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Michael Cassara regularly teaches master classes on acting, musical theatre performance, auditioning and industry topics, in New York City and throughout the world.
He has taught master classes at dozens of the top training programs in the US and abroad, including Baldwin Wallace University, The Boston Conservatory, Indiana University, Northwestern University, The University Of The Arts, and in both the Steinhardt School and Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. He previously served on the adjunct faculty of Pace University and CAP21. As a leading expert on the musical theatre repertoire, Michael offers his students input based upon his unique vantage point as a casting director.
In New York, Michael regularly teaches at The Growing Studio and for SaveMyAudition.com.
College and University Master Classes and Workshops
As a leading performing arts educator, Michael Cassara regularly teaches at many of the top universities and training programs worldwide. He has taught master classes and workshops on the campuses of Baldwin Wallace University, The Boston Conservatory, CAP21 / Molloy College, Elon University, Indiana University, NYU (Steinhardt School of Education and Tisch School of the Arts), Texas State University, The University of the Arts, The University of Central Florida, The University of Miami, Yale University, and over two dozen other schools. He currently serves on the adjunct faculty of Wright State University, where he teaches the Business of Acting to Senior BFA students. He previously served on the adjunct faculty of Pace University, and has presented multiple talks on musical theatre education for the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS).
Classes and workshops are custom-fit to the needs of each individual program/group of students, but some topics include:
musical theatre audition techniques
advanced song repertoire
"the business" of the business
showcase preparation
how to get an agent
musical theatre history
self-taping technology and approaches
In addition to on-campus visits and workshops, Michael is often available to work with groups of students while they are in the New York City area.
If you'd like to speak further, feel free to call the office of Michael Cassara Casting at (212) 564-6700, or you may fill out the contact form and someone will be in touch with you shortly.
"Michael afforded my Northwestern University students the honor of performing for him and he evaluated their work with insight, inspiration and great sensitivity. There was a genuine understanding of the young performer's needs — both as an artist and as a young professional about to enter a difficult and demanding profession. Michael's time with our students was an invaluable gift and I cannot recommend him highly enough."
David H. BellAssociate Professor, Northwestern University


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Q: AlarmManager won't start service I just followed the exact code in API Demo, but my service just won't start after I set the AlarmManager.
so my service is
public class CourseWatcherRefreshService extends Service {

    private CourseDbAdapter mDbHelper;
    private CourseWatcher watcher;

    @Override
    public void onCreate() {
        Toast.makeText(this, "Watcher Refresh Service starts", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
        mDbHelper = new CourseDbAdapter(this);
        mNM = (NotificationManager) getSystemService(NOTIFICATION_SERVICE);

        mDbHelper.open();
        Thread thread = new Thread(null, mTast, "CourseWatcherRefreshService");
        thread.start();
        super.onCreate();

    }

    @Override
    public void onDestroy() {
        mDbHelper.close();
        super.onDestroy();

    }

    Runnable mTast = new Runnable() {
        // some work
    };

    @Override
    public IBinder onBind(Intent intent) {
        return mBinder;
    }

    private final IBinder mBinder = new Binder() {
        @Override
        protected boolean onTransact(int code, Parcel data, Parcel reply, int flags)
                throws RemoteException {
            return super.onTransact(code, data, reply, flags);
        }
    };

}

Also in my AndroidManifest.xml, I put such code
<service
    android:name=".CourseWatcherRefreshService"
    android:process=":remote" >
</service>

And I use such code to toggle the AlarmManager
PendingIntent refreshIntent = PendingIntent.getActivity(NaviScreen.this, 0, new Intent(NaviScreen.this, CourseWatcherRefreshService.class), 0);
long firstTime = SystemClock.elapsedRealtime();
AlarmManager am = (AlarmManager) getSystemService(Context.ALARM_SERVICE);
am.setRepeating(AlarmManager.ELAPSED_REALTIME_WAKEUP,firstTime, 30*1000, refreshIntent);

And the code above is almost the same with the AlartService example in API Demo, but my code won't work, I can't see any sign of my service starts to work.

A: You are using getActivity when you should be using getService. So change the PendingIntent line to
PendingIntent refreshIntent = PendingIntent.getService(NaviScreen.this, 0, new Intent(NaviScreen.this, CourseWatcherRefreshService.class), 0);

A: try this :
Intent updateIntent = new Intent()
updateIntent.setClass(NaviScreen.this, CourseWatcherRefreshService.class)
PendingIntent pendingIntent = PendingIntent.getService(this, 0, updateIntent, 0);

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The YOUCAN website provides leadership resources for youth and educators on non-violent conflict resolution to improve community relations. The website also offers publications of how programs by YOUCAN have been making change in their communities.
The Students Commission: Centre of Excellence for Youth Engagement connects young people with training, networking with other youth and youth organizations, and opportunities to develop change within their communities.
Taking Action is a youth-led project by Aboriginal communities across Canada that explores healthy sexuality, structural inequalities, and culture. The youth learn about HIV and create artwork to share with their communities as a form of health promotion.
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples' National Youth Council provide Aboriginal Youth living off reserve a voice within the congress and will try their best to assist youth to locate necessary resources. The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples have also launched an Aboriginal Youth campaign for civic engagement along with a toolkit called Find your Voice.


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Juneau County is located in Central Wisconsin between Adams-Friendship and Tomah in central part of the state along the Wisconsin River flowage system which creates both Lake Petenwell and Castle Rock Lake. Juneau is known for farming, hilly terrain, public land, ATV trails, hunting, fishing, rock formations, public land which also has Necedah Wildlife Refuge, Buckhorn State Park, Hardwood Air-to-Ground Gunnery and Bombing Range plus a couple communities including; Necedah, New Miner, New Lisbon, Mauston and Elroy. It's surrounded by 7 other Counties; Wood, Adams, Columbia, Sauk, Vernon, Monroe and Jackson. On this site you can search for Bars, Bars & Grills, Taverns, Pubs, Nightclubs, Sports Bar, Saloon, Roadhouses, Micro Brewery, Whisky Bar, Dance Club, Wine Bar, Hotel Bar, Restaurant Serving Alcohol, Irish Pub, College Bar, Lounge, Cigar Bar, Dive Bar, Music Joint, Specialty Bars, Cocktail Lounge, Beer Bar, but NO Home Bars and more... located in this county, listed by a real estate agents. Juneau County, Wisconsin GIS MAP Information!


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Q: Ethernet Endpoints, Frames and Triggers We are designing a point-to-point ring Ethernet network for a data acquisition system. Due to physical system constraints, star/mesh networks are out of the question.
For data transmission to a host, we are using point-to-point links to daisy chain the boards with packets hopping from one to the next towards the host.
I've read up on transmit and receive Ethernet packets using the MAC but, along with the Ethernet control packets (pause etc).
However I'm unclear on how to send a robust event trigger to all 12 nodes. My previous experience was with USB and a single device that needed a trigger end point. However sending a trigger to multiple Ethernet addresses at the same time is unclear.
As the distances between nodes mean a trigger would arrive at the node closest to the host first. I was thinking of transmitting frames that contain a 'please trigger flag' and a wait duration to each node. This pause would be slightly different for each node allowing acquisition to be synchronised.
What are people's thoughts? We are using Xilinx Spartan 6 FPGAs at each node with the MAC IP-Cores, probably 10-100Mb/s Ethernet and a decent amount of buffer memory per node.
Thanks.
Ed

A: How about using UDP sending on broadcast address?
There is also another similar question answered


Below we mention acceptable directives for the header response.
max-age=n Sets the expiration date of the response equal to n seconds after the request. As opposed to Expires, it eliminates concerns about time synchronization and the expiration date update.
s-maxage=n The same as max-age, but is applicable to shared (proxy) cache.
Public Enables caching of requests, secured with authentication, which by default are not cacheable.
Private Enables caching only in single-user caches (i.e., browsers), forbidding it in shared ones. It is applied, for example, when different users are given different versions of the page. However, this method does not guarantee the data confidentiality. To ensure the latter, it is recommended to use the encrypted protocol HTTPS, which generally is not cacheable at all.
no-cache Requires the cache to send all requests to the source server for verifying the recency of the response, stored in the cache. It is used when it's necessary to maintain semantic transparency without losing benefits of conditional caching.
no-store Forbids caching the response under any conditions. As well as private, it is not a reliable instrument for protecting information from third parties.
must-revalidate Requires the cache to precisely follow the information about the recency of the stored response. Typically, under certain circumstances (e.g., no internet connection) HTTP allows using the expired cache. Indicating this header, you report a strong need to follow the established rules.
proxy-revalidate The same as must-revalidate, but is applicable to shared cache.
no-transform Some proxy servers can convert headers and even the body of the response (change picture format, append headers, revise their order, etc.). This directive forbids any actions of that kind.
In case of designating conflicting directives, more transparent ones are in priority (they provide the recency of data supplied to clients). In its turn, max-age directive is in higher priority than Expires header.
This fragment of Apache web server's configuration file checks the mod_headers presence. If the mod_headers module is available, it activates Cache-Control Http-header response: private for all files with .css and .js extensions and public for all files with the .gif, .jpg and .png extensions.
Along with Expires and Cache-Control headers the web server sends the ETag header – a unique ID for each version of the file. When the server forwards the file to the browser, it marks it at the same time. Later the browser checks whether the newest version is available by sending the HTTP request that includes the If-None-Match header with the last saved ETag value for the requested file. If the content is changed, the server will send a new version of the file. Otherwise, the browser will receive 304 Not modified status and load the file version, already existing in cache. Thus, there is a saving of Web server resources and bandwidth and reducing the page loading total time.
Expect to read caching recommendations and cache proxies' tricks on February, 8.


