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Study: 'Broadway' theater viable in Sandy
A developer is on board; critics say downtown SLC better-suited
By Rosemary Winters
Article Last Updated: 02/20/2008 09:30:03 AM MST
Big Broadway musicals like "The Lion King" and "Wicked" could come to this southern Salt Lake Valley suburb.
A study released Tuesday says Sandy - fed by the Salt Lake area market - could support a 2,500-seat theater. And a developer has offered to build the $50 million playhouse.
Will Sandy also welcome the cursing soldiers of "Miss Saigon" and murderous chorus girls of "Chicago"?
At least one City Council member wants performances that promote "family values" to come to Sandy.
"We are not going to be a Las Vegas environment," said Councilman Dennis Tenney.
Utah County-based developer Scott McQuarrie approached Sandy last year about building a 2,500-seat theater as part of a $500 million mixed-use development he has planned near City Hall, said Sandy Mayor Tom Dolan.
Sandy plans to subsidize the playhouse's construction with the new property taxes generated by the development. The city does not need additional funding from Salt Lake County, but would be happy to partner with the county if it is interested, Dolan noted.
The theater would become a city-owned facility through a lease-to-own agreement with the developer. Sandy is now soliciting proposals from companies interested in operating and booking the venue.
Dolan said it won't be the city's role to regulate the content of performances.
Sandy's study, completed by Webb Management Services Inc. for $19,000, concluded that the city's mostly educated, affluent and middle-aged population is a prime market for art performances.
But some argue the state's first big, Broadway roadhouse should be built in Salt Lake City, which also is plotting such a facility.
"We support it going into downtown Salt Lake City where it can be successful," said Salt Lake Chamber President Lane Beattie, who noted past research has shown that suburban playhouses founder without the "synergy" spawned by multiple attractions in an urban center.
Broadway in Sandy "just won't" take off, he said.
"Their only hope of success is that in some way they can convince people they will build it first . . . and Salt Lake never builds one."
Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker vows to continue with plans to build a downtown theater, his spokeswoman Helen Langan said Tuesday.
Currently, some Broadway hits make it to the Capitol Theatre and Kingsbury Hall, but many pass over Salt Lake City for bigger venues.
"For over a decade we've said there is a need for a new, larger Broadway theater in the Salt Lake market . . . We're not surprised if [Sandy's] study says the same thing," said Steve Boulay, president of New Space Entertainment, which presents Broadway Across America in Utah.
Boulay, however, would not pick a side in the Sandy versus Salt Lake City debate.
Salt Lake County also is conducting a study to see where a large playhouse would best fit.
The county had retained Webb Management but fired the consulting firm after learning it was preparing a study for Sandy.
Webb Management recommended that the Sandy theater be operated as a commercial venture, predicting it could be run that way without need for an ongoing public subsidy.
The New York-based consulting firm, which also worked with Theater Consultants Collaborative on the report, said the theater's use by nonprofit groups should be kept to a minimum.
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Sandy's Broadway-style theater study suggests:
* The playhouse could attract 80 performances per year.
* The facility could be rented out for 30 nonprofit, community and private events per year.
* Annual revenue generated would be $6.1 million.
* Annual operating expenses would be just under $6.1 million, generating a net income of $23,222.
* Theater goers would spend $3.8 million annually at surrounding businesses.
Source: City of Sandy
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The 2019 Hollywood Fringe Festival commences June 13-30, but official registration begins Feb 1. Venue workshops have begun at Thymele Arts, moderated by Outreach Director Ellen Den Herder. There is also a planned Town Hall, hosted by Festival Director Ben Hill on Sat, Jan 26, 2-4 pm at Lounge Theatre, that will focus on everything one needs to know about registering for Fringe. For more information, go to the HFF's "All About Registration" support page.
Actor Sam Waterston is joining Scandal co-stars Joshua Malina, Jeff Perry, and Bellamy Young for a one-night-only, all-star reading of Fountain Theatre's staging of Ms. Smith Goes to Washington, written and directed by Stephen Sachs, at Los Angeles City Hall on Jan 24.
Ruskin Group Theatre in Santa Monica will present the premiere of The Joy Wheel, following the travails of a once-loving couple, "pulled in different directions as the winds of change blow through their hometown of Joy, Illinois." Written by Ian McRae, directed by Jason Alexander. Stars Dann Florek, Lee Garlington, Gina Hecht, and Maury Sterling. Opens Feb 15.
Boni B. Alvarez's America Adjacent is premiering at Skylight Theatre in Hollywood, directed by Jon Lawrence Rivera. In pursuit of the American Dream, six pregnant Filipina women risk everything to secure a better life for their unborn children. Stars Evie Abat, Angela T. Baesa, Toni Katano, Hazel Lozano, Samantha Valdellon, Sandy Velasco, and Arianne Villareal. Opens Feb 16.
Celebration Theatre presents the first show of its 2019 season, the L.A. premiere of Born To Win, focusing on a mom's head-on competition at a child's beauty pageant. Written by Matthew Wilkas and Mark Setlock, directed by Michael Matthews, choreography by Janet Roston. Stars Drew Droege, Wilkas, Juliane Chidi Hill, and Daiva Dupree. Opens Feb 15 at Celebration Theatre @ the Lex Theatre in Hollywood.
Actors Co-op presents Anna Karenina, "a fast-paced, eight-person examination of love, adultery, and marriage," adapted by Helen Edmundson from the classic novel by Leo Tolstoy. Directed by Heather Chesley. Opens Feb 8 at Crossley Theatre (on the campus of the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood) in Hollywood.
International City Theatre opens its 34th season with the jukebox musical, Life Could Be A Dream, written and created by Roger Bean. Cast includes Rodd Farhadi, J. Thomas Miller, Josey Montana McCoy, Trevor Shor, and Marisa Matthews. Directed by Jamie Torcellini, with musical direction by Bill Wolfe. Opens Feb. 22 in the Long Beach Performing Arts Center.
In celebration of Black History Month, Sophina Brown is producing a revival of August Wilson's Two Trains Running, set in 1969 in the Pittsburgh Hill District, where a restaurant's regulars struggle to cope with the turbulence of a world that is rapidly changing around them. Directed by Michele Shay. Opens Feb 2 as a guest production at Matrix Theatre in Hollywood.
Thursday Night Theater Club will present Bernard Pomerance's 1979 Tony winner, The Elephant Man, based on the life of Joseph Merrick, at the El Portal Theatre MainStage in NoHo. Directing is Robyn Cohen, featuring a cast of 12. Opens Mar 21.
Sketches Eleven, the Long Beach Playhouse's 6th annual collaborative with Held2gether improv troupe, offers an evening of comedy directed by the troupe's founder/creative director, Darren Held. Opens Feb 28 in the Long Beach Playhouse Studio Theatre.
Coffee Gallery Backstage is hosting its recurring Off My Head Storytelling, hosted and produced by Ty Fance. Featured storytellers are Ruby Cooper, Nate Craig, Anthony Griffith, Katya Duft, Oscar Sagastume, and Pam Noles. Jan 31 only.
Story Salon, the longest running weekly solo storytelling venue in L.A., holds its monthly theme night on the last Wednesday of the month, Jan 30 at the Art Parlor in Valley Village. Hosted by founder Beverly Mickens and comic Dan Farren.
Playwright Brian Letscher discusses the West Coast premiere production of his play, Smart Love, starring Melissa Weber Bales, Zachary Grant, and Michael Mantell, directed by Elina de Santos. Runs through Feb 24 at Pacific Resident Theatre in Venice.
Julio Martinez hosts Arts in Review, celebrating the best in theater and cabaret in the Greater Los Angeles area, airing Fridays (2-2:30 pm), on KPFK 90.7FM.


