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Donmar's KING LEAR to be broadcast by NT Live
Posted on July 30, 2010 by bbbblogger
DONMAR WAREHOUSE ANNOUNCES FUTURE LIFE FOR MICHAEL GRANDAGE'S PRODUCTION OF KING LEAR
EIGHT WEEK NATIONAL TOUR
INTERNATIONAL SCREENING – IN COLLABORATION WITH NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE – KING LEAR WILL BE SCREENED IN OVER 300 CINEMAS WORLDWIDE
FURTHER CASTING ANNOUNCED
As The Prince of Homburg opens at the Donmar, Michael Grandage, the company's Artistic Director announces a major expansion to the run of his forthcoming production of King Lear, which will see the company tour nationally, and will be broadcast to over 22 countries worldwide in collaboration with National Theatre Live.
The production will embark on an eight week national tour following performances at the Donmar. This increases the company's UK touring programme which in previous years has visited three English venues and sees the Donmar engage with more regional venues than ever before throughout England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.
As the Donmar expands its digital and broadcast output to create a platform to enable the public greater access to the company's work, it will screen King Lear on 3rd February 2011 as part of National Theatre Live. Responding to the constantly evolving and exciting changes within the theatre community, the Donmar is proud to partner with the National Theatre and give a potentially vast international audience an opportunity to engage with its work.
The Donmar continues its education work with the schools matinee programme and a project which rolls out nationwide to complement the company's touring work.
Artistic Director Michael Grandage said today, "This initiative is born of a desire to share our work with as many people as possible. I believe Derek Jacobi's King Lear will be an event that deserves to be seen beyond the Donmar Warehouse and I'm delighted we are expanding our UK touring programme, as well as going out live to over 300 cinemas worldwide. It means a Donmar production featuring one of our finest Shakespearean actors will be available to more people than we could ever hold in our Covent Garden home.
"I am proud to be teaming up with the National Theatre to broadcast King Lear and excited by the opportunities that it will present to us. It is important for us create long term partnerships and shared goals in the coming years and the announcement to expand our digital output demonstrates the Donmar's commitment to the changing times that lie ahead."
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Highlights of 2009-2010 Broadway Season
Posted on April 30, 2010 by bbbblogger
2009-2010 Broadway Season Officially Ends
HIGHLIGHTS OF A HISTORIC STAR-FILLED YEAR, PACKED WITH SHOWS:
Burn The Floor • Bye Bye Birdie • The Royal Family • Hamlet • After Miss Julie • Wishful Drinking • Ragtime • White Christmas • A Little Night Music • A View From the Bridge • The Miracle Worker • A Behanding in Spokane •
Times Stands Still • Present Laughter • Next Fall • Looped • Red • Lend Me a Tenor • Million Dollar Quartet • La Cage aux Folles • Sondheim on Sondheim • Fences • Collected Stories • Everyday Rapture
With the opening last night of Roundabout Theatre Company's Everyday Rapture, the 2009-2010 Broadway Season officially comes to an end.
One of the busiest and exciting Broadway seasons in years included many moments that will make it truly memorable.
Follow along with us on Twitter (@BBBway) as we look back at this electric, star-packed season.
@OfficialBTF:
"Last summer, the Longacre heated up with the dancers of BURN THE FLOOR. Maks and Karina from DWTS were a special treat for audiences."
@B3onBroadway:
"The new Henry Miller's Theatre opened in September with the first revival of the famous rock-n-roll musical BYE BYE BIRDIE. Mayor Bloomberg cut the ribbon!"
@MTC_NYC:
"THE ROYAL FAMILY was so luscious, even the NY Times is still talking about it: http://tinyurl.com/39yw4vg ."
@HamletBway09:
"Jude Law returned to Broadway last fall in the Donmar Warehouse's mega-hit acclaimed production of HAMLET."
@NightMusicBway:
"Celebrated stars Catherine Zeta-Jones and Angela Lansbury lit up Broadway this Winter in the first revival of A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC."
