge days. It is worth remembering that good awards don't happen without a large amount of voluntary effort. But in the end an award scheme is only as good as the entries. Look at the shortlist and you will get a sense of the quality. And when the winners are revealed in their glory in November, you should be delighted. Perhaps you will disagree with some of the choices, but if you do it will probably be becaause you thought something else was better, not because the winner was undeserving.
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AgCoalition formalizes plans for producer-led structure to engage the ag community on Bill 6	MAR 10 2016 | Producers | News Release
(Calgary, Alberta) The AgCoalition is pleased to announce that they have formed an Industry Leadership Advisory Committee (ILAC); a producer-led group that will guide AgCoalition initiatives from engaging with farmer and rancher peers to representing their interests in the consultation phase of Bill 6.
The ILAC builds on the positive momentum of the AgCoalition's activities and was formalized during the second AgCoalition meeting on March 2. The ILAC will consist of one producer from each of the AgCoalition's 29 member organizations.
"The AgCoalition has operated as a 'by producers, for producers' organization since our inception," said Kent Erickson, AgCoalition Co-Chair. "Formalizing the Industry Leadership Advisory Committee takes this a step further by putting the structure in place to connect our producer ambassadors with their peers across the province.
One of the ILAC's functions will be to host meetings in Southern, Central and Northern Alberta to garner Bill 6-related feedback from producers. Dates and locations for these meetings will be announced in the coming weeks and sessions will take place throughout the consultation process.
"A face-to-face connection is the best way to engage with producers to make sure they know what's happening at the consultation tables and to give them an opportunity to provide feedback," said Page Stuart, AgCoalition Co-Chair.
The AgCoalition continues to encourage producers to write info@agcoalition.ca with questions, comments and feedback and invites producer-based organizations not yet involved in the AgCoalition to join us.
The AgCoalition was established on January 22, 2016 with a mandate to unify the farm and ranch community in effort to foster a culture of farm safety in Alberta.
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Bishop Claude Alexander of The Park Ministries makes a point during a press briefing to annunce the West Charlotte Mentoring Coalition at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center. The coalition aims to help freshmen with mentoring and tutoring support.
At West Charlotte High School, where more than 75 percent of students come from economically disadvantaged households, nearly half of the freshman class will drop out before graduating.
Mayor Anthony Foxx, a West Charlotte grad, said that many of the 1,700 students there simply need someone positive to look up to.
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Elected officials, members of the faith community, business leaders and community groups from Charlotte's west corridor recently announced the West Charlotte Mentoring Coalition, a collaborative effort to eliminate the drop out rate by providing mentoring and tutoring support for ninth graders at West Charlotte High School.
West Charlotte Principal Shelton Jeffries said the graduation rate at his school is a serious concern. He believes the work of the coalition will be powerful in reversing those trends by positively influencing the lives of young people.
Research conducted by Strayer University identified the presence of a strong male role model as one of many key success factors that increase the likelihood of successful life outcomes among African American youth.
City Council member David Howard credits much of his success to a personal relationship with a mentor who took him under his wing as a freshman at West Charlotte.
Howard is now giving back by participating in the program, and he calling on others to do the same.
Mentors for the project will be recruited through the coalition's network of churches, businesses and professional organizations. Mentors will make a one-year commitment and be screened through the established CMS volunteer screening process.
Tutoring will be provided through the church coalition network at facilities where structured programs already exist.
This year's goal is to link all incoming freshman at West Charlotte with a mentor.
Although the program is being launched at West Charlotte, organizers hope that it will serve as a model that will be duplicated across the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School district.
"I've seen where mentors have made a real difference in people's lives," said businessman Ron Leeper who was instrumental in laying the foundation for the project.
Leeper said no one achieves anything on their own.
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Johnson C. Smith University and several churches including Friendship Missionary Baptist Church and the Park Ministries have already pledged their commitment and support to the coalition.
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Arrivals & Departures  är ett album av Silverstein som kom ut 2007. Albumet är bandets tredje.