By now I'm sure you have realized that weight loss is about much more than stating "My goal is to lose X amount of weight." It is much more than writing out a list of short term and long term goals for exercise and nutrition. Although they are still important steps, weight loss or any lifestyle change is about asking yourself "what do I really want out of my life?" In other words: What is Your Primary Aim?
A lot of business gurus do an exercise that I believe will help drive the point home and help you get in the mind set of finding your primary aim. I want you to imagine you're about to attend one of the most important occasions of your life—your funeral. I know, I know… bear with me. Now, at your funeral is a tape of your voice addressing your friends and family and you're telling them the story of your life.
How would you like that story to go?
What would you like to be able to say about your life after it's too late to do anything about it?
Once you've created the script (yes take the time to write your script NOW), all you need to do is make it come true! All you need to do is start living your life as if it were important. All you need to do is take your life seriously, create it intentionally.
Simple? Yes. Easy? NOOOO. But absolutely essential if your life is to have meaning besides work, weight loss, etc.
Great people have a vision of their lives that they practice emulating each and every day. When there is a discrepancy between what they envisioned and what they are doing they are quick to make up the difference and carry on.
1 What do I wish my life to look like?
2 How do I wish my life to be on a day-to-day basis?
3 How would I like to be with other people in my life—my family, friends, spouse, business associates?
4 How would I like people to think about me?
5 What would I like to be doing in 2, 10, 20 years from now?
6 What specifically would I like to learn during my life: spiritually, physically, financially, intellectually… about relationships?
The answers to these questions become the standards against which you measure your life progress. In the absence of such questions your life will just drift aimlessly.
Your primary aim provides you with purpose, it provides you with energy, and it provides the grit to get through your day-to-day.
Do you see why your primary aim is so important to your weight loss success? With no clear vision of how you wish your life to be how can you begin to change it?


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Yellow Vesters Queue to Withdraw Money From Banks, Act X to Begin While Macron Meets the Mayors
EuropeNewsPolitics
January 18, 2019 3:32 pm 0
In the French city of Saint-Nazaire, queues of yellow vesters have been videoed withdrawing money from the banks on or around January 12th in what appears to be a symbolic move to show what tools the people can have.
Some 400,000 people showed up last Saturday according to yellow vesters with Act 10 now called for tomorrow in what is beginning to feel like the brink of a peaceful revolution.
"Paris is back for Act 10 of the protest! Debating won't solve anything, everybody knows what the people are asking for! Less elected officials, less privileges, more transparency and for the people to be systematically consulted in case of disagreement! A democracy, a real democracy!" – a yellow vester said.
That's while Macron met 600 mayors in a small village in Normandy, giving us what may well become a symbolic image:
French President Emmanuel Macron with some 600 mayors who will relay the concerns aired by residents in their towns and villages in the Normandy city of Grand Bourgtheroulde on January 15, 2019.
France, Europe and the world stand at cross roads as what some thought was just protests appears to be an attempt at revolutionizing the political system.
It all seems to have begun on November 17th when workers at the Saint-Nazaire shipyard issued a communique on November 20th calling for an economic blockade.
"Our goal is to regain decision making power for the people," they said. Since then, the people have shown up in the hundreds of thousands across France for now two months. Their number one demand is a jury like parliament and/or citizen proposed referendums.
The reasons for this so far generally peaceful revolt may be numerous, but the young millennial who read the communique probably symbolizes the greater picture.
A generational transition of power is on-going between the baby boomers and the millennials. The latter have or are gaining key positions. They, having grown up with the internet which has informed greatly, don't like how certain things are done and thus demand certain changes.
The latest example is Theresa May's continued hold of power despite two no-confidence votes. In such key moment in British history, you'd think a general election would be required so that the winning party can have a mandate for the flavor of Brexit.
The people, however, have no way of forcing their voice to be heard except by taking to the streets. The latter is very costly and can even be ignored unless it is at such a scale that one might call it an attempt at peaceful revolution.
Since the 60s civil rights movement, Western Europe has seen nothing like what is currently going on in France. It appears to be a very unique moment in time for it may well be the case the millennials get what they want: a people's parliament.
There, all other issues can then be discussed. There, a no-confidence vote can then be outside of rigid party lines. There, every single citizen, by the draw of random luck, can have the opportunity to have a say and sway in all matters.
The idea so simple, one does wonder whether anyone – rich or poor – would actually be against it considering they all might randomly be chosen, whether policeman or rebel, intellectual or of little intellect. Effectively the entire country through a sample of it in the number 500 or so.
Then people can have their say peacefully in the people's parliament, rather than being required to take to the streets and even then easily fail as in 2003.
The movement appears to be spreading in Sofia, in Berlin, in Brussels, and in pockets of Britain. Some say they are far left, some say they are far right, but their number one demand appears to be quite centrist.
In France, however, it appears to have reached the scale of effectively the entire nation. The biggest question being: how is this now to be resolved.
Macron is holding debates, quite appropriately, but yellow vesterst may also be right in saying Macron knows very well what they want.
Debate, however, would still be needed to flesh out how the potential new system of governance would work, just as perhaps it would be far more appropriate to have this debate under a binding referendum.
Then, the yellow vesters perhaps would not need the streets any longer. While where it concerns just talk, they may well think it is just a distraction tactic.
For France and for Europe, Macron should call two binding referendums. Yes or no to a jury style people's parliament. Yes or no to citizen proposed referendums.
With the movement growing and with their revolutionary spirit already shown by their attempts to take over media stations, delay in calling such binding referendums may well be costly.
They have made their demands clear. Macron now needs to ask the people whether they agree because half a millennium on, a glorious, peaceful, incremental, but structural, revolution may well be here. To it our poem:
Tis but comfort peace,
that meets the edges,
the shouts of liberty,
in our ages.
The tremor and the fear,
engulfing all our mothers,
the yellow eyes,
sons and brothers.
For freedom who wont sing,
as long as one lives
for optimism who wont lift,
that banner,
for in darkness thus so light,
VIVA LA FRANCE.
Tis pleasure to ask,
of questions complex thus,
even as tempted one stands,
to fully hold the tongue.
The youth in streets burning,
majepsing all mankind
reverberating through this continent,
Asia and all lands.
From comfort,
here though asked,
muh head,
young man?
Not yours princess of England,
your beauty kind and wide,
Of thieves that roam this land,
there my arm.
And you son of France,
long waited to roam,
roar beautiful kind,
Das vivas Napoleon.
To you our hearts,
and liberties around,
may France rise,
the liberating mother of mankind.
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My flight details for tomorrow are Thai Airways flight TG 999 arriving 8pm.
Debs said customs are taking a while to process people. I'm not sure if they will delay me but hope I won't keep you waiting for long, and I will be happy to drive back to the farm while you rest.
Thanks so much for coming to meet me, I promise to give you lots of massages!


