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Best Piano Teachers
in Beverly Hills
We Looked at 23 Piano Teachers serving Beverly Hills and Picked the Top 16
Arthur Mikaelian
Burbank Piano Lessons
Christensen Music
Claire McKeown Vocal Studio
Dickens Music Studio
Lea Oliver Piano Studio
Mariko Piano Studio
Music In Me Piano Studio
Music Vision Studios
Open Lid Piano Studio
Piano Lessons With Valery Goldes
Piano Teacher Girl
Polyglot Music
Southern California Piano Academy
Yakov Birman, Pianist
Yoly Music
Our goal is to connect people with the best local experts. We scored piano teachers on more than 25 variables across five categories, and analyzed the results to give you a hand-picked list of the best piano teachers in Beverly Hills, CA.
Arthur Mikaelian is a full-service professional piano lesson studio operating in the Los Angeles, California community and the surrounding areas. Arthur Mikaelian is a privately owned and operated business specializing in providing high-quality lessons using Russian methods to cultivate the talent of students of all ages. This studio offers a wide variety of services including piano playing, musical theory, sight reading, ear training in addition to rewarding competitions. This studio also offers lessons for children, teenagers, and adults. Clients recommend the team of trained specialists at Arthur Mikaelian for their accommodating customer service, competitive pricing, and exceptional teaching skills.
Burbank Piano Lessons is a full-service piano lesson studio operating in the city of Burbank, California, and the surrounding areas. Burbank Piano Lessons is a locally owned and operated business specializing in offering high-quality piano lessons for students of all ages and proficiency levels. This studio provides a broad range of services including musical literacy, harmonic analysis, composition, sight reading, musical theory, vocal accompanyment, ear training, jazz improvisation in addition to classical music such as Baroque or contemporary. Clients recommend the trained instructor at Burbank Piano Lessons for their effective and informal teaching style, competitive prices, and professionalism.
Christensen Music is a professional piano lesson studio operating in the community of Glendale, California, and the surrounding areas. Christensen Music is a locally owned and operated business specializing in providing high-quality music lessons to students from all backgrounds and age levels. Owner Ann Louise Christensen is an internationally celebrated cabaret singer and pianist. This studio offers a wide variety of lesson services including piano and vocal lessons, group piano classes, piano for singers, and vocal performance classes. Clients highly recommend the team of specialists at Christensen Music for their attention to detail, competitive pricing, and patient teaching style.
Claire McKeown Vocal Studio is a full-service professional musical lesson studio operating in the city of Los Angeles, California, and the surrounding areas. Claire McKeown Vocal Studio is a privately owned and operated business specializing in offering high-quality and efficient musical instruction for students of all ages. This studio provides a wide variety of services including voice lessons, piano, ukulele, musical theory, and songwriting. The vocal lessons at Claire McKeown Vocal Studio include breath support, vocal registers, vocal placement, and acoustic chamber use. Clients recommend Claire McKeown Vocal Studio for their patient teaching style, attention to detail, and professionalism.
Dickens Music Studio is a full-service professional music lesson studio operating in the city of San Fernando Valley, California, and the surrounding areas of Sherman Oaks, Encino, and Studio City. Dickens Music Studio is a locally owned and operated business specializing in high-quality, comprehensive in-home or virtual musical lessons with conservatory based teaching methods. This studio provides a broad range of services including musicianship, ear training and appropriate physical technique using time-tested methods. This business also offers voice lessons rooted in the classical Italian Bell Canto method and Alexander techniques. Clients recommend the team at Dickens Music Studio for their patience and professionalism.
Lea Oliver Piano Studio is a full-service professional piano lesson studio operating in the community of Chatsworth, California, and the surrounding areas. Lea Oliver Piano Studio is a locally owned and operated business specializing in offering high-quality and patient music lessons for students of all ages. Owner Lea Oliver has a Masters Degree in Piano Performance from Yale University School of Music. This studio provides a wide variety of services including fundamentals of piano technique, music theory, articulation and expression, sight-reading, transposition, and good practice habits. Clients recommend Lea Oliver Piano studio for their patient teaching style, professionalism, and affordable prices.
San Fernando Valley, CA 91340
Mariko Piano Studio is a full-service professional piano lesson studio operating in the community of Los Angeles, California, and the surrounding areas. Mariko Piano Studio is a locally owned and operated business specializing in offering a high-quality and professional level of piano instruction for students of all ages and backgrounds. Owner Mariko received her Master's degree from Tokyo Music College. This company provides a wide variety of services including technique, posture, hand position, tone, sight reading, ear training, and musical theory. Clients recommend the team at Mariko Piano Studio for their attention to detail, patient teaching style, and professionalism.
Music In Me Piano Studio is a professional piano lesson business operating in the community of Los Angeles, California and the surrounding Palms and Cheviot Hills areas. Music In Me Piano Studio is a locally owned and operated business specializing in high-quality, efficient, and effective music lesson instruction for students of all ages and abilities. This studio offers a broad range of services including composing, improvising, arranging, playing accompaniment, classical in addition to understanding and reading music. This business also offers free introductory lessons for new students. Clients recommend the team at Music In Me Piano Studio for their exceptional teaching skills.
Music Vision Studios is a full-service professional piano lesson studio operating in the city of San Fernando Valley, California, and the surrounding areas including Winnetka, Canoga Park, West Hills, and Concord. Music Vision Studios is a locally owned and operated business specializing in offering attentive and reliable music lessons for students of all ages, proficiency levels, and socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds. This studio provides a wide variety of services including musical theory, ear training, sight reading, piano playing proficiency, and physical coordination. Clients recommend the team of trained professionals at Music Vision Studios for their attention to detail and high-quality lessons.
Winnetka, CA 91306
Open Lid Piano Studio is a full-service professional piano lesson studio operating in the community of Los Angeles, California, and the surrounding areas. Open Lid Piano Studio is a locally owned and operated business specializing in providing high-quality musical instruction for young beginners to advanced players. Owner Cesar Corona is a member of the Music Teachers National Association. This studio offers a wide variety of services including musical theory, sight reading, ear training, composition, and improvisation. All students receive full subscriptions to Piano Maestro and Better Practice included in their tuition. Clients recommend the team at Open Lid Piano Studio for their attention to detail and patient teaching.
Piano Lessons With Valery Goldes is a full-service professional piano lesson studio operating in the communities of Los Angeles and Hollywood, California, and the surrounding areas. Piano Lessons With Valery Goldes is a privately owned and operated business specializing in high-quality piano instruction for students of all ages and backgrounds. Owner Valery Goldes has over 17 years of professional experience playing for international audiences. This studio provides a broad range of services including piano proficiency, musical composition, songwriting, improvisation in addition to both classical and pop music. Clients recommend the team at Piano Lessons With Valery Goldes for their professionalism.
Piano Teacher Girl is a professional piano lesson studio serving the community of Los Angeles, California, and the surrounding areas of Culver City, Venice, Santa Monica, San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley, Los Feliz, West Hollywood, Silverlake, Pasadena, Glendale, Hollywood, and more. Piano Teacher Girl is a privately owned and operated business specializing in providing customized, private music lessons for students of all ages and proficiency levels. This studio offers a broad range of in-home teaching services including piano, voice, strings, guitar, and percussion. Students recommend the team of trained musicians at Piano Teacher Girl for their professionalism and quality service.
Polyglot Music is a music studio that offers home-based piano and voice lessons in the greater Los Angeles area. They have staff who are classically-trained and certified as music teachers. Polyglot Music offers private lessons to their students and can work with students who are beginners, intermediate level, or advanced. They have been in business for more than five years and would like students to know that their staff has a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education and a Master of Music in Voice Performance degree. Polyglot Music offers recitals and beginning guitar lessons. They have received positive feedback from their students for their enthusiastic staff and for the overall quality of their lessons.
Southern California Piano Academy is a professional music lesson studio operating in the community of North Hollywood California, and the surrounding areas of Burbank, Los Angeles, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Hollywood, Glendale, and Valley Village. Southern California Piano Academy is a locally owned and operated business specializing in offering professional and high-quality piano instruction for students of all ages. This studio provides a wide variety of services including private and group lessons, classical piano studies, sight reading, improvisation, composition, applied keyboard harmony, musical theory, orchestration, arranging, repertoire, and college preparation. This studio also offers training in liturgical music, jazz, blues, and pop music.
Yakov Birman, Pianist is a music studio that serves the Los Angeles area. They have staff who have taught Master classes across Europe and who have recently performed in New York at Carnegie Hall. Yakov Birman, Pianist teaches solo, chamber, and accompaniment lessons and can work with students at any level of proficiency. Their lead professor graduated from the St. Petersburg Conservatory with a Doctor of Musical Arts Degree and a Performing Arts Certification. Yakov Birman, Pianist is committed to developing long-term relationships with all of their students and offers a broad range of classical and contemporary lessons. They have received positive feedback from their students for their professionalism and for the quality of their teaching staff.
Yoly Music is a full-service professional piano lesson studio operating in the city of Burbank, California, and the surrounding areas. Yoly Music is a locally owned and operated business specializing in providing high-quality and comprehensive musical training for students of all ages, levels of proficiency, and backgrounds. This studio offers a wide variety of instructional services including sight reading, ear training, musical theory, and composition. This studio teaches all music styles including classical, jazz, blues, rock and pop. Clients recommend the team of trained experts at Yoly Music for their attention to detail, exceptional teaching skills, and professionalism.
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Man attempts self-immolation outside BBC Broadcasting House
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Security staff wrestled a man to the ground after he doused himself in petrol and threatened to self-immolate outside the BBC's central London headquarters.
The man covered himself in the flammable fuel near the entrance to Broadcasting House before being tackled and restrained by security staff until police arrived.
Police detained the man while the fire service covered the spilled liquid with sand.
Man tackled by cops after reportedly dousing himself in petrol and threatening to set himself on fire at the BBC's HQ pic.twitter.com/rpFq9WhidO
— Zora Suleman (@ZoraSuleman) June 10, 2015
Before being tackled by security, he reportedly shouted slogans of a "non-political" kind.
The BBC is yet to comment on the incident, but the Metropolitan Police said: "Police were called today, Wednesday, 10 June at 09:11hrs to the BBC, Portland Place, W1, to reports of a man threatening to set fire to himself.
"Officers attended and the man has been detained."
"Two bags at the location were examined by specialist officers and found to be non-suspicious."
Strong smell of petrol & police still standing guard after a man tried to set himself on fire outside the BBC earlier pic.twitter.com/G7DMSm93Fq
— Richard Main (@RPMain) June 10, 2015
"A cordon is in place around the front of the building. Officers are working closely with security. The building has not been evacuated," the Met added.
Witnesses reported seeing two bottles of liquid and a strong smell of petrol while the incident was in progress.

