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Tags: Iain Armitage, John C. Reilly, William Fichtner, Terry Gilliam, Fred Armisen, Michael Bray, Arts, Thomas Middleditch, Niall Horan, Anna Faris, entertainment, Michael Bay, Ann Hui, Allison Janney, Eva Green, Sean Connery, Dave Brubeck, Harrison Ford, Annaleigh Ashford, Nicolas Cage, Mark Cousins, Kylie Minogue, Lindsey Bahr
New this week: 'Moonbase 8,' Kylie Minogue & Niall Horan
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This image released by Showtime shows, from left, Tim Heidecker, John C. Reilly and Fred Armisen in a scene from "Moonbase 8," a comedy series about astronauts trying to qualify for a moon mission, premiering on Sunday. (Showtime via AP)
— Eva Green gives a stunning performance as an ambitious astronaut who must leave behind her young daughter in order to participate in a mission to Mars in "Proxima." This French film from director Alice Winocour got a little lost in the festival shuffle of 2019, perhaps overshadowed by the flashier "Lucy in the Sky," but it's well worth checking out when it becomes available to rent Friday.
— "Outrage": If you're looking for some distractions on election day, the excellent Women Make Film series is still going strong on TCM. Episode 10 in the Mark Cousins documentary examines "Melodrama, sci-fi, horror and hell" and includes a robust evening of programming like Ann Hui's "Boat People" and Lizzie Borden's "Born in Flames." The centerpiece film, airing at 9:15PM Eastern on Tuesday, is Ida Lupino's "Outrage" from 1950, a must-see drama about what we now know as rape culture.
— Or maybe you're just looking to toast Sean Connery this week. There are scores of his films available to rent on various VOD platforms ("The Man Who Would Be King," "Goldfinger" and "The Untouchables" included) but there's also some greats that are available on subscription services you may already be paying for, too. You can watch Connery and Harrison Ford bicker in "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" on Netflix, dive into some Michael Bay and Nicolas Cage action maximalism in "The Rock" on Hulu, escape into Terry Gilliam's "Time Bandits" on HBO Max" or get your Hitchcock fix with "Marnie" on Peacock Premium.
— AP Film Writer Lindsey Bahr
— The final solo recording from late jazz legend Dave Brubeck will be released Friday. "Lullabies" comes eight years after Brubeck died and the collection of songs – some covers, some originals – were recorded as a gift to his grandchildren. At the time of the recording, Brubeck said: "Some are original pieces that I thought would appeal to babies as well as an older generation. I hope the littlest ones will respond to this music, and that parents and grandparents will enjoy it as well."
— Singer-songwriter Niall Horan will livestream a concert Saturday from an empty Royal Albert Hall in London that will raise money for his touring crew. The former One Direction member will sing songs from his two solo albums with a full band, and all the proceeds will go to his touring crew, who are unable to work because of the coronavirus pandemic, as well as the #WeNeedCrew relief fund. Tickets cost $20.
— Even if you can't go clubbing because of the pandemic, Kylie Minogue's new album is enough reason to put on your dancing shoes. "DISCO," the Grammy-winning Australian singer's 15th album, will be released Friday. It comes two years after Minogue released the country-influenced project "Golden."
— AP Music Editor Mesfin Fekadu
— Network series are gradually returning after pandemic-forced production delays, including a trio of CBS comedies on Thursday. "Young Sheldon," the spinoff of "The Big Bang Theory" starring Iain Armitage, airs at 8 p.m. EST, followed by newcomer "B Positive" about two people (Thomas Middleditch, Annaleigh Ashford) and the kidney transplant that brings them together. Allison Janney's Bonnie is an empty-nester in the eighth season of "Mom" (9 p.m.), after daughter-roommate Christy moves on — the result of co-star Anna Faris' decision to leave the show. Bonnie's husband Adam (William Fichtner) and pals keep her company.
— Space comedies don't always soar (sorry, "The Orville" and "Space Force") but maybe an Earth-bound one can do better. Showtime's "Moonbase 8" stars Fred Armisen, John C. Reilly and Tim Heidecker as astronauts trying to qualify for a moon mission. Their training at a desert base is anything but smooth, and hilarity hopefully ensues. The first episode debuts 11 p.m. EST Sunday on Showtime (with new episodes out weekly) and is free online at midnight on sites including YouTube and SHO.com. For Showtime subscribers, the full series will be available Sunday night on the channel's apps and on-demand platforms.
— With most tourism on hold, consider a virtual outing with "The South Westerlies," which offers the impossibly beautiful coast of southwestern Ireland as setting for a dramedy about heartache and environment protection. Consultant and single mom Kate (Orla Brady, "Star Trek: Picard"), sent to a small town to derail protests against an offshore wind farm, runs smack into her past (Patrick Bergin, "Patriot Games"). The six-part series, out in full Monday, Nov. 9, on the Acorn TV streaming service, earned better home-turf reviews for its scenery than predictable story, but sometimes we tune in for the view.
— AP Television Writer Lynn Elber
Catch up on AP's entertainment coverage here: https://apnews.com/apf-entertainment.


