I just got back from OSCON. I gave an Ignite talk about my Kindle hacking, a "regular" 45 minute talk about SD, the p2p bug tracker that I work on and a half-day talk on RT. OSCON, as always, was amazing. I think I only made it to a half-dozen actual sessions - the hallway track kept me that busy.
About a dozen people yelled at me for not doing more to publicize some of the projects I'm involved with. Each and every one of these deserves a whole series of blog posts. Maybe by listing them here, I'll embarass myself into writing a bit more.
SD is a peer to peer bug tracker (think git for bugs) that can also sync to RT, Hiveminder, Google Code, GitHub, Trac. Read-only support for syncing with RedMine is available today, with full two-way sync coming soon. Sync plugins are only a few hundred lines of code once you have a CPAN module to talk to an app. For now, you can check out the talk I gave at OSCON.
Shipwright is a build and distribution system for applications. It has special features designed to tame Perl's CPAN, but it works well for non-Perl apps too. It lets you build a versioned source archive of your application and all its dependencies. It comes with tools to help you distribute buildable source archives with an app and all its dependencies (down to libc if you swing that way) with a single installation tool. The resulting binary packages have a bit of magic to make them magically relocatable. Just recently, we also released support for multi-architecture binary distributions.
Changelogger is a tool we've been working on at Best Practical to ease the ordinarily tedious process of creating a human-readable changelog for your software package out of the version control system's commit log. It lets you open the change categorization and tidying process to a community of developers who can vote on rephrasings and categorization of changelog entries. The tool let Nicholas Clark slice through the 2500 changes included in Perl 5.10.1 in about 7 hours. Once we get a few more issues cleaned up, we'll be running a changelogger as a public service.
Kindle hacking. At this point, I have an ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope chroot with working X server, Keyboard and 5-pad. I need to fix an X server bug, then I'll build a downloadable installer and let the rest of the world start playing around.
At YAPC::US last month, I came up with a pair of 20 line scripts which let me read twitter in Mutt. I get keyboard bindings, proper threading, lightning fast searching AND I can keep it running in screen ;) It's actually just a replacement for /usr/bin/sendmail and some goo to turn tweets into maildir messages. My plan with this is to clean it up and add RSS feeds, Facebook and a few other activity streams. I may then try to package it up or set it up as a service. The code's all in my github account.
A half-dozen other things I tried out died on the vine: A postgres-based email archival tool, A ground-up rewrite of RT (don't worry, RT4 is alive and well, but that's another post), cleanup of MobiPerl and...well, I've blocked out my memories of the rest of them.
I haven't been blogging about the Kindle for a while...mostly because I haven't hacked on the Kindle in a while. The release of the DX got me excited about what's possible with a device like the Kindle. I spent a bunch of time trying to get native framebuffer applications working on my Kindle 2. Yesterday, I struck upon an awful, awful idea.
Ubuntu Jaunty has an ARM target. It's a fairly similar linux to the OS shipped on the Kindle 2 and the Kindle DX. A little bit of fiddling and an NFS export later, I was able to chroot into an Ubuntu environment on my Kindle.
That was when I discovered that Lab126 have built the Kindle's kernel without CONFIG_VT...and X.org really wants a tty or virtual terminal, but not for any particularly good reason.
This evening, I managed to bludgeon X.org into submission and found myself face to face with everybody's favorite checkerboard background.
After that, it was just a hop, skip and an apt-get until I was watching the mesmerizing transitions of xdaliclock.
Clearly this is the killer app for the Kindle just a stepping stone. I still don't have the Keyboard or 5way hooked up and what I do have working is incredibly brittle. But xpdf (and lots of other stuff) runs unmodified.