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A new hearing for Carlton Gary, the man who now sits on DEATH ROW convicted of 3 of the 7 Columbus Stocking Strangling victims, is on the 12th of January, 2017.
The contents of the book will be released from the publisher to Amazon on Friday, the 13th. Those who participated in these killings will appreciate the efforts made to accomplish and align with this date.
Stay tuned Columbus…truth is stranger than fiction!
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Community made celebration a success (Letter to the Editor ~ 07/10/09)
To the Editor: For many of us, watching the weather report on July 4 brought a lot of mixed emotions. We needed a good and steady rain, but we had a community celebration planned and rain was not in our forecast. As the day began we found a near record number of people participating in the annual Mike Rokicki walk/run. ...
Allstate honors Welker for performance (Local News ~ 07/10/09)
Allstate Insurance Company has recognized Allstate exclusive agency owner Matthew Welker with the Inner Circle Conference award for high standards in customer satisfaction, customer retention and profitable business growth. The Matthew Welker Agency is among only 2 percent of insurance agencies and personal financial representatives for Allstate nationally to reach this level of achievement, based on sales for auto, property, commercial, power sports insurance and financial services...
Azelie R. Stuckey (Local News ~ 07/10/09)
Azelie R. Stuckey, 86, of Cloverdale died on Thursday, July 9, 2009 at Asbury Towers in Greencastle. She was born on Feb. 18, 1923 in El Paso, Texas and was the daughter of the late Lawrence J. and Ella Chase O'Donnell Roberts. Mrs. Stuckey was a homemaker, a founding member of the St. Jude Catholic Church in Spencer, graduate of University of Texas at El Paso, member of Chi Omega Sorority and had been employed at the Cloverdale Nursing Home and Cloverdale Dairy Queen...
Civil trial bumps Lauderdale's sentencing (Local News ~ 07/10/09)
A new sentencing date has been set for an Indianapolis woman who attempted to pass drugs to an inmate at the Putnamville Correctional Facility. Lynette Lauderdale, 22, was slated to be sentenced on July 2. Due to a civil jury trial that began July 1 and was expected to last several days, her sentencing was reset for July 16...
Sentencing set for Putnamville inmate (Local News ~ 07/10/09)
A Putnamville Correctional Facility inmate will be sentenced on Aug. 6 for charges related to trafficking. Charles E. Archey, 23, was serving a five-year prison sentence at Putnamville on armed robbery, carrying a handgun without a license, resisting law enforcement and residential entry charges out of Marion County when he was accused of trafficking drugs and other contraband with Shakeya R. Webb, 20, of Indianapolis...
Bartley headed back to prison (Local News ~ 07/10/09)
A Greencastle woman who violated the terms of her home detention is headed to prison. Lori Bartley, 45, was sentenced on Jan. 11 to a three-year Department of Correction sentence on a Class D felony possession of cocaine charge that dated back to September 1998. Bartley and another woman, Dana Michelle Trojan, 41, were arrested and charged with Class B felony dealing in cocaine, Class D felony possession of cocaine and Class A possession of paraphernalia...
Bodnarick, Briones lead cast as McFadden makes directorial debut (Local News ~ 07/10/09)
"Mark of Cain" opened Thursday and runs July 10, 11 and 15-18 at the Putnam County Playhouse. All performances begin at 8 p.m. and all tickets are $9. "Mark of Cain" was written by Peter Colley. Keith Bodnarick, who had a leading role in "I'll be Back Before Midnight," appears in this play as a Sean O'Neal, a man on the verge of a nervous breakdown who takes his wife to the family cabin in a remote area...
Lanie set to leave council (Local News ~ 07/10/09)
Greencastle Mayor Sue Murray informed the Banner Graphic Thursday of having received the resignation letter of councilman-at-large John Lanie. Lanie has served on the board since 2003, when he served the remainder of the term of the late Mike Rokicki. He was elected to his second term in 2007...
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Noise: A Human History of Sound and Listening, by David Hendy, discusses our societal relationship with sound, and it's been on my book shelf for a year after being handed down by a friend. I recently walked away from purchasing a different book about the art of listening, and decided to come back to this gift.
Whether I chose to pick up the book I had, or purchase the book I was drawn to, the message of listening was clear. Turn to your internal guidance to listen as an ongoing practice.
Very early on, Noise discusses our relationship to sound in caves. Imagine that. As they explain, the meaning of the word 'cave' has a lot of reasoning behind why the Louisville Salt Cave may resonate with people today.
In Latin, and many European languages, the word cave means to 'to hide'. In Old Irish, the translation means 'silence' and in Old Welsh it means 'dream'.
As we enter October, and the weather finally seems appropriate for the calendar, we may like to fall into a more gentle season. The turning point from summer to fall provides softening and an opportunity to bring more cooling Yin presence from the summer's heated Yang energy.
According to Artisan Aromatics, our essential oil supplier, the Autumnal season is that of the metal element, which addresses many respiratory challenges. Some practitioners suggest that it is beneficial to move these energies through physical bodywork such as breath work, QiGong, and yoga. We are offering some of these classes this month at the Cave.
We would love for you to join us this month for time to hide or dream or enjoy silence in the cave while you work toward better respiratory health. And if you'd like to move that energy, please call us to sign up for one of our classes. These practitioners are some of the best in Louisville and offer a very unique and intimate experience to help tap into your inner stability and balance, as shared in this month's Power Path Forecast.
My goal is to provide a space where you can gently access your most vulnerable self. I truly believe our world will heal as each one of us heals individually. Namaste.