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The Dementia Awareness Club is building awareness about dementia because Awareness Improves Lives and Reduces Stigma
On September 30, the Dementia Awareness Club (DAC) held a viewing of the film, "Alive Inside: Music and Memory". About 50 people attended the viewing, including students, faculty, staff, and members of the local community.
This stirring documentary follows social worker Dan Cohen, founder of the nonprofit organization Music & Memory, as he fights against a broken healthcare system to demonstrate music's ability to combat memory loss and restore a deep sense of self to those suffering from it. An uplifting cinematic exploration of music and the mind, Alive Inside's inspirational and emotional story left audiences humming, clapping and cheering at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, where it won the Audience Award.
Following the film, a discussion panel shared their experiences related to dementia with the audience and fielded questions. The panel included Dr. Ed Rosenberg, a professor who teaches several courses related to aging in the Dept. of Sociology; Dr. Christine Leist, an associate professor of Music Therapy in the Hayes School of Music; two members of a local peer support group for people living with dementia; and, a person from a local caregiver support group whose wife has dementia. If you were unable to attend on Sep. 30, the film can be checked out at the AppState library and will soon be available to check out at the Appalachian Regional Library.
The DAC aims to build awareness in our community to help educate people and reduce the stigma of having a diagnosis of dementia. If you would like to help, consider:
attending our upcoming meetings and events (find us on Facebook www.facebook.com/DACAppState/ or on AppSync; email to dementiaclub@gmail.com);
making a donation to the club to support our efforts,
making a donation to support research in dementia, or
volunteering at a local residential facility or senior center.
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Q: Function value is undefined when called within click function conditional statement This is an extension of question 'jQuery output to console sum of 2 variables'.
I have the following function:
function printSum() {
    console.log('Sum:' + (c.getBehaviour() + t.getBehaviour()));
}

and wish to load HTML dependant upon printSum() value within a click function like so:
$('#surname-help-label').click(function(e) {
    var helpText = $('#surname-help-text').html('loading…');

    if (printSum() >= 25) {
        helpText.load('help-text.html div:nth-of-type(2)');
    } else {
        helpText.load('help-text.html div:first');
        console.log('what do you get:' + printSum());
    };

    e.preventDefault();
});

I have added in the line console.log('what do you get:' + printSum()); for debug purposes and the value it returns is undefined which means the else {} block is always called. How do I remedy this?
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A: You're not retuning anything. If you don't make your function return what you want it to return, then it won't return what you want it to return.
To make it return want you want it to return, you need to make it return what you want it to return so that it'll return what you want it to return and you'll be able to use what it returned.
function printSum() {
    console.log('Sum:' + (c.getBehaviour() + t.getBehaviour()));
    return c.getBehaviour() + t.getBehaviour();
}

MDN return statement

A: You are not returning anything in printsum function.
Just write after console.log inside printsum function
return c.getbehaviour() + t.getbehaviour();