@RTC_NYC:
"Carrie Fisher had audiences rolling in the aisles as she told her sordid, martini soaked tale in WISHFUL DRINKING."
@BBBWAY:
"The Neil Simon Plays: Brighton Beach Memoirs, directed by David Cromer, earns enthusiastic reviews, but plays briefly at Broadway's Nederlander Theatre."
"Patrick Marber's AFTER MISS JULIE brought Sienna Miller & Jonny Lee Miller together in an intoxicating tango."
@SignatureTheatr:
"Signature Theatre enjoys one of its biggest critical successes with the marathon trilogy production, Horton Foote's THE ORPHANS' HOME CYCLE, directed by Michael Wilson."
@RagtimeonBway09:
"The celebrated musical RAGTIME returned to Broadway this Fall, breathing new life into the beloved American epic."
"IRVING BERLIN'S WHITE CHRISTMAS returned to Broadway at the Marquis Theatre this Winter, making it New York's newest holiday tradition."
@VIEWonBroadway:
"The new year began dramatically with Liev Schreiber and Scarlett Johansson in a definitive production of A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE."
"The dashing Victor Garber nailed the classic Noel Coward matinee idol role in a very funny revival of PRESENT LAUGHTER."
"Donald Margulies' newest play, TIME STANDS STILL earns rave reviews in its Broadway debut at MTC's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre."
@MiracleWorkerNY:
"THE MIRACLE WORKER brought Oscar nominee Abigail Breslin to Circle in the Square for her Broadway debut, alongside Tony nominee Alison Pill."
@LoopedBroadway:
"Valerie Harper returned to Broadway in March in a tour-de-force performance as Tallulah Bankhead in LOOPED."
@NextFall:
"Geoffrey Naufft's new American play NEXT FALL opened in March and was lauded by critics for its humor, compassion and depth."
@BehandingBWAY:
"March roared in like a lion with Chris Walken's memorable portrayal of a one-handed man in A BEHANDING IN SPOKANE."
@MillionDQuartet:
"In April, MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET became Broadway's newest smash hit musical featuring a treasure trove of beloved rock and roll songs."
@LendTenorNYC:
"Uproarious laughter has filled The Music Box since the April bow of Ken Ludwig's madcap comedy Lend Me A Tenor, directed by Stanley Tucci."
@RedonBroadway:
"Stage & screen vet Alfred Molina and Broadway newcomer Eddie Redmayne paint NY RED in John Logan's new play, directed by Michael Grandage."
@LaCageBroadway:
"LA CAGE AUX FOLLES opens to raves for Kelsey Grammer & Douglas Hodge and the ingeniously reinvented production, directed by Terry Johnson."
"The adoration for Sondheim's musical genius continued this spring in SONDHEIM ON SONDHEIM. Barbara Cook is a rare treat for Broadway audiences."
"Donald Margulies' COLLECTED STORIES premiered on Broadway at MTC, starring Linda Lavin, Sarah Paulson and directed by Lynne Meadow."
@FencesBroadway:
"The first Broadway revival of FENCES, directed by Kenny Leon, opened to a chorus of raves for stars Denzel Washington and Viola Davis.
"Sherie Rene Scott finished the season off with a bang, wowing critics with her new musical EVERYDAY RAPTURE."
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Donmar Warehouse Unveils Plans for 2010
Posted on February 19, 2010 by bbbblogger
Artistic Director, Michael Grandage today announces the new Donmar season through until February 2011:
· Polar Bears – full casting for a new play by Mark Haddon
· The Late Middle Classes – David Leveaux returns to direct Simon Gray's play
· The Prince of Homburg – von Kleist's play in a new version by Dennis Kelly
· Passion and other events to mark Sondheim at 80
· King Lear – Michael Grandage directs Derek Jacobi
In addition to the above season of work, the Donmar will launch a new initiative at the Trafalgar Studios – Donmar Trafalgar. Demonstrating the Donmar's commitment to the next generation of young directors, the company will take up a residency at Trafalgar Studio 2 for twelve weeks a year for the next three years to showcase the work of graduates of the Donmar's Resident Assistant Director programme.
