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Cinnamon is native to what is now Sri Lanka. Cinnamon is actually a tree and cinnamon sticks are rolled up pieces of the bark.
The smell of cinnamon comes from an oil in the tree called cinnamonaldehyde.
Ancient Egyptians used it for embalming. It was also used for preserving meat.
From the word cannon, Italians called it canella meaning little tube.
Doctors in the middle ages used it as a treatment for coughs and sore throat. Some doctors today use it to control blood sugar levels in diabetic patients.
At one time cinnamon was considered one of the most valuable substances on earth. In the first century A.D. it was 15 times the value of silver.
The Dutch and the Portuguese fought a war in the 17th century in present day Sri Lanka over cinnamon.
When other countries around the world with similar climates found out they too could grow cinnamon trees, the monopoly and its value fell. Today it's grown in most tropical climates in the South Pacific, the West Indies and in South America.


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On the way here via Brussels, we got to spend an unplanned extra day in Belgium. Our plane flight was cancelled, and we had to wait a day for it to go.
Everyone was very kind to us ? they put us up in a hotel at the Brussels Airport, and served us great food.
We got to visit with several of our fellow pilgrims to Rwanda ? a couple from Little Rock on their way to visit their daughter who is working for an non-profit group in Rwanda, three college students who are going there to do volunteer work with another group for several weeks, a lady going home to Congo (she lives a five hour bus ride from Kigali, Rwanda), and an AIDS researcher who works in Rwanda. It turns out we know lots of people in common.
Tomorrow we visit the main genocide memorial and then leave the capital city to visit some of the outlying areas.
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Overcoming an addiction may leave you regretting your past a bit, and you may ask yourself, "How can I make up for lost time?" When I was feeling pretty low at the beginning of my recovery, I decided to give back to the community in hopes to make up for any harm I may have caused others. I volunteered at a local soup kitchen on weekends, and quickly I saw how much everyone appreciated it. Even spending a few hours a week at an animal shelter taking care of some cute little pups may help you feel good!
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Victoria è una città della Parrocchia di Saint Mark, nell'isola di Grenada. Si trova nella parte nordovest dell'isola. È un villaggio di pescatori popolato da circa 4000 abitanti ed è il centro delle attività della parrocchia, la più piccola dell'isola.

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A column in Bloomberg BusinessWeek, July 2014 at 10, argues against House Republicans' efforts to prevent the Department of Education from collecting and publishing data on college costs. Without good information on such matters as all-in costs of attending a school or graduation rates, prospective students will be left mostly in the dark.
The column brought to mind that when governments require data to be submitted and make it available to the public, the data is much more reliable, comprehensive, and timely than data collected by other means. Voluntary efforts lead to low compliance and selection bias; efforts by publishers or players in a market can never reach a government agency's level of certitude; and privately collected data is, well, private. If you want data collected over time so that you can tease out trends, the problems of non-governmental data are magnified.
To my knowledge, no Federal or state government agency obtains and makes public any information about either corporate legal departments or private law firms. There is data about the legal industry sector and labor numbers (employees, gross revenue, possibly numbers of firms) but nothing else. Particularly, data is lacking about individual law firms. You can painfully extract some data from sources such as EDGAR filings or patent applications, but the collecting agencies are not focused on metrics regarding legal industry participants.
I was interested how many times certain law departments show up in Google search results. When I searched "Google law department", Google returned what it determined are the top 10 web pages for that search. At the top of the first page, in modest grey font, it said "Page 1 of 4,060 results (0.16 seconds)". In fact, those "results" merely estimated the total number of "hits" the search would have found had the search engine carefully scoured what had been indexed on the Web. Those are not actual hits.
Moreover, the grey results number drops as you call up subsequent pages of 10 results each. The second page showed 4,050 results, while the third and final page showed 25 results. Eventually the results estimate stabilizes as on this search it did at 25. My second search, for "Microsoft law department", started at 242 results but that estimate shrank to 37 by the fifth and final page.
Out of curiosity, I ran identical searches on Bing. The Google search returned 15 on the last of two pages while the Microsoft search returned 22 on the second page. I do not know why Google stabilized at more than twice as many results for Google and 60% higher for Microsoft.
An API, which is an acronym for application program interface, is software that lets programmers work with a program, such as to extract information from on online site. Many APIs are available for specific websites. For example, Amazon or eBay APIs allow developers to use their platform to create specialized web stores.
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Rhea MacCallum is an award-winning playwright, screenwriter and script consultant, whose plays have been produced across the United States as well as Panama, Korea, Australia and Africa. Her work has been produced by companies such as Write Act Repertory, Shelterbelt, EBE Ensemble, ACME Theatre Productions, Theatre Encino, Whitefire Theatre, Boxfest Detroit, Cheeky Monkey Theatre Company and the Women's Theatre Project.
Her play THE 7th DISORDER won TADA! Youth Theater's 15th Annual One-Act Playwriting Contest and INDEPENDENCE DAY won Best Drama at the LADmatters Film and Theatre Festival. She was honored to participate in the Lincoln Center Directors Lab and was named a finalist by the Actors Theatre of Louisville for the Heideman Award for her play, YESTERDAY ONCE MORE. Her work has been included in collections published by Junket Publishing, JAC Publishing, themonologueshop.com and nowcasting.com. She is a member of the Dramatists Guild, International Centre of Women Playwrights and a Lifetime Member of the Alliance of Los Angeles Playwrights. Rhea earned her BA from USC and her MFA from the Actors Studio Drama School in New York City.