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Alameda Food Bank seeking new director
Michele Ellson
Outgoing Alameda Food Bank Executive Director Hank Leeper. Contributed photo.
The Alameda Food Bank is once again seeking a new executive director. Hank Leeper, who was hired to helm the food bank in May 2011, is leaving at the end of this month.
"He's done a great job for us, and we're sorry to see him go," said Anna Crane, president of the food bank's board of directors.
Leeper and his wife are moving to Boulder, Colo., he said, to pursue a host of outdoor activities. He said his departure will be bittersweet.
"It's been a great ride here at the food bank. I've been very, very happy with the job itself, and the people I've had the honor of working with," Leeper said. "I'm impressed and thankful to the people of Alameda for their amazing support. This two and a half years at the food bank has been a blessing and a fantastic opportunity for me."
Crane said the board is evaluating resumes it's received for the position and that she's hoping to announce a new director in a few weeks. The food bank's longtime project manager, Samantha Kahn, will take the lead on operating the food bank until a new director is put in place.
"We're taking this slowly because we want to get the best possible person. And we've got some great candidates," Crane said.
Leeper, a 13-year Alameda resident and onetime food bank volunteer who served two decades in the U.S. Coast Guard and spent another six years as a project manager for Lockheed Martin, bested 84 other candidates for the director's job.
The food bank, which has been serving Alameda since 1977, is based on Thau Way and has a warehouse on Alameda Point. It provides food to thousands of Alameda residents with the aid of a pair of paid staffers and more than 100 volunteers.
Crane said Leeper has done some advance work to prepare the food bank to serve Alameda in the months to come.
"Hank's done a lot in advance to make sure we're ready for the holiday season," she said.
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Geinor Styles was born in Merthyr Tydfil and is the Artistic Director of Theatr na nÓg.
In 1988 she spent the summer teaching drama in California, and then attended the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama to study stage management. Geinor graduated in 1991 and worked with Dalier Sylw before joining Theatre West Glamorgan (now Theatr na nÓg) as their resident Stage Manager.
In 1996 she was given the opportunity to direct Spam Man at the National Eisteddfod in Bala for Dalier Sylw.
Geinor became the Artistic Director of Theatr na nÓg in 1998, and since then has directed over 30 productions for the company - from Cyrano to Cider with Rosie; from a one-man show about an evolutionary scientist to musicals about a sexy Welsh singer!
Geinor has written 13 plays and the plays are performed in Brackla to Brazil.
Geinor lives in Cardiff with her husband Eric, their two boys Elliot and Gabriel and their dog Ralff.
She loves Morecambe and Wise.
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Quarterly Parkinson's Webinars
As part of the Quarterly Parkinson's Webinar Series, delivered by Journal of Parkinson's Disease and Cure Parkinson's, the discussion of specific research topics is brought into the open. Recordings of previous webinars are available via this page.
This webinar series is on hold. There will be a break in running the webinars during 2022. We will update this page once any further information is available.
December 8, 2021: Webinar #14
Watch the recording!
The latest webinar on Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) took place on December 8, 2021. The discussion was chaired by Patrik Brundin (Van Andel Institute, USA) in conversation with: Helen Bronte-Stewart, MD, MS (Stanford University, USA); Tom Foltynie, MD, PhD (University College London, UK); Aryn H. Gittis, PhD (Carnegie Mellon University, USA); and David Jones, a pharma entrepreneur who has undergone DBS in the UK. The discussion focused on global research around new DBS approaches and targets.
You can view a recording of the webinar now at: Watch online today!
August 4, 2021: Webinar #13
Genetic Markers and the Progression of Parkinson's
The webinar on Genetic Markers and the Progression of Parkinson's took place on August 4, 2021. The discussion was chaired by Patrik Brundin (Van Andel Institute, USA) in conversation with Mark R. Cookson (NIH, USA) (investigator of the effects of mutations associated with PD on protein function), Clemens Scherzer (Harvard) (investigating PD through genetics and big data), Stephen Mullin (University of Plymouth, UK) (researching the genetic and clinical stratification of the risk of PD), and advocate for research Jessi Keavney (USA) (carrier of the LRRK2 mutation).
March 31, 2021: Webinar #12
Young Onset Parkinson's
On March 31, 2021, there was a webinar on the topic of: Young Onset Parkinson's. Panelists included chair Patrik Brundin (Van Andel Institute, USA), researchers Bart Post (Radboud Institute of Health, NL), Rodolfo Savica (Mayo Clinic, USA), and Sara Bandres Ciga (NIH, USA), and patient views from Veerle Aertsen (Belgian advocate and contributor to EUPATI).
January 13, 2021: Webinar #11
Coronavirus and Parkinson's Webinar
View the recording of the webinar on the topic of: Coronavirus and Parkinson's that took place on January 13, 2021 with the chair Patrik Brundin from Van Andel Institute, USA, joined by: Alfonso Fasano (University of Toronto, Canada); David Beckham (University of Colorado, USA); and Soania Mathur (retired family physician based in Toronto, Canada). The discussion was focused around recent publications highlighting research into COVID-19 and Parkinson's.
September 2, 2020: Webinar #10
Prodromal Parkinson's Webinar
View the webinar that was on the topic of: Prodromal Parkinson's. It took place on Wed 2 Sep with the chair Patrik Brundin from Van Andel Institute, USA, joined by: Daniela Berg (University of Kiel, Germany); Philip Hebert( retired from University of Toronto, Canada); and Alastair Noyce (Queen Mary University of London, UK). The discussion focused around Prodromal Parkinson's, which refers to the stage at which individuals do not fulfil diagnostic criteria for PD but do exhibit signs and symptoms that indicate a higher than average risk of receiving a diagnosis of PD in the future.
Watch the recording of webinar #10 on the IOS Press channel on YouTube, or watch by clicking below.
June 3, 2020: Webinar #9
Neurotrophic Factors and Parkinson's Webinar
Webinar on the topic of: Neurotrophic Factors and Parkinson's. It took place on Wed 3 Jun with the eminent panel: Patrik Brundin (chair) from Van Andel Institute, USA; Howard Federoff from Aspen Neuroscience, USA; Mart Saarma from University of Helsinki, Finland; and CPT trustee Lyndsey Isaac from the UK. The discussion was focused around the findings of a workshop that was held in 2019 and the results of which that were published recently in a GDNF consensus paper in JPD (view the press release about this paper here).
Watch the recording of webinar #9 on the IOS Press channel on YouTube, or watch by clicking below.
March 3, 2020: Webinar #8
Inflammation and Parkinson's Webinar
Watch the webinar was on the topic of: Inflammation & Its Role in Parkinson's. It took place on Tue 3 Mar with the eminent panel: Patrik Brundin (chair) from Van Andel Institute, USA; Roger Barker (clinical expertise) from the University of Cambridge, UK; Ashley Harms (pre-clinical expertise) from UAB, US; and Richelle Flanagan (Parkinson's advocate and a PwP, with an interest in inflammation and previous experience as a dietician) from Ireland.
Watch the recording of webinar #8 on the IOS Press channel on YouTube, or watch below.
January 8, 2020: Webinar #7
Excercise and Parkinson's Webinar
The webinar in this quarterly series took place on Wed 8 Jan and as on the topic of Excercise and Parkinson's. The eminent panel, once again chaired by Van Andel Institute's Professor Patrik Brundin, comprises clinical expertise from Professor Bas Bloem (Radboud University Medical Centre, the Netherlands), pre-clinical expertise from Dr Michael Jakowec (University of Southern California, USA), and patient views from Professor Karen Raphael, an epidemiological research scientist (New York University School of Medicine, USA).
October 2019: Webinar #6
Dyskinesia in Parkinson's Webinar
The webinar, on Oct 2, was on the topic of Dyskinesia in Parkinson's. The eminent panel, once again chaired by Van Andel Institute's Patrik Brundin, comprised clinical expertise from Ray Chaudhuri (Kings College, London, UK) and Robert Hauser (University of South Florida, USA), pre-clinical insights from Angela Cenci Nilsson (Lund University, Sweden), and patient views from Martin Taylor, founder of the Parkinson's Research Interest Group on Facebook (UK).
The discussion focused on publications in the field, in particular the recent open access JPD paper "Clinical Trials Hilghights: Dyskinesia" by Kevin McFarthing, Neha Prakash, and Tanya Simuni, which can be read at: http://tiny.cc/JPD-CT-Dyskinesia.
June 2019: Webinar #5
Stem Cells (Cell Replacement Therapy) Webinar
The webinar on the topic "Stem Cells in Parkinson's (Cell Replacement Therapy)" took place on June 12 with panelists Roger Barker (University of Cambridge, UK), Claire Henchcliffe (Weill Cornell Medical College, USA) and Gaynor Edwards (East Sussex, UK) joining our regular host Patrik Brundin (Van Andel Research Institute, USA).
The discussion focused on publications in the field of dopamine replacement cell therapy for Parkinson's. It is topical and timely following the meeting that was held in April 2019 with an international panel of stem cell researchers at the annual "G-Force-PD meeting" that was hosted by Prof. Barker in Cambridge, UK. This event brought together researchers leading the dopamine replacement cell therapy clinical trials.
March 2019: Webinar #4
Sleep & Parkinson's Webinar
The March webinar was a great success and a full house! All the more reason to be sure you sign up for our newsletter to be in with a chance of watch the next webinar live-and-as-it-happens, so you can submit questions and interact with the panel.
Webinar #4 took place on March 6, 2019 and the discussion was on the topic: "Sleep and Parkinson's disease". The host was JPD Editor-in-Chief Patrik Brundin and fellow panelists included:
–Jerrah Holth from Washington University School of Medicine, USA;
–Michele Hu from the Oxford Parkinson's Disease Centre, UK;
–Soania Mathur, speaker, writer and Parkinson's advocate from Canada; and
–Aleksandar Videnovic from Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, USA.
The discussion covered:
–What "sleep" is from a medical standpoint, and how it can be distrupted in PD
–Whether sleep deprivation/disturbances can, in turn, impact other symptoms of PD
–Sleep disorders as a predictor of neurodegenerative diseases
–Whether sleep disorders are driving or are a trigger of PD.
The research in the following papers were also discussed:
–"The sleep–wake cycle regulates brain interstitial fluid tau in mice and CSF tau in humans" (published in Science on February 22, 2019); and
–The recent study "Risk and predictors of dementia and parkinsonism in idiopathic REM sleep behaviour disorder" (published in Brain on March 1, 2019).
View the webinar #4 recording on the IOS Press channel on YouTube, or watch below.
December 2018: Webinar #3
The third webinar was a great success and a full house! All the more reason to be sure you sign up for our newsletter to be in with a chance of watch the next webinar live-and-as-it-happens, so you can submit questions and interact with the panel!
It took place on December 5, 2018 and the discussion was on the topic: 'Therapies targeting the genetics of Parkinson's disease'. The host was JPD Editor-in-Chief Patrik Brundin and fellow panellists included: Ron N. Alcalay; Ziv Gan-Or; Benjamin Stecher; Gaurav Gupta; and Jonathan Silverstein. The discussion focused on three recent research studies.
September 2018: Webinar #2
The topic of the second webinar in the series, which took place on September 20, 2018, was: 'How does Parkinson's disease begin?' The host was JPD Editor-in-Chief Patrik Brundin and his fellow panellists included Dr Viviane LaBrie, Dr Filip Scheperjans and Dr Jon Stamford. The discussion focused on the 2017 paper by Per Borghammer entitled: "How does Parkinson's disease begin? Perspectives on neuroanatomical pathways, prions, and histology".
The first webinar in our quarterly series took place on June 19, 2018. The topic for discussion was: "Does exenatide reduce non-motor symptoms in Parkinson's disease?" The webinar was chaired by JPD Editor-in-Chief Patrik Brundin and joined by fellow panellists: Tom Foltynie from UCL in London, who let the exenatide trial; Nigel Greig and Dimitrios Kapogiannis from the NIA (National Institute of Aging); and exenatide trial participant Penny Kustow. To read our news item about the webinar, go here; and to view the recording of webinar #1, click below.
Webinars Background
Early in 2018, JPD began working in partnership with The Cure Parkinson's Trust (CPT) to provide information about breaking research news to be featured on the new web portal for people with Parkinson's (PwPs) called Parkinson's Movement: parkinsonsmovement.com. Parkinson's Movement strives to strengthen the position of Parkinson's as a health priority globally: "By providing a genuine, powerful tool for driving change, we can inform and influence the agenda of the wider Parkinson's community." One section of the site is dedicated to sifting through recent research in order to concisely capture a snapshot of the science and translate it to deliver better understanding for all. Assessing the impact of published PD-related research is done through a panel of experts, researchers and PwPs. Providing invaluable perspective, these panel members rate papers according to their impact and relevance, so that patients can be informed how relevant the latest PD scientific research news actually is. The JPD scientific panel consists of JPD Editor-in-Chief Patrik Brundin and a number of members of the JPD Editorial Board. Communicating about research is a vital aspect of creating awareness. The Parkinson's Movement website features research articles that hit the news and it particularly focuses on debunking myths, balancing over hyped headlines and ensuring the research is placed in context. A number of published JPD papers have already been the focus of attention and a new JPD research study about exenatide was also under scrutiny at the launch of the Quarterly Parkinson's Webinar Series; view the recording from the webinar above. By bringing the discussion of specific research topics into the open, the whole process of rating research will become even more transparent. For details about how to be involved in future webinars, please get in touch: market@iospress.nl. Mbr />
Update: In early 2021, CPT rebranded to Cure Parkinson's and the work of Parkinson's Movement has been incorporated within the parent organization.
Non-Webinar Content: Video Archive
Watch JPD editorial board member Andres Lozano, MD, PhD (University of Toronto, Canada) discussing seep brain stimulation and looking at emerging techniques in which a woman with Parkinson's instantly stops shaking and brain areas eroded by Alzheimer's are brought back to life (filmed at TEDxCaltech).