Låtlista
Sound of the Sun
Bodies and Words
If You Could See Into My Soul
Worlds Apart
My Disaster
Still Dreaming
The Sand Will Turn To Glass
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
Vanity and Greed
Love With Caution
True Romance
Rain Will Fall
Falling Down

Musikalbum 2007
Album utgivna på Victory Records
Album av Silverstein


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Q: Plot a function including an integral I would like to curve a function v defined as follows:
u<-function(x){log(x^2+1)}

v<-function(x){integrate(v,0,x)}

When I use the command curve(v,1,2,10), the result is
Error in curve(v, 1, 2, 10) :
  'expr' did not evaluate to an object of length 'n'

Please help me to plot the curve of the function v.

A: You have a typo, it should be integrate(u, ...), not v.
And you must have function v return a vector. Like this:
u <- function(x){log(x^2+1)}

v <- function(x){
    sapply(x, function(.x) integrate(u, 0, .x)$value)
}

curve(v, from = 1, to = 2, n = 10)


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LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Film maker Henry Hathaway, who worked his way up from prop man to director and helped John Wayne win his only Oscar in ″True Grit,″ died follwing a heart attack. He was 86.
Hathaway died Monday afternoon at the UCLA Medical Center, where he was admitted two weeks ago following the heart attack, hospital officials said.
Hathaway, who began directing low-budget Westerns in 1932, made 60 films, including such classics as ″The Desert Fox,″ the 1951 film about World War II German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel starring James Mason, ″The Lives of a Bengal Lancer,″ the 1935 adventure starring Gary Cooper and ″Call Northside 777,″ the mystery with James Stewart in 1948.
″True Grit″ in 1969 was one of six John Wayne films he directed, including ″Sons of Katie Elder,″ ″North to Alaska,″ ″The Legend of the Lost,″ ″Circus World″ and ″How the West Was Won,″ which Hathaway co- directed with John Ford and George Marshall.
Born in 1898 as Henri Leopold de Fiennes in Sacramento, Hathaway was the son of a vaudeville actress and a stage manager.
The family moved to Hollywood, and he became an actor at age 10, performing in short Westerns. He quit school at 16 to work at a soda fountain in suburban Venice, got a job through his mother at Universal Studios and worked his way up from prop man to assisting such pioneer directors as Josef von Sternberg and Victor Fleming. He credited Fleming with giving him his first big break as a director.
Other films included ″The Trail of the Lonesome Pine″ with Henry Fonda in 1936, ″Brigham Young″ with Tyrone Power in 1940, ″Rawhide″ with Power in 1951, ″Prince Valiant″ with Robert Wagner and Sterling Hayden in 1954, ″Airport″ with Burt Lancaster in 1969 and a ″Desert Fox″ sequel of sorts, ″Raid on Rommel″ in 1971 with Richard Burton.
Survivors include Hathaway's wife of 53 years, Blanche, son Jack, a granddaughter and two stepgrandchildren. Funeral services were pending.