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Jeremy Black Archives
Jeremy Black Archives All Years = 16 Books, 17 ArticlesDecade 1980s = 6 Books, 1 Article Year 1984 = 1 Book Year 1985 = 1 Book Year 1986 = 1 Article Year 1987 = 3 Books Year 1988 = 1 BookDecade 1990s = 5 Books, 8 Articles Year 1992 = 1 Book Year 1994 = 3 Books Year 1995 = 2 Articles Year 1996 = 3 Articles Year 1997 = 1 Article Year 1998 = 1 Book, 1 Article Year 1999 = 1 ArticleDecade 2000s = 5 Books, 7 Articles Year 2000 = 1 Book, 1 Article Year 2002 = 2 Articles Year 2004 = 2 Books, 1 Article Year 2005 = 1 Book, 1 Article Year 2006 = 1 Book, 1 Article Year 2009 = 1 ArticleDecade 2010s = 1 Article Year 2010 = 1 Article
Jeremy Black • 33 Items / 16 Books, 8 Articles, 9 Reviews
Genre? AllLeft/LiberalRight/ConservativeHistory/Social SciencesForeign Policy/International ❌ /
Altered States: America Since the Sixties (2005)
Arms, Violence, and the State
Chronicles, January 1998, pp. 19-21
Britain in the Age of Walpole (1984)
British and American Elections
The British and the Grand Tour (1985)
British Foreign Policy in an Age of Revolutions, 1783-1793 (1994)
The British Seaborne Empire (2004)
Canada and the United States (Review)
The Eagle and the Crown, by Frank Prochaska
The Eagle and the Crown by Frank Prochaska
The American Historical Review, April 2009, p. 434
Collapse of the Anglo-French Alliance, 1727-1731 (1987)
Comparative/World (Review)
The World in 1800, by Olivier Bernier
The World in 1800 by Olivier Bernier
The American Historical Review, December 2000, p. 1704
The People in Arms, by Daniel Moran and Arthur Waldron
The People in Arms by Daniel Moran and Arthur Waldron
The American Historical Review, February 2004, p. 149
Contact: The Politics of Migration (Review)
Cultures in Contact, by Dirk Hoerder
Cultures in Contact by Dirk Hoerder
The National Interest, Fall 2002, pp. 140-143
Contingency and Chance in Scottish and American History
Chronicles, November 1995, pp. 24-26
Convergence or Divergence? (1994)
Britain and the Continent
Dinner in Moscow (Review)
June 1941: Hitler and Stalin, by John Lukacs
June 1941: Hitler and Stalin by John Lukacs
Chronicles, October 2006, pp. 37-38
The English Press in the Eighteenth Century (1987)
Europe: Early Modern and Modern (Review)
Charting an Empire, by Lesley B. Cormack
Charting an Empire by Lesley B. Cormack
The Amiens Truce, by John D. Grainger
The Amiens Truce by John D. Grainger
European Warfare, 1660-1815 (1994)
George III: America's Last King (2006)
Government and the Press
Chronicles, February 1996, pp. 27-29
"History Is Past Politics"? (Review)
1688: The First Modern Revolution~~Sixteen Eighty-Eight: The First Modern Revolution, b...
1688: The First Modern Revolution~~Sixteen Eighty-Eight: The First Modern Revolution by Steve Pincus
The American Historical Review, April 1, 2010, pp. 486-487
The Jacobite Challenge (1988)
Eveline Cruickshanks and Jeremy Black
Letter From England
Chronicles, October 1995, p. 38
Why Johnny Bull Can't Read
Chronicles, September 1997, pp. 42-43
Maps and Politics (2000)
The new look (Review)
English Society, 1688-1832, by J.C.D. Clark
English Society, 1688-1832 by J.C.D. Clark
The New Statesman, January 24, 1986, p. 26
'Oh, James'
007 as International Man of History
The National Interest, Winter 2002, pp. 106-112
The Origins of War in Early Modern Europe (1987)
Parliament and Foreign Policy in the Eighteenth Century (2004)
Pitt the Elder (1992)
War and the World (1998)
Military Power and the Fate of Continents, 1450-2000
Whig History and Lost Causes
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import android.app.Application;
import android.content.Context;
import android.content.SharedPreferences;
import android.content.SharedPreferences.Editor;

public class MainApplication extends Application{
	private static final String DEFAULT_TARGET_IP = "192.168.1.129";
	private static final int DEFAULT_SOCKET_PORT = 2006;
	private static final int DEFAULT_SOCKET_PORT_LOCAL = 2006;
	private static final String DEFAULT_CMD_ON = "A";
	private static final String DEFAULT_CMD_OFF = "B";
	private static final String DEFAULT_CMD_HB = "C";

	private String targetIp;
	private int socketPort;
	private int socketPortLocal;
	private String cmdOn;
	private String cmdOff;
	private String cmdHb;

	@Override
	public void onCreate() {
		super.onCreate();
		SharedPreferences preference = getSharedPreferences("config",Context.MODE_PRIVATE);
		Editor editor = preference.edit();
		targetIp = preference.getString("target_ip", DEFAULT_TARGET_IP);
		socketPort = preference.getInt("socket_port", DEFAULT_SOCKET_PORT);
		socketPortLocal = preference.getInt("socket_port_local", DEFAULT_SOCKET_PORT);
		cmdOn = preference.getString("cmd_on", DEFAULT_CMD_ON);
		cmdOff = preference.getString("cmd_off", DEFAULT_CMD_OFF);
		cmdHb = preference.getString("cmd_hb", DEFAULT_CMD_HB);

		editor.putString("target_ip", targetIp);
		editor.putInt("socket_port", socketPort);
		editor.putInt("socket_port_local", socketPortLocal);
		editor.putString("cmd_on", cmdOn);
		editor.putString("cmd_off", cmdOff);
		editor.putString("cmd_hb", cmdHb);
		editor.commit();
	}

	public String getDefaultTargetIp(){
		return DEFAULT_TARGET_IP;
	}

	public int getDefaultSocketPort(){
		return DEFAULT_SOCKET_PORT;
	}

	public int getDefaultSocketPortLocal(){
		return DEFAULT_SOCKET_PORT_LOCAL;
	}

	public String getDefaultCmdOn(){
		return DEFAULT_CMD_ON;
	}

	public String getDefaultCmdOff(){
		return DEFAULT_CMD_OFF;
	}

	public String getDefaultCmdHb(){
		return DEFAULT_CMD_HB;
	}

	public String getTargetIp(){
		return targetIp;
	}

	public int getSocketPort(){
		return socketPort;
	}

	public int getSocketPortLocal(){
		return socketPortLocal;
	}

	public String getCmdOn(){
		return cmdOn;
	}

	public String getCmdOff(){
		return cmdOff;
	}

	public String getCmdHb(){
		return cmdHb;
	}

	public void setTargetIp(String val){
		targetIp = val;
	}

	public void setSocketPort(int val){
		socketPort = val;
	}

	public void setSocketPortLocal(int val){
		socketPortLocal = val;
	}

	public void setCmdOn(String val){
		cmdOn = val;
	}

	public void setCmdOff(String val){
		cmdOff = val;
	}

	public void setCmdHb(String val){
		cmdHb = val;
	}

	public void setDefaults(){
		targetIp = this.getDefaultTargetIp();
		socketPort = this.getDefaultSocketPort();
		socketPortLocal = this.getDefaultSocketPortLocal();
		cmdOn = this.getDefaultCmdOn();
		cmdOff = this.getDefaultCmdOff();
		cmdHb = this.getDefaultCmdHb();
	}
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There are some styling challenges that come up again and again. Things like centering an element vertically or creating a group of panels that wrap the text intelligently as the browser gets smaller. Lucky for you, developers out "in the wild" have published some of their solutions in the form of "Pattern Libraries".
Pattern libraries are little recipes for making widgets look exactly the way you want them to, saving you the effort of hacking together the CSS yourself. They are often used by companies to help incoming developers see the kinds of styles (e.g. for buttons or forms) they can easily implement using the existing CSS.
Though some pattern libraries are meant to be independent (like Pears you'll see below), others are provided by companies as a way of showing new developers to their platform the best way of using their existing CSS to produce certain widgets. For example, Mailchimp has a pattern library that uses their own CSS patterns. These corporate libraries will probably be less useful to you when you're first starting out (because they rely on Mailchimp's CSS files) than the independent ones.
In this very brief lesson, we'll introduce you to a helpful pattern library that should save you some time with particularly annoying tasks.
There are a few other useful independent pattern libraries and tools. If you know of any we've missed, tell us!
Pure CSS A set of small, responsive CSS modules that you can use in every web project.
Animate CSS Just-add-water CSS animations from Daniel Eden.
7 Super Easy CSS3 Recipes to Copy and Paste from Joshua Johnson at DesignShack shows you how to make some pretty cool typography effects using just CSS3.
Pears is an open source WordPress theme, enabling people like you to get your own pattern library up and running quickly.
Hopefully you'll keep these libraries in your back pocket for that time in the future when you need to build a particular kind of widget. In general, though, consider these pattern libraries simply an interesting tool for your toolbox. It's most important for you to focus your energies on understanding markup than memorizing the exact ways to produce particular widgets.
Mailchimp's Pattern Library, though it doesn't expose the CSS directly.
Starbucks' Pattern Library doesn't expose the CSS directly but contains some interesting promo layouts.