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Digital Geological Map Data of Great Britain - 25k (DiGMapGB-25) Artificial version 2
Data identifies landscape areas (shown as polygons) attributed with type of artificial or man-made ground. It indicates areas where the ground surface has been significantly modified by human activity. Limited coverage within Great Britain, data exists for 167 10x10km tiles. Most primary geological mapping was carried out at 1:10 000 scale but in some areas of Wales and Scotland mapping at 1:25 000 was adopted as the norm including areas with complex geology or in some areas of classic geology. Types of artificial ground include: Disturbed ground areas of ill-defined shallow or near surface mineral workings where distinction cannot be made between made and worked ground. Infilled ground areas where original geology has been removed and then wholly or partially back filled includes waste or landfill sites. Made ground man made features including embankments and spoil heaps. Worked ground areas where ground has been removed including quarries and road cuttings. Whilst artificial ground may not be considered as part of the 'real geology' of bedrock and superficial deposits it does affect them. Artificial ground impacts on the near surface ground conditions which are important to human activities and economic development. Due to the shifting nature of land use and re-use caution must be exercised when using this data as it represents a snapshot in time rather than an evolving picture hence the data may become dated very rapidly. The data are available in vector format (containing the geometry of each feature linked to a database record describing their attributes) as ESRI shapefiles and are available under BGS data licence. Another batch of tiles was added to the data in 2012 to bring the total to 167 for this version 2 release.
Each DiGMapGB-25 digital tile is typically based on the latest 1:25 000 scale geological map. These geological maps are compiled on contemporary Ordnance Survey National Grid topographical base maps at 1:25 000 scale. Most are based on more detailed 1:10 000 or 1:10 560 (six-inch to one-mile) scale geological maps, and as a consequence they have not been digitised to create DiGMapGB-25 tiles as the source 1:10 000 or 1:10 560 maps could be used to create DiGMapGB-10 data. There are about 52 tiles of 1:25 000 scale data produced by 'rapid mapping' surveys in parts of Central Wales, the Scottish Highlands and the Southern Uplands. These were carried out at 1:25 000 scale rather than the normal 1:10 000 scale in order to expedite completion of the 1:50 000 scale map series. The data has been digitally captured from paper record, originally using Bentley MicroStation and latterly ESRI ArcGIS software. Post capture processing has occurred to combine geometry and attribution from existing BGS data resources. Changes may have been made to the geological interpretation but major revisions to the geological lines have generally been avoided. The geological nomenclature has been reviewed and revised, as far as reasonably possible, to conform to the most up-to-date accepted usage; usually this will also agree with the DiGMapGB-50 dataset. The lithology of bedrock units and superficial deposits recorded for DiGMapGB-25 may differ slightly from those given for the same area in DiGMapGB-50, but they should generally fall within the description used for the DiGMapGB-50 data. 34 The change from Version 1 to Version 2 reflected a major change in the coding of polygons and linear features from attribute level 11 to 18. Another batch of tiles was added to the data in 2012 to bring the total released to 167. The LEX_ROCK codes were replaced by LEX_RCS codes with the lithology based on the hierarchical BGS Rock Classification Scheme. The superseded LEX_ROCK field was retained, to link back to previous versions of DiGMapGB, but demoted in the attribute list.