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	/**
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All you have to do is guess what the contract balance of HDx20 will be. HDx20 is a new gaming platform token. There are 2 versions. 1 on Tron and the original here on Ethereum. The 2 existing games on the ETH network have been cloned on the Tron Network and a 3rd game is right around the corner. Don't forget, everytime someone buys, sells, or plays with HDx20 the token goes UP in price.
The balance of the HDx20 contract ~48 hours after the previous post is 114.833 ETH. Not much action Congrats @fredkese you had the closest guess. You receive 5 points and a 100% upvote. @fuentesjo3006 you get 2nd and receive 4 points and a 50% upvote. @jmehta you get 3rd and receive 3 points and a 50% upvote. @mk992039 you get 4th and receive 2 points and a 50% upvote. @allinbet you get 5th and receive 1 point and a 50% upvote.
Here's how the contest works. Everyone makes thier guess of what the contract balance will be in the next 48 hours. You don't know the exact moment I will snapshot the balance, but if your guess is a little high, you can aways make your own deposit to secure a win. The top 5 guesses will receive points 5 for 1st, down to 1 for 5th place. The first person to 30 points will receive 10 HDx20 Tokens. This should be a fun little race to the top. That's not the only thing you get for playing. On each post, the closest guess will receive 50,000 MoneyBags💰. The next closet guess will receive 25,000 MoneyBags💰 and 3rd place will receive 10,000 MoneyBags💰. All entries will receive an Upvote. You can claim any winnings by commenting in The General Channel of The-City with the message "I won ___ place on guess the HDx20 balance"
The closest guess gets a 100% upvote. The next 4 get a 50% upvote, and the rest receive a 10% upvote.


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Backup and restore MySQL database mysql which holds user permissions
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Originating server: Webmin version 1.740 Virtualmin version 4.16.gpl Debian Linux 7
Destination server: Webmin version 1.890 Virtualmin version 6.03 Debian Linux 8
I have migrated a domain example.com by creating a backup of this domain in the old server and restored it on the new server. That went fine.
However, I have a database in this domain (Kimai). This database has users permission etc set in the mysql database. mysql is the name of the database holding the users permissions. Not the name of the MySQL server.
The transfer of the kimai database went fine. But the permissions are not there. I cannot access it. The mysql database on the new server is there. But it was not updated with the user settings for kimai.
I think I can make a manual backup/restore of the mysql database from webmin. But I don't understand why this was not done while backup/restore of the domain.
How can I transfer the mysql database from the old to the new server as part of the virtualmin backup/restore? I did backup the virtualmin global settings, but this database is not included.
And, of course, how do I make this a part of the backups of the domain? If this were not a transfer, but a backup to use after a crash, how can I be sure that database users are part of the backup for disaster recovery?
I tried to Google this, but all I get is results of backing up MySQL databases, not the mysql database.
The way I eventually did this was to backup the databases in Webmin, transfer them and restored them on the new server. Als in Webmin. All worked well, I had to restart MySQL in order to have the privileges being active.
What I still don't understand is that I have transferred domains before, and once the domains were on the new server, the databases continued to work. I am sure I never did it in this way before. But I do not recall what I did do in order to get it working at that time.
The disadvantage of the Webmin backup database procedure is that all databases are being backed up. Some databases are a few GB. Which is not that large for real environments, but still...
I also know that somewhere it is recommended to always regularly backup the databases through a Webmin schedule. But I am pretty sure my domain databases are being dumped prior to a regular virtual domain backup. Which means that a dump is backed up. Not the MySQL files.


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We must learn to share,cohabit with one another as times are a changing and time of the White Buffalo is near. Time is now.
Warm Love and Greetings For 2012! May it be your best ever!


We know that Google have recently be playing around with the Search Engine Results page removing the My account link top right and moving the setting links.
If you fancy reading some more about SEO head over to Just Search Labs run by Just Search the company I work for.
I've contributed a few posts but there's posts about programming as well as SEO.
But if your on an iGoogle page it's still there?


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"Few members of our parish can recall with much clarity the northeast corner of Dominion Blvd. and north High Street as it existed on January 17, 1946.
This was the date the late Bishop Michael J. Ready decreed the boundaries of a new parish to be called Our Lady of Peace. Fr. George H. Foley was named first pastor. The new pastor actually launched the parish when he moved into an apartment at 4217 N. High Street, near Cooke Rd., a few days after his appointment. Weekday Masses were said in the apartment. Sunday Mass first was held in the Beechwold Theater and later in the A. A. Schroyer Funeral Home (now Weir Arend). Meanwhile, the site of the present church and school was purchased. It contained two buildings; one was an old farm house at the corner which was torn down and the second became the first rectory and, later, the first convent. Behind these buildings thrived a vegetable garden, trees, weeds and a mass of just plain mud.
The first church on the property consisted of a barracks obtained from the Army Supply Depot at Marion. It was located at the northwest edge of the parish property, facing High Street. Kneelers and benches were constructed by prisoners of war. The date of the first Mass in the church is in dispute; some say Easter Sunday, 1946, while others contend it was June 1.


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A He went to Kyoto.
B He has gone to Kyoto.
A:She has wanted the hat for a long time, when she got to know that it was his.
B:She had wanted the hat for a long time, when she got to know that it was his.
A:He lived in Fukuoka for ten years, when he was young.
B:He had lived in Fukuoka for ten years, when he was young.


We write this letter of high recommendation for Mike Stevens of Stevens Home Services as an excellent handyman and home improvement contractor. This month, we had the good fortune to work with Mike in discovering and repairing a leaking window problem in our house, which was due to improperly installed flashing and gutter. The problem turned out to be a bigger job than anticipated and Mike went over and above in quality and service to solve it.
The project required Mike to remove vinyl siding, interior dry wall and a window in order to (replace) repair water and ant damaged (house) structuralframing, consisting of plywood (siding) sheathing and (two by fours) 2x4 timbers. In addition he rehung all the gutters around the house, replacing damaged ones. We are very confident that the gutters are sound and properly secured. He uses the best material and does things right the first time so the work will last. He also replaced and repainted the dry wall. The room looks as good as new.
Throughout the course of the project Mike kept us abreast of the anticipated work and cost. We paid him incrementally, which worked well for us. He is very patient and answered all our questions.
The job was done with extreme care and precision. Mike is a gifted craftsman. He is extremely knowledgeable and skilled in his field. He is methodical, meticulous and thorough. His workmanship is of the utmost high standard and quality. In addition, he is extremely clean and tidy in the workplace. He never left the worksite in disarray. Mike took special care to prevent any work related debris from trailing throughout the house and yard.
We highly recommend Mike Stevens without reservation. We will not hesitate to call him in the future for other home repairs and improvements.
Donna F. & Deb G.
In the few months since we connected with Mike, he has done a wide variety of small and medium sized repairs, ranging from re-venting a bathroom, to fixing doors that did not close properly. Mike is reliable and on-time. His rate is reasonable. He is creative and easy to work with, and cares that his work is high-quality. I highly recommend him!


Marcus is a software developer, consultant, lean/agile coach, speaker, and author. He ended up with an opportunity to work with a hospital in Indonesia and he tells that compelling story in the book. How did a huge hole in the roof help trigger a change in culture and results? You'll hear about that and more in this episode. I hope you enjoy it and find it inspirational, as I did.