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Unlocking of Sony Xperia E is now possible with NCK code. Now we can provide the factory unlock code (including NCK, SPCK, NSCK) of Sony Xperia E phone. You might already know that if a smartphone is locked to a particular network, then you can not use it with any other network provider SIM card.
Unlocking of Sony Xperia E by code is one-time work. It does not change any firmware or software, means you will not loose the warranty. Unlocking is permanent, means you have not to unlock every time you change the SIM card. In order to receive a correct network unlock code for your Sony Xperia E, you need to mention the 15-digit IMEI number. You can find the IMEI of your phone by dialing *#06# on dial-pad.
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The approximate delivery time for a Sony unlock code is 1 to 15 Days.
The average response time for a Sony unlock code is 2 Days (based on last 100 orders).
Before placing an order at any server for Sony unlock code, you must check the unlock code counter status. Network counter that shows all 0 or 255 cannot be unlocked by code. If you will place the order, you will lose the money.
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3. The display will prompt you to enter the unlock code / NCK / SIM Network Unlock PIN.
5. Now your Sony Xperia E is unlocked forever to use with any SIM card.
How to check Sony Xperia E code counter?
1. Switch On the phone without sim card.
2. Dial *#*#7378423#*#* as a phone number.
5. If "X" is on Network, Network Subset or Service Provider and value is more than 0, you can unlock your phone.
Note: If "X" is 0 or 255, then the unlock counter is blocked and can not be unlocked. In such case, don't place the order, no refund will be provided.
1. Turn on the phone whithout sim card.
6. If 'X' is on Network and value is different than 0 or 255 then you can unlock your phone.
Otherwise, it can not be unlocked by code. Don't place the order.
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How do surface tension and capillary forces work in the feed? In diagram 1 from the chapter Bubbles and Bottles, the problem was to get air inside the bottle/reservoir. Water outlet and air inlet are determined by the same component, the bottleneck.
I always found it to be good ingeneering practice to have a component or an element of it carry out one function, only. This permits to adjust it without affecting any other function, or at least minimise the interference. I show this in diagram 1.
The first function is "feeding the ink". For this, I chose a narrow capillary, d1 (two, actually, about that, later). The second function allows controlled entering of air (air inlet). The surface tension will prevent the ink from flowing out because the hole in the tank has a diameter d2 which is active within the capillarity range.
Like in diagram 1, where the ink is drawn out of the reservoir by the suction of the paper, the vacuum Pin increases. At the point, where the combined forces of vacuum and the atmospheric pressure Patm are stronger than the surface tension of the membrane, the membrane ruptures for a moment and lets in a bubble of air. You know why.
This design provides a subtle regulation within a small variation; thus, the subtle change in pressures Pin and Patm has no noticeable effect on the ink supply.
A hint for the capillary designer: An easy way of testing whether a diameter is within the range of capillary action is: check the meniscus. If it curves concavely, towards the fluid, yes, then it is within the range of capillarity, and it can perform well. If it forms a semi-drop, when it curves convexly, away from the fluid the design needs to be corrected.
I used a measuring microscope to observe the curvature of the meniscus at the lower end of a capillary to examine the effect of alterations. You will appreciate that the standardisation of the ink was crucial.
For calibration of the ink, I modified the pendant-drop-test, diagram 2, to suit my purpose, where I measured the drop size (length pendant drop) at a constant capillary height h.
Diagram 3 shows the progress towards the application of the above to the design of a fountain pen feed. The feed is in blue/grey and the nib in gold. I have chosen a schematic display to explain the function without the distraction of individual design features, to which I will come later.
I will address the various functions of the feed and how they are carried out.
Since we have focused on the air inlet, let's stay with that.
You can see the crossover where the diameter d1 of the air-hole increases from the capillary diameter for holding the membrane to a larger, still capillary range diameter d2. This way, I can accurately determine at which position I want the ink to form this meniscus.
This is the core principle of controlling the direction and amount of ink and air flow in the feed: Significant, abrupt crossovers in cross section.
The primary purpose of the air canal d2 is to permit air access into the reservoir through the feed. The increase of diameter from d1to d2 prevents the air canal to be filled with ink.
The conical, yellow section in the diagram is the nib with its narrowing slit. The capillary forces are so strong that no ink comes off slit of the nib… Unless, it meets paper, which has a higher hygroscopic/capillary force than the capillary force in the nib tip.
Photo 1 shows a magnified piece of paper. The fibres' suction due to capillary action as well as their hydrophilic characteristics is much higher than that of the nib.
Another significant component of the feed is the array of slits or fins arranged perpendicular to the axis of the feed, often called collectors. This is shown in diagram 4.
They are capillary slits arranged to absorb any excess supply of ink. (The causes for excessive supply I explain in the chapter on Temperature and Air Pressure) The slits are directly connected with the feed capillary and vent into the air canal. Their capillary pull is less than the feed capillary, nib and paper, but more than the air canal.
Since they are marginally wider than the feed capillary, the ink does not enter into the slits unless an increase of the hydrostatic pressure occurs, caused by the height (weight) of the column of ink, which is usually compensated by the slight vacuum in the air-pocket, see diagram 1.
The height of the filling of the slits is given by the capillary parameters of the feed and the surface characteristics of the ink. The maximum height I have observed in my experiments with many fountain pens amounted to a 30mm. I explained this in chapter Capillaries.
Marginally, this dimension can be influenced by the width of the ink feed capillary of the feed, however, if it is too narrow, the ink supply is reduced and may be insufficient. This is the reason why I put two ink capillaries in my feed design, namely, to create enough capillary pull and at the same time provide sufficient ink.
Now, that's when the balancing act starts. When a surplus of ink supply occurs, the capillary action of the overflow slits must take the ink away from the feed capillary before a noticeable variation of ink supply at the nib occurs.
Desirably, the capillarity of the nib and feed capillary is high enough so that the slits can fill. Since the slit closest to the nib experiences the highest hydrostatic pressure fills first, then those above it. They don't fill simultaneously but from the bottom upward. Hoping for the supernatural, I added an extra slit to my feed design, just in case.
Since at the situation of oversupply of ink the function of the air-hole and air-canal are not needed, I designed the feed so that, after all the slits are filled, the air-hole membrane breaks first. Then the air-canal can absorb surplus ink, and as long as the fountain pen is not shaken, the ink will stay in there.
The last membrane/meniscus to break is the one at the nib. May this be as it is, whatever comes first, it is undesirable.
The magic trick is that all will be emptied through writing or absorption with blotting paper when touching the nib.
I have seen feeds with excessive numbers of slits (above the 25 mm limit). They are useless. Some reduce the width as they go up. Doesn't work, unless they are in the vicinity of the feed capillary, and once they are full, they never empty. Eventually, they clog up and become useless.
During general use, the overflow slits are empty so that their full capacity is available in case of need (oversupply of ink from the reservoir, etc.). If they have been filled, they must be emptied first when writing starts, before ink is drawn from the tank.
I would have liked to design a feed with slits increasing in diameter towards the nib, like a small Christmas tree. This would have required a different, unusual shape of the grip section to house it. The fountain pen market is very traditional. Management was not prepared to take the risk.
As far as I can see, we have covered now all the functional aspects of the feed. Remind me in case I have forgotten something, which can happen quite easily when one is very engaged in writing. Let us have a look at the design process and design criteria, now.
The next chapter focuses on the Development of the Feed.