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Looking for home decor ideas to decorate a wall? Want to avoid the boring painting hang up? The answer is probably staring right at you, on your picture stand. Just empty out the photos and voilà, you have "Empty Frames"! Yes, empty frames are the new wall art in the home décor circle. Be it your living room, dining room, bedroom or even your bathroom, empty frames livens up your walls in no time. Some carefully selected empty frame against a beautiful wall is sure to leave your guests spell-bound. All you need to do is use your imagination to form different patterns, pick the right color and shape, and finally, make sure they reflect your style.
Empty frames need not be plain and boring, it can be colorful – all of one color, contrast colors, mish-mash of colors etc. Also the material of the frame needs to be given careful consideration. Again, it will be a good idea to get something that merges with the style of the particular living space. Be experimental and try different textures. Wooden frames are not the only answer to all walls for home décor. If you have metal furniture, you can get some metal frames lined up as well. Better still, with many DIY websites having tonnes of information on everything; you can even try making your own frames. Self made empty frames, make for fabulous home décor ideas.
Your frame art can be displayed anywhere in your house. Make sure you pick a wall that has impeccable paint. If the paint on the wall is chipped, you will unnecessarily draw attention to the flaws of the wall. The frames will be highlighting and bringing out the true elegance of your wall, so make sure you choose the right wall and the right frames. Also depending on style, the look can be modern, antique, Victorian, Bohemian, Contemporary or modern. Here are some design ideas of empty frames on walls of the stair-case, bedrooms, dining rooms and other living spaces.
Empty frames need not be empty after all! The frames can act as borders to some nice pieces of porcelain plates on the wall as a home décor idea some cute stuffed toys or even to some handy organizing stacks. Sometimes it can also be used as a border for small picture frames. The results are always amazing. Here are some pictures of frames that are filled-up to add an extra oomph.
The idea of empty frames on the wall is a classic one that is in trend all the time for home décor, and it suits all the décor styles. Empty picture frames do not cost much and they are available everywhere. If you are just looking at a quick-fix solution for a barren wall that does not cost a bomb, just rush to your nearest shop and pick up some colorful frames. Low on your wallet and fabulous on your wall, it's a win-win solution all the way. Plus its easy maintenance makes it a very tempting buy. And you can keep re-inventing this idea every season as there are endless possibilities with this décor style.


The City of Charleston will step up its enforcement of bicycle rules starting today, October 11, in hopes of improving bicycle safety on the peninsula.
The efforts will focus on previous problem areas such as riding bikes on pedestrian sidewalks where the road speed limit is below 35 mph, going the wrong way on one-way streets, and running red lights and stop signs.
Since July, city officials, staff and members of the biking community have met on several occasions in an effort to produce an educational initiative with the goal of affecting the behavior of motorists and bicyclists; in particular, when interaction between the two occurs.
The City of Charleston Bicycle Ordinance has been amended and enhanced to improve safety measures; particularly on the peninsula.
Enhanced communication continues to occur between city officials and those involved in the bicycling community.
Safety issues relating to bicycle/motorist interaction have significantly improved and continues to evolve in a positive direction.
The City of Charleston is creating a Bicycle/Driver Education Campaign to begin soon.
Beginning Monday October 11th and continuing through Sunday October 17th, the City of Charleston will begin issuing "warning citations" for violations of the revised bike ordinance as part of the education initiative. Beginning on Monday October 18th, Municipal Court Citations under both statues will be issued where deemed appropriate.
As a heads up, this initiative will focus on the area west of King Street between Spring and Broad Streets.
Update October 11: There's a nice video over at Live 5 News about the campaign that gives you a nice feel for what police are hoping to achieve; see it here.
Update October 12: The Post and Courier has chimed in with a traditional write-up; read it here.
Stay current Charleston biking news on our topic page.


Central defeats Booker T. 35-28 for the first time since 2012.
Central (4-1) beat Booker T. for the first time since 2012, when the Rockets came back from a 16-point deficit to win that game at Sun Life Stadium. Following that loss, Booker T. put together its Miami-Dade County record 41-game winning streak.
Junior defensive back Allen Jones made a pivotal defensive stop on fourth down that helped the Rockets keep what was once a 28-point lead from slipping away in the second half.
With Booker T. facing a fourth-and-16 from the Central 21 with three minutes left, Jones surged through and tackled Tornadoes receiver Raymond Flanders for no gain as he read the screen pass perfectly.
Booker T. Washington (2-3) got the ball back with 20 seconds left at the 50-yard line. Two plays later, the game was over after Trawone Johnson caught a pass and ran into the red zone before being tackled as time expired.
Central built a 35-7 lead with 4:05 remaining in the third quarter following Kywan Smith's 10-yard touchdown run. Smith had two touchdowns.
Freshman James Cook, the younger brother of former Central star and FSU sophomore Dalvin Cook, ran for 99 yards and a touchdown as the Rockets finished with 270 rushing yards.
But following a 4-yard touchdown run by Craig Nelson with 41 seconds left in the third quarter, Booker T. put itself back in the game by capitalizing on a special-teams mistake early in the fourth.
Senior Darrius Scott took advantage of a poor punt by Jordan Nadelman, caught it off a high bounce and returned it 35 yards for a touchdown that cut Central's lead to 35-21.
With Central running strictly out of the Wildcat formation with Cook and receiver Darnell Salomon, Booker T.'s defense stiffened and held the Rockets, forcing another punt.
Freshman quarterback Daniel Richardson hit Scott for a 28-yard gain to the Central 30-yard line. Richardson ran for 10 yards on the next play and then hit Gustavious Dames for a 20-yard touchdown that cut the deficit to 35-28.
Richardson completed 18 of 29 passes for 263 yards.
Richardson helped Booker T. strike quickly to open the game, running 66 yards down the sideline for a touchdown to give the Tornadoes a 7-0 lead. Booker T. would have taken a 14-0 lead after Richardson found Raymond Flanders for a 70-yard touchdown pass. But the score was nullified by a holding penalty and the mistake was compounded by an unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty.
The momentum swing put the ball back to the Booker T. 8-yard line. Two plays later, Central defensive back Jamel Cook intercepted an overthrown Richardson pass and returned it 50 yards for a touchdown.
Rushing (att-yds) -- CEN: Salomon 4-13, Smith 4-21, Roberts 6-22, Thomas 6-55, Mike 8-60, Cook 20-99. BTW: Borregales 1-(-8), Bethel Jr. 1-(-6), Hammett 5-1, Johnson 4-13, Nelson 5-22, Richardson 13-59.
Passing (comp-att-int, yds)-- CEN: Thomas 3-8-0, 28. BTW: Richardson 18-29-1, 263.
Receiving (rec-yds-TD) -- CEN: Salomon 1-2, Brinson 1-9, Green 1-11. BTW: Thorton 2-13, Dames 1-20, Johnson 2-35, Scott 6-72, Flanders 7-123.