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Intimate Home Concert with Peter Kater
Thu. Oct 27, 2022 at 6:30pm MDT
This event will be held at a Private Residence in Grand Junction, CO. The address will be listed on the ticket.
Experience 2-time Grammy-winning Pianist/Composer, Peter Kater, in a very intimate Home Concert with only 40 people. All seats are great seats. Lie under his piano as he plays. After the 90-minute concert, enjoy an intimate reception with wine and light snacks.
This event will be held at a Private Residence in Grand Junction, CO. The address will be listed on the ticket (provided post-purchase).
For questions and parking info call or text Ellen at 602-809-9948.
2x Grammy Winning/Multi-Platinum selling Pianist/Composer Peter Kater has been a leading innovator of contemporary instrumental music for over 3 decades. He's received many awards and accolades for his rich and diverse music including 14 Grammy Award nominations and two Grammy wins. He's released over 70 critically acclaimed recordings and has scored the music for over 100 television and film productions including 11 On & Off-Broadway dramatic plays. From solo piano and contemporary jazz ensembles to full orchestral works, his cross-genre music is heard all over the world from the Olympics to Carnegie Hall. He is known for his many groundbreaking collaborations with musicians such as Native American flutist R. Carlos Nakai; Sting guitarist Dominic Miller and Sacred Chantress Snatam Kaur. And as an avid environmentalist and humanitarian Peter is a proud recipient of the Environment Leadership Award from the United Nations.
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3 nights hotel in Whitehorse (double occupancy), during the canoe- and horseback riding trip camping in 2 person dome tents, all required shuttles and transfers, introduction course in canoeing on moving water, canoes, paddles, lifejackets, complete cooking and camp gear, all meals during the canoe and riding trip, activities according to itinerary, saddle- and pack horses, experienced licensed guide, satellite phone on the canoe trip for your safety.
The canoe trip is suited for a physically fit, beginners or more experienced paddlers alike.
Paddling on the green waters of Teslin River, we are placed right into the heart of the Yukon. With abundant wildlife and astonishing landscapes, the Teslin River winds between high cut banks with hoodos and wide valleys, always on its way north. The river starts out slow and develops into a more swift current. That allows beginners as well the seasoned canoeists to either drift or to paddle - always with a feeling of exploring wilderness as its best. Quietly we pass through untouched, wild nature while fishing for grayling and pike may supplement our camp dinner. Every night we camp out while supper is cooked on the open fire. For over a week we enjoy nature and solitude. Bears, moose and beaver can be seen along the shores and with some luck we may hear the stirring howl of a wolf pack at night.
The last three days on the legendary Yukon River we retrace the steps of thousands of adventurers on their quest for gold. Numerous gold rush relicts can be explored along the river. Fallen in cabins, old police posts and telegraph stations, rusted machinery, sunken or beached sternwheelers - they all ask us to listen to their tales of hope, hardship and defeat. Nature is slowly claiming back what had been taken from it a long time ago.
high mountain passes where Grizzlies and Dall Sheep roam. Starting in the boreal forest with spruce and poplar stands, we will get up into the open alpine tundra, sprinkled with wildflowers and far reaching views. The narrow horsetrail is the only way to get up into this remote part of Yukon wilderness. You ride your own saddle horse while the gear is carried by pack horses. Each day we set up camp, care for the horses, prepare our meals over the open fire, and enjoy being out in the bush with long nights and many a tale to tell . There is no special experience needed in horsemanship, though a few previous hours in a saddle would help.
A short drive brings us to the start of our canoe trip at Johnson's Crossing. After a brief introduction into the basics of paddling we start out on the water. The rivers wide channel changes past the first bend into a narrower and a bit faster stream. Moose and maybe the odd caribou can be seen on the open marshy flats that alternate with high sandy cutbanks on which interesting rock formations can be seen. Each night finds us at a different camp spot, where we set up our tents close to the water on sandy or grassy shores.
Where the Teslin River joins with the Yukon River we get our first glimpse of the gold rush history. The trading post and telegraph stationat Hootalinqua was a busy place- once upon a time. Now there are only some buildings and artifacts left from those heydays. Many relicts can be found hidden under an overgrowth of wild roses and willow bushes that remind of a time long gone.
Soon we arrive at the native village of Carmacks, the end of the river trip.
Early in the morning we arrive at the ranch. After the saddle horses are tacked up and all our pack horses are loaded, your guide will designate riders to horses. Each participant gets a short but thorough briefing about riding and being with horses for the next 4 days. Then we head out into the wilderness A 4 hour ride brings us high up into the Grizzly Mountain area, where a set up camp awaits the riders. After a hearty meal we relax at our open camp fire. Clear nights vibrate with the sparkling of millions of stars and might already show us a brilliant display of Northern Lights.
For the next two days we explore nearby mountain tops, steep valleys and green meadows. This is definitely bear country - as well as home to Ptarmigan, Dall Sheep and Moose. Camp duties and helping with horses are our daily chores.


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Deconstructing EU's Virtual walls and its Harsh Reality
The situation of refugees in Europe has garnered global attention. Increasingly strict pushback measures have seen many successful efforts to make Europe's borders more militarised with the help of advanced technology. Stricter border externalisation policies have led to a higher death toll for forcibly displaced persons. But what is the human impact of these policies and are they effective in deterring migration?
The European Union is experimenting with futuristic surveillance technology along Greece's border with Turkey to stop migrants and refugees from entering their countries. On 31st May, 2021, it was reported that Greek Police fired bursts of ear-shattering noise from a metal protected truck over the frontier to Turkey. The "sound cannon" is placed at the top of the vehicle and can match the volume of a jet engine. It has been reported that nearby observation towers are being fitted with long-range cameras, night vision and multiple sensors. The new technologies deployed on the borders of the EU consists of drones, AI- powered lie detectors, satellites and sensors. Imposition of physical and digital barriers is a dangerous consequence of anti-immigration rhetoric propagated by far right parties in Europe.
A police officer works inside the operation centre at the village of Nea Vyssa near the Greek-Turkish border, Greece. Credits: AlJazeera [Giannis Papanikos/AP Photo]
The European Union's aggressive migrant policy has resulted in spending on border security and control skyrocketing, particularly since the 2015 'refugee crisis'. EU spending on the main maritime and virtual walls was over €2 billion from 2000 to 2019. Annual costs keep increasing, due to the introduction of new technological systems. The role of EU border protection agency, Frontex, has also been transformed from a coordination mechanism to a fully fledged multinational security force.
It is important to note that technology has always been part of border and immigration enforcement. Physical border walls and passports have only worked with the help of technology. According to a report by the United Nations, digital or "smart" borders refers to borders whose infrastructure and processes rely on machine learning, algorithmic decision-making systems, predictive analytics and related digital technologies. These technologies are integrated into identification documents, facial recognition systems, ground sensors, aerial video surveillance drones, biometric databases, asylum decision-making processes and many other facets of border and immigration enforcement.
Several humanitarian organisations have criticised the so-called "smart" borders as they undermine fundamental human dignity. It also denies asylum seekers the agency to give meaningful informed consent about the use of their data. Large amounts of personal data are requested from them including their fingerprints and they are often not provided with necessary information to decide whether they consent to participate in this data collection or not. Furthermore, it is not yet clear whether asylum seekers have access to their own collected biometric data.
Police officer Dimitris Bistinas operates a long-range acoustic device, attached to a police vehicle, during a patrol alongside the Greek-Turkish border near the town of Feres, Greece. Credits: AlJazeera [Giannis Papanikos/AP Photo]
Some have also pointed out that the technology behind digital borders is not neutral and used for promoting xenophobic and racially discriminatory ideologies. A 2017 case of racial profiling in Northern Macedonia revealed that officials stored biometric data of people prevented from crossing the border. Many raised concerns that the list was filled with Roma who face ethnic discrimination. Critics have also warned against "surveillance humanitarianism" which leads to exclusion of asylum seekers and refugees from essential necessities such as primary education, food and shelter due to increased dependence on technology. This militarisation means that safe routes to seek asylum have become increasingly sparse, asylum seekers are increasingly dependent on people smugglers and forced to take more dangerous routes.
The increased militarisation of borders generates millions in income for the elite. Airbus, Leonardo and Thales are three of the largest European military and security companies. Importantly, they are also members of Europe's two largest security lobbying groups, the European Organisation for Security (EOS) and the AeroSpace and Defence Industries Association of Europe (ASD). These companies are not only responsible for increased border militarisation but are also prominent exporters of arms to conflicts in countries which refugees seek to escape. In this way, these multi-billion euro companies reap financial gain both from fueling conflict abroad and halting the flow of people striving to escape the same conflicts.
A police car patrols alongside a steel wall at the Greek-Turkish border on May 21, 2021. An automated hi-tech surveillance network being built on the Greek-Turkish border aims to detect migrants early and deter crossing. Credits: The Christian Science Monitor [Giannis Papanikos/AP Photo]
The current migration strategy of the EU perceives migrants and refugees as a security threat. In reality, these people are either fleeing violent conflict, persecution or extreme poverty. Security companies are exploiting this humanitarian crisis by lobbying for stricter immigration control through advanced technology. This private and public partnership has led to severe violation of human rights of an already vulnerable population. Moreover, research shows that stricter border control does not stop people from migrating; constructing physical and virtual walls are neither humane nor an effective response to human flow. Taxpayers' money has been misdirected to a few multi-million euro security companies and the only people who are benefiting from this are those who are reaping the financial reward.
Navya is a student of Political Science and History from New Delhi, India. She has volunteered with organizations which work with refugees since 2019. She continues to work as a student volunteer at various peacebuilding projects in India. She loves interacting with children to raise awareness about the negative consequences of hate speech in India and across the world through her project, Diversity Dialogue.
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I was recently contacted by a couple of German biologists working on a project evaluating opinions on sharing raw data from DTC genetic testing companies like 23andme. A handful of people like the gang at Genomes Unzipped, the PGP-10, and others at SNPedia have released their own genotype or sequencing data into the public domain. As of now, data like this is scattered around the web and most of it is not attached to any phenotype data.
These three biologists are working on a website that collects genetic data as well as phenotypic data. The hope is to make it easy to find and access appropriate data and to become a resource for a kind of open-source GWAS - similar to the research 23andMe performs in its walled garden right now.
But because of privacy concerns, many people (myself included) hesitate to freely publish their genetic data for the world to see. These three biologists are conducting a survey to assess how willing people might be to participate in something like this, and for what reasons they would (or would not). The survey can be accessed at http://bit.ly/genotyping_survey. It took about 2 minutes for me to complete, and you can optionally sign up to receive an email with their results once they've completed the survey.
Although I'm still hesitant to participate in something like this myself, I like the idea, and I'm very interested to see the results of their survey. Hit the link below if you'd like to take the quick survey.