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Revolutionary Farming with Atlantic Sapphire
In last week's blog we featured our new partnership with Baja Seas. We spoke about our excitement to be involved with an organization so dedicated to the future of aquaculture and sustainable fishing.
This week we want to highlight another partnership that we are proud to have established here at Browne. That is our partnership with Atlantic Sapphire. Atlantic Sapphire, founded and operating out of Denmark, is an organization which has revolutionized the salmon farming industry.
A Vision we Love
Atlantic Sapphire's vision was to create an environmentally friendly Atlantic salmon farm. They achieved this in Denmark with a land-based, bio-secure, state of the art Recirculating Aquaculture System R.A.S. They will soon begin construction of a similar facility in Miami, Florida.
The Monetary Bay Aquarium, the institution that is behind the Seafood Watch rating system, Sea Choice and Ocean Wise have all rated this system as "best choice". Salmon raised in inland R.A.S. systems are the only farm raised salmon which get this rating because they pose no risk to wild fisheries.
The most sustainable salmon farming method in the world
Atlantic Sapphire's Recirculating Aquaculture System is a closed-loop, tank-based system where the fish are grown under strictly controlled environmental conditions. Using 90 to 99 percent less water than other aquaculture systems, the water in the R.A.S. flows from the fish tanks through a treatment process and is then returned to the tanks.
Using this system greatly reduces the discharge of waste as well as eliminating the need for antibiotics or chemicals – providing a protected environment for the salmon to live and grow while keeping predators and parasites out.
Why is this method so Special?
Atlantic Sapphire's goal was to create a system which would replicate a wild salmon's life. Their R.A.S. purifies the water, maintains very strong currents, and provides both fresh and salt water. The salmon are allowed to swim freely against the strong water currents generated by the RAS and can travel between fresh and salt water throughout their life. Raised in these ideal conditions, the salmon develop a firm texture and a nice muscular structure.
Farming on land in closed containment allows the health of the fish to be more efficiently monitored from the egg to the harvest. Because the system harnesses microfiltration and ultraviolet light technology to purify their water they do not introduce any antibiotics or chemicals to combat disease. Most importantly, this method does not pollute the oceans or affect the environment in addition to having no impact on the wild population.
Why not give it a try!
You can order Atlantic Sapphire Salmon from our website today. Follow this link to check it out!
If you do try our Atlantic Sapphire Salmon we would love to hear what you think about it. Feel free to leave us a comment or a review on our Facebook Page or tag us @browntradingco in a picture of you preparing/presenting/eating the fish on Instagram.
If you have any questions you can give us an email at [email protected].
Feel free to leave us a comment or a review on our Facebook Page or tag us @browntradingco in a picture of you preparing/presenting/eating the fish on Instagram.
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Now tea aficionados and beginners alike can enjoy the wonderful taste experience of loose leaf black tea. SINGLE STEEPS easy to use, pre-portioned pouches are a convenient and simple way to prepare the perfect cup of premium loose leaf black tea. Simply open the pouch, empty the contents into a teapot or infusing basket, and pour water over the tea to steep the perfect 12 oz cup or pot. Prepare the perfect cup anytime, anywhere. This expansive selection includes 14 blends of the world's finest black tea leaves, blended for bold flavors. The complete tasting menu inside will guide you through the luxuriant taste of our exceptional black tea assortment. Includes two pouches of each blend. All blends are USDA organic.


Because I live in a town that is doing well in the NBA playoffs, we received corporate communication earlier on the week about it being Sports Jersey day at work today. Yes, it's like Spirit Week from grade school.
Now, while the day was in honor of a successful home team basketball team, most people's "Jersey collection" was of the football variety, and so all day long I see co-workers and bosses in Ohio State, Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, and Miami Dolphin Jerseys.
I did not dress in a jersey because (a) I don't own a jersey (b) I can't imagine working in a jersey (c) I know so little about sports, the jersey would only make me some unintelligent and a poser (d) all of the above.
As much as I mocked this day in my head (and once or twice vocally when asked, "where's your jersey?"). One lady works a few yards away from me, and I've never talked to her before, yet somehow because it was sports Jersey day and because she was practically matching another one of my co-workers her and talked to each other for the first time. Long enough, that I'm sure we will at least greet each other, and maybe talk more in the future.
I've talked before about community, and particularly the idea of "Borrowing the Egg" and I think that sometimes it takes something cheesy like "Sports Jersey Day" to get people talking and connecting...even if you're not wearing a jersey.
Honestly, offices/cubicle cities have to be the weirdest sociological environment of our modern age. Comical, but yet, so real. And although I have found redeeming value in "Sports Jersey Day" I for one, and perfectly happy with wearing jeans on Friday with out having theme days.
I have a genuine hockey jersey (Toronto Maple Leafs) - always a great conversation starter!
@ Beth -- I had a co-worker who was wearing a maple leaf jersey as well - the jersey did start a conversation or two.
Sounds like a good Office episode to me!


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"FarmIQ helps you manage your health and safety obligations to look after yourself, your staff, contractors and visitors to your farm. This video gives you an introduction to the health and safety tools in FarmIQ."
Let Libby show how you can use the FarmIQ software to easily set up an annual plan for an aspect of your farm. She will use the example of raising herd replacements, including weighing and animal health treatments.
Your land is at the heart of your farm business. Let Libby show you how you can create a great visual reference for your team.
Farmers often focus solely on land and animals, when in reality, excellent communication and staff management are vital characteristics of a successful farm. Libby is here to help you so that your farm can reach its prime efficiency.


This one-of-a-kind oil painting measures 29.5" tall by 25.5" wide with the frame. This painting features the rugged peaks of Colorado as storm clouds approach.
"Alpine Storm" is currently on display in our Vail fine art gallery.