Acid Test: The Global Challenge of Ocean Acidification - This groundbreaking NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council) documentary explores the startling phenomenon of ocean acidification, which may soon challenge marine life on a scale not seen for tens of millions of years. The film, featuring Sigourney Weaver, originally aired on Discovery Planet Green.
In a new report, they warn that ocean life is "at high risk of entering a phase of extinction of marine species unprecedented in human history". They conclude that issues such as over-fishing, pollution and climate change are acting together in ways that have not previously been recognised. The impacts, they say, are already affecting humanity.
The panel was convened by the International Programme on the State of the Ocean (IPSO), and brought together experts from different disciplines, including coral reef ecologists, toxicologists, and fisheries scientists. Its report will be formally released later this week.
"The findings are shocking." said Alex Rogers, IPSO's Scientific Director and Professor of Conservation Biology at Oxford University. "As we considered the cumulative effect of what humankind does to the oceans, the implications became far worse than we had individually realised.
These "accelerated" changes include melting of Arctic sea ice and the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets, sea level rise, and release of methane trapped in the sea bed.
But more worrying than this, the team noted, are the ways in which different issues act synergistically to increase threats to marine life. Some pollutants, for example, stick to the surfaces of tiny plastic particles that are now found in the ocean bed. This increases the amounts of these pollutants that are consumed by bottom-feeding fish. Plastic particles also assist the transport of algae from place to place, increasing the occurrence of toxic algal blooms - which are also caused by the influx of nutrient-rich pollution from agricultural land.
Life on Earth has gone through five "mass extinction events" caused by events such as asteroid impacts; and it is often said that humanity's combined impact is causing a sixth such event. Some marine fish are already fished way beyond their limits - and may also be affected by other threats. The IPSO report concludes that it is too early to say definitively, but the trends are such that it is likely to happen, they say - and far faster than any of the previous five.
"What we're seeing at the moment is unprecedented in the fossil record - the environmental changes are much more rapid." Professor Rogers told BBC News. "We've still got most of the world's biodiversity, but the actual rate of extinction is much higher [than in past events] - and what we face is certainly a globally significant extinction event."
In the long run, greenhouse gas emissions must be cut to conserve ocean life, the report concludes.
Carbon dioxide levels are now so high, it says, that ways of pulling the gas out of the atmosphere need to be researched urgently - but not using techniques such as iron fertilisation, that lead to more CO2 entering the oceans.
"The challenges for the future of the ocean are vast; but, unlike previous generations, we know what now needs to happen." said Dan Laffoley, marine chair of the World Commission on Protected Areas and an adviser to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
Plankton, which lies at the bottom of the ocean food chain took a hard hit in an event that also saw the demise of the last of the non-avian dinosaurs. The giant mosasaurs and plesiosaurs also vacated the seas. An asteroid or volcano eruptions are thought to be to blame.
Having a profound affect on sea and land, this period saw 20 per cent of all marine families disappear. In total, half the species known to be living on Earth at that time went extinct. Gradual climate change, fluctuating sea-levels and volcanic eruptions are among the reasons cited for the disappearing species.
A period known as the "great dying" was the most severe of the earth's extinction events, when 96 per cent of marine species were lost, as well as almost three-quarters of terrestrial species. The planet took a long time to recover from what has also been called "the mother of all mass extinctions".
Three-quarters of all species on Earth died out in a period that may have spanned several million years. The shallow seas were the worst affected and reefs would not recover for another 100 million years. Changes in sea level and climate change were among the suspected causes.
The third largest extinction in Earth's history had two peak dying times. During the Ordovician, most life was in the sea, so it was sea creatures such as trilobites, brachiopods and graptolites that were drastically reduced. In all, some 85 per cent of sea species were wiped out.
Case Study One in the panel's report assesses the "deadly trio" of factors – global warming, ocean acidification and anoxia (absence of oxygen). Most if not all of the five global mass extinctions in prehistory carry the fingerprints of these "carbon perturbations", the report says, and the "deadly trio" are present in the ocean today.
Case Study Two looks at coral reefs, and the fact that these "rainforests of the sea" (so-called for their species richness) are now facing multiple threats. The panel concluded that these threats acting together (pollution, acidification, warming, overfishing) will have a greater impact than if they were occurring on their own, and so estimates of how coral reefs will respond to global warming will have to be revised.
Case Study Three examines pollution, which is an old problem, but may be presenting new threats, as a wide range of novel chemicals is now being found in marine ecosystems, from pharmaceuticals to flame retardants, and some are known to be endocrine disrupters or can damage immune systems. Marine litter, especially, plastics, is a huge concern.
Case Study Four looks at over-fishing: it focuses on the Chinese bahaba, a giant fish which was first described by scientists only in the 1930s, but is now critically endangered: it has gone from discovery to near-disappearance in less than 70 years. A recent study showed that 63 per cent of the assessed fish stocks worldwide are over-exploited or depleted.


The organization is the 1st mental overall health center in Minnesota to obtain this designation. Kentucky Overall health News is an independent news service of the Institute for Rural Journalism and Neighborhood Concerns, based in the College of Journalism and Media at the University of Kentucky, with help from the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky. But she could not be a lot more incorrect about the people who have no decision but to purchase Obamacare if they want health insurance. The wellness programme is ready in close cooperation with the Member States and adopted by the Commission. I feel we have the duty and obligation to take celebrity instances involving well being care choices like this seriously in public health because we often fail to understand that television is a single medium for which many people consume overall health details.
Red counties much more dependent upon the basics face cuts in health and education – cuts that force compromises in those who educate or provide health care. One particular explanation that healthcare and government regulations are complex is simply because we have a complicated country," Washington, head of the Office of the National Coordinator for Well being IT, told Healthcare Dive.
It will also open up greater portions of the country to the benefits of ecotourism, reduce human-wildlife conflict in places exactly where there is at the moment competitors for grazing locations and access to water, and contribute tremendously to the health of human and wildlife populations as a entire. It was reassuring to speak to so numerous people who had not only heard of our Gross Brexit Stupidity, but who were horrified by it, seeing those unfolding ramifications. Nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, techs, and other personnel can stick to the payment design to overall health care settings with much better pay, a lot more personnel, and greater resources.