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The Mantra at Darden: "Trust the Process"
"Trust the process." This is the mantra of Darden.
Not long ago, I attended a "belt ceremony" for my six-year old son, Jameson, a budding Tae Kwon Do student. After six months of studying his forms, he had earned his green belt, and I had the opportunity to see him receive it. As he stood among his fellow students waiting to be called to receive his new green belt, he was among middle schoolers and several adults. As each stepped forward to receive the green belt from the Grand Master, I realized that these diverse students had succeeded by committing to a shared mindset. Each had achieved this level of accomplishment by learning a process. In this case, the process consisted of a series of forms, or movements. "Down block, down block, punch!" My son would whisper to himself as he practiced. "Why are you practicing that way?" I had asked. His simple response was, "The master told me." As my own "karate kid", he had trusted his teachers, himself, and the process. Now he was being promoted, and he was proud of his new green belt!
Coincidentally, during last term, we started our Operations course, the study of how a system takes inputs and produces outputs. I soon learned that the goal of the system is not efficiency, as efficiency for its own sake can be meaningless. Ultimately, Operations is the study of how to best put a process around your resources to make more money. Indeed, one of the disciplines for efficient operations is the Six-Sigma process. Through the Six-Sigma system, practitioners advance into differing degrees of proficiency, with the opportunity to ultimately earn the title of Six-Sigma black belt. I started thinking about the parallels between my son's quest to earn his belts in Tae Kwon Do and the ability to hone business skills by learning business processes.
Then it struck me that The Process at Darden – to which we had been advised to adhere closely – is just as much a discipline as the forms of Tae Kwon Do or Six-Sigma. As a time-proven method of forging MBA-equipped leaders, the inputs to The Process are people with a wide range of experiences and abilities. The output of The Process is that penetrating managerial mindset — leaders with an enterprise perspective.
So I began to realize why my classmates and I had all of those questions at the beginning. The Process at Darden is not about efficiency, because the school is certainly not an assembly line for MBAs. Rather, the gears of The Process, which consist of the case method, learning teams and mandatory On Grounds, eschew pure efficiency. The Process demands more from the students, because the result is a higher-quality output.
Right now, I feel like I might be somewhere around a green belt in The Process at Darden. When I reflect on how little I knew 11 months ago, I realized that by submitting to The Process, I have already made giant leaps from the white belt I wore when I started. And in surveying the opportunities at Darden to come, I am confident that by May of 2012 my MBA will be the equivalent of a black belt in business, thanks to The Process at Darden.


Picture the following. You try to insert a different SIM card in your phone and succeed in the same. But when you turn the phone on and try to use it, you get error messages related to the SIM card. In case you don't have to picture that and are already facing it on a daily basis, it is time you unlock mobile phone. Doing that will at least let you use other SIM cards as per your needs and choices. But unlocking a phone should not be taken for granted or considered risk free, especially with the presence of risk factors which shall be discussed later. An authorized and reputed service provider like Unlockninja.com would do the right thing for you.
We now know what unlocking is. You may be wondering about the procedure to get it done. There are people who use the hardware method, which is risky enough for the handset and can affect it badly. Then there is the software method which is as risky, requires technical expertise, and works well. But if it fails, you may never be able to make another call from your phone. And the warranty won't cover that either. Is there another way out? Of course there is. There is a simple, safer, and more legal way which can be implemented by anyone.
The steps might look very easy. They are indeed. Once you are done with this, you will be able to save on the roaming charges which might have priced a lot otherwise. While on roaming, you can buy a SIM card of the current location and use it and avoid all the extra charges.
But this procedure shall not work in case the IMEI code you are providing to the service provider is blacklisted, barred, or reported stolen. Make sure that such is not the case with your phone. It will be impossible to unlock then. A reputed and authorized unlock service provider will receive all your details, have them verified, and then send a code. It may not be immediate, but once you properly follow the instructions provided along with the code, you will be able to unlock mobile phone.


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Bergen, ND Energy
Bergen Electricity Rates
^ Bergen, ND electricity rates recently averaged 10.51¢/kWh -- an estimated 18 percent less than the average national rate. [More]
Bergen Solar Energy
^ Solar energy output in Bergen, ND is an estimated 28 percent higher than average solar energy in a low-output area of the nation. [More]
Bergen Natural Gas Rates
^ Bergen, ND natural gas rates recently averaged 8.52$/Mcf -- an estimated 32 percent less than the national average rate. [More]
Energy in Bergen, ND
Bergen, ND Electricity Rates
In the most recent month of electricity data, October 2019, Bergen's average rate of 10.51¢/kWh -- a difference of about -18% from the U.S. average of 12.84¢/kWh that month.[1]
Bergen Electricty, Year Over Year
Year over year in Bergen (ND), electricity rates decreased an estimated 2 percent -- from 10.73¢/kWh (October 2018) to 10.51¢/kWh (October 2019).[1]
In October 2018, the average electricity rate in Bergen (North Dakota) of 10.73¢/kWh -- a difference of about -16% from the United States average of 12.85¢/kWh that month.[1]
Bergen Electricity Statistics
Average electricity rates in Bergen, ND in October 2019 were 10.51¢/kWh -- an estimated 18 percent less than average rates that same month in the nation as a whole. [1]
Electricity: Bergen versus U.S. Averages
Comparison of Bergen electricity rates versus national average rates. [1]
Bergen, ND
Bergen, ND Solar Energy
Solar: Bergen vs. Nevada
The average amount of solar radition in Bergen (measured on a monthly basis) is 28 percent lower than an area of the U.S. (Nevada) with historically high levels of solar radiation.[2]
Solar Power Output in Bergen
July is historically the month that will have the highest solar output (AC) values in Bergen -- averaging an estimated 628 kWhac. December typically has the lowest output (293 kWhac).[2]
Solar: Bergen vs. Washington
The average amount of solar radition in Bergen (measured monthly) is 28 percent higher than an area of the U.S. (Washington) with historically low levels of solar radiation.[2]
Bergen Solar Energy Statistics
Solar Energy in Bergen, ND
The average monthly solar radiation level in Bergen, ND is 4.78 kilowatt hours per square meter per day(kWh/m2/day). See the chart below for monthly comparisons.[2]
Solar Power in Bergen, ND
The average monthly solar system output (AC) in Bergen, ND is 5983 kilowatt hours (AC). See the visualization below for month-by-month averages in Bergen.[2]
Solar AC Output Value in Bergen
Bergen, ND Natural Gas Rates
In the most recent month of natural gas data, October 2019, Bergen's average rate of 8.52$/Mcf -- a difference of about -32% from the U.S. average of 12.62$/Mcf that month.[3]
Bergen Natural Gas, Year Over Year
On a year-over-year basis in Bergen (ND), natural gas rates increased about 4 percent -- from 8.21$/Mcf (October 2018) to 8.52$/Mcf (October 2019).[3]
In October 2018, the average electricity rate in Bergen (North Dakota) of 8.21$/Mcf -- a difference of about -33% from the United States average of 12.23$/Mcf that month.[3]
Bergen Natural Gas Statistics
Residential Natural Gas Rates in Bergen
Average natural gas rates in Bergen, ND in October 2019 were 8.52$/Mcf -- an estimated 32 percent less than that month's average U.S. rate of 12.62$/Mcf.[3]
Natural Gas: Bergen versus U.S. Averages
Comparison of Bergen natural gas rates versus national average rates.[3]
Energy Companies in Bergen
Electric Companies in Bergen
Electric companies providing service in or near Bergen, ND.
Our search for electric companies located in Bergen produced no matches.
Gas Companies in Bergen
Gas companies that offer service in or near Bergen, ND.
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Solar Contractors in Bergen
Builders that specialize in solar energy in or near Bergen, ND.
Our search for solar contractors located in or near Bergen produced no matches.
More information about Bergen
About Bergen
Bergen (ND) is a city in McHenry County with an estimated population of 7.[4]
For more information on energy in Bergen, ND, or for additional resources regarding Bergen energy, visit the EIA.
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Daphne has produced two true black crias. At age 7, her fleece was a 21 micron! This is extraordinary for a dark suri.
Fine, high luster, true black suri, out of bay black dam. Good cheek & leg coverage, independent locking to the skin. Extraordinary locking in 3rd fleece, excellent conformation and bite. Toro was never shown - something we now regret!
Where did Ambrosia's color come from? Ambrosia is a beautiful creamy fawn with deep RED trim around her eyes and on her feet. She looks like she's wearing ruby slippers. She has white interspersed in her blanket (we're wondering if she'll make gray)and a white blaze on her forehead. We have seen nothing like her. Visitors always ask if she's for sale. You can't help but notice her and she has a winsome personality to boot!
Her sire is Luna Rosa's true black Toro. Her grand-dam is bay black. Her dam is a very fine (21 micron at age 7) dark brown/bay black who has produced two true black cria. The possibility of this girl producing black is very strong. She is clearly very special.
She has been bred to deep mahogany Mac's Harley, who is a FULL brother to Captain Morgan, 2005 Suri Reserve Herdsire of the Year! Harley's sire, Macgyver, was the suri herd sire of the year for the third year running! You can't miss with these genetics!
She's beautiful. She's bred. And she can be yours!