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LOS ANGELES TIMES -- The symptoms of West Nile virus are like portents from a vintage Hitchcock film: There is the whine of mosquitoes. Crows fall dead from the sky; horses sicken.
Panic spreads and a tabloid fever grips the land. In Texas, the virus left its calling card for the first time when an infected grackle dropped dead last month near San Antonio. Within days, birds in Oklahoma and South Dakota started dying. This week, horses in Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and New Mexico were stricken.
The virus -- virtually unknown in the Western hemisphere three years ago -- is poised to leap the barrier of the Rocky Mountains into California.
As the largest outbreak yet of West Nile Virus reaches its predicted peak during the next two weeks, medical authorities acknowledge that the disease is spreading more quickly than they expected. The virus has infected birds and mammals, including humans, in 37 states, nearly doubling its known territory this year.
Yet in the grand scheme of disease, West Nile virus may be a bit player.
Most people infected with the virus may never even realize they are ill. A mild infection may confer lifelong immunity, researchers said.
In areas of Africa where the disease is endemic, it is a mild childhood malady that almost never develops serious consequences, said Dr. Lyle Petersen, an infectious disease expert at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.
Indeed, public health officials in New York City, the epicenter of the first U.S. outbreak of West Nile virus in 1999, so far have reported only four cases of the disease this summer, suggesting that people are becoming acclimated to the disease.
As the national immune system adjusts, the virus may fall back into the obscurity of wildlife diseases, several public health experts said.
Just as thousands of tourists visiting the Channel Islands safely coexist with deer mice infected with the deadly hanta virus, so people may learn to live with the low risk of West Nile virus.
Backpackers in 15 states, mostly in the West, routinely risk contact with flea-infested animals harboring the bubonic plague or tularemia without worrying unduly about the handful of human cases reported every year.
If the virus behaves like related diseases such as St. Louis encephalitis and California encephalitis, which also are harbored in birds and transmitted by mosquitoes, it will fade into the sporadic background noise of public health.
Consider St. Louis encephalitis. The St. Louis variety has been common in the Midwest, with 128 cases reported nationally in an average year. It has been almost a generation since the last major human outbreak of the disease.
By that pattern, the next human outbreak of West Nile virus may not be nearly so severe or so widespread, CDC experts said. It could be a decade or more before the next notable outbreak occurs.
In fact, there were no major outbreaks of West Nile virus anywhere in the world between 1975 and the mid-1990s.


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I will be watching Frontline this evening on PBS as a documentary on fraud within the mortgage industry airs. This show, The Untouchables, will interview a number of mortgage due diligence underwriters.
What did they have to say? This 5-minute Frontline preview says a lot, including ….
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6tag Instagram client gets new blur and collage tools, ultra dark theme and more in v2.0
6tag, the unofficial Instagram client for Windows Phone, has now far exceeded the official app on iOS and Android
What better way to start the weekend than with a huge update for 6tag, the popular Instagram client for Windows Phone? Version 2.0 went live in the Store this morning and we have all the details for you.
At this point, 6tag is no longer playing catch up to the official Instagram app found on iOS and Android, it's surpassing it. That's especially the case with version 2.0 as it adds features that are not found in the official offering, making the app even more special. Here's what's new...
6tag v2.0 changelog
Create collage with a lot of customization
Blur your pictures using your finger
Posts can be displayed in full screen
New color theme: full dark color
Save your pictures on your phone in high quality when you post (up to 2048x2048)
Upload pictures using the new Instagram and better picture quality (640x640 instead of 612x612)
That's a whole lot of new features. The full dark color makes everything black on the device, resulting in a highly contrastive look that many of you will enjoy. The previous dark theme is now a hybrid dark-light and the original light theme is of course still there.
The ability to blur photos with your finger and create collages (both demonstrated in our hands on video, above), is truly unique and nullifies the need for external apps to 6tag. That should make creating new Instagram posts a lot more enjoyable and more importantly, allow Windows Phone users to have an advantage over the iPhone and Android devices.
The other features, including saving HQ photos from your posts and slightly higher resolution images, are just icing on the cake.
Over all, 6tag keeps getting better and better with each update. It's more powerful now than the official app and we imagine that will keep happening with further updates.
Update: For those having crashing issues using the collage feature, Rudy explains:
"Windows Phone closes app when it uses too much memory, an improved collage feature has been submitted two hours ago using 10 times less memory"
So expect a minor bug fix update in the coming days to fix that.
Grab 6tag, version 2.0, here in the Store for free. Windows Phone 8 only.
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Fried Rice Noodles with Chicken (Kuay Teow Kua Gai) - This is a favorite menu of many people. With a mellow taste and nice smell of the dish. We guarantee for delicious. You should not miss at all.
1. Fry garlic with oil. Put sweet radish down, follow by chicken.
2. When the chicken cooked. Add squid to fry, followed by eggs.
3. Crush eggs around the pan. Add noodles and season with spices.
4. Add sprouts and stir. Followed by chopped onion. Arrange on a plate and ready to eat.
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Ora et labora (pray and work) is the guiding rule for monks and nuns in France's many monasteries, who produce handmade, unique goodies to eat and drink, as well as traditional handicrafts. Usually, you'd need to trek into the mountains to buy their wares, but thanks to this boutique, you can nab a bottle of artisanal chartreuse, a jar of tomato jam, or hand-made beeswax candles right in the middle of Paris. A specialty: home herb teas and remedies recommended by none other than Hildegarde von Bingen, the 12th-century German saint.