Our kitchen is decorated as a diner. We call it our 'Soda Shop.' Having a diner in the home has been so fun for our family. We try to teach our kids good restaurant manners and it offers a variety of literacy opportunities.
The kids read our custom snack menu and use a waiter notebook to take orders.
They can write on the menu chalk board which also becomes a message board for special days.
We do homework together sitting at the booth every day after school. Notice the menu hanging on the chalk board.
When friends visit they sign our Graffiti Wall. The kids love to write on the wall and leave their mark.
Then there are all the fun signs to read. I collect vintage signs and have found some reproduced vintage looking metal signs.
We have two booths and a bar that can seat a total of 16 people. I found both booths in our local classifieds. We eat dinner at the black one. The kids do crafts and have snacks at the smaller red booth and we eat breakfast at the bar.
The kids love to watch PBSKids on TV during breakfast. Chrome lined bar, Bread Box and Bar Stools. Napkin Holder and Straw dispenser. We put crayons in the little red striped bucket. We are planning to add a chrome plate (diamond plate) to the wall below the bar so when the kids kick the wall it will be easier to clean.
I love the Juke Box CD player I found in the local classifieds for $20. I found the neon clock at Checkers Auto store.
We just recently put an IKEA Expedit book case under the window to hold all the kids crafts and some toys to keep them busy while I'm baking. See the Mr. Potato Heads on the floor? Also notice the new indoor awning I sewed last month. It makes such a difference.
It's all in the details. Click here to see smaller items we've added to decorate the diner.
Our ice cream glasses were found at a vintage consignment store in Salt Lake City. I like to stick apples in them for display. Our beta fish and dwarf frogs like to hang out on our vintage pie closet. This holds all our cook books, including Diners Drive-ins and Dives on top.
These are pics I took at Ruby's Diner in Newport Beach, CA and at the Road Island Diner in Utah. I printed them on canvas and hung them in our diner.
I grew up eating Grits (ground up corn boiled and soaked). I remember my mom quoting the waitress Alice from the TV show 'Mel's Diner'. She would always say "Kiss My Grits." So I found this board with hooks and the checkerboard tile and stuck her picture in the middle. It makes a great hot pad holder next to our old fashioned phone from Pottery Barn I found at a DownEast Outlet for $5.00.
Here are a few more pics of the room including making the indoor awning curtain valance.
Tatertots and Jello's Weekend Wrap-Up Party.
Try this book: What Happens to a Hamburger? What happens to food after you eat it?
You are building such fun family memories for your kiddos!
What a seriously fun kitchen! Love it! Thanks for sharing it with me!


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Q: Помогите с mysql запросом Здравствуйте!
Помогите, не могу сообразить.
У меня в mysql таблицы есть поля, например category, region
в них предполагается указание нескольких значений через ",", например в поле category - "1,5,7,45"
Как мне составить запрос select чтобы вывести данную строку имея значение запроса category например - "5" . Идея с like не очень подходит.
A: Присоединяюсь к тем кто советует нормализировать базу, почитать про нормализацию и нормальные формы можно например в русской википедии. То-что описали вы это неправильный способ использования реляционной базы данных.
<strike>Добавлю так-же что для больших и нагруженных баз данных лучше отказаться от использования join-ов (в пользу вложенных select-ов например), это довольно-таки дорогая операция. Впрочем не уверен, возможно серьёзные проблемы она доставит только на действительно больших таблицах. Тут я не специалист.</strike>
Видимо был неправ. Судя по всему вложенные селекты в mysql работают чещё хуже чем JOIN.
A: Попробуйте запрос такого вида:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE category REGEXP "^5[^0-9]*|,5[^0-9]|,5$";

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/regexp.html


Scientists have identified a protein produced by the malaria parasite that is responsible for the severe childhood form of the disease. They hope that this protein could be a target for a vaccine that could save thousands of children's lives in sub-Saharan Africa.
The findings concern one of a number of proteins that are found on the surface of human red blood cells infected by the parasites. These proteins help the malaria parasite survive in the human body by stopping the removal of blood cells in the spleen, therefore allowing the parasite to reproduce.
Malaria parasites produce different proteins depending on whether the person infected is a young child or an older person with a well-developed immune response. As the human body fights the disease, it develops an immune response to it by producing antibodies against the malaria proteins. This reduces the range of proteins the parasite can produce and still survive, and causes it to produce less harmful proteins.
Scientists hope that a vaccine based on such proteins found only in childhood malaria could accelerate this process and, with it, the development of immunity. But until now, they haven't been able to identify the proteins involved.
This week, researchers from Denmark, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Tanzania report in The Journal of Experimental Medicine that they have identified one of these, a protein produced specifically during severe childhood malaria as PfEMP1. They have been able to show that this protein causes infected cells to become stuck in blood vessels instead of being removed in the spleen. Infected blood cells eventually burst leading to life-threatening fever.
"Our data suggest that it is possible to develop a disease-ameliorating vaccine against severe malaria that is based on [these childhood malaria] proteins," they write. Furthermore, unlike other malaria proteins, PfEMP1 is structurally similar between parasites in West and East Africa, increasing the potential for a universal immunity-boosting vaccine.