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This position will involve machining, programming, inspecting of the component parts as well as organising workflow, quoting enquiries.
Based on a 39.5 hour week with overtime available.
Knowledge of CNC Turning would be advantageous.
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Identifying risk is critical to financial services – from technological threats to more traditional fraud cases – and it's constantly evolving. Protecting our 30 million customers is at the heart of everything we do, and our Risk Management teams keep us one step ahead of ever-changing threats. Now we're searching for new talent to join them. So, if you're looking for a career with impact – we have a job for you. And the great news is you don't need a business or finance degree to come and work with us.
Are you a natural problem solver who thinks strategically and can challenge assumptions? Do you look for innovative new ways of doing things and encourage others to do the same? Are you eager to learn how a national organisation protects itself and its customers from different threats? If the answer is yes, you'll be a great fit for our Risk Management teams. From identifying and resolving financial crime, to working on risk strategies for our products, you'll build your leadership skills and help our business to make the right decisions for our customers across the UK.
During several placements across two years in different locations around the UK, you'll work in a variety of areas to develop your strengths. Over this time, you will make an impact through your work and nation-wide projects.
People do their best work when they feel happy and valued, that's why you'll receive the tools you need to develop the career you want – from mentoring to TED-style talks. We'll support you to study for a professional qualification and you'll also have the chance to lead on UK community volunteering initiatives.
As the largest digital bank in the UK we're dedicated to helping Britain prosper. As part of the Group, you'll not only represent Lloyds Bank but our other brands too, including Bank of Scotland, Scottish Widows and Halifax. Our focus is to become the bank of the future, and with over 14 million online and 10 million mobile users, we're constantly exploring how to bring new digital solutions to our customers.
A 2:2 degree or above in any discipline from any university. The variety and experiences of our colleagues makes our workplace unique, so we encourage people from every kind of background to apply. It's important for us, and it shows. Recently, we were named a Times Top 50 Employer For Women, as well as the Best Bank in the World for Diversity and Inclusion at the Euromoney Awards 2017 and a Times Top 100 Graduate Employer.
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I think Pua has been licking Jupiter at night. He had lots of little sticky spots all over his back the other morning.
It seems to taste sweeter than the dog bowl. Excuse the bunny he's being streated for skin thing.
Is Jupiter afraid of Pua? He looks like he's keeping his distance in that picture, but I don't know bunnies very well.
No he was scared of her at first. He at first avoided her and if she came up to him in his cage he came claws at her looking like a pissed off cat then he got braver and just would go offensive and chase her out of his cage if she came in but was fine if he was out with her. Now he doesn't care. She can come in and get a drink while he's laying in his hay basket and he don't budge. He has actually licked her tail a few times when it was hanging into his cage within reach.
Pua is just a little darling!


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Q: Separate functional testing module kept to take the value of application module's yml file I am trying to write a functional testing module for my application module. As I said here, they are two different modules. Please refer to the following screenshot.

As you can see from the screenshot, I did create its own application-functional.yml for the functional testing module. But what I noticed is that when the testing running, it used the properties in the application.yml file.
Please note that the functional testing project does include the application project as a dependencies.
Any idea? Please help.