In the past, most data-center cooling systems were designed based on rules of thumb or trial and error, and large margins of safety were used to compensate for the inaccuracies in those approaches. But the rapid increase in the power density of modern computing, networking, and storage equipment means that energy costs for power and cooling frequently are higher than the cost of the information-technology equipment they support, when amortized over a typical three-year period. It has become critical to analyze data-center design to optimize the local airflow and heat-transfer conditions that play such an important role in cooling-system performance. Computational-fluid-dynamics (CFD) software tools provide the ability to simulate the performance of data centers and predict the effects of air handlers, power-dissipation sources, raised floors, and other features on temperatures throughout a data center. Following is a case of CFD being used to simulate a typical data center and evaluate the effect of design changes on cooling performance and energy costs.
The simulations in this article are based on a real data center located in London. A base case was prepared to reflect the original design concept. The data center is 28-m long and 22-m wide and has a ceiling height of 3 m. Cooling is provided by 12 Denco computer-room-air-conditioner (CRAC) units, each of which has a cooling capacity of 92.5 kw and supplies air at a flow rate of 7.6 cu m per second. The supply set point was 14°C. The units were configured to discharge air downward into a 0.7-m floor void. No information was available on the specific distribution of heat sources, so a distributed load of 1,200 w per square meter was specified. All cabinets in the room were 0.6-m wide and 2-m high. The room was set up with four cold aisles, each of which was 1.8-m wide (Figure 1). There was a row of 25 cabinets on each side of each cold aisle. Two depths of cabinets were used — 1.1 m and 0.9 m — but were not mixed within a single row. Various heat loads from 500 w to 6 kw for each cabinet were applied.
The described base case was simulated along with six variants that were designed to assess the impact of changes in design and operating conditions on the data center. The base-case simulation shown in Figure 2 indicates that all of the cold aisles have a supply of cool air ranging from 14°C to 20°C. Warmer patches in the cold aisles match regions without active floor grilles. Warm air can be observed exiting the backs of the cabinets into the hot aisles. Cold air also can be observed moving from the ends of the cold aisles toward the CRACs, indicating the supply air exceeds the amount required by the cabinets. The total supply is approximately 140 percent of the cabinet requirement, based on a temperature rise of 10°C, indicating that the number of CRACs could be reduced to nine (although this would allow no redundancy).
One of the key benefits of computer simulation is its ability to help identify the cause of a problem. It can be used to understand why the cabinet located at the end of Row 1B was the only one to receive air above 20°C in the base case. In Figure 3, particle tracking is used to track the source of the air entering the front of the problem cabinet. The particles are colored to represent their temperatures. The simulation output shows how warm air from the backs of the cabinets reaches the front of the problem cabinet.
The first variant evaluated the effect on data-center cooling of eliminating one CRAC unit (Figure 4). This reduced the proportion of grilles operating within ±5 percent of the mean flow from 78 percent in the base case to 64 percent. The number of cabinets receiving air above 20°C increased from one to seven. This can be understood by observing pressure distribution in the void (Figure 5). With all of the 12 CRAC units operating, pressure distribution 0.2 m above the floor slab generally is uniform. With one CRAC out of operation, a greater pressure variation is seen, particularly near the failed unit.
Figure 6 shows temperatures at the level of the equipment intake for the case in which the floor void is reduced to 0.5 m. The simulation output shows that the number of cabinets receiving air above 20°C has increased from one to five. Most of the cabinets receiving the hot air are toward the ends of rows, although one cabinet in the middle of Row 1B is receiving hot air. The amount of cool air leaking from the ends of the cold aisles also is reduced (Figure 7). The number of grilles with flow within ±5 percent of the mean has been reduced from 78 percent in the base case to 33 percent. The pressure distribution in the void shows an increase in nonuniformity.
Adding a cover over the cold aisle increased the uniformity of flow (Figure 8). With this change, 85 percent of the grilles are within ±5 percent of the mean flow. Temperature is reduced to the point that no cabinets receive air above 20°C.
Figure 9 studies the addition of a ceiling void with grilles above the hot aisles for the purpose of removing the hot air and preventing it from being drawn into cabinets. The simulation showed that, for this particular configuration, this change had a detrimental effect. The variation of flow and temperature distribution within the aisles were similar to the base case, but a greater number of cabinets received higher-temperature air intake flow, including one that received air at 25.2°C. The hot cabinets were located at the ends of rows. The reason was readily apparent from the simulation results — the cold air moved up into the ceiling void, where it had no chance to be pulled into the cabinets.
A further simulation was set up to address the possibility of problems caused by a pipe running through the floor void. In this particular room, this change had only a minor impact, with the number of grilles within the 5-percent flow band being reduced to 73 percent and no change in the number of cabinets seeing elevated temperatures at their air intakes.
Activating all of the floor tiles in the cold aisles by setting their dampers fully open reduced the number of cabinets with an air-intake temperature in excess of 20°C from one to zero and reduced the proportion of cabinets with elevated temperatures. Additional simulations investigated the effect of adjusting the damper positions to balance and optimize the volume of cool air entering in each location. Dampers attached to grilles with higher flow rates were reduced to 75-percent open. This achieved more uniform flow rates through the grilles and reduced the number of cabinets suffering from elevated temperatures.
Rising power loads are making it more important than ever to optimize data-center cooling to ensure the reliability of computing equipment and reduce cooling costs. CFD simulation software addresses this need by evaluating the performance of alternative data-center designs quickly and inexpensively. In this example, the CFD simulation results showed that the cooling capacity was about 140 percent of that needed for the 1,200-w-per-square-meter load. However, detrimental effects were seen when a single cooling unit failed, primarily because of less-uniform air distribution in the floor void. Reducing the floor-void depth reduced performance for the same reason. Covering the cold aisle improved performance; however, using a ceiling extract system actually made things worse. Increasing the number of active floor grilles provided performance improvements, but for full benefit to be gained, the resistance between the floor void and the room had to be increased in some locations by adjusting dampers. Detailed CFD simulations enable well-informed design changes such as these to be made with complete confidence, thus, substantially improving the energy efficiency of data-center cooling while ensuring the availability of mission-critical resources.


Yup, it actually exists. A camera that looks through your viewfinder; compares the image to millions of others. If its algorithm decides this viewpoint has been taken too much, it won't let you take the picture.
Is viewpoint really unique or is it just a same ol' same ol'?
Consider this, most images are taken from the 5.5 foot to 6 foot height with a standard lens with the background in full focus.
This is because most people take their shots standing up with the lens the camera (or smartphone) came with, usually a 50mm. For the smartphone it is a little wider. The default is a greater depth of field putting backgrounds in focus.
Thus a lot of images seem very familiar, giving you a sense of déjà vu.
To make your images memorable, to have snap, to stand out you just need to be different. The viewer of any image wants Broca to be surprised. Broca is the area of the brain that craves to be surprised.
Go low or go very high. I mean really low, lay on your belly, bring your subject down with you or shoot up. Stand on something shoot from 8, 10 even 12 feet up. It is a fresh perspective that will be exciting.
Change your lens. A friend went on an excursion a bit back, he left his go to lens at home, out of reach. He brought the lenses he rarely used. Wow was he nervous but determined. He brought back the most exciting images. Be bold, go to extremes, push your comfort zone.
Change your proximity to your subject. Get in very, very close. Pull way back, let the environment ooze into the image, let it become a character that influences the mood. Let it be a comment on your subject. Move in to remove all of that background, find the one critical thing, like a caricature artist, that defines your subject. That makes them interesting. Exploit it. Find the beauty in it.
Change what happens in your background. Work the depth of field; go so shallow only an inch is in sharp focus. Pick your inch very carefully. Make it a void of black or some fuzzy bright or even dull color that supports your image's vision. Make it explode with colors, razor sharp everywhere, do it in a way your subject still pops out.
Be challenged with your choices. You don't stand out by looking the same as everything around you.
Then get really diverse, mix all these different approaches up. Like a Rubik's Cube searching for the perfect combination.
It will make you uncomfortable, even a bit scared as you explore the unknown. Step into the abyss of the different and exciting. You will make a whole lot of horrible images; get comfortable with that because when you are done you will have something great. Images worth pausing at, sharing. Heck even buying.
Maybe you do need a camera that won't let you take picture that has been done 1,000 times before. Pretend that yours does already, become unique, different. It will be refreshing, trust me.