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Bharat Biotech's COVID-19 shot safe, produced immune response in early human trial, study shows
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A health worker receives a COVID-19 vaccine at a government Hospital in Mumbai, India, Jan 19, 2021.Rafiq Maqbool/The Associated Press
Indian drugmaker Bharat Biotech's coronavirus vaccine, which has been authorized for use in the country, proved safe and produced an immune response in a small group of adults aged 18 to 55, according to a study published in The Lancet medical journal.
The vaccine, developed with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), is being evaluated in a separate 25,800 person trial, which started in November. Bharat Biotech said on Friday 13,000 people participating in the late-stage trial had been given the second dose.
The interim data published in the journal included three different vaccine formulations and a placebo group among 375 adults.
Two formulations of the vaccine, called COVAXIN, have been selected for more advanced stages of testing and further efficacy trials are warranted, the report said.
COVAXIN is an inactivated vaccine that introduces dead virus into the body to trigger an immune response.
This is the first peer reviewed data for the vaccine that has come under scrutiny after widespread criticism over the lack of transparency on the approval process for the shot.
The vaccine was granted emergency approval by the drugs controller general of India this month along with another vaccine, Covishield, developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University.
India, which has reported the highest number of coronavirus infections after the United States, kicked off its own vaccination drive on Saturday in what the government called the "world's largest vaccination program."
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I have had some snakes from Mesozoic without issue.
Dehydration can be a factor. Shipping can be very dehydrating, and milksnakes easily dry out, especially young ones. I would keep the snake in a deli cup for awhile. Before putting it in its cup, soak it in about 1/4 inch or less (no more) of tepid water in a small container for 5 minutes or so, with one edge of the container just barely over a heat pad. This works really well to rehydrate snakes.
That with nutribac usually solves issues. If it is a physical trauma, like ingested bedding, still do the above, as it cannot hurt.
Caging for milksnakes should have little ventilation and no overhead heat lamps. There are ways to use heat lamps without dehydrating the snake, but the standard pet store way with an all-screen top is not bueno for a milksnake. Not sure how you are keeping it, just putting the info out there.
Pic shows a milk soaking in like 1/8 inch of water. You can tell how hydrated she got, nice and vibrant when hydrated. When I got her, she was dull and dry.


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Boeing's Starliner astronaut capsule won't be launching to the International Space Station until it's gone through "deeper-level troubleshooting" to fix an issue with stuck propulsion system valves, according to a press release from the company. That troubleshooting means removing the capsule from the Atlas V rocket it's been coupled to and bringing it back to Boeing's facility.
The spacecraft's initial launch attempt late last month was scrubbed hours before liftoff after engineers noticed a group of fuel valves in the Starliner's propulsion section weren't positioned as programmed. That valve issue, whose cause remains a mystery, is the latest engineering predicament to curse Starliner nearly two years after the capsule failed its first attempt to reach the space station in 2019.
With a clear fix to the valve issue still elusive, having to take Starliner back to the hangar will push Boeing's plans to launch this month off the table, and a logjam of other scheduled flights could extend the delay by several months. According to Boeing VP John Vollmer, the company will "continue to work the issue from the Starliner factory and have decided to stand down for this launch window to make way for other national priority missions." The new launch date will have to be jointly decided by NASA, Boeing, and the United Launch Alliance after the issue with the valves has been found and fixed.
Boeing will "continue to work the issue from the Starliner factory"
Starliner's mission, called Orbital Flight Test 2 or OFT-2, would be a roughly ten-day test mission without any humans aboard. It's poised to launch from Florida atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket, fly to the space station, demonstrate a clean docking procedure, and stay docked for roughly ten days before returning back to Earth. It's a do-over of its first attempt in December 2019, when a hodgepodge of software glitches prevented it from reaching the space station and forced an early return two days after launch.
Boeing has said software isn't to blame for Starliner's new valve problem, and indicated in past statements that it's a more complex hardware issue. Aerojet Rocketdyne, which supplied Starliner's propulsion system that the valves are a part of, is working with Boeing and NASA to get to the bottom of the issue.
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» Did you feel it? An early morning 4.0 magnitude earthquake centered off the coast of Ventura County shook the region, and was felt as far east as Lancaster. [CBS LA]
» California may lose a seat in Congress due to the 2020 census. Experts note the tens of thousands of California residents who have migrated to Arizona, Texas, and Colorado–all states that may gain representatives after the count. [Los Angeles Times]
» An O.C. prosecutor has accused that county's sheriff of hiding a damaging report to bolster his 2018 campaign. Sheriff Don Barnes denies the allegations. [Orange County Register]
» Former San Antonio mayor and Obama-era housing secretary Julián Castro has pulled the plug on his presidential campaign. On Thursday morning he tweeted, "It's with profound gratitude to all of our supporters that I suspend my campaign for president today. I'm so proud of everything we've accomplished together. I'm going to keep fighting for an America where everyone counts—I hope you'll join me in that fight." As the 45-year-old departs, three candidates in their 70s lead the race. [The New York Times]
» A man has died in a fall suffered inside the Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX. Paramedics pronounced the 27-year-old dead at the scene. [CBS Los Angeles]
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Unlike past decades ending with clear hope or clear dread, this has been the Center Cannot Hold Decade, ending with a question unlikely to be answered before November 3. With the planet and civilization in the balance, much of the decade's best TV and cinema seemed to capture either a sense of things coming apart or a struggle to keep them together. Here are some of the best.
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Chino's dominance can't be confined to Southern California. The juggernaut softball team that claimed its second consecutive CIF-SS Division 2 championship on Saturday, was named the Division 2 state softball team of the year by Cal-Hi Sports. Here is the photo gallery from the historic 4-0 win over Lakewood.
Chino finished fourth in the state rankings last season, but a season that included just two one-run losses vaulted the Cowgirls to the top. And they're not done yet. Utah-bound pitcher Miranda Viramontes will return for her senior season along with four freshman who played prominent roles this season.
Mission Viejo, one of the two teams to which Chino lost during the regular season – Viramontes, however, didn't pitch in the Cowgirls' 7-6 loss March 9 – was the overall state No. 1 entering the playoffs. The No. 1 seed in Division 2 fell to Ayala. Coincidentally, Ayala was the last local team to end the season as Cal-Hi Sports' overall No. 1 team in the state when a Jessica Hall-led squad won a CIF title.
CIF-SS Division 1 champion Corona Santiago won top honors in the state this season. Below is a complete list of all-time Cal-Hi Sports state softball teams of the year.