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Oricon Jpop charts March 14th - 20th 2016 Kis-My-Ft2 and Ikimonogakari top
Kis-My-Ft2 tops the singles chart with 16th single Gravity selling over 212,000 copies. Korean unit BTS (Bangtan Boys) land at #2 with RUN (Japanese ver.). ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION climbs to #9 with single Re:Re: featured as opening theme for anime ERASED...
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B1A4 3rd Japanese album release details
B1A4 is about to release new Japanese album "3". The album includes singles HAPPY DAYS, Shiroi Kiseki (白いキセキ), and SOLO DAY - Japanese ver plus Japanese versions of hit Korean songs and more for 10 total tracks. Album "3...
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It's landing page review time, and in spirit of the World Cup final we're taking a look at landing pages promoting Free Bets for the tournament.
Your headline is broken into two fragments; one indicating the date of the final (perhaps for relevance/context) whilst the other conveys value and motivation. Normally, I wouldn't say this composition works but here it looks very eye-catching, without compromising on communication. Your message is clear and concise.
Or should I say 'instruction'? Breaking down the route to conversion into 3 easy steps will make things a whole lot easier for your visitors. It's a very efficient way of leading them to your goal.
The positioning of your CTA Button follows nicely from the previous element. Once visitors have arrived at this point, they've already been given all the necessary information they may require to come to a positive purchasing decision.
The use of color is also very effective. It stands out dynamically against the red background, and green itself holds strong positive connotations (most notably giving the 'green light' to go ahead) which appears to have been woven into the structure of this page nicely.
The imagery is the only aspect of this page that divides me. I appreciate the clean, straight to the point efficiency of what has been used here – but there is a huge human presence lacking. Using imagery of people on landing pages can really help users connect with that they are seeing and recognize value in your product/service that applies to them personally. My concern is that this landing page may come as too 'sterile'.
This is a nice clean-looking page. It certainly encapsulates the spirit of the promotion and translates it into urgency. Clean Landing!
Context is stripped back with this one, there's no mention of the World Cup, but the the communication is still relevant to interested page visitors. Pretty much the same as the previous landing page example.
Unlike the previous landing page example, the CTA Button does not follow on from the page instruction. Instead, it takes centre of the page and is more the focus than a destination. This is an interesting comparison, as it it would be very interesting to test which technique pays of best.
I think the inclusion of human imagery works better than what we saw in the previous landing page example. Whether or not people will resonate with this person is another matter (I'd have though using an image of a male would have been a better idea) but it certainly heightens the levels of trust surround the page.
Another clean-looking page. I prefer the use of imagery on this landing page than the previous example, but I think some testing is in order to determine if male or female imagery gets a better positive response. Clean Landing!
Again, simplicity seems to be at the forefront when it comes to headlines on these types of landing pages. The more I read them, the more I appreciate the urgency they promote – quite indicative of the product/service, I'd say.
The only differentiating feature of this button, compared to the other examples, is the accompanying text. All three have been motivation-orientated (rather than value) and here is where I think it works least well. People don't always want to 'join' things; there's often too many strings attached.
Giving your visitors multiple options will only confuse them. They don't want to have to think when they arrive at your page, they want you to tell them what to do. Choice isn't always a good thing, and landing pages are a prime example.
Providing alternative promotions will also dilute visitor interest. They came to your page wanting one thing, now they're unsure about what they really want in relation to what they could have instead.
This is nice, professional-looking page. But the multple CTA's distract from the initial promotion. That's a real shame, because everything else looks fantastic. A unfortunate case of form over functionality. Crash Landing!