- HD Images! All images are now 1158x651, three times bigger than before!
Instagram as @SmashAdditions! We're also working on @GetVestlus@twitter.com support, so we'll be there when they open!
We also plan on supporting more platforms as time goes on, as we are trying to make SmashAdditions as platform-agnostic as possible. In addition, we will be adding new features as time goes on, including possible Echo Fighter support and adapting for future Smash releases.


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module Screens where

import Data.List (isInfixOf)

import Imports
import Misc

data DetectedConfiguration
  = LaptopOnly
  | BigScreen
  | SideScreen
  | UnknownConfiguration
  deriving (Eq, Show)

detectScreens :: Xio DetectedConfiguration
detectScreens = do
  output <- syncSpawnAndRead "xrandr" ["--query"]
  forM_ (lines output) (logInfo . fromString)
  let hasLaptopScreen = "eDP-1-1 connected" `isInfixOf` output
      hasBigScreen = "DP-0.8 connected" `isInfixOf` output
      hasSideScreen = "DP-0 connected" `isInfixOf` output
      result = case (hasLaptopScreen, hasBigScreen, hasSideScreen) of
        (True, False, False) -> LaptopOnly
        (True, True, False) -> BigScreen
        (True, False, True) -> SideScreen
        _ -> UnknownConfiguration
  logInfo $ "Detected screen configuration: " <> fromString (show result)
  return result

configureScreens :: DetectedConfiguration -> Xio ()
configureScreens cfg = do
  env <- ask
  case cfg of
    LaptopOnly ->
      printErrors env "xrandr calls for laptop screen setup" $ do
        xrandr ["--output", "DP-0", "--off"]
        xrandr ["--output", "DP-0.8", "--off"]
    BigScreen ->
      printErrors env "xrandr calls for left screen setup" $ do
        xrandr ["--output", "DP-0", "--off"]
        xrandr ["--output", "DP-0.8", "--auto", "--left-of", "eDP-1-1"]
    SideScreen ->
      printErrors env "xrandr calls for right screen setup" $ do
        xrandr ["--output", "DP-0.8", "--off"]
        xrandr ["--output", "DP-0", "--auto", "--right-of", "eDP-1-1"]
    UnknownConfiguration ->
      return ()

xrandr :: [String] -> Xio ()
xrandr = syncSpawn "xrandr"


One of the traditional activities of DevGAMM is iOS Workshop. This year won't be an exception.
It will take place on the first day of the conference in Green Hall at 11:30 – 13:00.
The workshop required pre-registration and limited to 30 people. Fill in this form to assure your participaion.
If you are developing games for iOS, watchOS, or tvOS, don't miss this workshop. International speakers will highlight the essentials and hidden gems for building amazing and memorable user experience across the platform.
This session is aimed for development leads and product leads. Due to interactive nature of the session attendance will be invite only. Please make sure you register in advance.