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Saturday, June 22, 8 p.m.
Rob Bell is The New York Times best-selling author of Love Wins, What We Talk About When We Talk About God, The Zimzum of Love, How To Be Here and What is the Bible?
His #1 spirituality podcast, called The RobCast, was named Best of 2015 by iTunes.
Rob's been profiled in The New Yorker, toured with Oprah, and was named one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World by TIME Magazine in 2011.
He has a regular show at Largo, the legendary comedy and music club in Los Angeles, where he lives with his wife Kristen and their three children.
The Kentucky Center is the official ticket service for this event. Tickets go on sale to the public Friday, March 15, at 10 a.m. online, by phone at (502) 584-7777, and at the box office (501 W. Main Street).
Please watch this video to learn how to access our box office during the day while lobby and roof construction continues.
Coming to Louisville's Brown Theatre on Broadway for one night only!
Thursday, April 18, 7:30 p.m.
(New York, NY)- In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the cult classic film Cruel Intentions, producers have announced the casting for the North American tour of the Off-Broadway smash hit Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical. Following sold-out runs in Los Angeles and a critically acclaimed, sold-out run in New York City, the new musical – a stage adaptation of Roger Kumble's 1999 cult-hit film, created by Jordan Ross, Lindsey Rosin & Roger Kumble – will launch its first national tour at Proctors in Schenectady, NY on March 29, 2019. The production will play over 18 cities this Spring.
"I couldn't think of a more perfect day to announce our amazing new cast than the film's 20th anniversary," says co-creator of the stage musical Jordan Ross. "It's been the adventure of a lifetime being a part of Cruel Intentions' cult legacy and I'm so excited to share our best-of-the-90s bittersweet symphony with the country. Happy hunting, America!"
The tour of Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical will star John Battagliese (BAZ: Starcrossed Love) as Greg McConnell, Richard Crandle (Hairspray) as Ronald Clifford, Jeffrey Kringer as Sebastian Valmont, Dara Orland (Beauty & the Beast) as Mrs. Bunny Caldwell, Taylor Pearlstein (Flashdance) as Kathryn Merteuil, Brooke Singer (The Great Pie Robbery) as Cecile Caldwell, Betsy Stewart (October Sky) as Annette, David Wright (Cinderella) as Blaine Tuttle, Nicole Medoro (This Ain't No Disco) as the Female Understudy and Aramie Payton (The Scottsboro Boys) as the Male Understudy.
As previously announced, a cast recording featuring the original Off-Broadway company will be released on March 8, 2019 on CD and all digital formats on ABKCO Records.
Grammy-winning producer Stewart Lerman captured the dynamic arrangements from the Off-Broadway production, in his studio outside New York City in August this year. Featuring the stellar talents of Carrie St. Louis, Constantine Rousouli and Alex Boniello alongside Patricia Richardson, the album will contain a collection of lively tracks from Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical including 'Losing My Religion', 'Bye Bye Bye' and a unique take on 'No Scrubs' that is not to be missed. The album is available now for pre-order at www.smarturl.it/cruelmusical. "Breakfast at Tiffany's," "Foolish Games," and "Lovefool" are currently available to stream and as instant grat tracks.
Set to the greatest pop and rock hits of the '90s, Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical is an exhilarating and deceptively funny musical that pulls you into the manipulative world of Manhattan's most dangerous liaisons: Sebastian Valmont and Kathryn Merteuil. Seduced by revenge and fueled by passion, the two diabolically charming step-siblings place a bet on whether or not Sebastian can deflower their incoming headmaster's daughter, Annette Hargrove. As the two set out to destroy the innocent girl – and anyone who gets in their way – they find themselves entangled in a web of secrets, temptation, and the cruelest game of all: love. Audience members experience the intoxicating story full of hilarity and heart, set to the greatest throwback hits of the decade by such artists as Goo Goo Dolls, No Doubt, R.E.M., Ace of Base, Jewel, 'NSYNC and more – in addition to songs from the film's iconic soundtrack such as "Bittersweet Symphony" by The Verve and "Colorblind" by Counting Crows.
Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical debuted at The Rockwell Table & Stage in Los Angeles in 2015, where it ran for 38 sold-out performances, before being remounted for a second sold-out run at LA's Prospect Theatre in November 2016. In February 2017, the musical played a sold-out "pop-up" engagement at (le) Poisson Rouge and returned in November 2017 to play a successful twenty-one-week engagement at the downtown NYC nightspot before its final performance on April 8, 2018.
Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical was created by Jordan Ross ("The Royals"), Lindsey Rosin and Roger Kumble ("Cruel Intentions") with original direction by Lindsey Rosin (The Unauthorized OC Musical), Kenneth Ferrone ("RENT Live!") is the tour director. The production features Choreography by Jennifer Weber (West End: & Juliet), Set Design by Jason Sherwood ("RENT Live!"), Costume Design by Tilly Grimes (Small Mouth Sounds), Lighting Design by Jeanette Yew (The Idiot), and Sound Design by Matt Kraus (Kathy Griffin Wants a Tony).
The Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical national tour is produced by Eva Price, Sucker Love Productions, Marty Bowen, Neal Moritz, Hunter Arnold, Blood Orange Pictures, Mark Lonow & Joanne Astrow, Tom McGrath, Rachel Weinstein and Sara Beth Zivitz.
New show! The Paul Thorn Band returns to Louisville's Brown Theatre on Broadway. Tickets on sale March 1.
Raised in Tupelo, Mississippi, among the same spirits (and some of the actual people) who nurtured the young Elvis generations before, Paul Thorn has rambled down back roads, battled four-time world champion boxer Roberto Duran on national television, signed with (and been dropped by) a major label, performed on stages with Bonnie Raitt, Mark Knopfler, Sting, and John Prine among many others, and made some of the most emotionally restless yet relatable music of our time.
With 20 years of writing, touring, and entertainment under his belt, he shows no sign of slowing down with his new record, Don't Let the Devil Ride, breaking genre barriers and topping charts, putting a new twist on his already entertaining live show.
The Kentucky Center is the official ticket service for this event. Tickets go on sale to the public Friday, March 1, at 10 a.m., online, by phone at (502) 584-7777, and at the Box Office (501 W. Main). Watch this video to learn how to access our Box Office during the day while lobby and roof construction continues.
Standard ticket prices start at $35, reserved seating (fees + sales tax apply). A limited number of VIP tickets are available and include premium seating, Meet & Greet with photo opportunity, and signed poster. Please visit our website for full range of ticket options.
Kentucky Center Volunteer Services and Access Services are excited to be collaborating on a Volunteer Wellness Program! We hosted the first of seven classes on January 13th in Todd Hall. The goal of the Volunteer Wellness Program is to promote physical, mental, and emotional health in our volunteers, and provide them with different opportunities to engage on a more personal level with elements of the performing arts.
In this spring session, volunteers will have the opportunity to participate in Zumba Gold classes. Through these classes, they will learn a variety of steps and movements from different genres of dance, while also focusing on balance, flexibility, and cardio health. This program is just a small part of our investment in the well-being of our volunteers and shows our gratitude for all that they do to support The Kentucky Center!