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After we merged the region columns in the Job properties and clicked OK. At first the Map regions did not change. But when we removed the layer from display and viewed again (which I would refer to refreshing) we lost the Region MAP as well. This is what I had explained to you over the phone. I know that conversation was a while back, but that was the result. That is why I did not spend anymore time on that.
As for the new Trimble Ag software, the desktop software has not changed, it looks just like the version 2016. Maybe with whom you had the demo with was referring to the web based option from going to www.trimbleag.com? It would be best to go over this via phones. I will try to give you a call this week sometime. I did receive the email and read over.


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Initial logo design
Logo designs that use company initials have been common from the beginning of graphic design and branding. An initial logo design is simply a logo that uses the initials of the company name. The key to this common type of logo designis to develop a truly unique image that holds visual interest. Shallow Valley Foods uses the "S" and "V" from Shadow Valley. The 'S" is a geometric and three dimensional ribbon weaving in and out of the "V". The three dimensional effect is done without the use of gradations for better printing and visual impact on virtually any application. The 3D illusion is created with white space to show one element in front of the other and two shades of red to show depth. The combination of weaving and depth create a visually memorable logo design.
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Modern logo design
A modern logo design could be almost anything but in the big picture a modern logo is simple and usually literal but heavily stylized with a new typographic feel. The shapes are easy to draw on a computer and consist of geometric shapes cleverly assembled.The GoJoe's logo design is a steaming cup of coffee held by cupped hands. Hands that seem to hold the cup of coffee with great care and concern as if GoJoe's coffee is special and ready to go. The steam is made of dots that are extrapolated onto other elements of the brand and graphic design. The colors are a modern combination of a toxic blue and a traditional brown.
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Exultia logo design
Exultia is a software development company. The logo is an exclamation point with the dot an "e". This logo is drawn by hand to give a look of many particles as opposed to a single solid element to reference the idea of binary code, the basis of digital information.
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Crest logo design
Crest logo designs are a derivative of the old world "coat of arms". A coat of arms is a unique heraldic design on a shield or on a surcoat to identify the wearer. Thus called a "coat-armour", because it was displayed on the front of a coat of cloth. Today we use this concept for logo designs.
The Carlos O'Kelly's golf tournament is no championship. It's just a fun time for vendors and employees. So we made a serious "Golf Championship' logo design to be funny. Even the colors carry out the joke as they are from "The Masters" Golf Championship logo. Carlos O'Kelly's Mexican Cafe is both, a Mexican cafe and an Irish bar, the reason for the Aztec stripes and clover in the logo crest.
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generationOn Brand Identity and Logo Design
Points of Light Institute introduces logo design and brand identity by Tracy Holdeman. The brand is designed to attract new generations to civic engagement and will reach 83% of all school children in all 50 states.
New children's education brand launch by New York based Whisper, and Whisper team member, Insight Design Communications, of Wichita, Kansas USA. Insight Design Communications specializes in exceptional logo design and branding across all mediums.
A New York City based organization with a rich 15-year history is growing. Children for Children has joined forces with the Points of Light Institute, to create a new movement igniting the power of young people everywhere. Children for Children is growing to become…generationOn. The new logo design, brand property, was nationally unveiled during the National Conference on Volunteering and Service, hosted in New York. The logo design appeared on invitations, programs and news media backdrops. Previously, the new brand logo and corporate identity was featured during the NASDAQ opening bell ceremony in New York City. The logo design appeared on the NASDAQ big board and the logo design was featured on the big screen on Times Square.
The new generationOn brand property was created by Steve Cranford, CEO of Whisper. Cranford developed the market positioning, the property name, and the verbalized 5- and 30-second story behind the name. A Whisper team member, Tracy Holdeman, Executive Creative Director Whisper and Insight Design Communications, developed the brand logo design, brand identity and other corporate identity and graphic design elements for the new identity. The logo design will be seen all over the United States, especially in major cities like New York City, New Jersey, Boston, Washington DC, Miami, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Oklahoma City, Dallas, Denver, Atlanta, Los Angles and more.
About Insight Design Communications
Insight Design Communications is a graphic design studio specializing in exceptional logo design, brand identity, corporate identity and brand design across all graphic design mediums, including website design, social media marketing, print, advertising and environmental design. Tracy Holdeman is Executive Creative Director of Wichita based Insight Design Communications, and New York based Whisper. Tracy is one of the unique talents in the realm of visual communication. He has been a valued brand design partner of Whisper for more than a decade working on engagements accross the United States like New York, Washington DC, Dallas, Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Los Angles, Denver and around the world.
About Whisper
Whisper is a brand asset creator. Whisper creates value with branding. Whisper is a brand property developer. Rooted in communications strategy, Whisper creates intellectual real estate to generate returns, through effective market conversation designed to attract a wide audience. Whisper works with organizations so they may own the conversation® among competing product choices. Whisper client engagements span a variety of industries with organizations from North America to the Middle East and Pacific Rim
About Points of Light Institute
Points of Light Institute mobilizes transformational people to answer humanity's call, whether for those struck by the headline, and the everyday. We show the way for people to tap into their own resilience and power to help others, and in doing so transform not only the lives of those we help, but also the lives of those who help. For people who answer this call, they are themselves transformed. As the largest volunteer mobilization network in the nation, Points of Light Institute includes more than 250 Action Centers that reach more than 83% of the nation's population and extends into ten countries. generationOn is now a part of this powerful network, which delivered some 30 million hours of volunteer service valued at $615 million over the past year.
For more information: www.pointsoflight.org
About generationOn™
generationOn, newly created within the Points of Light Institute, is the largest youth volunteer service organization in the nation. generationOn combines the expertise of Children for Children and other Points Of Light Institute offerings, such as Kids Care Clubs, HandsOn Schools and the HandsOn Action Center-driven programs, together under one banner. generationOn includes over 30 youth programs that engage more than two million young people in all 50 states and internationally, and 1,800 Kids Care Clubs throughout the 50 states and internationally from China to Saudi Arabia. Benefits: Young people who volunteer just one hour a week are 50% less likely to abuse drugs, alcohol, or cigarettes, or engage in destructive behavior. In a study of high school dropouts, 81% reported that opportunities for real world learning, such as the opportunities provided by generationOn programs, would make their classroom experience more relevant. Service learning in the classroom has been shown to increase attendance, improve academic performance and motivate achievement as students see the results of their work creating a positive impact on others.
generationOn Engages: Teens, Tweens and Younger: generationOn is created as a brand property that kids may embrace and call their own, by helping young people develop as healthy, empowered, creative problem-solvers and leaders. Parents and Families: Equipping parents and influencers to unleash and affirm the power of young people to identify and solve challenges within their community. Teachers and Schools: By providing curriculum, tools and resources to educate and excite kids about service and civic engagement. Nonprofit Community: Building capacity for organizations across America to engage and value young people and families as volunteers.
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Tracy Holdeman is Executive Creative Director of Whisper and Insight Design Communications. You can see Tracy's logo design, graphic design, brand design and website design work at InsightDesign.com, LogoDesignWichita.com, LogoDesignWichita.Blogspot.com, LogoDesignWichita.com/denver, LogoDesignWichita.com/dallas and LogoDesignWichita.com/kansas-city
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The 1855 Brand launch
This is what Greg Menefee, the marketing director, of JBS Swift & Company said, "It isn't often that a graphic design or a single brand identity program can totally change perceptions of a company, its people, or products but it is safe to say that the 1855 Brand logo design, branding, website design and photography design is doing just that. Already we have secured wins in the NE United States (NY, NJ, CT, PA), Atlanta with Halperns, Tucson and Phoenix, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and a huge addition in Denver. Our new partnerships with Rastelli's in NJ, Halperns' in Atlanta, Out west in Vegas, Freedman / Sysco in Denver are bigger than mere industry/distribution wins. These four companies are huge players with tremendous reputations and successes in the industry - with their business the ripples from the 1855 Brand launch have become waves."
We developed everything from logo design to New York bus signage to website design to retail signage and brand packaging and everything in-between. Most importantly we designed the brand identity, the strategic visual and implemented it on hundreds of items.
The 1855 Brand Promise:
HISTORY. EPIC EATING EXPERIENCE. PERFECTION.