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The energy trilemma comes back to bite!
Suddenly, the much talked about 'energy trilemma' has been given renewed impetus.
Carbon emissions and climate change, highlighted by the COP26 Conference in November 2021 have now given additional focus on renewable energy as Europe rushes to replace Russian oil and gas.
The resulting eye-watering increases in energy costs for consumers and industry are leading to increased poverty in the hardest hit parts of our communities, together with rising inflation and challenges to European industries to remain competitive in global markets where other regions have access to cheaper energy supplies.
All the while, energy security is under the dual focus of loss of dispatchable and storable fossil fuels and high profile cyber attacks. These include the collapse of the Vodafone network in Portugal after a hacking operation, disabling of thousands of modems though an attack on the management plane of the ViaSat network, and reports of the Israeli Pegasus Software being infiltrated into UK Government Electronic Devices to spy on high profile politicians.
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These events throw a spotlight on the need for utilities to have access to highly available and extremely secure operational telecoms networks to monitor and control their increasingly dynamic energy networks. With intermittent renewable energy sources being connected at all levels of electricity transmission and distribution networks, often in remote locations, the challenge in managing the electricity networks on a second-by-second basis has never been more pressing.
EUTC Groups, Policy Papers and responses to consultations by public bodies seek to explain the complex technical requirements for these services in readily understandable terms, drawing attention to the urgency of the task. Access to suitable spectrum for dedicated radio systems is vital in some instances, but a wealth of technology is needed, ideally using ecosystems aligned to international standards to ensure the lowest cost to consumers of delivering the services. This also provides a large and consistent market for European Manufacturers as a springboard to address world-wide markets.
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Honestly, I might rest a bit, today. It is Sunday, after all.
Rebecca sends AL some fan-art!
Mere hours after his first appearance, and Michael Fernie's relative (Rebecca) has submitted the first FanArt of the Shoebox's AI buddy, AL.
The AI for Shoebox games is given the name "AL"
This morning, I posted a picture with Greenie at the side of the Four in-a Row board, and wondered if I should attempt to integrate Greenie into the game, somehow.
Added a trashcan to allow you to erase the scores of the selected game mode.
The latest sounds have been added to the Shoebox framework, along with a bunch of tweaks to various games to account for the new sounds.
In addition, I've now added a trashcan to the game selection screen, which will erase the scores for the selected game mode. Tap it on the bottom right, then tap again on the bottom left, to erase your scores.
This is most useful when playing the two-player form of Four in-a Row, as you can reset whenever you need to.
Updated the sound engine to cope with smaller sound samples.
I'll be trying to tweak the audio engine again, today, to see if I can do 0.25-second length sounds, and have them play on all the usual browser targets.
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Cook County, Illinois May Attach 'Violence Tax' on Guns and Ammunition
Cook County, Illinois Board President Preckwinkle is considering a 'violence tax' on guns and ammunition sold in Chicago and in the suburbs.
Kurt Summers, Preckwinkle's chief of staff, told the Chicago Sun-Times: "If we were to pursue a tax on something like guns and ammo, clearly that wouldn't be popular with the [gun lobby] out there, and it may not generate $50 million, but ... it is consistent with our commitment to pursuing violence reduction in the city and in the county."
The idea is to curb the number of guns in circulation as murders in Chicago are up 25 percent this year, according to recent police statistics. The Cook County jail has 9,000-plus inmates, nearing its 10,155 capacity.
Summers added: "It impacts law enforcement, both at the city and the county [levels]. It impacts the courtrooms, the public defender and state's attorney that are in there, the judges that are in there, the clerk of the court that has to sit there, the sheriff's deputies that are in that courtroom and it impacts the jail, the folks that are sitting there at $143 a day."
"Now on top of that, if a person is shot and wounded, they end up more than likely in a Level 1 trauma Center like Stroger Hospital."
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Charter schools seeking approval of additional school sites must do so through a material revision of their charter, and not through the charter renewal process, a California Court of Appeal has ruled.
The Court, in Today's Fresh Start Charter School v. Inglewood Unified School District (2018 WL 739700), ruled that a request for a renewal of an existing charter term is a separate and distinct process from a request to make a material revision to a charter. The Charter School had submitted a request for material revision and renewal of its charter to the District. The renewal was deemed approved after 60 days under California Code of Regulations, title 5, section 11966.4, subdivision (c), because the District did not deny the renewal and issue findings.
However, the District did adopt a resolution denying a request for material revision for an additional site. The Charter School then contended that its request for material revision for the additional school site, outside of District boundaries, should also have been automatically granted as part of the renewal.
[A]s we have explained, the regulatory scheme specifically distinguishes between the procedure for a petition for renewal and the procedure for approval of an additional school site after an initial charter petition has been granted … The process for adding an additional location is separately described as a "material revision." There is no time frame for consideration of such a request, no written findings required for denial, and no provision for the request to be deemed approved in the absence of timely action. We see no basis for ignoring the distinct process set out for these two different types of approval.
School districts overseeing charter schools that have added sites since the initial granting of the charter should check to see whether the charter schools have complied with the material revision requirement for any additional sites added after initial charter approval.


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It is estimated that less than percent of Americans get the recommended amount of dietary fiber each day. High fiber foods help to guard against cancer. Fiber can lower blood sugar, cut cholesterol, and prevent colon cancer.
Here are high-fiber foods and recipes. Despite its popular association with trips to the restroom, fiber is no joke. The benefits of an efficient bowel aside, a high-fiber diet can also .
The Top Fiber-Rich Foods List By Sharon Palmer, RD Today's Dietitian Vol. Today's Dietitian is doing its part to push the fiber intake of Americans . Fiber — along with adequate fluid intake — moves quickly and relatively easily through your digestive tract and helps it function properly. It helps fill you up, can clean you out, and makes achieving your weight loss goals a whole lot easier—we're talking about foods with fiber. Individuals who increase their intake of fiber should also increase their intake of water. High fiber foods include bran, broccoli, cabbage, berries, leafy greens, . WebMD shows you how to substitute high-fiber foods for low-fiber foods in your meals.
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Apple Computer. Best unreleased product secrecy...ever.
Seriously, I have to hand it to them. Be honest, beyond a flat screen iMac....we have to admit that we really have almost ZERO freakin idea of what is coming....ZERO. This is not another thread to speculate on what the announcements will be....just a congratulations to Apple for maintaining this level of secrecy with all us. If they can hold off a bunch of rabid rumormongers who will forsake work, sleep and money to see what these products are....they can do anything. A thousand different web sites and organizations out there all willing to sell their souls to get the scoop....damn good job.
OOOOOHHHHH MY GOD.......HERE IT COMES......Exactly 20hours!!!!!!!
Nope, 19 hours, 56 minutes.
It is a little odd, isn't it?
I would so much rather not know and just be dazzled than find out ahead of time and catch myself comparing what we all already knew with the real thing and be dissapointed.
We had no advance word on the iMac.
<strong>It is a little odd, isn't it?
I love it too. I can't wait til I'm totally surprised tomorrow.
It's a lot of fun, isn't it?
It's amazing that they can keep these things from leaking, since they have to have been gearing up for production in Taiwan for quite a while. I wonder how many people in the world (especially those outside of Apple) know the truth.
It's also amazing how many people get worked up over the product announcements of a computer company. I have trouble thinking of another company that could generate this kind of excitement.
When we're all wrong, despite the fact that we've guessed obvious stuff like a flat screen for the iMac and higher G4 speeds, will this mean the inevitable death of rumor sites? How much longer can these places keep it up when their lifeline has completely dried up?
hahaha, every one is going to be so hyped, and I bet you 1000:1 that its going to be crap.
Or maybe Apple will pull it together for the first time since the iMac and show some REALLY cool stuff that will blow us away.
Steve has absolutely nothing to report, and so the keynote will be 3 minutes long (just long enough to to a bake-off between an iBook and a BeAI handheld) and then leave.
I've officially booked the morning off of work to watch it live on TechTV. It better be damned good!
I'll be reloading the Apple Store and ordering ASAP.