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Heron Lakes Country Club moves to semi-private status
Posted by Dale Liesch | Nov 29, 2017 | Bay Briefs | 0 |
Heron Lakes Country Club will become semi-private in early 2018, according to its new management, Bloom Golf Management of Pass Christian, Mississippi.
The change was recently announced along with a plan to renovate the golf course and clubhouse. The renovations began Monday, Nov. 20, company spokesman David Spence said. It will be the third renovation in course history, according to a statement from Bloom.
"Earlier this fall, Bloom Golf Management entered into an agreement to bolster the 18-hole course designed by Harold Stallings in 1954," a statement reads. "The Heron Lakes subdivision, started in 2000, allowed course designer Earl Stone to create four new challenging holes surrounded by six lakes. Heron Lakes then renovated all 18 greens in 2004, converting to Champion Bermudagrass."
Semi-private means the club's golf course and event space would open to the public, while there would still be a private side to the clubhouse, Spence said. Like many other public links, the golf course will charge greens fees, although Spence didn't elaborate on costs.
"We're fine-tuning all of that," he said. "We want to get the word out that we're under new management."
Heron Lakes features a 46,000 square-foot clubhouse, 5,000 square feet of banquet space, several dining options, an Olympic-size pool, nine tennis courts and a fitness center.
Already known as one of Mobile's premier special event venues, there will be more opportunities in 2018 to host weddings, meetings, office parties and the like. The newly renovated facilities can accommodate from 20 to 400 guests, according to the statement.
"We are excited for the opportunity to restore Heron Lakes to prominence in the Metro Mobile area and the renovations should go a long way in doing that," Russ Bloom, president of Bloom Golf Management, said in the statement. "A renewed commitment to service and to the golf experience are our top priorities."
The change is occurring after a vote of the club's top-level membership. Councilman John Williams, a Heron Lakes member who also represents the area on the City Council, said the affirmative vote happened about three weeks ago. Williams said with membership levels where they were, it was time for the change to semi-private.
"It's hard to make it as a club," he said. "It was a bunch of guys trying really hard to run a business. The club has been losing members and losing money for years."
As for the residents of the nearby neighborhoods, including Heron Lakes, Williams said many wanted the club to open up to the public.
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India will not charge duties on VN steel
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India's Ministry of Finance has decided against imposing safeguard duties on cold-rolled flat stainless-steel products imported from Viet Nam and some other countries, according to the Viet Nam Competition Authority.
The World Trade Organisation's website reported that the Directorate General of Safeguards, under India's Ministry of Finance, had decided to halt the investigation being conducted since September 2014 and avoid imposing safeguard measures against products imported from Viet Nam, the Republic of Korea, Japan, and China, as well as the United States, Mexico and the EU, the Viet Nam Competition Authority said.
The reason for its decision is attributed to the lack of persuasive evidence in favour of applying safeguard measures, including considerations of increasing imported products from investigated firms and facing heavy losses or threats of serious losses in the domestic production sector, it said.
The investigation was conducted following a request from India's Jindal Stainless Steel, which accounts for more than 85 per cent of the total volume of cold-rolled flat stainless-steel products in India.
The company asked the Directorate General of Safeguards to impose safeguarding measures on products imported from certain countries after the investigation into steel products imported by India in the period from April 1, 2011, to March 31, 2014.
Over the past three years, Vietnamese steel products have faced numerous anti-dumping, anti-subsidy and safeguard duties from major importers.
For example, last year, the United States conducted anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations on steel nails, while Canada and Australia launched investigations on oil country tubular goods and zinc-coated steel, respectively.
Source: http://www.vir.com.vn/
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La Serva Padrona, a Comic Pantomime Ballet
La Serva Padrona
(The Maid Turned Mistress)
A Pantomime Ballet
The musical selections will need to be reworked and shortened. The links take you to a video of the music for quick reference. All of the videos are cued to start at the right spot.
Serpina: dancer in the half-serious style
Uberto: dancer in the half-serious style
Vespone: actor, or dancer in the comic style
The first part of the sinfonia from Olimpiade (0:00 to 1:24):
The curtain rises during the last bars.
The kitchen in the house of the aristocrat Uberto. Stageleft: a stove and beside it a chair and a small kitchen table; on top, a mirror and a small box of Serpina's personal effects containing notably a fan, some ribbon, and a Bible. Stageright: the door to the kitchen.
Music: "A Serpina penserete" (26:38-29:50):
Serpina is alone in the kitchen, and rather downcast. She stands at the stove stirring a pot listlessly. The stirring slows until she stops altogether and walks away full of thoughts about a better life for herself. In the pause of the music, a bell rings (Uberto ringing for his morning hot chocolate). She scowls in the direction of the sound but ignores it. She turns to the mirror and begins to look at herself in it imagining how she might look if she were a grand lady. She rushes over to the box on the table, pulls out a ribbon and places it here and there about her bodice as if designing a fancy dress. She goes back to the box, puts the ribbon back and pulls out a fan and begins fanning herself as if some grand lady strutting in a lord's house. She tries to see herself fully but then goes and pulls over the chair to stand on so that she can see her skirt. She gathers the apron this way and that and admires her reflection. The bell rings again in a pause in the music; she angrily gestures at it. She returns to her daydreaming and is so carried away that she eventually begins to dance, doing a little solo.
Music: "Aspettare e non venire" (2:35-4:16):
Vespone enters in a state, and Serpina is at once put out by this intrusion. He tells her Uberto above has been ringing again and again for his hot chocolate and wants it now (i.e., he points above and then mimes drinking from a cup and then crosses his arms and taps one foot impatiently with a put-out expression on his face). Serpina scornfully dismisses this. Vespone becomes more insistent, but this only puts her in an even greater temper. She pulls out a bucket with brush and orders him to scrub the kitchen floor. He protests, but she bullies him into it. She stands over him, as he, most unwillingly, starts to scrub. She goes back to the table, and he gets up and is about to escape, but she stops him and makes him continue. She goes back to the stove, and he starts to get to his feet again but she threatens him with the wooden spoon and he gives up fleeing.
SCENE 3.1
Music: "Sempre in contrasti" (7:52-11:27):
Uberto enters, wearing slippers and a housecoat, and with a bell still in his hand. Not seeing Vespone down on all fours scrubbing, he nearly stumbles over him. He holds up the bell and rings it insistently in her face. She stops her ears and scowls and then angrily points to the stove as if to say "What do you think I'm doing now?) and the gestures for him to get out of the way. He remains under foot, pulls out a pocket watch and gestures to it and then puts it away. She hands him a hot container of chocolate, and he rushes to the table and sets it down. He sits down and fusses about his hands being burnt. She comes over with a jar of ointment and begins to rub them slowly and sensuously, and he closes his eyes and enjoys the attention. In the meantime, Vespone fetches his shoes and kneeling on the floor takes off his slippers and puts on his shoes. She then starts to wrap his hands with a cloth and ends up tying the two ends together. Vespone unties them. Uberto is a little put out again. She begins to toy with him. She puts her foot on the edge of his chair, slowly pulls up her skirt and to reveal her leg and unties a scarlet garter. And then toying it with it, she saunters behind Uberto and runs it under his nose and then blindfolds him with it. He tries to push it up from his eyes, but she slaps his hand, stopping him. She pushes him up out of the chair.
Music: "Stizzoso, mio stizzoso!" (13:02-16:29)
Serpina and Uberto begin to play blind man's bluff. Even Vespone pokes his master a few times. This is a mix of dance and pantomime. At length Uberto catches Serpina in his arms, and she takes off the blindfold. He finds himself dumbstruck. She pushes him down to his knees and points to her ringfinger, as if to say, "you ought to marry me." Suddenly seized with fear, he gets to his feet and backs away, but Serpina closes in on him. He backs up against the table, and his hand finds Serpina's apron. He picks it up and gives it to her and then rushes out. Angry, Serpina stamps her foot and also rushes out.
Music: first bars of "Son imbrogliato io gia" slowing down (31:52-32:07)
Vespone, now alone, is relieved to be rid of the two and tries to calm himself down.
Music: a fragment from this slow section (1:27-3:57):
He feels that he is getting a headache. A thought comes to him and he begins to search for something in the kitchen.
Music: (3:55-5:50):
At last, he finds a bottle of wine and begins to drink from it, and heavily. He becomes lighthearted and pretends that the bottle is a woman to be wooed. He pulls the chair out and sets the bottle down on the seat, kneels down beside it and grovels as if the bottle were a shrew hard to please. At length, he seizes the bottle, kisses it and then empties it, thereby making fun of Serpina and Uberto. (If Vespone is a dancer rather than actor, this would be an opportunity for a comic dance.) He becomes lightheaded and dizzy, such that he needs to sit down at the table, where he puts his heavy head down and falls asleep.
Music: ?
Serpina returns, bearing in her arms a hat, cape, sword with baldric, a fake mustache, and a nosegay of red roses. She rouses Vespone and forces him to stand still while dresses him as Captain Tempesta. They then exit together, Vespone protesting and upset, and Serpina most insistent.
Uberto returns to the empty kitchen, bearing in hand a small nosegay with ribbons. In the interim, he has changed his mind and now seeks Serpina. He looks around the kitchen and is let down that she is not there. He then feels a little silly and is about to leave.
Serpina returns to the kitchen. Uberto hides the nosegay behind his back and wants to leave.
At this moment, Captain Tempesta arrives. He marches past Uberto towards Serpina and does a grand bow, kisses her hand, kneels down and presents her with the roses. Uberto marches over, seizes the Tempesta's nosegay from Serpina's hands and gives it back to Tempesta. He kneels down and boldly presents his own little nosegay to her. Tempesta then seizes the nosegay from Serpina and hands it back to him and forces her to take the roses. Again, Uberto returns the roses and forces her to accept his. He turns on Tempesta, who now a little frightened, begins to back away and as Uberto is about to seize him, he draws his sword, the blade of which is broken off about four inches from the hilt. Uberto then seizes him and means to throw him out of the house. Vespone is overcome with dread, shakes his head vigorously, but Serpina intervenes and rips off Tempesta's fake mustache and pulls off his hat, revealing Vespone. Uberto is surprised and then a little angry, but she calms him down in a seductive manner.
Music: "Per te io ho nel core" (39:40-42:35)
They express their "love" to each other. She tells him that her heart is all aflutter and has him listen to its beating. He does likewise. She insists that he marry her right then and there. She pulls out a little black Bible from her box and gives it to him. He stupidly gives it to Vespone, who is to act as priest. Vespone, who is still a little drunk, opens the book and has difficulty standing. Uberto sees that the book is upside down and turns it over in his hands. Serpina and Vespone do their wedding vows. Vespone tells him he can kiss the bride. When he goes to kiss her, she offers merely her hand. Oddly moved by the event, Vespone wishes to kiss the bride as well, but Serpina turns her back on him. He leaves in high dudgeon.
FINAL SCENE
Music: "Contento tu sarai" (42:35):
Serpina and Uberto dance an extended romantic pas de deux, with alternating solo passages.
FINAL TABLEAU
During the final bars of the last piece, Uberto calls Vespone back in, orders him to place the chair in the middle of the stage, has Serpina sit, as if a queen on a throne (with a wooden spoon in one hand for royal scepter). Uberto gets down on one knee beside her and holds her other hand reverentially, while Vespone is pushed to the floor, face forward, where he glumly serves as a footstool for Serpina.