1855 Brand™ premium meats are a celebration of master butcher and company founder Gustavus F. Swift who, back in 1855, began hand selecting the world's finest meats with an unmatched passion for excellence. The legacy of this visionary small town butcher began humbly with a $20 loan, courtesy of his father, to buy a neighbor's prized heifer. Buoyed by his dream to deliver the freshest, safest, highest-quality meats to customers across the country, he invented and patented the first refrigerated rail car. It would become a cornerstone of the 150+ year heritage of groundbreaking G.F. Swift innovations in meat quality, safety and processing. 1855 Brand premium meats pay homage to our founder and his heritage with a premier level of quality that would make G.F. Swift proud. And while his legacy of industry firsts will never be rivaled, establishing your own legacy is what 1855 Brand premium meats are all about. After all, your legacy is the one that matters most.
EPIC EATING EXPERIENCE
G.F. Swift 1855 Brand™ premium meats are an epic eating experience. For those who truly know their beef and pork, this is nirvana. We start by selecting the finest cattle and hogs in the nation. Then each cut is hand selected for exquisite marbling, creating unmistakable flavor and incredible juiciness. Swift 1855 Brand premium beef and pork is then perfectly aged to ensure sublime tenderness. That's important, because marbling and aging remain the keys to indulgent flavor and tenderness. And while our lofty quality standards set 1855 Brand premium meats apart, it is our unprecedented commitment to verifying such incomparable quality that puts our premium meats on another level. From animal selection and product quality to food safety and delivery of finished cuts, the 1855 Brand quality verification program is so exacting, even perfection gets a long look. It's all part of delivering a consistently exceptional eating experience, every time.
All 1855 Brand™ beef is a statement maker. That's because we start with the biggest selection of the very best cattle in the nation, bar none - at incredible availability. It becomes even more special as we hand select and hand trim each cut, using only the highest quality upper 2/3 USDA Choice beef. We then apply the industry''D5s most demanding quality standards for marbling and aging at every turn, and execute tight trims for higher yields. To understand just how superior 1855 Brand beef is, all it takes is one heavenly, tender and juicy bite. It all happens in a limited number of select state-of-the-art plants located in the heart of America's cattle country. From sourcing to food safety processes to tight trims, we maintain quality control over everything.
The 1855 Brand launch included logo design, stationary system, website design, brand packaging, direct mail, retail hanging posters, outdoor advertising, photography design and art direction, large and small case dividers, 3' wide case header, cap and apron, back-of-house poster and educational material, flexographic shipping packaging and all elements of graphic design.
This logo design, brand identity and graphic design elements will appear in Kansas City KS, Greeley CO, St. Louis MO, Washington D.C., Denver, CO., Dallas, TX., St. Louis, MO., New York, NY., Los Angeles, CA., Oklahoma City OK, and more. Tracy Holdeman is Executive Creative Director of Insight Design Communications. You can see Tracy's graphic design work and website design work at InsightDesign.com, LogoDesignWichita.com, LogoDesignWichita.Blogspot.com, LogoDesignDenver.Blogspot.com, LogoDesignDallas.Blogspot.com, and LogoDesignKansasCity.Blogspot.com. Tracy Holdeman is a professional logo designer and brand designer with extensive experience in creating logo designs for business.
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Inspired rebrand.
Thanks to our Guest Blogger, Jeff Faflick, Marketing Director at Carlos O'Kelly's.
Long time regional Mexican restaurant chain Carlos O'Kelly's rebrands.
Carlos O'Kelly's rebranding was designed to reach a new, younger audience, changing the way, people perceived the 30 year old restaurant chain. Once Carlos O'Kelly's determined that, rebranding was necessary, the next question was how much? Would Carlos O'Kelly's, need a radical rebrand, a subtle rebrand, or somewhere in the middle? One of the, influential individuals at the forefront of this rebranding effort was Jeff Faflick., Jeff is the Marketing Director at Carlos O'Kelly's and has been in the marketing and, advertising industry for 26 years. "Our existing brand was towards the end of it's lifecycle, our vision was to captivate a new younger audience while keeping the vast majority of our current customer base intact" said Faflick. Carlos, O'Kelly's moved first to define their brand in the realm of ideas. Carlos O'Kelly's brought in Tracy, Holdeman, Executive Creative Director of Insight Design Communications. Tracy guided, them through the brand promise process. Once their brand promise was in place, Insight developed a number of logo designs and creative solutions. Eventually, Carlos O'Kelly's, focused on the "twisted pepper." Upon completion of the logo, Insight created, all the brand identity materials, including new menus for lunch, dinner and carryout, as well as, carryout bags and various store graphics. Throughout the the rebranding process, Carlos, O'Kelly's worked to develop a new set of menu items which focused on more hand, held foods and unique flavor combinations to inspire a new clientele. "Some of the dishes were not finalized until the last hour. That process of renewal will be a consistent practice at Carlos O'Kelly's". said Mr. Faflick
The brand promise boiled down to "Inspired Mex", which in the Carlos O'Kelly's vernacular means is an entire set of ideas.
Inspired Mex
Carlos is redefining the Mexican dining experience. We believe that those things that inspire us will inspire you, too. Think inspired food served in inspired ways by inspired people. We'll do the searching, the finding, the refining and you can sit back and enjoy the rewards of our efforts.
Inspired Mex is not a destination; it's a journey. If you come along with us, we promise there will always be something new and exciting around the next bend in the road -- endless opportunities to delight. after you order it, and just the way you want it.
We make our salsa fresh everyday. Our food is made from scratch and we oven-bake it to get the fully developed flavors of a home-cooked meal. Everything we bring to your table is made one plate at a time, just after you order it, and just the way you want it.
Quality is the result of doing a thousand little things right. The best ingredients brought together in the best possible way by people who care about what they're doing. It is the caring that makes all the difference.
Inspired Mex is Mexican with a twist. Having a name like Carlos O'Kelly's gives us the freedom to bring the flavors and fun of Old Mexico together in new and interesting ways. Generously sprinkled across our menu are signature items that are uniquely Carlos.
Our family has owned and operated Carlos O'Kelly's all the way back to that first inspired moment in 1981. Why does it matter? Who loves something more than the creators? Who is going to care more about the restaurants' reputation than the people who have spent 30 years cultivating it? It matters to us.
Carlos O'Kelly's logo design.
Carlos O'Kelly's menu design.
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J.P. Weigand & Sons brand identity and logo design
For over a century, J.P. Weigand & Sons, Inc. might be the most viewed logo in Kansas. J.P. Weigand & Sons, Inc. has been instrumental in the growth and development of residential, commercial and industrial real estate in the city of Wichita, the Wichita, KS. area, the Kansas City area and parts all over the State.
We decided immediately that the process for changing such a historically influential and important brand logo and brand identity should be a deliberate one. J.P. Weigand & Sons, Inc., with over a hundred years of equity in the name and several decades of equity in their brand logo would be best served to avoid any drastic change. But, their logo, designed in the 70's, was poorly thought out and caused readability and usage problems that at minimum needed to be fixed.
Before, the J.P. Weigand & Sons, Inc. logo used a clunky type for the word 'Weigand' which had little negative space around and inside the letterforms. For example the "A" became a solid blob, and the letters bled together which made it difficult to read at a distance. We opened up the letterforms in the word 'Weigand' making it much easier to read at a distance. Also, the basic oval shape was divided by a white strip that made it impossible to use against a background color. Weigand was stuck using a white background with the their logo which made their signs disappear in the marketplace. To correct this we enclosed the oval shape so the brand logo could be used with background colors. This was a simple, but important fix because it allowed for designs that use color more dramatically to differentiate Weigand's marketing material and realtor signs from a marketplace filled with predominately white signs.
We also made adjustments to color and added a piece of history. We changed the bright blue to a deeper more substantial, blue befitting the regions real estate leader for over 100 years. We added the historical signature of founder J.P. Weigand, created by hand form vintage letter forms, to elevate the illustrious history of the J.P. Weigand & Sons brand.
All in all, the Weigand brand is now positioned more appropriately in the marketplace. It has a sense of history and emphasizes a reputation of excellence, and quality, which is a perfect fit with their brand promise.
The logo design, tagline and brand identity are used on corporate signage, website design, facebook, realtor signs, direct mail, brochures and collateral material, advertising, on-line marketing and more.
Tracy Holdeman is Executive Creative Director of Whisper and Insight Design Communications. You can see Tracy's logo design, graphic design, brand design and website design work at InsightDesign.com.
The Arts Council logo design
The Arts Council logo depicts four modes of artistic expression all hand drawn. The four modes are Painting, Writing, Performance and Conceptual to give the logo a message of diversity.
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The Green Ranch logo design is a cowboy hat twisted to reveal a green leaf to signify it's organic mission.
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generationOn logo design
generationOn is a new movement igniting the power and potential of all young people to create more good in their lives and the lives of others. Newly created within the Points of Light Institute, generationOn will be the largest youth volunteer action organization in the nation.The logo depicts a fingerprint on the world. The tagline says it all to parents, school administrators, teachers and kids ages 4 through 16, "Make your mark on the world". See generationOn in use
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River of Life Worship Center Logo
The River of Life Worship Center church is a Pentecostal church and community center known for the raising of hands in the worship of GOD.