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An incredible amount of Broadway magic happens at its theaters each night, but the special events, fundraisers and get-togethers throughout the year are what gives the theater community much of its soul.
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Best of 2017:Top 10 NJ arts and entertainment stories
I never cease to be amazed at the generosity of the arts world. Whether giving of their time or talents in nurturing the next generation of performers or aiding a charity or good cause, there constantly is something going on worth merit.
The value of tradition and reverence within the Broadway community also is legendary. Throughout the year, the events that bring performers of all generations together to share a stage always provide incredible moments.
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And sometimes, it's just a happenstance of casting, timing or circumstance that create a special moment. Here are 10 events that gave the year on Broadway flavor:
Concert for America
Coinciding with Inauguration Day, the Concert for America brought some of Broadway and television and film's brightest lights together on stage with a message of hope and unity — and to raise funds for human rights causes like Planned Parenthood, Southern Poverty Law Center, National Immigration Law Center and the Sierra Club Foundation.
Performers Betty Buckley, Sharon Gless, Jessie Mueller, Bebe Neuwirth, Rosie Perez, Billy Porter, Chita Rivera, Brian Stokes Mitchell and more took the stage in January at The Town Hall and inspired, entertained and uplifted, culminating in a rousing request to "Let the Sunshine In."
The concerts, organized by Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley, have continued once a month across the nation.
BroadwayCon is a three-day theater-fest in January, filled with performances, meet-and-greets, merch, sing-a-longs and more. But more than that, as I wrote at the time, it's a time and place for "seeing people realize that they are accepted, loved and perfect just the way they are. It sounds corny as anything, but it's so, so true. And maybe now more than ever, so needed."
Witnessing people from around the nation and world come together over a shared love of theater — and for some, coming to the realization that they are not alone — is what makes BroadwayCon so special.
Column:Community the star of BroadwayCon
TedxBroadway
TedxBroadway is a full-day look at the question: "What is the best that Broadway can be?" It brings together professionals both from within and outside the theater and arts world each February to examine just what makes art tick.
This year, Tina Landau delivered a look inside her process in creating the world of "SpongeBob: The Musical," Alton Fitzgerald White explained service as his means of motivation in performing the same "Lion King" role over 4,000 times, and so many more folks shared their corners of the world in the hopes of bringing fresh perspectives and inspiration.
John Kander's 90th birthday
The "Chicago" family assembled a legendary group of alumni to celebrate the 90th birthday of composer John Kander in March. From Joel Grey's opening to Chita Rivera descending the show's signature staircase for "All That Jazz" to James Naughton tagging in for a number (to cheers of "We want Jimmy"), it was a performance for the ages.
Bebe Neuwirth, Karen Ziemba, Colman Domingo and conductor Rob Fisher also took part, in addition to a slew of stars who contributed congratulatory messages. And to cap off the evening, a choir of high schoolers joined the cast onstage to announce a new education initiative.
(This event also gets props for providing one of my funniest moments of the year, when the woman in front of me turned to her companion at intermission and said, "Who played Joel Grey?")
Sara Bareilles/Dave Malloy
There's truly something special about seeing an artist perform their own work onstage, and that certainly held true in visits to "Waitress" and "Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812."
Hearing the ovation Bareilles got as she stood center stage to start her first night as Jenna in March was incredible, and seeing Malloy transform into his Pierre during closing weekend in September was an amazing glimpse into what he must have pictured from the very start.
In a city of all-too-often broken dreams, sometimes the little guy thrives. "Puffs," a comedic look at the wizarding world of Harry Potter from another (slightly meeker) point of view, moved to off-Broadway's New World Stages this summer from Elektra Theater after getting its start at Peoples Improv Theater a few years ago.
The show greatly expanded its set and performance schedule, but kept its heart, and it was a lot of fun to see just how the show grew with its transfer.
More:Swish and flick and help Harry Potter-inspired Puffs get filmed
Broadway Back to School
It's always wonderful to see the way that performers are so willing to educate and nurture the next generation of arts students, and that was so clearly on display at the Educational Theatre Association and International Thespian Society's Broadway Back to School benefit at 54 Below in September.
To see some of Broadway's leading men and women literally share the stage (and in Chad Kimball's case, a signature song — chills) with high school students was a fantastic embodiment of the giving back mentality that is so pervasive in the arts community.
Broadway Flea Market and Grand Auction
It's crowded, it's hectic — and oh so much fun! The Broadway Flea Market and Grand Auction each September raises money for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS with tables upon tables of theater treasures, from vintage Playbills to costumes and props to merchandise from every show under the sun.
It also offers chances to interact with performers and bid on everything from opening night gifts to walk-on roles in today's biggest shows. This year's flea market raised more than $1 million.
Linda and Laura Benanti: The Story Goes On
Every time Linda Benanti finished a song, the absolute first person on their feet and clapping was her daughter. To see one of Broadway's brightest lights absolutely revel in getting her mother and first teacher back on stage after decades during their October turn at 54 Below truly was something special.
To top that off with the witty banter and soaring vocals that make Laura Benanti the performer she is was icing on the cake.
More:Laura Benanti chats 'Meteor Shower,' lessons from Amy Schumer
Gypsy of the Year
This December gathering is the culmination of the second round of BC/EFA "red bucket" fundraising collections each year, and a chance for the sometimes-overlooked ensembles of Broadway's main stem and national touring shows to shine.
It's funny (thanks in large part to long-running host Seth Rudetsky), sometimes irreverent, often touching, and is a great way to kick off the holiday season and end another year of giving back.
This year's Gypsy of the Year collection raised more than $5.6 million.
Top 10 Broadway quotes
It's an honor to get to check in with some of Broadway's biggest movers and shakers throughout the year, and share their thoughts and stories.
Check out 10 of the most interesting quotes gleaned from interviews I conducted this year.
Laura Benanti, on the importance of previews: "It's so hard now in the age of the Internet because you're sort of not allowed your previews. Everyone's reviewing you on the first preview, which is a bummer. We're artists. This is art, it's not math. There's no equation in which you're going to have the right number. You have to be malleable. Things are going to grow and change and evolve, and we're going to make mistakes and we're only going to learn not only from the successes but from the failures. So I hope that people allow us our process."
Interview: New mom Laura Benanti on her latest role
Kelli O'Hara, on a Broadway return: "Well, anything Broadway is a dream, isn't it?"
More:Kelli O'Hara brings Broadway royalty to Shore
Audra McDonald, on giving back: "Causes are close and personal to my heart for a myriad of reasons — I'm female, I'm a mother, I'm African-American, I'm an ally with the LGBT community and I'm a citizen of the human race," she said. "I also think about posterity and I think about when my children are grown, and my grandchildren are grown. And when they look back I hope that they would see that their mother, grandmother, great-grandmother spoke up and did what she could to help out in the world because I would want them to do the same."
Interview:'It was destiny': Audra McDonald on giving back
Tommy Tune, on being present: "Listen and look and you won't be giving last night's performance. You'll be giving tonight's performance. You're always looking to improve your performance. You say the same things, you hit the same marks but it comes out differently. That's called live theater. Every night you don't know, 'am I going to fall down, and if I do what am I going to do?' There's nothing tangible that you can hold onto except the moment that you're doing it. You really have to be here now."
Interview:Tommy Tune, Chita Rivera team up 'Just in Time'
Fredi Walker-Browne, on the value of experience: "Creativity is all part of the same act of love, and storytelling is the ultimate to me. I am a storyteller, that's what an artist does. The story we tell is the story of humanity, so the more you live it, the better a storyteller you become."
Interview:'Rent' star breathes new life into Axelrod's 'Ain't Misbehavin' '
Dale Soules, on auditioning 20+ times for 'Hair' because of her astrological sign: "I tell young actors all you can do is your work, and go in and do the very best job that you can because you never, never, never know on what criteria you are being judged. I can tell you that from experience."
Interview:From 'Hair' to 'OITNB,' Dale Soules fights for justice
James Monroe Iglehart, on his Tony Award-winning Genie performance: "I think the mixture between hip-hop and things like Sondheim really do help with the amount of words I have to sing in 'Friend Like Me.'"
Interview:James Monroe Iglehart bringing magic to New Jersey — and 'Hamilton'
Courtney Balan, on her Broadway debut: "I was in a show called 'In My Life' and I went on as the lead in the second preview. I had never done the show, and I had never even stepped foot on a Broadway stage. Literally my Broadway debut was walking out on a Broadway stage playing a role that I had barely rehearsed and had to do for the first time and do all the costume changes and all that I had never really got to rehearse. It's like being on a roller coaster and there's no getting off of it. Once you start the show you have to keep going. It's a really scary thing, but it's also thrilling."
Interview:'Falsettos' a dream come true for Jersey native
Lianah Sta. Ana, on playing Kim in 'Miss Saigon': "I always like to think when I'm playing a character it's like an extension of myself. There are certain attributes that coincide with the character that I'm playing. I really love that Kim, you see her as this innocent, vulnerable character, but throughout the show she just blossoms into someone who is so strong and who is willing to stand up for herself and someone else, and she does it all out of love, which I find so incredible. I'm so honored to be playing such a strong woman, when strong women are so important today."
Interview:Meet Lianah Sta. Ana of Freehold. She's starring in 'Miss Saigon'
Ilana Levine, on her 'Little Known Facts' podcast: "Every week there are stories going up and I just love that younger artists, or just appreciators of the arts, can hear not just the sugar-coated packaged People magazine version of what a famous person's life looks like, but most importantly, how do you keep going when no one is buying what you're selling. And that's most of us, no matter what career we're pursuing, whether it's in the arts or we're starting a startup. Most people say no for a very long time, and how do you keep getting up every day and pursuing your passion when no one is saying yes?"
Interview:The Broadway podcast you didn't know you needed
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For nearly 20 years, Cora has collaborated with international leaders in over 40 countries on strategies to improve the lives of women and families. Cora is founder of RESET and the Global First Ladies Alliance, and served as a senior advisor under Secretary Clinton at the U.S. Department of State. She has worked for RAND Corporation, the Bush Institute, Care.com, the Clinton Global Initiative, the World Health Organization, and United Nations. Cora holds a doctorate in international development from the University of Oxford UK, and an MPH in global public health from Columbia University. Cora's doctoral work focused on preserving indigenous Ayurvedic medical systems in South and Southeast Asia, and she is a trained Ayurvedic practitioner and meditator.


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There are at least three Acarina families in the Parasitoidea, and their morphology is similar to that of the ticks. Tracheae open through a pair of spiracles situated on plates that are located above and between the 3rd and 4th coxae. The mouthparts are well developed and made up of piercing chelicerae, a hypostome and a pair of palpi. There are no furrows on the ventral surface, but sclerotized plates are usually present. One family, the Dermanyssidae, is of main interest. All members of this family are parasitic on mammals, reptiles and birds. The chelicerae resemble needles without teeth. Ventral and anal plates occur most of the time; a dorsal plate exists but covers only a part of the body. Humans are attacked by only two genera (Liponyssus & Dermanyssus), which also can transmit disease. The dermatitis and scratching resulting from the presence of these mites can be followed by severe infections, especially in young children.
A chicken mite, Dermanyssus gallinae (L.) is a bloodsucker that usually feeds at night when the birds are roosting. The mites engorge rapidly and depart from their hosts in daytime when they hide in surrounding crevices of a structure. Eggs are laid in the trash and they hatch in 3-4 days. The larvae and nymphs require 10 days to two weeks for development. Humans working in the vicinity are attacked, which may result in a severe dermatitis. This species also serves as a reservoir for the Saint Louis Encephalitis virus in chickens. If a house mosquito (Culex pipiens) feeds on chickens and then on humans the encephalitis can be transmitted. The mosquito may also serve as a reservoir for Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis.
An invaded mite from Egypt, Dermanyssus sanguineus Hirst is parasitic on mice and rats. It became established in eastern North america and was found to transmit Rickettsial pox in New York State. There are two dorsal shields on the thorax, which distinguish it from D. gallinae.
Another invaded mite species from Egypt, Liponyssus bacoti, is primarily a parasite of rats, but it also attacks humans. The mite feeds only on blood. Nymphs and adults drop from their hosts after a blood meal and will invade other animals nearby. The life cycle is short, eggs hatching in about 4 days and adults developed 12 days later. Experiments have shown that this species is capable of transmitting Rickettsial pox (Rickettsia akari).
Elimination of the rats and mites that may harbor the diseases is the preferred control method. Available acaricides applied to the interior of heavily-infested structures is also advisable.
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One of the highlights of this Forrester report (registration required) listing 14 Customer Experience Management (CXM) misconceptions is its focus on root cause analysis. Companies need to look beyond "gap analysis" and drill down into the people, process, and technology issues that are indeed driving a particular CX problem.
Completing an audit of your CX ecosystem is an excellent first step to identify the gaps in every interaction. It is not, in my opinion, the best tool for root cause diagnosis.
Discuss with your Team: The first step is to identify and prioritize the pain points across the customer lifecycle. You can begin with an internal dialog to flag low-hanging-fruit such as poor UX and long service hold times. Discuss with a team of decision makers who can provide perspectives from marketing, sales, service, retention, IT, and even legal.
Look at your Data: You probably have many data-sets that can reveal much about the quality of your customer experience. UX, Tagging and SEO audits can reveal a bevy of "quick hit" improvements. Structured and unstructured sentiment data (NetPromoter Scores, AI tools like natural language processing) can quickly flag the experiences that are driving the most defection and dissatisfaction. Don't forget to bring recent first party research, transactional and operational data to the party.
Keep Asking "Why?": Getting to root-cause is a collaborative exercise. I have found that when you focus a small cross-functional team on a CX priority, such as lead response times, you can often find fixes quickly. Ask your teams which factors are most impacting lead times and drill down into the reasons for each. A variety of factors including training, staffing, data feeds and logistics software may be the culprits.
Kaizen techniques and Fishbone diagrams are wonderful tools for this job. Here's a template to track the CX problem, causes and sub-causes.
Let's say that "training" a candidate cause in our lead response example. Asking "why" like a dogged detective could reveal a tale of woe that involves poorly documented processes, lack of training staff, disparate lead management systems, and so on.
In your quest for CX improvement, don't think that operational issues are necessarily beyond your remit. A good first step is to complete a CX ecosystem and experience audit to identify all the "gaps" in the lifecycle. Use data and research to uncover additional pain points and prioritize the important ones. For the true customer turn-offs, find a cross-functional solution through root cause analysis techniques.
And quantifying the impact of these changes in a CX business case might not be a terrible idea either.
Next Next post: Does CX Have a Multiple Personality Disorder?