Walks around the beautiful county of Kent are bountiful, whether your favourite is countryside or towns! This blog post has a handy list to explore countryside, historic estates or local towns.
The Early May Bank Holiday is the perfect time to get out in Kent and explore all of our wonderful attractions and their special events. From country fairs to raves to TV set tours, it's all going on around the county this bank holiday!
Check out our round-up of five alternative places to get the perfect view of the famous White Cliffs of Dover.
Head out and uncover world-class outdoor sculptures right here in Kent.
As the weather gets warmer, alfresco dinning is getting increasingly more popular. So we have come up with a list of the top Shepherd Neame pubs to go to to enjoy a crisp, cold beer in the sun.
We're bouncing into the Easter holidays and nothing says Easter like a visit to see the Easter bunny! Whether your little ones love an egg hunt or fancy taking on one of the many trails going on across the county, our friends from Kent Attractions have rounded up a handy list of family days out for the school holidays to keep the whole family busy.
Kent has some sensational local food and drink and if you're looking for a foodie short break, The Camping and Caravanning Club's sites in Canterbury, Folkestone and Sevenoaks are the perfect base.


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Alitalia, Italy's leading carrier, and Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, have unveiled two aircraft in a unique Expo Milano 2015 livery to mark their co-sponsorship of the global event.
Expo 2015 will be held in Milan from 1 May 2015 to 31 October 2015 with an estimated 20 million visitors expected to attend the event of which more than a third will travel to the northern Italian city by air.
The airlines held joint simultaneous events at Malpensa Airport in Milan and Abu Dhabi Airport to unveil the two Airbus A330-200 aircraft, to audiences gathered in both locations as well as thousands watching online around the world.
The Alitalia A330-200 and the Etihad Airways A330-200, both in the eye-catching special livery, will operate their first flights tomorrow, Tuesday 21 October, between Rome and Abu Dhabi and will carry the Expo 2015 "feeding the planet, energy for life" message worldwide.
James Hogan, President and Chief Executive Officer of Etihad Airways, said: "I am delighted to launch the Expo 2015 collaboration with Alitalia in Milan and in Abu Dhabi. From today, these two aircraft, in this eye-catching livery, will spread the important global message of Expo 2015 to people on six continents.
"The co-sponsorship of Expo 2015 is evidence of the growing partnership between Alitalia and Etihad Airways and will play in a key role in bringing the targeted eight million visitors from around the world to Milan.
"I believe Expo 2015 will once again demonstrate the power of travel and tourism to drive growth and stimulate job creation and economic development in Italy."
Flight frequencies to and from Milan are set to increase during Expo 2015 when Alitalia will commence daily flights between Milan Malpensa and Abu Dhabi. These flights will connect with Etihad Airways' services throughout the Middle East and with markets in the Indian sub-continent, Southeast Asia, and Africa.
Alitalia and Etihad Airways will link Milan with 560 unique online and codeshare destinations across the globe.
The new Alitalia service will complement Etihad Airways' successful daily passenger flights and regular freight flights between Milan and Abu Dhabi and contribute to the two airlines' commitment to develop Malpensa as a global air cargo hub.
Gabriele Del Torchio, Chief Executive Officer of Alitalia, said: "We are very pleased to continue the joint Expo 2015 campaign with Etihad Airways and unveil these Expo 2015 livery aircraft which will be seen at airports in North America, South America, Asia and Africa – all key markets for Alitalia and from where we'll carry passengers to Expo 2015 in Milan.
"The Expo 2015 logo expresses a set of values and a vision shared also by Alitalia: the pursuit of excellence, style and elegance typical of the "Made in Italy" brand, the renowned cuisine, fashion, design and art that are an essential part of our country.
"We are very proud that Alitalia and Etihad Airways have been jointly chosen as the Official Global Airline Carriers. Today I want to repeat even louder that this choice reaffirms Alitalia's important and strategic role as an infrastructural asset in Italy's development and its commitment to travel and tourism."
In addition to the joint liveried aircraft, Alitalia and Etihad Airways are offering a number of business initiatives including all-inclusive packages and special fares targeted at families, seniors, business travellers and young people for Expo 2015.
The two air carriers are also implementing an integrated marketing and communication plan including onboard and ground announcements for their flights, as well as offers to loyalty program members, print and digital campaigns, and social media activities.
Alitalia and Etihad Airways will have a pavilion throughout Expo 2015 with an interactive social hub that will enable people to enjoy activities in Milan whether in the city or around the world.
Giuseppe Sala, Commissioner of the Government of Italy for Expo Milano 2015 and CEO of the Expo 2015 Company, said: "We are very pleased with the communication project planned by Alitalia and Etihad Airways to accompany the launch of Expo 2015.
"We are proud to see these two Airbus A330-200s with the World Expo logo on it, emphasising the unique and extraordinary event that we are organising.
"We set an important goal for eight million people to come from abroad and visit Expo 2015. Thanks to these aircraft, and the other initiatives that will be put in place in the coming months, we are sure we will achieve this goal."
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Open Day this coming Saturday the 1st of April between 11-2.30.
Come to visit us at Jubilee Lakes Anglers Lodge for a FREE day trying some new products from top suppliers.
Get some advice from Andrew Sowerby, brand manager for Hardy, Greys & Shakespeare, Jim Williams from Vision Flyfishing, who is bringing the brand new Onki Fly Rod and Jim Fearn, one of the worlds top salmon casters from Rio. Jims going to give us a Switch casting demo around lunchtime on the day. Well worth the visit. Try out rods. Try out new lines on your own rod and generally see & try the latest tackle first hand. Absolutely no pressure, just come & enjoy the day.
Hardy's Andrew Sowerby - This year he'll have with him and available to try 3 different Hardy D/H rods, 5 Hardy S/H rods and the 2 Hardy Switch rods. 8 Greys D/H rods, 21 Greys S/H rods, 2 of the Greys Switch rods. For Shakespeare there will be 8 D/H Oracle rods 2 of the Oracle 4pce Switch rods and 3 of the new Agility II Fly rods. In summary there will be tackle suitable for lines from #3 to #11 including the full range of the new Greys Shooting Head Systems to try.
For Vision & Rio. Jim Fearn, the 'Rio Man' and one of the worlds top salmon casters will be here and he will be giving a talk and demo on Switch casting techniques and lines. This is not to be missed and should be at around lunchtime. And then Jim Williams will have a whole selection of rods from Vision including the Tool and Mag Double Handers plus the Mag Trout & the brand new Onki Single Hander. The Onki has just been voted Tackle Testers Choice in Trout Fisherman Magazine. It's all here to be tried!