The church logo is an extremely unique visual where one image can be seen as two different ideas. The logo at one look is hands raised to the Heavens reaching for GOD. With another look the logo is the Christian symbol for the Holy Spirit, a dove. Specifically within the Pentecostal beliefs the dove is associated with baptism, of which water is used. Moreover, the two images tell the story of conversion. The hands reaching to GOD become filled with the Holy Spirit, the image of the dove. The conversion, being filled with the Holy Spirit is The River of Life. The River of Life logo is an international award winning logo design that will appear in Graphis Logo 8.
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Lost Art Development Company logo
Lost Art Development Co.: Wholesaler of Home Decor, Garden Decor and Gift Products for Retail
Lost Art Development Co. searches the U.S. and beyond for unique artist who's art will translate into retail products.
The Lost Art Development Co. is an international award winning logo design that will appear in Graphic Logo 8.
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Catalyst Marketing logo design
Business Sales for the Industrial MarketCatalyst Marketing jump starts or re-starts industrial businesses with aggressive sales assistance.
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Video games, Esports booming during coronavirus isolation
by: Russell Falcon, Nexstar, and Anna Wiernicki
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Nexstar) — When the whole world hit pause, millions of Americans escaped to a new reality online.
Sports management professor Lisa Neirotti says people are picking up a controller at a record rate.
"In this time of isolation, video games are the way that people are building a community," says Neirotti. "It is already a 35% increase in the size of the people watching, playing, buying equipment."
The Esports industry has skyrocketed over the last few years with revenue now surpassing $1 billion. The industry attracts more viewers than almost every major sports league — and it has advantages over other professional sports.
And the same goes for collegiate sports.
"The players are still playing when they are home because they can, and so this is something unique and special about Esports," says Neirotti.
David Willis is the head coach of Esports at St. Edward's University in Austin. He says 15 students currently compete on the university's varsity team.
He says the season is still going — because it can. Willis says tournaments have been pushed through June.
Unlike non-virtual games, Esports can continue on.
"The different leagues are playing," Neirotti says. "Overwatch league is playing. And it is filling the void."
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This week the Federal Government of Brazil published a decree establishing measures for the reduction of electricity consumption at the level of the national system. The document provides for a 10% to 20% reduction in consumption between September 2021 and April 2022, compared to the average for the same months in the years 2018 and 2019, and directly impacts data centres and data processing centres in the country.
Among the recommendations is the reduction in the use of energy for cooling environments, keeping "the rooms of the data processing centres cooled only to the limit of what is technically necessary", turning off accessory appliances when not in use, and turning off lights in unoccupied environments. However, it specifies a limit of 24 degrees for air conditioning, which may be inefficient for cooling server environments.
The measure, according to the Government, has become necessary due to a great drought that is devastating the country, depleting reservoirs and dams, and impacting its agribusiness and hydroelectric power generation systems, which make up 65% of the national supply.
A few months ago, the United States also faced a similar situation, when a broadcaster published a study of how datacenters use water for cooling their environments and what is the impact on regions facing unprecedented drought, especially in competition for water use with local residents themselves. At the end of May, some 43% of the country was experiencing drought conditions, with some regions reporting 50% or less than normal precipitation levels.
The extreme heat this year has raised important questions about the location of data centres, the cost of which takes into consideration the value of energy, the abundance of water and possible cooling methods to extend the life of the equipment.
But the cooling discussion is not new. For the past five decades, most data processing centres were cooled with pressurised air on raised floors. As equipment density increased, and server efficiency became temperature-dependent, other techniques were put in places, such as containment strategies with the implementation of cold aisles and hot aisles, or the construction of in-line cooling units with variable speed fans.
Depending on the geographical location of the data centre, and the season of the year, it is also possible to use free cooling by capturing the fresh outside air in ventilated ducts and directing the warm indoor air outside. Another method may be immersion cooling, where power transformer circuits are submerged in a dielectric fluid such as mineral oil. Such oil conducts heat but not electricity, so it does not damage the components and removes heat more efficiently than using air cooling.
Statista estimates that the number of worldwide data centers in 2021 is more than 7.5 million. Of those, 2.6 million, or 35%, are in the US, which consumed more than 90 billion KWh of electricity in 2017, equivalent to 34 power plants of 500 megawatts each. The UK and Germany come next on the list for a number of data centres, with 451 and 442 respectively. Next come Canada, the Netherlands, Australia, France and Japan. All these regions have been impacted by climate change, be it heat, cold, rising sea levels or even the danger of tsunamis.
In a 2018 paper entitled "Lights Out: Climate Change Risk to Internet Infrastructure" the author's used sea-level rise models superimposed on a map of datacenters and PoPs on US coasts and concluded that there are major vulnerabilities in buried fibre optic conductors and data centres in these areas. The study indicates that in 15 years, more than 6km of fibre will be underwater and more than 1,100 datacentres will be surrounded by water. The most affected areas will be, according to them, New York, Miami and Seattle.
Drought caused by climate change has hit the world hard over the last 20 years. And the impact on data centre sustainability has been felt and mitigated, with discussions and implementations of new and more efficient energy uses the search for renewable energy sources, better water and waste management, and planning for resilience to extreme weather events.
A 15 MW data centre, for example, can consume more than 1.36 million litres of water per day. So some data centres have deployed creative cooling solutions. Google's Hamina data centre in Finland uses seawater from the Finnish Gulf to cool its environments. Another technique used is rainwater harvesting and evaporative cooling systems. In Oregon, Amazon plans to use its water waste to irrigate farmland around the city of Umatilla.
And in the Netherlands there are companies installing a system called Kyotocooling to achieve equivalent cooling rates at a fraction of the energy consumption. "The Kyoto disk is a cold, slow, rotating wheel constructed from an aluminium plate. Half of the wheel rotates in the cool outside air and the other half in the warm air of the server room. Thermal energy is absorbed and stored in the aluminium before being released to the outside air when the wheel has rotated through 180°. The cold energy, which is absorbed and stored by the heat exchanger plates outside, is then released into the servers environment."
Despite the technological evolution and the exercise of creativity, and that some large companies have adopted important measures to reduce the consumption of natural resources, there is still a great concern with a carbon footprint. The world data centres consume 2% of the energy produced in the globe and contribute to 2% of the CO2 emissions, equivalent to all the global airlines together. In other words, it is a vicious circle. So it is high time that all corporations that manage data centres think beyond profit for the economy and join their efforts with those of local governments to further reduce their environmental impact, including their carbon footprint, creating more sustainable businesses and imposing less risk on local communities.
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Carrie Underwood rose to fame as the winner of the fourth season of American Idol in 2005, and has since become one of the most successful artists in any musical genre. Her achievements led her to be inducted into the Grand Ole Opry in 2008 and into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in 2009. She has won numerous music awards, including 7 Grammy Awards, 17 Billboard Music Awards, 12 Academy of Country Music Awards and 9 American Music Awards. Recognized by Rolling Stone as the female vocalist of her generation in any genre, by Time as one of the 100 most influential people in the world and by Billboard as Country Music's reigning Queen, Underwood is the only solo country artist in the 2000s to have a number one hit on the Billboard Hot 100, the first and only country artist ever to debut at number one on the Hot 100 and, with 14 number one's, the woman with the most number one hits on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart — from 1991 to present — breaking her own Guinness Book record of ten.
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M.E. Highlighted At The 71st World Health Assembly
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The need for accelerated biomedical research, and training and education for health professionals, has been highlighted at the first-ever World Health Assembly side event focused on M.E.
Taking place last night in Geneva and held by the International Alliance for M.E. (IAFME), led by Action for M.E. and hosted by the Union for International Control (UICC), the aim of the event was to raise awareness and understanding of M.E. among international policy-makers, and to build connections with other public health organisations and individuals who support the IAFME's goal of achieving a global public health response to M.E.
Those attending were visibly shocked by a short screening from Jen Brea's award-winning documentary Unrest, showing the devastating impact of M.E. on people across the world. Afterwards, panel members Sonya Chowdhury, Prof Chris Ponting, Greg Perry and M.E. patient Steven offered their view on the challenges facing people affected by M.E., and those that support them, and the steps that must be taken to address these.
"It is not OK that people with M.E. are being told there is nothing wrong with them, whether that's one person, 100 people, or 35 million people – which is the latest estimated number of people with M.E., using data from a new research due to be published," said Sonya Chowdhury, Chief Executive, Action for M.E. "The universal health coverage championed by the World Health Organisation must include coverage for every single person. They must not turn their backs on one person with M.E., let alone 35 million."