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Comparing impeachment to lynching is a gross misrepresentation of a painful aspect of history
President Donald Trump compared the investigation into a possible impeachment to a lynching in a tweet on October 22.
Courtesy of Twitter
Kayla Holt, Feature Editor
A lynching is defined as the unlawful murder of someone for an alleged crime without a trial.
President Donald Trump used this word to describe the preliminary hearing to determine if there should be an impeachment trial for his actions.
I wish I could say I didn't see this coming, but this is the same person who said he could shoot someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue and still have the support needed to get into office. Question: Does the common sense a human possesses leave his brain through the UV rays of a tanning bed?
The history of lynching is long and deeply painful. According to the NAACP, between 1882-1968, there were 4,743 documented lynchings occurred and 3,446 of those lynchings were African Americans. While admittedly a quarter of those lynchings were of white people, none of them were born into the type of privilege that Donald Trump was.
"Lynchings were much more than hangings. Thousands of black men and women were beaten, tortured, and mutilated," former African American history teacher Sandy Young said. "By the time the rope was placed around their necks, many were long dead. Innocence or guilt was immaterial. All it took was an accusation. A whisper."
"This is not what is happening to the president, and it is wholly inappropriate for him to use the term 'lynching' for some perceived injustice," Young added. "He will receive the benefit of due process and equal protection under the law-granted to all American citizens by the constitution. That is something that Emmett Till, Claude Neal, Mary Turner and countless others never received."
It is in no way acceptable for an over-privileged white man, who has never struggled or had to fear for his life, to even think that he can associate an investigation that may lead to a trial with a lynching.
Yes, Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden used the term 21 years ago to describe the Clinton impeachment hearing. But Biden, unlike Trump, recognized his privilege and acknowledged his wrongdoing in what the Washington Post called one of the few times he has offered a "complete apology." Trump has offered no such apology and seems to feel justified in his use of the term.
At the end of the day, there are just some things you do not say out of respect for the history behind it. America deserves a leader who will respect the history of its citizens instead of usurping it for his personal gain.
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Beale Street Theater Variety Benefit Show
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We are excited to announce open auditions for the Beale Street Theater Variety Benefit Show. We are looking for musicians, singers, dancers, gymnasts, actors, comedians, magicians, bands, group acts, etc. Accepted performers will be a part of our variety show that performs on October 1st. All proceeds from this final show go towards the Beale Street Theater renovation project.
This is a digital, video audition. Your act should not exceed 8 minutes and should be submitted to [email protected] by August 1st. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
The Kingston Trio
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We have received word that the scheduled performance by The Kingston Trio needs to be postponed for several weeks. Singer Mike Marvin contracted Covid and was hospitalized. He is out now and healing but needs some more recouperation time. We will reschedule this concert as soon as he is feeling well enough to perform again.
If you purchased tickets, you should have received a separate email with notice of your refund. We apologize for the inconvenience and look forward to bringing this group into Kingman soon.
The Beale Street Theater is very excited to present "The Kingston Trio". The Kingston Trio, a classic folk music group will be performing on Friday March 11, 2022 at 6:00 PM at Lee Williams High School, which is located at 400 Grandview Ave, Kingman, AZ 86401. Tickets are $35.00-$55.00 per person and can be purchased online at www.bealestreettheater.com.
Fans of legendary folk icons The Kingston Trio can re-discover their timeless music all over again. In celebration of 60-plus years of music, the iconic folk group performs their best-loved songs as part of the 'Keep The Music Playing' national tour. All three current members, Mike Marvin, Tim Gorelangton and Don Marovich, have intrinsic links to the original group: Mike is the "adopted son" of founding member Nick Reynolds, who was also his musical mentor; Tim, a friend of John Stewart since he was in his early twenties, is one of the few musicians outside the Trio who has recorded with Nick Reynolds; and Don Marovich, a highly regarded musician who has also toured with the original Trio.
The Kingston Trio was one of the most prominent groups of the era's pop-folk boom that started in 1958 with the release of their first album and its hit recording of "Tom Dooley", which sold over three million copies as a single.
Cited as an influence by recording artists as musically and generationally diverse as Bob Dylan, Crosby, Stills & Nash and The Eagles to comedian and banjo player Steve Martin to contemporary artists such as the multi-Grammy® nominated Mumford & Sons and The Avett Brothers, The Kingston Trio occupies a unique, preeminent position in American musical history.
The Trio released 19 albums that made Billboard's Top 100, 14 of which ranked in the top 10, and five of which hit the number 1 spot. Four of the group's LPs charted among the 10 top-selling albums for five weeks in November and December 1959, a record unmatched for more than 50 years, and the group still ranks in the all-time lists of many of Billboard's cumulative charts, including those for most weeks with a number 1 album, most total weeks charting an album, most number 1 albums, most consecutive number 1 albums, and most top ten albums.
See Below for additional information and videos of the group. See also their website, www.kingstontrio.com and Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/kingston.trio.
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The Kingston Trio Charted Hits: ' Tom Dooley', 'MTA' (He'll Never Return), 'Where Have All The Flowers Gone', 'Scotch & Soda', 'Greenback Dollar', 'A Worried Man', 'Hard Travelin', 'Five Hundred Miles', 'Tijuana Jail', 'I'm Goin' Home', 'This Land Is Your Land', and many more. With A Special Tribute To Arlo Guthrie!
Beale Street Dinner Theater
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Beale Street Theater is proud to announce our upcoming production "A Murdered Mystery" by Karl Garner. Directed by Darla Watson, this fun play is a spoof of the classic murder mystery genre—add a little improv and delicious food and you have the recipe for a delightful evening's entertainment!
This production is set in a dinner theater format that will be taken to several locations around Kingman. Dates and locations are as follows:
May 14th at 7pm at Black Bridge Brewery, 421 E. Beale Street, Kingman
May 15th at 5:30pm and 7:30pm at Black Bridge Brewery, 421 E. Beale Street, Kingman
May 21st and 22nd at 6:30 at Dambar & Steakhouse, 1960 E. Andy Devine Ave., Kingman
May 28th at 6:30 at Hualapai Mountain Lodge Event Center, 4525 Hualapai Mountain Rd., Kingman
May 29th at 1:00pm and 6:30 pm at Hualapai Mountain Lodge Event Center, 4525 Hualapai Mountain Rd., Kingman
Tickets are on sale at www.bealestreettheater.com. They are $15 for adults, $10 for kids. Dinner add on's are available starting at $15. See our website for more details. Please call 928-530-8432 if you have questions.
Artis-Tree
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Kingman Center for the Arts is excited to announce that we have six decorated Christmas trees that have been donated to our organization as a fundraiser for the Beale Street Theater renovation project. Trees are on display during the month of November in several downtown businesses. We encourage you to go visit these businesses and see these works of art. Participating businesses are Beale Street Brews, the Chamber of Commerce, the ArtHub and Black Bridge Brewery. Trees are available for sale to businesses or individuals for the holiday season. If you are interested in purchasing a tree, please contact us at [email protected] or by calling 928-530-8432. Purchased trees will be delivered to the buyers during the first weekend of December.
Thank you to our donor businesses for the decorated trees!
ER Providers, 66 Marketplace, Farmhouse, Venture Club, Spouses of High Desert Radiology, The Sweet Mac Shop and Cerbat Dental
KCA Pop-Up Boutique
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KCA will host a pop-up fashion boutique December 10-12, 2020. It will feature mint condition items from major brands and retailers. We have shoes, clothing (women's and junior sizes) and accessories (including purses, scarves, sunglasses and jewelry.
The ArtHub is located at 402 E. Beale Street in downtown Kingman. Store hours are Thurs. Dec. 10th, 5-9pm, Fri. Dec. 11th, 11am-6pm, Sat. Dec. 12th, 11am-6pm.
Shop for a great cause and have fun too! Cash and major credit cards accepted.
Snoopy!!! the Musical – Meet Sally & Peppermint Patty
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Our upcoming performances of Snoopy!!! the Musical are right around the corner! Here to give you the inside scoop on the show, we are proud to introduce two of the show's leading ladies!
Drew Stephenson as Peppermint Patty
We recently had the opportunity to talk to both Rylie Taylor and Drew Stephenson who will be portraying the characters Sally and Peppermint Patty, respectively. Similarly, both girls had heard about our growing community theater and felt it was a great opportunity to get involved and showcase their outstanding talent. Drew and Rylie are both well-established actresses in our community.
You may have seen Drew star as Babette/Enchantress in Beauty and the Beast Jr. or a star-struck teen in Bye Bye Birdie. As for Rylie, you may have seen her star in shows like Scrooge; Dorothy in Wonderland; Little Mermaid; Beauty and the Beast Jr., and more. Rylie has been in a total of 8 shows including Snoopy!!!
Rylie finds herself drawn to Sally because she can be very bubbly, outgoing, and upbeat. On the other hand, Drew is playing her total opposite, Peppermint Patty, the tomboy whose boisterous voice is not afraid to speak her mind to get everything she wants.
Rylie Taylor as Sally
Rylie and Drew agree that the best part of rehearsals has been bonding with the cast and crew who have become like family! They look forward to every rehearsal and all the incredible memories they have forged throughout the way. Rylie is especially delighted to have her twin sister join the crew as the choreographer. Drew can attest to just how fun it is having the pair build on the incredible dance showcased in the production.
Prepare to be mesmerized by remarkable dance numbers in tunes like "Don't Be Anything Less" and "The Big Bow Wow." You will be entranced by the heartfelt nature of the everyday life of the peanuts gang, and enthralled by Charles Shulz's timeless humor.