Nail polishes are something that I started to enjoy 'collecting' way back before I even started high school. I didn't necessarily have a major obsession with nail polish but I did enjoy having different colours to choose from. As someone who has always liked organising, writing lists and all that good stuff, decluttering things I don't need anymore has become routine to me. Decluttering is a great way to sort out all your things, some areas such as clothes are harder to tackle than something like nail polishes (at least in my case, but that could be different from someone else!) To be honest, I do these quite regularly so I don't have an overwhelming amount of nail polishes to begin with, but still more than I use so it's time to go through and sort them out.
1. If the polish is older and has changed in texture or smell. If it has become a bit goopy or difficult to work with I will toss it out.
2. Is it a colour I would wear? The shades of nail polish that I would wear now are slightly different to ones I would wear before. I still have nail polishes from a few years back that I have tried recently and decided that I don't see myself wearing it in the future. If I simply am no longer a fan of the shade but the polish itself is fine, I'll see if one of my sisters want to take it.
3. Is there much product left? There comes a point to where the brush doesn't quite reach the last bit of product, which makes it difficult to get enough on there and that makes it harder to work it. In this particular round of nail polish decluttering my all time favourite polish Soul Sessions by Rimmel has been used so much that it is almost finished and time to purchase a new one.
Nail Polishes I am no longer keeping.
Keeping: (Left to right) Celeb City, First Blush, White Tip, Brick Wall.
I can see that I tend to stick to light pinks, neutrals and I also have one darker red shade from Sally Hansen in Brick Wall. This shade is absolutely gorgeous and is the only red nail polish that I find flattering on me. In this little nail polish decluttering round I got rid of 8 and kept 11, some quite similar in colour. I thought I would keep Celeb City for when I play around with patterns or floral nail looks, I don't really ever do that but just in case!
Keeping: (Left to right) Caramel Cupcake, Nebline, Petal.
Caramel Cupcake is very similar to Soul Sessions, but the formula is a bit different and although I really love this shade, Soul Sessions is slightly easier to work with. The Maybelline polish in Nebline is more of a brighter pink for when I want a more fun colour. I will say that I rarely wear it but because it's getting into summer I see myself wearing this at the beach!
Keeping: (Left to right) English Rose, Blushed Petal, Regal Rose, I care for you.
English Rose is one of the Essence polishes I decided to keep because I still like the colour and the texture is still good. Blushed Petal from Sally Hansen is perfect for a natural put together look. It is sheer but can be built up. I generally wear this when I feel like a slight neutral colour for healthy looking nails. Regal Rose is actually shimmery, which I didn't realise until putting it on. It is a pretty colour that I occasionally wear, though I don't often wear shimmery shades. Last I have another Essence polish in the shade I care for you. This one is also a bit sheer but still more noticeable. It is a cute pastel pink shade that I really like.
So that was my latest nail polish declutter. I think I could get rid of the Maybelline Nabline but want to try wearing it a bit more to see. I hope you enjoyed this post, personally I loooove reading decluttering and collection posts!
i basically only own essie nail polishes and i need to declutter them as i have so sooo many. i could easily open up my own salon.
I don't own any nail polishes so I can't say anything about those, but I have the same thing with lipsticks. It's always so hard to start the decluttering but after I'm getting started, it's just madness. But I'm pretty proud of it! It's easy to me to get rid of things or give them away, but for some things they are little harder. But always after that, I feel so much better when I'm seeing that beautifully organized place.
I was just thinking of declutter my nail polish collection today too!
The Essence English Rose one looks so nice, I love Essence nail polishes but I don't own this one. I need to declutter mine as well!
I always find it so difficult to decilitre nail polishes! Love the burgundy red Sally Hanson nail polish you are keeping, its such a classic autumn shade.
I actually went through my nail polish collection as well the other day and oh my gosh it was amazing how many of them were disgusting or I couldn't open from where I'd had them for so long. Ooh I love how you've kept some of the prettier pinks!
I should probably go through my nail polish collection because I have way too many! A lot of them are really old too.