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ESL Future Tense Activity - Listening and Speaking - Elementary - 20 minutes
In this fun future tense activity, students ask about future plans using 'going to' and make spontaneous decisions with 'will'. Each student is given a card. Students hold their card so that the side marked 'Plan' is facing them and the side marked 'Decision' is facing away. The students go round the class and ask and answer questions about their future plans using their cards as prompts. When a student asks the question on their card, their partner uses 'will' to make a spontaneous decision about the plan by choosing from two prompts. In the activity, students repeat the same question several times, but practice making different decisions each time they change partner. When the students have spoken to several partners, they exchange cards and repeat the activity. This is repeated several times so the students practice asking different questions each time they change cards.
ESL Going to Lesson - Elementary - 60 minutes
This informative 'Going to' lesson is great for teaching students how to use 'going to' for future plans, intentions and predictions. To begin the lesson, students are given a grammar explanation and shown examples of how the 'going to' structure is used. The students then make sentences about their own future using 'going to' for future plans and intentions. The students then work in groups of four and read their sentences to each other. After that, students complete a dialogue to practice the 'going to' structure. Finally, students practice making predictions based on present evidence.
Going to or Will?
ESL Future Tense Worksheet - Reading and Writing Activity - Elementary - 20 minutes
This rewarding future tense worksheet helps to teach students how to use 'going to' for future plans and 'will' for offers, promises, unplanned decisions and predictions. Each student is given a copy of the worksheet. First, students decide what is happening in each sentence, i.e. a future plan, an unplanned decision, an offer, a promise or a prediction. Students then complete the sentences with 'will' or 'be going to', plus the verb in brackets. Afterwards, the function of the future form in each sentence and answers are checked with the class.
ESL Will Worksheet - Reading, Writing and Speaking Activity - Elementary - 35 minutes
Here is a useful future tense worksheet to help students learn how to use the future form 'will' for predictions, spontaneous decisions, offers and promises. Each student is given a copy of the two worksheets. The students begin by reading through a grammar explanation and examples of how the modal verb 'will' is used. Students then make decisions, promises and offers for eight situations on their worksheet. Afterwards, students complete two matching activities to practice the functions of 'will'. The students are then divided into pairs. The pairs discuss ten predictions using useful language from a box on their worksheet. Finally, there is a class feedback session where the students say which predictions they think will come true.
A Week in my Country
ESL Future Tense Activity - Writing and Speaking - Pre-intermediate - 40 minutes
In this future tense activity, students use the future form 'will' to make decisions and discuss a holiday itinerary. Afterwards, the students present their planned itinerary to the class using 'going to'. The class is divided into groups of three or four and each group is given a copy of the worksheet. The students imagine they have invited some friends to spend a week in their country. Each group discusses and decides on a holiday itinerary for themselves and their visiting friends using 'will'. Students then write their plans in the itinerary on their worksheet using 'going to'. When the students have finished, the groups present their planned itineraries to the class and the students vote for the best one.
Chairs of the Future
ESL Future Tense Activity - Speaking - Pre-intermediate - 15 minutes
This future tense activity is useful for reviewing the three future forms: present continuous, going to and will. Three chairs are put at the front of the class and labelled with the three future forms. The students come up one by one, sit on one of the chairs, and make an appropriate sentence. The student is then asked concept questions to make sure they are sitting in the correct chair. If the student's answers show they're sitting in the wrong place, they move to another chair and make a more suitable sentence.
Future Board Game
ESL Future Tense Board Game - Reading and Speaking Activity - Pre-intermediate - 30 minutes
Here is an entertaining future tense game to get your students talking about the future using the present continuous, going to, will, won't and would like to. Each group of three or four is given a copy of the game board, a dice and counters. Students take it in turns to roll the dice and move their counter along the board. When a student lands on a square, they have to talk about the topic on the square for 30 seconds using the correct future form. If a student can't think of anything to say, makes a grammar mistake, or stops talking before the 30 seconds are up, they must go back to their previous square. The first student to reach the finish wins the game.
Future Sentences
ESL Future Tense Game - Reading, Listening and Speaking Activity - Pre-intermediate - 25 minutes
In this future tense game, students practice making sentences about the future with would like to, want to, hope to and be going to. The students are divided into groups of three or four. Each group is given a set of cards, which they shuffle and spread out face down on the desk. Students then take it in turns to turn over two cards. If the two cards go together (e.g. would like to / go), the student makes a sentence about the future, e.g. 'I would like to go shopping this weekend.' The other group members listen to the student's sentence and judge whether it's correct. If it is, the student keeps the two cards and has another turn. If the sentence is wrong or the two cards don't go together, the student turns the cards back over, keeping them in the same place. It's then the next student's turn to play. The student with the most cards at the end of the game wins. As an extension, when the students have finished, they shuffle the future form cards and verb cards separately and place them face down on the desk in two piles. Students then take it in turns to turn over the top card from each pile. The other students then each try to make a believable sentence about the future using the words on the cards. The student who turned over the cards then decides who made the most believable sentence and awards the two cards to that student. Then, the next student turns over two cards and so on. The student with the most cards at the end is the winner.
The Future You
ESL Future Tense Activity - Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking - Pre-intermediate - 35 minutes
Here is an insightful future tense activity to help students practice the future forms: will, going to and the present continuous. Each student is given a copy of the worksheet. The students begin by completing the sentences on the worksheet with the verbs in brackets with will, going to or using the present continuous. There should be four sentences using each future form. When the students have finished, the answers are checked with the class. Next, the students prepare questions they need to ask in order to find people who the sentences are true for. The students then stand up and go around asking the questions to their classmates, e.g. 'Are you meeting a friend after class?' When a student finds someone who answers 'yes' to a question, the student writes down their name to complete the sentence and asks a follow-up question to gain more information, noting down the answer in the last column. When everyone has finished, the students give feedback to the class on what they found out by reading their completed sentences and giving extra information. Any interesting findings are then discussed in more detail.
ESL Future Tense Activity - Reading, Writing and Speaking - Pre-intermediate - 30 minutes
This compelling future tense activity is perfect for reviewing future forms and their functions. The activity covers 'will' for predictions, 'going to' for future plans and intentions, present continuous for definite arrangements as well as the future perfect, future continuous and 'would like'. In the activity, students practice asking and answering questions using a variety of future forms. Each student is given a copy of the worksheet. Students begin by changing the sentences on their worksheets into questions. Students then move around the classroom asking and answering their questions and completing their worksheets. When a student finds someone who answers positively to one of their questions, they write down that person's name and ask follow-up questions from the worksheet. They then move on to speak to another student. When everyone has finished, the teacher elicits which future form was used in each question and why. After that, the students give feedback to the rest of the class on what they found out about their classmates.
Questions of the Future
ESL Future Tense Activity - Reading and Speaking - Low intermediate - 30 minutes
In this intriguing future tense activity, students practice future forms by anonymously completing a questionnaire and then guessing who completed other questionnaires from their answers. Each student is given a copy of the questionnaire and a number on a piece of paper. The students then anonymously complete the questionnaire by writing their answers in sentence form in the spaces provided. When the students have finished, they write their number at the top of the worksheet and hand in their questionnaire. When all the questionnaires have been handed in, students take it in turns to come to the front of the class. The student shows their number to the teacher and is given another student's questionnaire. The student then reads the student number and answers on the questionnaire to the class. The other students listen and guess which classmate wrote the answers. Students write their guesses on a piece of paper. When all the questionnaires have been read out, the students reveal their numbers. Students score one point for each correct guess. The student with the most points wins.
Cards of the Future
ESL Future Tense Game - Reading and Speaking Activity - Intermediate - 40 minutes
In this future tense activity, students play a game where they ask and answer questions about the future using the present continuous, going to and will. Each group of three or four is given a set of future form cards and question prompt cards. The future form cards are placed face up on the table and the question prompt cards are shuffled and placed face down in a pile. Students take it in turns to pick up a question prompt card and decide which future form would be the most suitable match for the question on the card (e.g. a prediction, a decision, an arrangement, etc.). The student then uses the future form and prompt to ask a 'Wh' or yes/no question to the other students. If the student forms the question correctly, he or she wins a point. The other students then reply using the appropriate future form. For each suitable response, the students also win a point. The question card is then placed under the future form card and it's the next students turn to ask a question. The student with the most points at the end of the game wins.
Race to the Top
ESL Future Tense Board Game - Reading and Speaking Activity - Intermediate - 25 minutes
This engaging future tense game is ideal for reviewing future forms. The class is divided into groups of three or four. Each group is given a copy of the game board, a dice and counters. Players take it in turns to roll the dice and move their counter along the board. When a player lands on a square, they answer the question using an appropriate future form. Players must give detailed answers and form sentences. Short answers are not allowed. If a player lands on a square containing a question mark, the player asks the other students in the group a question about the future, which they each answer in turn. The other students in the group judge whether the player's answer or question is grammatically correct. If it is, the player stays on the square. If a player makes a mistake or cannot think of an answer or question, they go back to their previous square. The first player to reach the finish square wins the game.
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Q: How to make my old JFrame to JPanel, and how to make it actually work as it worked while I used JFrame Im really new to swing lib, like maybe 5 days ago I started using it... so I have so many problems... first, I made a Tic Tac Toe game on a JFrame, it would be cool to leave it like that, but then I came with the idea to make a small menu to acces multiple little games (just for fun/practice so far). So I actually succed, then it happens... I made all my games in JFrames so, to make a menu its also another JFrame, so I have so many windows... all the time!
I made some research and people usually makes Jpanels for this kind of stuff.. But I dont know how to transfer my games (Tic Tac Toe) to a JPanel and make it work exactly as it was... here is my code of the Tic Tac Toe in JFrame... the IDE is netbeans.
import java.awt.FlowLayout;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;