The Kentucky Center is proud to have 500 active and friendly volunteers who contributed nearly 60,000 hours of service last year. Volunteers are an integral part of The Kentucky Center's team. They are the face of The Kentucky Center to patrons, the first to greet them when they arrive for an event and the last face they see as they leave. Volunteers fill a variety of roles here at The Kentucky Center. These include ticket takers, ushers, greeters, tour guides, bus assistants, as well as manning our information desk and coat check, and providing important support for our administrative functions and Access Services Program. The high quality of service delivered by volunteers is a critical piece in The Kentucky Center's mission to provide unparalleled programming and cultural events to the region.
On Tuesday, January 22, preeminent tap dance company Dorrance Dance landed in Louisville to embark on a whirlwind visit filled with community engagement, instruction, and powerful performance.
To start their visit, members of the company led beginner tap workshops with 25 ballet-trained dance majors at the Youth Performing Arts High School, focusing on foot improvisation. Next, company members Nicholas Van Young and Leonardo Sandoval met with 34 second grade students at Lincoln Performing Arts School to lead them through a body percussion workshop that layered hand and foot rhythms to strengthen math skills. That evening, company member Christopher Broughton led a community tap class comprised of 12 tappers of all ages from local dance schools in warm-up exercises, foot technique, confidence building through dance, and a group tap routine.
On Wednesday, January 23, music production students from Jefferson Community & Technical College observed the company's technical rehearsal which involved the dancers and tech crew ironing out the lighting and cues for the interactive dance floor. The students got a behind-the-scenes glimpse into what goes into the technical process of moving a show into a new theater in each city and how The Kentucky Center works with artists and their management on a show from booking through the final curtain call.
Prior to Dorrance Dance's public performance on January 23, The Kentucky Center partnered with the Kentucky Music Heritage Foundation and the National Jug Band Jubilee for a community conversation led by local author and journalist Michael A. Jones about legendary Louisville vaudeville tap dance duo "Buck and Bubbles" to a standing-room-only audience of more than 80 people in the Frazier lobby. Following the show, which arguably blew away the whole audience, the entire company participated in a question and answer session led by Kentucky Center Vice President of Programming Dan Forte.
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Last month, more than 1000 proud family members, community leaders and activists, and arts enthusiasts attended the annual Keepers of the Dream event at the Brown Theatre on Broadway.
This event included spoken word, dance, and live music performed by more than 100 local youth and adults, as well as presentation of The Mayor's Freedom Award and The Kentucky Center ArtsReach Living the Vision Awards.
You can watch the complete program on Metro TV and view photos on the ArtsReach Facebook page.
Diane Porter, JCPS' first African-American board chair, was honored with the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Award, presented by Mayor Greg Fischer. A native and lifelong resident of Louisville, Porter's immense impact on our community's young people as an educator and leader spans generations.
The ArtsReach Living the Vision Award was presented to the founders and organizers of the No More Red Dots campaign, including Dr. Eddie L. Woods, Norman Martin, Darin Woods, Connie Cherry and Tonika Bacon. No More Red Dots is a movement that serves to reduce the number of "red dots" on crime maps, preventing young adults from making uninformed choices that could lead to incarceration.
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Preacher Lawson is a comedian, actor, and singer best-known for recent appearances on America's Got Talent and AGT CHAMPIONS. Lawson moved 10 times as a child and found humor to be the best way to fit in and make friends. Prior to appearing on AGT, he won comedy competitions in Seattle and Orlando.
The Kentucky Center is the official ticket service for this event. Tickets go on sale Tuesday, February 12, at 10 a.m. online, by phone at (502) 584-7777, and at the box office (501 W. Main). Please watch this video to learn how to access our box office while roof/lobby construction continues.
On Thursday, January 31st, members of The Second City touring company and training center in Chicago descended upon Louisville to deliver a hilarious live performance and interact with the community, leading multiple workshops in team building, character building, and communication skills, based on the tenets of improvisation.
They began by visiting the new Leadership Louisville offices to lead a workshop with the 18 members of the Leadership Louisville staff and board for their annual staff development day. The group used creative thinking and non-verbal communication in improvisation games to navigate challenges presented by the facilitators and learn useful skills in working as a group.
That afternoon, writer and teacher Nick Johne and cast member Sarah Dell'Amico visited Dreams With Wings, a partner organization of The Kentucky Center ArtsReach program, and led a workshop for seven teens with down-syndrome and on the autism spectrum focused on team building, exploring different relationships and social cues.
That evening, company members Asia Martin and Sarah Dell'Amico worked with 18 veterans and civilians who participate in both The Kentucky Center Arts in Healing (AIH) Warrior's Heart Community and AIH programs at the VA. The workshop aimed to expand the capacity for cooperation, build openness to new ideas through active listening, and raise participants' confidence in solving challenges.
On Friday morning, Jeff Poole, program head of The Second City kids and teens workshops, and company member Terrence Carey met with 17 Jefferson County Technical College (JCTC) faculty and administrative staff from all campuses in a professional development workshop focused on team building and interactive games to introduce with students in the classroom. This was the second annual improv workshop between The Second City and JCTC administered by The Kentucky Center.
New subscriptions go on sale March 28!
Louisville, KY (February 7, 2018) – PNC Broadway in Louisville is proud to announce the 2019-2020 Season which includes the six-time Tony Award-winning Best Musical, DEAR EVAN HANSEN opening the series at The Kentucky Center. The season will also include the new productions direct from Broadway, the ten-time Tony Award-winning Best Musical THE BAND'S VISIT, ANASTASIA, and COME FROM AWAY, the acclaimed new production of MISS SAIGON, the return of the iconic musical phenomenon JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, and Disney's THE LION KING will be making a triumphant return as a season option.
Only current subscribers can renew their season tickets at this time. Season tickets will go on sale to the general public on Thursday, March 28.
People interested in purchasing as a new subscriber may sign up on the "Save the Date" list at BroadwayInLouisville.com, which will notify them by email on March 28 when tickets are available.
Call the Broadway Across America toll-free Louisville Season Ticket Hotline at 502-561-1003. The Hotline hours are Monday – Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm.
Select your seats in person at the PNC Broadway in Louisville Box Office at 620 W Main Street, Ste 100, Monday – Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm.
Prices for the six-show season ticket package range between $255-$813 depending on seat location.
For full description of the upcoming shows and more information regarding exclusive Season Ticket Holder Rewards, please visit PNC Broadway in Louisville's Subscriptions page on their site.
On Wednesday, January 23, music production students from Jefferson County Technical College observed the company's technical rehearsal which involved the dancers and tech crew ironing out the lighting and cues for the interactive dance floor. The students got a behind-the-scenes glimpse into what goes into the technical process of moving a show into a new theater in each city and how The Kentucky Center works with artists and their management on a show from booking through the final curtain call.
What's next for Kentucky Center Presents? View our calendar of upcoming events.