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Each session is designed by Head of Hockey Development Andrew Dilworth, and led by our best senior Ottawa Senators Hockey Programs instructors, with a ratio of one instructor to a maximum of four players in order to allow for instant error detection and correction. Our focus is on game-changing skill development, through individualized feedback for every player. Video analysis will used as a tool to provide enhanced real-time feedback for players.
Through station work with other players of a similar skill level, participants will perfect the habits needed to succeed at the competitive level this season and beyond. Players will be coached on a personal level to enhance their individual skills such as passing, shooting, skating, and puck control. Some input from parents/players will be sought to determine the best curriculum for each participant.
Pro-rated sessions and drop in arrangements are available. To drop-in for a session, please register online under the "DROP" option for your specified division/date (drop-in options will be posted at a later date and are subject to limited availability). Participants are also able to register online while the course is in progress, as the online amount will continuously be updated to reflect the pro-rated cost for the remaining sessions (should space be available.) Please email or call us at [email protected] or 613-599-0222 with any questions.
To protect the competitive nature of this program, all applications are subject to review. Players competing at the House League "A" level this season are eligible to participate in Semi-Private sessions, but will be evaluated during their first on-ice session to ensure that they are a good fit for the program. Any players that do not meet the minimum skill requirements will be withdrawn from the program.
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Law is a set of rules that are enforced by social institutions and government officials. It shapes economics, politics, and history. Legal issues often arise when people face family issues, money issues, or problems at work.
The term law is sometimes defined as the art of justice. This definition has been used to describe the work of lawyers and legal philosophers. However, ordinary people may not emphasize these features.
The term law is also used to refer to a body of rules and norms that is promulgated as public knowledge. These include laws, regulations, and contracts. In the United States, these regulations are published in the Code of Federal Regulations.
Some of the most common legal issues are those related to money, immigration, and housing. Other issues include criminal laws, marriage and divorce, and employment rights.
Legal systems vary from country to country. In general, they can be separated into civil and common law systems. Common law systems are characterized by a doctrine of precedent, the notion that decisions of one court bind future decisions of other courts.
There are a number of differences between case law and law based on statutes. Case law is based on concrete facts and judicial decisions, while law based on statutes is written in an abstract manner.
Some people are concerned about the independence of the judiciary. They argue that legal institutions should be available to ordinary people and should be able to protect them from abuses of power by politicians and government officials.