public class Gato extends javax.swing.JFrame implements ActionListener {

Boton MAPA[][];

public static boolean turno=true;

 public Gato(){
    initComponents();

    MAPA= new Boton[3][3];

     for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
         for (int j = 0; j < 3; j++) {
             MAPA [i][j]=new Boton();
             MAPA[i][j].u.setBounds((i*230)+10,(j*230)+10,230,230);
             MAPA[i][j].u.addActionListener(this);
             this.add(MAPA[i][j].u);
         }

     }
     setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
     JLabel o=new JLabel("Hola");
     o.setBounds(60, 60, 100, 100);
     this.add(o);

}

A: How you should structure your JPanels inside a JFrame is an an architectural question that is beyond the scope of this site.
To help wrap your head around what the difference between these two sorts of containers:
Change public class Gato extends javax.swing.JFrame implements ActionListener {
to public class Gato extends javax.swing.JPanel implements ActionListener {
Then, create a new "driver" class that does something like this:
   public static void main(String[] args){
         JFrame frame = new JFrame();
          Gato gato = new Gato();
          frame.setContentPane(gato);
          frame.setVisible(true);
    }

The only difference between a JFrame and a JPanel is that a JFrame is a top-level container - it exists as its own window - while a JPanel is something that has to be loaded inside a top-level container. Here is a great discussion about the difference between them conceptually.
In practice, once you have your frame created and your panel embedded into it (there are some quirks to this process, and I'll admit they tripped me up quite a few times when I was first wrapping my head around Swing - be sure to read the documentation very carefully, paying particular attention to JFrame.pack() and JPanel.validate()), you can treat that panel exactly as you would if it was a frame.
In fact, I often test JPanel elements by changing them to JFrames in order to test them independent of any container.

A: Instead of adding components to the JFrame, add them to a JPanel, then add the JPanel to the JFrame.

A: Well for your problem you just need one JDesktopPane and All your JFrame need JIternalFrame and call all InternalFrame in JDesktopPane.
Go to this link and check out examples
you don't need to convert them into panel and all.
or you can also try netbeans inbuilt examples for JDesktopPane.


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