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it was a pleasure to meet you on our open days in France near Angers last week. We had a bright range of attendees from all over the world: Israel, Turkey, Sweden and Denmark, Germany, France, Ukraine, Russia, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Greece, Romania, UK, USA.
We presented our new top varieties in Nantes segment comparing them to main commercial competitors. Caravel F1 (CA 9546) and Carrillon F1 (CA 9647) are our newest commercial Nantes types. Caravel is an early Nantes with arround 105 days, followed by Carrillon with arround 115 days. Both varieties show a very good general uniformity. Caravel is characterized by a nice cylindrical root shape, an evident smoothness, quite homogenous and a rounded tip, and a strong top canopy. This variety performs very well on sandy soil. Carrillon is a little bit more conical but also quite homogenous roots and strong, dark green and healthy leafs. Carrillon is more suitable on heavy soil.
Moreover, other typologies were present in our DEMO trial like new Chantaney varieties and carrots in Nantes/Berlicum segment for industry like Calantis F1 (CA 98-681), CA 12329 F1, CA DO175 F1, CA 12447 F1 (new).
We also presented our main Flakkee variety Caltona F1 (CA 723). It has been sowed in another field 45 dd before compared to the DEMO field because this carrot typology is characterized by a long life cycle (140 days and more) . This hybrid confirmed again in this field trial the reason why is a market leader in France and in Belgium for processing: it has an outstanding and intense root colour as well as an high dry content and brix value.
In bunching segment we showed our standard varieties Calibra F1 (an early variety characterized by deep root colour and cylindrical shape) and Cestas F1 (dark green leafs and intense orange colour).
Finally, some new promising numbers like: CA 6572 F1 (130 days and more, with intense external and internal root colour, with an nice inner section) and CA 4031 F1 (also 130 days but longer than CA 6572) where present in the field.
Looking forward to hearing from you and once again thank you very much for your participation in this event.
Have a good season 2019! All the best!