World Cup Series Miami, día 2. En Nacra 17, Lange/Carranza trepan al tercer puesto.
It was a rich get richer sort of day at the 2019 Hempel World Cup Series Miami, and during each of the first two races for the Women's 49erFX fleet, Alex Maloney and Molly Meech (NZL) found themselves in very liquid situations—financially speaking—converting strong starts into race wins with relative ease.
The 49erFX is one of two Olympic classes that debuted at the 2016 Rio Games and the fleet continues to evolve as the sailors who were there from the beginning grow more comfortable with the nuances of skiff sailing and other talented sailors are lured in by the boat's easy speed and strict one-design class rules.
"The regatta really starts tomorrow with everyone in Gold Fleet," said Chris Barnard (USA) who is currently seventh.
Monika Mikkola (FIN) won the only Laser Radial race and is leading the fleet with two races in the books. But it's tight at the top. Mikkola is tied on points with Alison Young (GBR) and Zoe Thomson (AUS) is just a point behind that pair.
The light wind specialists in the Men's and Women's RS:X came to the forefront in challenging light breeze on Biscayne Bay.
In a variable 5- to 8-knot breeze, Gao grabbed the lead on the first upwind and never relinquished it, finishing more than 20 seconds ahead of Poland's Maciej Kluszczyński. The race win propels Gao up to first overall, one point ahead of Thomas Goyard (FRA) after three races.
London 2012 Olympic bronze medallist Zofia Noceti Klepacka (POL) also led the single Women's RS:X race from start to finish and moves up to second as a result. China also has a leader in the Women's fleet in the shape of Yunxiu Lu, who is on a run of three consecutive bronze medal finishes at international events, after she finished third behind Klepacka and Bryony Shaw (GBR).
The 27-boat Finn fleet were only able to sail one race in 6-8 knots of breeze. The phrase, "snakes and ladders," could not be more appropriate for the fleet as sailors shuffled throughout the race.
The Men's and Women's 470 were unable to get a race in today due to the light winds.