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Summer Training Programs Directorial Staff
CATEGORY: Academic/Instructor
Paper Mill Playhouse
Paper Mill Playhouse seeks professional-level directors/choreographers and music directors to serve as artistic staff for the institution's 2022 Summer Training Programs including the Summer Musical Theater Conservatory and the Musical Theater Intensive. Students work with industry professionals to expand their skill and knowledge in preparing them for the artistic workforce. Key to the curriculum of both programs is the development of self-discipline, respect, and a commitment to excellence that will serve these young artists throughout their lives.
AVAILABLE POSITIONS:
Director/Choreographer: to helm one, 25-minute medley as part of the annual New Voices Concert on the Paper Mill stage or MT Intensive Showcase in the Black Box Theater. Directors are responsible for co-conceiving (with Paper Mill Producing Artistic Director and Concert Director) and staging the piece set for a group of 20, high level students ages 15-18.
Music Director: to arrange one, 25-minute medley as part of the annual New Voices Concert on the Paper Mill stage or MT Intensive Showcase in the Black Box Theater. Music Directors are responsible for co-conceiving (with Paper Mill Producing Artistic Director and Concert Director) and teaching the piece set for a group of 20, high level students ages 15-18.
Ideal candidates for Instructional positions should:
· Be fully vaccinated and comfortable teaching fully vaccinated performers in accordance with Paper Mill Playhouse safety guidelines
· Have a commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion with an ability to interact effectively with people of different cultures and socio-economic experiences, free from prejudice and aggressions
· Committed to representation with attention to giving space to historically marginalized voices.
· Available for monthly virtual production meetings February-June 2022
· Available for live rehearsals beginning June 27
· Able to travel via car or public transportation to Montclair State University where rehearsals are held and Paper Mill Playhouse where production takes place (both available via NJ Transit)
· Creative and fun with the ability to teach professional skills throughout the rehearsal process
· Experienced working with and developing performers at the high school or collegiate level
Pay Range: The average hourly rate is $40-$65. Negotiable based on experience and weekly time commitment.
Paper Mill Playhouse is committed to hiring high caliber individuals of diverse backgrounds. We strive to provide our staff with a nurturing and inclusive environment, equal for all employees and optimal for their success. Paper Mill celebrates diversity and believes it enriches our work environment and the work on our stage.
Send cover letter and resume addressed to Stephen Agosto, Associate Director of Education, to recruiting@papermill.org with subject line: Summer Training Programs Artistic Staff. No phone calls, please. Please include previous experience, the position(s) in which you are interested, and highlight strong, tangible qualifications that make you uniquely suited to join the staff of our Summer Training Programs. Please have materials submitted no later than Thursday, December 23, 2021.
Note: Covid-19 vaccinations are mandatory for employees of Paper Mill Playhouse. Exemptions are allowed for medical reasons or a sincerely held religious belief with approval from management.
About Paper Mill Playhouse:
Founded in 1934, Paper Mill Playhouse has been a cherished New Jersey arts institution for more than 80 years. Paper Mill brings new American Musical Theater to life, with a national reputation that continues to grow. Collaboration with other regional theaters and leading independent producers brings over 200,000 New Jersey audience members annually the best in musical theater, from celebrated revivals to groundbreaking new works. In 2016, Paper Mill received the Regional Theater Tony award in recognition of its contribution to the national field, the industry's highest honor.
About Summer Conservatory:
Dates: June 27-July 30, 2022
Now in its 27th year, the Summer Conservatory draws some of the most talented student/performers from the tri-state area to train at one of the premiere American Musical Theaters. The program culminates in the annual New Voices Concert live on the Paper Mill stage. The summer 2022 New Voices Concert is titled, "A Whole New World: A Tribute to the Music of Alan Menken". This fully produced, original concert celebrates the composer whose contributions to the American Musical Theater have helped shape the art form for the last 40 years. Notable alumni of the program include Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway (Les Misérables), Tony Award winner Laura Benanti (Gypsy), Tony Award winner Nikki M. James (The Book of Mormon), Tony Award winner Ali Stroker (Oklahoma!), Tony nominee Rob McClure (Chaplin), Jelani Remy (Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations), Shanice Williams, star of NBC's The Wiz Live!, Joshua Dela Cruz (Aladdin, Blue's Clues & You!), and many more.
About Musical Theater Intensive
Dates: August 8-August 19, 2022
The MT Intensive allows performers ages 10 to 16 to build foundational stage skills and learn about themselves as performers. Students end their two weeks with a 45-minute showcase in the Black Box Theater at Paper Mill Playhouse. Class sizes are intentionally small allowing our faculty to focus on empowering the performer and building students' self-confidence.
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Assistant Director/Choreographer For After-School Theatre Program
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Ogunquit Playhouse Arts Academy
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Resident Summer Camp Drama Director
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Carl von Roland född 30 oktober 1684 i Stockholm, död 4 juni 1761, var en svensk militär.

Biografi
Han var son till den förmögne köpmannen Roland Eliasson. Den militära banan började när han 1704 tog värvning som dragon hos Magnus Stenbock, han kom att hamna i Carl Lewenhaupts kompani och när belägringen av Poltava började hade han avancerat till löjtnant. Efter katastrofen vid Poltava drog sig svenska armén söderut. Mellan floderna Dnepr och Vorskla blev de instängda och här börjar berättelsen om hans flykt från fångenskap i Ryssland och äventyren han kom att möta på vägen.

Efter den dramatiska flykten kom han i november 1716 hem till Stockholm igen. År 1721 blev han utnämnd till kommendant på Skenäs skans, som till följd av ryssarnas härjningar blivit anlagd för att skydda Norrköping. Den befattningen innehade han till sin död år 1761. Han blev adlad von Roland 1720.

Roland skrev ned sina minnen från fälttåget och fångenskapen i Ryssland, troligtvis runt 1740-talet. Berättelsen gavs ut av Samuel Ebbe Bring 1914 under titeln Minnen från fångenskapen i Ryssland och Karl XII:s krig baserad på en avskrift i Engeströmska samlingen i Kungliga Biblioteket. En nutida bearbetad och utbroderad historia har givits ut av Tommy Jansson 2004 med namnet Flykten från Ryssland : karolinen Rolands flykt 1709-1716 på Bäckströms förlag.

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Bengt Nilssons hemsida: Carl von Roland och hans berättelse
Bengt Nilssons hemsida: Flykten från Ryssland : karolinen Rolands flykt 1709-1716
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Födda 1684
Avlidna 1761
Karoliner
Svenska militärer under 1700-talet
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Svenskt adlade
Deltagare i slaget vid Poltava
Militärer från Stockholm


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Choi Jong-gyu (born 20 November 1946) is a South Korean basketball player. He competed in the men's tournament at the 1968 Summer Olympics.

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1946 births
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South Korean men's basketball players
1970 FIBA World Championship players
Olympic basketball players of South Korea
Basketball players at the 1968 Summer Olympics
Basketball players from Seoul
Asian Games medalists in basketball
Asian Games gold medalists for South Korea
Asian Games bronze medalists for South Korea
Basketball players at the 1966 Asian Games
Basketball players at the 1970 Asian Games
Medalists at the 1966 Asian Games
Medalists at the 1970 Asian Games
20th-century South Korean people
21st-century South Korean people


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