Join Drew and Rylie this August 21t, 22nd, 28th & 29th @ 6pm at Metcalf Park in Downtown Kingman for this can't-miss performance of Snoopy!!! the Musical! Seating is limited so get your tickets online while they are available!
Snoopy!!! The Musical – Meet Lucy!
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We recently announced our upcoming performances for Snoopy!!! The Musical set for this August 21st, 22nd, 28th, and 29th. Now we are proud to present the actors bringing the show to life!
This week we had the opportunity to talk to Amber Wisely who will be portraying Lucy Van Pelt! Amber is an avid Beale Street Theater performer. You may have seen her as Scuttle in The Little Mermaid Jr., Emma in The Legend of the Lone Texas Walker Ranger, a Villager in Beauty and The Beast Jr., and now Lucy! After hearing about her fellow peers' past experiences with our shows Amber said she was glad to get involved and be a part of all the fun.
Amber is especially excited to take on the role of Lucy because of her natural spunky sass. She believes everyone can relate to and admire Lucy's strong opinions and her tenacity in expressing them. When reminiscing on her favorite part of the rehearsal process, Amber credits every day with her fellow cast and crew members. She believes the connections forged are the most memorable. She states, "The cast and crew are truly made up of some of the most talented and amazing actors, actresses, and tech."
Amber invites any and all who are interested in the world of Snoopy to come out and watch! "The show is full of laughs as well as sweet moments that'll make you want to share a heartfelt smile with loved ones. I can share that when I first read the script I had a constant smile on my face. You are sure to feel connected to the unique story of these rambunctious kids."
Snoopy!!! The Musical is sure to melt your heart and leave you with a smile! Join Amber in what she calls "a can't-miss performance of the year!" Snoopy!!! The Musical performance dates are August 21st, 22nd, 28th, and 29th with 6pm shows at The Metcalf Park in downtown Kingman. Tickets are available online and seating is limited.
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Snoopy!!! the Musical – Meet Linus!
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Last week we announced our upcoming outdoor performances for Snoopy!!! The Musical. Now we are proud to introduce the actors bringing the show to life!
This week we were able to sit down with Joseph Kyler who will be playing Linus Van Pelt this August 21st, 22nd, 28th, and 29th. Joseph Kyler is no stranger to Beale Street Theater shows! You may have seen him take on the character Cogsworth in our production of Beauty and The Beast Jr, or Toronto in The Legend of the Lone Texas Walker Ranger. Joseph continues to audition and come out for shows because acting has always been a great passion of his. He decided the more performing he could do the better!
Joey found himself especially connected to his character, Linus, in that they both are philosophical powerhouses. He went on to say, "Linus also cracks the best jokes which I choose to believe is also very much like me!" When asked about his co-stars and favorite memories to date he stated "It's all been happening so fast! It's a blur of smiles, giggles, and incredible memories with even more incredible people." He is most excited to showcase his newfound master dance moves which he credits his choreographer, Mollie Taylor, for her skill in teaching. He looks forward to the audience's reactions to both his solo "The Vigil" and Snoopy's big number "The Big Bow Wow!"
Snoopy!!! The Musical will captivate families, the young, the dreamers, and all those above. As Joey says, you don't want to miss this childlike-dream feature!
Snoopy!!! The Musical performance dates are set for August 21st, 22nd, 28th, and 29th at The Metcalf Park downtown. Tickets are available online and seating is limited.
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: Abridged Back for One Weekend ONLY!
Shakespeare Abridged
After a period of COVID-19 shutdowns of all non-essential organizations, Beale Street Theater is open once again and back to finish what they started in the spring.
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: Abridged by Adam Long, Daniel Singer & Jess Winfield is set to perform for one weekend only! On June 25 and 26, director Bob Blake and cast will be performing at 7pm both nights at Metcalf Park, 315 W Beale Street. Black Bridge Brewery will still be selling Shakespeare-themed beer during the show in support of the theater!
For anyone late to the party, this show is a satirical summary of every Shakespeare work, including that of Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet. Though satirical, the show also nods at Shakespeare respectfully, for we could not make fun of him if he didn't write so many ridiculous pieces.
The show will still be performed on the stage at Metcalf Park with a minimal set designed specifically to be portable to and from the venue. The costumes are obnoxious and silly and, yes, Lucas will still be a woman most of the time—we wouldn't be true to the time period if he wasn't! Lucas will actually be traveling back from his home in Minnesota to finish the show for Kingman, so keep a lookout for his travel videos these next couple weeks!
Beale Street Theater's presentation of this comedic work is a great way to take the city's mind off the worrisome events unfolding around the world. We are also taking great care to minimize any issues COVID might cause. Performing in the park will give the audience an open-air venue to promote social distancing. The theater also recommends that audience members bring their own chairs to minimize any cross-contaminations of the virus. Among these precautions, the theater is taking many others to ensure safety of volunteers and audiences alike.
Beale Street Theater greatly appreciates your support towards local businesses and non-profit organizations. Come out and support the Beale Street Theater and Black Bridge Brewery—have a pint and laugh your pantaloons off!
Tickets are $12 per person and are on sale online at https://bealestreettheater.com//tickets/ or at the gates before the show.
To further support Beale Street Theater, donations can be made at the show or online at https://bealestreettheater.com//donate/
As Shakespeare once said, "We put the fun in dysfunctional." ….or was that Green Day?
Exclusive Shakespeare Director Interview!
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Drink Shakesbeer at Ye Ol' Tavern March 7th
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Beale Street Theater has recently partnered with a near and dear Kingman local Brewery! Black Bridge Brewery, located at 421 E. Beale St. in Downtown Kingman, is opening its doors to the public on March 7th, 2020 at 7pm for a night of Shakespeare and ShakesBEER. (Haha, get it?)
In honor of Beale Street Theater's upcoming Spring Show, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) authored by Adam Long, Jess Winfield, and Daniel Singer, Black Bridge Brewery has launched two special beers! The first, an old English ale fit for the bard, is called "ShakesBeer." You can also ask for "Much Ado About Beer" if you'd like something a little lighter.
In addition, Beale Street Theater's very own hilarious cast will be performing bits of the production on stage on the back patio for your entertainment. You'll see them in bright yellow shirts and go ahead and chat with them about the upcoming performances and their rehearsals. They sure love to talk, especially when they get drinking.
Along with a live performance and two new fantastic beers, you'll be able to enjoy local music in between it all. Best yet, Black Bridge Brewery is offering Happy Hour Pricing for anyone that dresses up as a rogue or a wench! And, of course, there is no cover charge!
So, can you keep up with William Shakespeare, the bard of bards? We heard he had some wild days back then! With all that fame, who can blame him?
We'll see you on March 7th at 7pm!
Want more information on Beale Street Theater's production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)? Showtimes are March 14th & 21st at 12pm & 4pm on the stage at Metcalfe Park, 315 W. Beale St. in Downtown Kingman. Tickets are $12. We heard the beers will be there too if you like them that much…
Click here to buy show tickets, or you can buy them at This & That Antiques & Collectibles located at 534 Beale St. in Downtown Kingman, or at the gates! You won't want to miss this show—it's definitely one for the books!
Where to Buy Shakespeare (Abridged) Tickets
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Lucas Youngerberg (left) & Matt Lambert (right)
It is officially 27 days from our premier of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) and tickets are finally on sale! If you haven't seen our event on Facebook or you don't follow us on Instagram, then you have no idea where to buy! Luckily, we have a couple places for you and maybe even an opportunity to shop…
First, as always you can buy tickets online at our fabulous website. Click here to be brought to our main ticket page. Tickets are through EventBrite and will be on sale until an hour before showtime, so get them while you can!
Want a more personable route? Well, we've gone as personable as we can get this time around.
Before, we were selling our show tickets at the ArtHub, but this spot is ran by volunteers and sometimes couldn't be open. Well, we've improved this and now you can find tickets at This & That Antiques & Collectibles located at 534 Beale St. in Downtown Kingman.The shop has a little sign out on the street and looks like the sweetest cottage you ever did see. Pam and Dave will be there to sell our tickets just for you and they take both cash and card. While you're there you should definitely take a look at everything they have to offer! Every room is different, and you'll be sure to find something to take home.
The front of This & That Antiques & Collectibles, located at 534 Beale St. in Downtown Kingman, AZ
Business Hours are as follows:
Wednesdays & Thursdays: 10am-4pm
Fridays & Saturdays: 10am-5pm
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays
Tickets are $12 each. Showtimes are March 14th & 21st at 12pm & 4pm at Metcalfe Park, located at 315 W. Beale St. in Downtown Kingman. Seating is limited (100 per show) so if you feel like you might need a chair, bring one! Thank you for joining us for Shakespeare Sunday Shakeup, and we are so excited for you to see this hilarious production!
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R A PURAM BOY Shines in South Zone Under 14 Inter state Cricket Tournament 2018-2019.
Tamilnadu State Cricket team and performance as follows.
Rushil is a right hand bastman and start practicing cricket from his age 9 Years , trained/ mentored by Mr E Arun Kumar alias Malai , who was a opening batsman represented TNCA IX -Buchi Babu cricket tournament and star performer in TNCA Ist division cricket matches.
Rushil scored two Consecutive Centuries and quick fiery knock ( 50& 43) in the in the recent South Zone Under 14 inter state cricket tournament 2018 -2019 in Jan 2019.
Rushil has scored 61 Not out against Nellai Nadar in PC Sekar u14 Inter school tournament.
Rushil is 9 th standard boy at St Particks , Adyar, Chennai.
Mr E Arun kumar is having a cricket Academy AMCA at VIVEKA Cricket ground, Mylaopore.