Where can I get help? We just loss everything we owned in a house fire including our beloved dogs, Rags our German Shepherd and Ryker our Pit Bull. We finally were able to secure an apartment, but have no furniture and can't seem to get help. We have nothing and every place I call sends me to another number. Everyone keeps passing the buck. We need help. Please.
Do you have Craigslist or Kijiji or another type of online "buy / sell" forum? Why not post ads?


It is rumoed she is coming to HSN. Please no couldn't stand watching her on QVC.
Well that's interesting. Lisa sure isn't everyone's cup of tea, but she is really really good at selling stuff. She "made me" buy many things over the years, some of which I really didn't want. LOL! I would definitely watch her again though if she came to HSN. She has a very smooth manner and a nice voice, never gets hysterical like some of them. My only complaint about her on air was that she was constantly looking at herself in the monitors, you could tell. That was distracting.
I rarely watch QVC anymore, but have to say over the years, Lisa Robertson was definitely my favorite and I enjoyed watching her, and especially the rapport she had with the guests. She's incredibly talented. I wish her the best of luck..
Puffer5565, I really doubt that "MS. THANG….LOL….LISA ROBERTSON" will be joining HSN. I totally agree with some other members that I could see her joining "EVINE" channel. Reading somewhere, Lisa's net worth is $5 million dollars and her salary was $1 million. WOW! Not too shabby. HSN would have to match those statistics. In 1990, she was named "THE U.S. PEARL PRINCESS" and served as a spokesperson for the Cultural Pearl Association of America and Japan. In October 2012, a magazine by the name of "MAIN LINE TODAY" named Lisa under a category topic: POWER WOMEN; LISA ROBERTSON. Twenty-one of the MAIN LINE'S most successful and influential women. Lisa should be into herself. She deserves everything she has stride for. Dang-it, give her credit. I would love to have her as a friend that I could call and hang-out with. Lisa would be a great friend to have because she comes out as loyal, positive, fun, big-hearted, and sincere. Last I read on news on her she was dating her personal trainer, Eddie. He is a little younger than her, divorced with two children. Now this …..I'm not too sure I could see her really be her interest????? Oh well, whatever makes her happy….she surely deserves. Let's not down an innocent person…..place energy elsewhere. Just my opinion.
I enjoyed watching Lisa through the years. She was very entertaining. I believe she did not leave on her own. Her contract was not renewed from what I have heard. She is definitely a prima donna and was probably very demanding. I heard that she required expensive security, lawyers, etc. She is very very self centered and absorbed and constantly takes photos of herself posing. That being said she was entertaining and that is why I watch TV especially shopping channels. I stopped watching QVC because of Shawn and all the talk about her personal problems. I am sure she couldn't care less about my personal problems and I am not the least bit interested in hers. All just my opinion.
Sometimes things happen that allow you to sit back and…take a look at your life and how happy you are with it. Although I loved seeing her on QVC…she did not appear happy. I believe that she did some soul searching…and decided to do something that will make her happy.
Whatever she does next…I do expect her to move to the next level. Given that expectation…HSN is not the place for her. I wish her well and the best of luck!
As I have said before..I was not Lisa fan..She was too much into herself..She was watchable most of the time..
Wonder if the "real" reason she left "Q"…was the constant pushing Shawn down everyone's throat???
Stalkers are usually caught after authorities are contacted. There's security details, cameras, all kinds of trackers and computer experts tracking these lunatics. I had a great alarm system in my home with cameras inside and out. I still have a great alarm system on every window and a camera front and back. It's intimidating no doubt and no way to enjoy life. I hope she moves and gets a fresh start but she is used to being in the public eye. Gosh, how tragic for her life letting these lowlifes provoke fear. I hope they catch this guy. He needs help. Or is there more than one?
I really like Lisa. it's sad that these stalkers took over her life her life for so long. I don't in anyway see her exposing herself again to that type of abuse so soon, so no she would not be coming to HSN as a host.
For those who do not know what Lisa suffered check out her recent interview with ABC News on GMA.
I too enjoyed Lisa. I felt she was one of the better hosts QVC had.
I love Lisa and would be thrilled to see her shine anywhere.
I always liked watching Lisa she was always well prepared fo her shows and had a great sense of humor.
I don't think HSN could afford Lisa. It is my understanding that when a host leaves they have to sign a non compete contract that covers 1 year. She is busy traveling, having many meetings in NY and just enjoying life. Lisa has made so much money from QVC she probably never has to work again. I think she will eventually hook up with one of the vendors on the Q in some type of capacity.
I had read she had become reclusive due to a stalker. It affected her in every aspect of her life. She was afraid to go out much. I thought this was perhaps the major reason she left QVC. Maybe it won't be as a host, perhaps a vendor if she pops up on HSN?


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Q: asp.net, how to serve static files I am a newbie to ASP.net and just can't find any documentation on how to serve static files on ASP.NET. I'm referring to files such as images/javascripts/jars/xls, etc...
To be a little clearer, I am not interested in serving files to the user, but rather to my javascripts, java applets, etc... So what I am looking for is a way to have handle specific GET requests with argument are return the files with appropriate MIME type.
Do you have any suggestions on the different ways to do this ?
Thanks a lot !

A: Use absolute or root-relative paths to avoid confusion in multi-level pages
in ASP.NET you can use a leading ~ to generate urls relative to the root of current site for most server-side controls, as in:
You can also use the ResolveUrl method (and other similar methods) to expand such paths without using server-side controls.
If you need to use those paths within your JS code you can do the below:
var JQueryPath=<%= Url.Content ("~/Img/myImage.jpg") %>"

for more info :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.control.resolveurl.aspx
Best practices, How to specify relative path for css,javascript and images files?

A: This is not really an ASP .NET issue, and more a job for IIS.
Don't make the mistake of assuming that you need to do everything with server controls.  If you just want people to be able to download these files, a simple link will do, and is actually preferable to using a server-side control.
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I agree with Massimiliano on expressing paths from the root.

A: If you installed IIS/ASP.NET from the Control Panel, you might not have turned on static Content.
You'll find a checkbox for it in the Control Panel, Turn Windows Features On or Off: World Wide Web Services/Common HTTP Features/Static Content

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"Edward Albee's At Home at the Zoo" Presents a Problematic Pairing in Electrifying Fashion | Village Voice
"Edward Albee's At Home at the Zoo" Presents a Problematic Pairing in Electrifying Fashion
by Laura Collins-Hughes
Katie Finneran (left) and Robert Sean Leonard capture the domestic menace of "Homelife." Joan Marcus
They had an understanding, Ann and Peter. All these years, married and comfortable with kids and cats and parakeets, they had an unspoken deal.
"We should talk," she says, coming barefoot into the living room, where he's reading some leaden tome. Maybe the phrase doesn't strike dread in his heart because he isn't paying much attention. Anyway, her tone is neutral enough. What could there possibly be to fear?
Words, actually. Words that, once she's uttered them, will roil the placid surface of their too-domesticated life, stirring up all the messy muck concealed underneath. And Peter doesn't do messy. Peter doesn't do out-of-control. Sitting in his armchair on a Sunday afternoon, his gingham shirt is neatly buttoned, his legs crossed in tan cotton pants.
But in Lila Neugebauer's electrifying revival of Edward Albee's At Home at the Zoo: Homelife & The Zoo Story at Signature Theater Company, Peter is in for a powerful jolt. Two, in fact, because this is Albee's stitched-together play: Its second half, The Zoo Story, is the piece that made Albee's name, on a Provincetown Playhouse double bill with Samuel Beckett, in 1960. The first half, Homelife, is a prequel that had its premiere in 2004. Peter, played here by a brilliantly cast Robert Sean Leonard, is the mild, middle-aged link between them.
If you, like me, never thought Homelife worked before; if you, like me, suspected The Zoo Story was too much of a period piece to retain a powerfully visceral performative charge, well, you're in for a jolt, too. Neugebauer — a protégée of James Houghton, Signature's late founder, who was a champion of Albee even when that wasn't fashionable — unlocks something essential in this production. Freeing the text from notions of how Albee should be staged, she does away with the chilly, cerebral distance that can feel so stilted; even the lighting, by Japhy Weideman, insists on greater warmth. Neugebauer lets the menace of the play arise from its animal wildness, the pleasure of it from its human comedy.
Neugebauer is in her element, and we are in Albee's. We know it as soon as we glimpse Andrew Lieberman's sleek modernist set, its walls and floor a mass of black-on-white abstract scribbles, as if Cy Twombly had taken up interior design. Up high, all is bright and clear; lower down, the lines become a dense, chaotic tangle. This is what Neugebauer so vibrantly excavates: The feral geography of human impulse and desire.
Keeping chaos at bay was what Ann and Peter both wanted, long ago, when they set out on their life together. So far it's been, in his estimation, "a smooth voyage on a safe ship."
"And isn't it frightening," she says — a statement, not a question.
"It is?" he asks.
Poor Peter, so tamed and civilized that even his imagination is under strict control. If he were a dog, he'd be a docile chocolate lab, content to sit by the hearth and gnaw on a favorite tennis ball. But Ann, in Katie Finneran's sprightly, dark-edged, laceratingly funny performance, is like a bird in a cage, eager to make a break for freedom outside. Stifled by her threat-free existence, in their apartment on the Upper East Side, she yearns for something savage and uncontained. As she begins to lay this out to Peter, he's startled by the coarseness of her language, and she reminds him that their children are nowhere near.
"Who's to hear?" she asks.
"Me?" he says.
"Oh, yeah? Then listen."
It's a stranger named Jerry who demands Peter's ear a while later, in The Zoo Story, after he takes his book and retreats alone to a bench in Central Park. "Do you mind if we talk?" Jerry says, and it's not really a request. Scruffy, disruptive, in jeans and a too-large T-shirt (costumes are by Kaye Voyce), Jerry has the kind of high-intensity presence that refuses to be ignored. Sly and unbalanced in a gorgeously kinetic performance by Paul Sparks, Jerry is a smart man with a clouded mind. He's aggressive, charismatic, and hilariously lethal with his put-downs — and, like Ann, has an avian air: ruffled feathers, cock of the walk.
Peter is too polite not to be the audience for Jerry, who talks less about his trip to the zoo than his recent vicious combat with his landlady's snarling dog, a creature he famously describes as "malevolence with an erection." Peter could hardly be more the inverse of that dog: so tamped-down sexually that (as he's told Ann, to her helpless amusement) his "penis seems to be… retreating." He is the one unflashy character in this muscular, fully flexed play, and Leonard imbues him with surprising glimmers of poignancy.
Albee, who died in 2016, told me in an interview shortly before Homelife premiered that fans of The Zoo Story had been asking him for decades what happened to Peter after his encounter with Jerry in the park. Albee refused to supply an answer. This thrilling, illuminating production has me wishing, for the first time, that he had.
Edward Albee's At Home at the Zoo
Pershing Square Signature Center
signaturetheatre.org
Through March 18