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UNIVERSITY PARK — NFL scouts from 26 teams came and went, in and out of the doors to Penn State's Holuba Hall on Tuesday.
Inside, former Penn State players spent the morning auditioning for them — some for the second time. Vaunted receiver Allen Robinson was one of them whose aim was to improve his stock before May's NFL Draft.
"It's everybody's dream and I would love to go in the first round," Robinson said. "But I can't control that. So wherever I end up going, God has blessed me with being picked by a team once draft weekend happens. So all I can do is stay prepared, stay ready and once my name is called, just try to go there and show those guys what I can do and try to earn a spot on the field."
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Welcome New Recruits!
Coach Franklin and LaVar Arrington along with Michael Mauti welcomed Penn State's new recruits at "The Signature Event" held last night at the Bryce Jordan Center. Fans, including students, alumni, former letterman, and current players welcomed all twenty – five of the new members of the 2014 Penn State Signing Class.
"I'm excited for the future of Penn State football", said Michael Mauti. When asked about what he thought about Coach Franklin, Michael responded 'It's pure energy right now. A shot of adrenalin into the Penn State program." "I've got no doubt in my mind that he is going to bring a National Championship to Penn State" Both he and Lavar Arrington were greeted with a standing ovation from the crowd.
"We are a family that nothing or no one will ever, ever break" said Lavar. 'It's time to bring the family back together, and I am here to represent that piece ."
Coach Franklin and Lavar then went through the rundown of each member of the signing class, accompanied by a clip of their high school highlight film.
Christian Hackenberg and Jordan Lucas also took the floor to welcome the new recruits. Lucas joked with LaVar about DBU joining the ranks of LBU.
Coach Franklin ended the evening by addressing the crowd. "United we cannot be stopped". "You're not going to find a coaching staff or a group of assistants that's going to work harder to make you guys all proud both on and off the field."
You can learn more about each member of the 2014 signing class at GoPSUsports.com
Penn State to Hold "The Signature Event"
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa., January 23, 2014 – Penn State fans are invited to hear from head football coach James Franklin as he discusses the Nittany Lions' Class of 2014 signees on Wednesday, Feb. 5.
"Penn State Football – The Signature Event" will be held in the Bryce Jordan Center on National Letter of Intent Day. The doors will open at 5 p.m. for general admission seating, with the program starting at 6 p.m. Tickets for the event are $5.00 and Penn State students will be admitted for free with a valid Penn State ID at Gate A. The Jordan Center concession stands will be open before and during the event.
"Our staff is so appreciative of the heart-felt welcome from Nittany Nation. The overwhelming support is unrivaled," said Franklin, who was introduced as head coach on Jan. 11. "We are very excited about the response we have received from recruits, their families and high school coaches. February 5th can't come soon enough; we are looking forward to welcoming the new additions to our football family."
Franklin was named the Nittany Lions' 16th head football coach on Jan. 11. A product of Langhorne, Pa., Franklin led Vanderbilt University to unprecedented success during his three years as head coach, including a pair of nine win seasons and bowl victories the past two years.
Franklin will introduce the members of his coaching staff and speak about each of member of Penn State's Class of 2014, including the five student-athletes who enrolled in classes earlier this month. Video highlights and biographical information on each signee will be shown on the Jordan Center videoboards while Franklin speaks about each future Nittany Lion.
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Campbell Trophy winner Urschel to be honored at BCS National Championship
Award recognizes college football's best scholar-athlete
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The National Football Foundation (NFF) and the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) announced that Penn State standout John Urschel (Williamsville, N.Y.), the 2013 William V. Campbell Trophy recipient, will be honored on the field during the first quarter of the VIZIO BCS National Championship between No. 1 Florida State and No. 2 Auburn.
The BCS title game is 8:30 p.m. tonight (Jan. 6) at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., on ESPN. National Football Foundation President & CEO Steve Hatchell will make the presentation to Urschel in front of a sold-out crowd of more than 93,000 fans.The William V. Campbell Trophy, endowed by HealthSouth, is presented to the nation's premier college football scholar-athlete. A two-time first-team Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-American, Urschel will receive a total of $25,000 for post-graduate work.
Read more at PSU.edu
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Down to Earth: Tucson, Episode 30, In this episode, Dr. Sean Elliott, MD, FAAP Emeritus Professor of Pediatrics, University of Arizona College of Medicine, Pediatric Infectious Diseases TMC One, provides the tips we need to keep our kids happy and healthy during the COVID pandemic and beyond.
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Where can you go to find trusted information today, in the midst of so much noise? The local chapters of the American Academy of Pediatrics is a great resource.
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Roy Oswalt pitched great, and went 8 innings while only giving up 1 ER.
Manuel went to Lidge in the 9th for the save, and he allowed the leadoff batter Stairs to reach base. He got the next two outs, which brought Adrian Gonzalez to the plate with a man on second. Manuel elected to intentionally walk Gonzalez. This isn't the worst decision he could have made (letting Lidge try to pitch to Gonzalez), but he probably should have brought J.C. Romero in to face Gonzalez. Both JCR and Madson had been warming up in the bullpen, and had J.C. walked Gonzalez, Manuel could have used Madson to pitch to Ludwick to try and get the final out.
The Padres tied the game up on a bases load walk by Lidge.
The Phillies won in 12 on a single by Polanco.
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