It has taken me 40 years to commit to spanish lessions stumbling around trying to figure it out on my own and learning just enough to get me in trouble.
Hi Glen, that's great to hear! I'm glad that you are enjoying the lessons. All the best for your Spanish learning!
For those who have done these lessons for a year or more, how do you maintain the motivation to keep going on? I read today that in households in the US, the most popular second language is Spanish with 36 million speakers. The next is Chinese with 3 million and the big surprise for me is Tagalog, the national language of the Philippines running third with 1.6 million.
There is a point where doing the lessons actually gets easier. I liken it to "getting over the hump". It's so much a part of my daily routine now that I would be quite bothered to miss it.
I found that the toughest part comes awhile after starting the course, when you don't see much in the way of progress. The key is to keep to a regular (daily) schedule and to keep at it - especially when you don't feel like doing it.
I think you have to keep at it, day after day. That is one reason I think the dashboard is effective...it encourages you to do something every day to keep the streak going. Keep working at it even when you don't feel like doing anything. A little bit every day is better than nothing.
First, Glen, congratulations and welcome to our little group here. Participating in the forum is a great way to get questions answered and to practice reading and writing in Spanish. I like your comment about knowing enough to get in trouble. For years I said I knew enough Spanish to order beer in a bar and get slapped by the waitress.
Second, for Aurora, motivation has never really been an issue with me. Like Glen, I have wanted to learn Spanish for a long time and just never found the right combination of time, money, and program until RS. I am determined to learn to speak Spanish, and although I have other faults, perseverance is not among them. When I make up my mind to do something, I do it. I have firmly integrated studying into my day, and I actually feel out of sorts if other things get in the way of studying when I want to or as much as I want to...Read MoreFirst, Glen, congratulations and welcome to our little group here. Participating in the forum is a great way to get questions answered and to practice reading and writing in Spanish. I like your comment about knowing enough to get in trouble. For years I said I knew enough Spanish to order beer in a bar and get slapped by the waitress.
Second, for Aurora, motivation has never really been an issue with me. Like Glen, I have wanted to learn Spanish for a long time and just never found the right combination of time, money, and program until RS. I am determined to learn to speak Spanish, and although I have other faults, perseverance is not among them. When I make up my mind to do something, I do it. I have firmly integrated studying into my day, and I actually feel out of sorts if other things get in the way of studying when I want to or as much as I want to. The only time I have not felt like studying was for a few days this spring after I cut my finger and needed tendon reattachment surgery...I can see why oxycodone is such an abused drug. My finger still hurt but I didn't care. Didn't care to study, either!
I actually have been doing daily lessons since January of this year even when I went back to the Philippines in August. Fortunately internet is available in airports. The only time I skipped was during my two week cruise to Hawaii in April of this year when internet access in the cruise ship was not readily available. I am actually addicted to the lessons. I am so focused that it is easy for me to accumulate a thousand points or more. I think that's the reason why I am accumulating so many points. I just don't know how much of it I would retain several months later.
My dialect Ilongo is more Spanish than Tagalog. Ilongo counts in Spanish. Tagalog counts like this, isa for uno dalawa for dos, tatlo for tres, apat for cuatro, lima for cinco, anim for seis, pito f or seite, walo for ocho, siyam for nueve and sampu for diez, labing-isa for once, labing-dalawa for doce etc etc. I think Tagalog could be closer to the Pacific Islanders like Samoans. La cabeza for head is ulo. Mesa and silya for table and chair are closer to Spanish.
¡Eso es muy interesante! Gracias por la información.


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Anything Limbaugh judges against is condemned, not by scripture, but simply by him being pissed off. Whatever Limbaugh hates -- however petty, personal, and arbitrary his animus -- is ipso facto wrong...To be outraged is to be morally superior.
Maybe some of you stopped reading at "Huffington" and already condemned this article or this post as liberally biased. But that's only because people falsely believe Rush to be a symbol of conservatism or the Republican party. These he most certainly is not. The only thing he can honestly claim to be a true representative of is hate.
There is no way to reach a consensus with the Rush Limbaughs of either party - everything is black or white, right and wrong, their way or the highway. There is no middle ground to be reached. It's easy to be an armchair activist (or a radio show revolutionary) because they're not involved in an endgame. Rush can shout and rant all he wants because his purpose in life is to shout and rant, and nothing more. There is no space at his table for anyone except those that agree with him.
We secretly love rascals, bank robbers, tricksters, swindlers, hell raisers, and outlaws. And when we feel so inclined, we laugh at them. Rush Limbaugh may represent a toxic form of entertainment -- and the bile he spews bears no resemblance to true morality -- but the fact that America makes room for him is something to be proud of.
The problem, in reality, is not that Rush Limbaugh exists, as I use to think. I enjoy listening to Rush on occasion for the same reasons Chopra talks about. He is so intolerant that it's almost - almost - funny sometimes. Rush is an entertainer, and he's good at what he does. The real problem is that he, and many who cower to him, can no longer tell the difference between fiction and reality.
I respectfully disagree. I think Rush can be impassioned at times. I'm not a regular listner either, I do listen at times. Hate is a label that is tossed around to stain alot of people we disagree with. I've witnesses vitriol in marches in DC with figures hung in effigy, shouts and calls to kill; I recall a popular liberal figure who disagreed with President Bush wistfully hoping someone shot him. To me, those are instances of hateful expression. Be careful not to label passionate defense of your beliefs as hatred.
FYI Steele didn't 'back down' to Rush either, in my opinion. Wording makes a difference. I watched Steele's original interview, Rush's reply, and Steele's apology for mistreating a fellow conservative in an interview.
I did read the article on Huffington (I do read articles on there from time to time, just not a regular reader :-) I do like to think of myself as a critical reader. I don't enjoy biased rants from either liberal or conservative points of view that rely on ad-hominem attacks. I reread that first paragraph several times, just marveling at the choice of phrasing and tenor. I guess for people predisposed to the point of view, it comes across as even tempered editorial. But to my view, in an article talking about anger/hatred - gosh, the language he uses to discuss Rush / Bush / Steele / Palin - seems pretty angry to me.
You're right - it is rash of me to say that Rush is full of hate, since I can't remember personally hearing him use that word. But that doesn't mean he's not a representative of hate - calling everyone a "wacko" or "pinko" just because they don't agree with you doesn't do anything except piss people off. It incites hate in everyone - not just those that disagree with him. And it's not only Rush who is guilty of it. Al Franken does the same thing, just with a laugh.
BTW I never had any problem with Rush's comments wishing Obama failure or whatever he said. I understand what he meant. If Hitler were around today would you wish him success or failure?