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BOT Chairman Kelvin Lawson, Trustee David Lawrence Jr. and President Larry Robinson
Florida A&M University (FAMU) Trustee David Lawrence Jr. announced his departure from the Board during the meeting Thursday, Feb. 17.
The former newspaper publisher said he was leaving the Board of Trustees (BOT) to be closer to home and his ailing wife, Roberta, who has Alzheimer's. Lawrence, who called himself a "Rattler for life," pledged his continuing support to the state's only public Historically Black College or University (HBCU).
"I served on a lot of boards but never a board that was more meaningful to me than this one," said Lawrence, who promised to attend the Orange Blossom Classic rooting for the Rattlers against Jackson State University in Miami Gardens on September 4. "I've already made a commitment to help in any way I can. Thank you for the opportunity to serve. It's been a privilege to be part of a University that makes so much sense for the future of the United States of America."
Trustee David Lawrence, Jr., during his final Board of Trustees meeting.(credit Glenn Beil, FAMU Office of Communications)
Lawrence, of Coral Gables, was reappointed to a second board term in June 2021. He was first appointed in 2015. During his career in media, Lawrence was publisher of The Miami Herald, publisher and executive director of the Detroit Free Press and editor of the Charlotte Observer.
BOT Chairman Kelvin Lawson thanked Lawrence for his "tremendous contributions" to the Board.
"Your commitment and generosity to Florida A&M University as well as FAMU Developmental Research School have been outstanding," Lawson said. "During your time on the Board you have made a positive impact and have truly cultivated relationships that will help FAMU for years to come. We will always consider you a part of our family."
In recent years, Lawrence has devoted his considerable energies to the issue of early childhood development. He is chairman of The Children's Movement of Florida, is director emeritus on The Everglades Foundation Board of Directors, and a former chairman of the Children's Trust of Miami-Dade County and the Early Learning Coalition of Miami-Dade/Monroe.
FAMU President Larry Robinson, Ph.D., said Lawrence's contributions have made a significant difference.
"Trustee David Lawrence has been a tireless advocate for FAMU. He brought his depth of experience and wisdom to the cause of advancing and improving our University. This was matched by his generosity, making, and fulfilling a pledge to support FAMU financially," Robinson said. "We – faculty, staff, and students – have all benefited from his service. I am also grateful for his counsel. Our prayers are with him as he pursues the next opportunities and challenges in his life."


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