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In all (all I know) albums of rush, you can see somewhere on the cover: "Brought to you by the letter R". R can be another letter depending of the album. You can see it on the cover, or at the end of the lyrics, or somewhere else.
In an interview with Alex Lifeson (I think it was the Story of Kings interview CD), Lifeson said that the letters mean nothing. He said in retrospect, they should have made it form a word or something. Also, in one album (Signals?) he mentioned the Omega Syndrome...that referred to a woodworking project.
You're thinking of "The Omega Concern."


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Today, we honor Bob's contributions in several ways. The Robert J. Kutak Foundation awards annual Kutak Dodds prizes with the National Legal Aid and Defenders Association to honor legal aid attorneys, public defenders, and public interest advocates.
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I am trying to make after 4 times 1/2 with a 3 sort of above but in Numerical Expressions form.
Your question does not make sense Nickolas.
Perhaps you can fix it?
7 + (10 − 4)2 ÷ 4 × 1/2 2 so we first take care of the parenthasses.
Nicholas, you need to learn to express yourself properly.
The black numbers are fine and so is the writing at the end BUT what are the two red 2s supposed to mean?
Please let Nickolas answer this question.
I was saying two is the numerical expression but I did not put two in words..
Is one of these what you want?
Are either of those right? If not can you try to explain what is different.
Melody, thank you for clarifying the question.
Now i'm confused how did the second division symbol get there???
Multiplying by 1/4 means dividing by 4.
Firstly Nickolas you need to learn the correct notation.
If you cannot write in Latex like I have then here are a couple of alternate correct methods.
See how ^ means 'to the power of'.
and how divide and fractions are really the same thing. Yea I know it is a bit confusing.
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4) Addition and Subtraction, left to right.
If you do not full understand some of these steps then you probably need to do a lot of work on basic fractions.
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Stayed Awake all Night - The Best of Krokus è la prima raccolta ufficiale dei Krokus, pubblicata dalla casa discografica Arista Records nel 1989.

Il titolo di questa raccolta prende il nome dal omonimo brano, cover dei Bachman-Turner Overdrive, contenuto nel disco Headhunter. L'album contiene una selezione di dieci tracce provenienti dagli album di maggior successo della band, quelli prodotti dalla Arista Records: si va dal brano Long Stick Goes Boom, presente sull'album One Vice at a Time del 1982, fino a School's Out, cover di Alice Cooper inserita nell'album Change of Address del 1986.

Tracce

Album di provenienza
 tracce 3,5 da One Vice at a Time, (1982).
 tracce 1,2,4,8 da Headhunter, (1983).
 tracce 6,7,9 da The Blitz, (1984).
 traccia 10 da Change of Address, (1986).

Collegamenti esterni

Album pubblicati dall'Arista Records

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Computer Scientist Who Outed J.K. Rowling's Pseudonym Uses Program To Preserve Writers' Anonymity
By Sarah Boden • Dec 11, 2018
Lead investigator Patrick Juola previously created software that identified that Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling used the pseudonym Robert Galbraith.
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The Pittsburgh Tech Report for December 11, 2018.
A computer scientist at Duquesne University is working to develop software that strips unique words and phrases from a piece writing to preserve anonymity for the author.
Each person has an individual style of speaking and writing, said Patrick Juola, one of the project's lead researchers.
"Some people use bigger words than other people," Juola said. "But it's not necessarily a very good indicator by itself, partly because most people use words of about average length."
Duquesne University undergraduate David Berdik and computer science professor Patrick Juola.
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Juola, who directs Duquesne's Evaluating Variations in Language Lab, said the software will take into consideration more than 1 million factors such as sentence structure and preferred prefixes. It will then analyze all these idiosyncrasies in tandem and remove identifiable features.
But who would need such a tool?
"If you were an anonymous whistle blower, like the person who wrote that op-ed for the New York Times about the resistance within the Trump Administration," said Juola. "If we could have a genuinely anonymous way of communicating, then that would encourage people to come forward and increase corporate and governmental transparency."
(Juola said he doesn't think Vice President Mike Pence is the letter's writer, citing linguists who believe the word "lodestar" was used as a red herring.)
While it might protect whistleblowers, there may be more nefarious uses for the program.
"Possibly this could be used for plagiarism," said undergrad researcher David Berdik. "Say I take a fellow student's paper and want to submit it to a teacher or professor. I just run it through this program and it could change it up."
This project builds on Juola's previous work: he also created software that identifies anonymous authors that was famously used to reveal that "Harry Potter" author J. K. Rowling also used the pseudonym Robert Galbraith.
The work is being done with a $300,000 grant from the National Science Foundation. Juola said he hopes to field test the new software in the next three years.
90.5 WESA receives funding from Duquesne University.
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'A Matter Of Faith:' How Catholic Holidays Are Affected By Ongoing Clergy Sex Abuse Investigations
By Megan Harris & Kiley Koscinski • Dec 10, 2018
90.5 WESA's "The Confluence" for Monday, Dec. 10, 2018
The state Supreme Court ruled to permanently shield the names of 11 unidentified priests listed in a grand jury report detailing decades of child sex abuse, citing Pennsylvania's unique right to reputation.
Study: Homes In Majority Black Neighborhoods Worth Less Than Comparable Homes In White Ones
By Virginia Alvino Young • Dec 10, 2018
Homes in Pittsburgh's majority black neighborhoods are worth less than comparable homes in white neighborhoods, according to a new study by the Brookings Institution.
Reimagining The Gateway To Bloomfield
By Margaret J. Krauss • Dec 5, 2018
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In Bloomfield, at the confluence of four roads, one bridge, and 11 lanes of traffic, there stands a grocery store. Some see an invaluable resource in the Bloomfield ShurSave IGA, others an underused space, and some, an opportunity—the future is in the eye of the beholder. As well as that of any future developer.