The Donmar also continues to expand outside its Covent Garden home. As well as a UK tour of Serenading Louie, the Donmar heads to New York – Michael Grandage's production of Red transfers to Broadway while Creditors directed by Alan Rickman opens at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Piaf continues its run in Buenos Aires before transferring to Madrid.
Artistic director Michael Grandage said today "This new season of work demonstrates our ongoing commitment to deliver high quality productions both at home and abroad. Eight new productions, one tour and three transfers around the world will enable the Donmar's work to continue to reach out to more and more people than ever before. These are exciting times for the Donmar and I look forward to engaging with new and diverse audiences through our productions and our expanding education programme in the year ahead."
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DONMAR – COVENT GARDEN
World Première
A new play by Mark Haddon
Cast: Richard Coyle, Paul Hilton, Celia Imrie, David Leon, Jodhi May
Also: Skye Bennett, Alice Sykes
Director: Jamie Lloyd; Designer: Soutra Gilmour
Lighting Designer: Jon Clark; Composers and Sound Designers: Ben & Max Ringham
1 April – 22 May
Press night: Tuesday 6 April
"And I promise. I will carry on loving you when the lights go out. I will."
John has never met anyone like Kay. When the moon is in the right phase, she is magnetic and amazingly alive. But when the darkness closes in, she is lost to another world, a world in which John does not belong.
One man's struggle to love, support and live with someone suffering from a psychological condition is beautifully captured with humour and pathos in this extraordinary new play by Mark Haddon.
Richard Coyle returns to the Donmar to play John. His previous work for the company includes After Miss Julie and Proof. His other theatre work includes The Lover & The Collection (Comedy Theatre), Look Back in Anger (Theatre Royal Bath), Don Carlos (Sheffield Crucible and Gielgud Theatre) and The York Realist (Royal Court and Strand Theatre). For television, his credits include Going Postal, Miami Trauma, Octavia, Whistleblowers, Cracker, The Best Man, Gunpowder Treason and Plot, Strange and Coupling; and for film, Georgia, The Prince of Persia, Franklyn, A Good Year, The Libertine, Happy Now, Topsy-Turvy and Jane Eyre.
Paul Hilton plays Sandy. He previously appeared at the Donmar in Michael Grandage's production of The Wild Duck. His other theatre credits include Riflemind, In Celebration (Duke of York's Theatre), Rosmersholm (Almeida Theatre), On the Third Day (New Ambassadors) and The President of an Empty Room, Mourning Becomes Electra, Three Sisters (National Theatre). His television work includes Laconia, Garrow's Law, Lydon; True, Dare, Kiss; The Relief of Belsen, The Family Man and The Princes in the Tower; and for film, Klimt.
Celia Imrie plays Margaret. Her theatre work includes The Rivals (Southwark Playhouse), Mixed Up North (Out of Joint), Plague Over England (Duchess Theatre), Unsuspecting Susan (59th Street Theatre, New York) and Acorn Antiques – The Musical (Theatre Royal Haymarket). For television, her credits include Kingdom, After You've Gone, The Commander, The Last Detective, Lavender List, Sparkhouse, Dr Zhivago, The Gathering Storm and Absolutely Fabulous; and for film, St Trinian's, Woody Allen Summer Project 2009, Imagine Me and You, Imagine Me and You, Nanny McPhee, Bridget Jones, Wimbledon, Calendar Girls, Hilary and Jackie, Star Wars: The Phantom Menace and The Borrowers.
David Leon plays Jesus. His stage work includes Richard II (Old Vic), Pride and Prejudice (Orange Tree Theatre) and The Dream (ROH). For television, his credits include Vera, Clapham Junction, Strictly Confidential, Billy the Kid and Cutting It; and for film, The Glass House, RocknRolla, Love Me Still and The Lives of Saints.
Jodhi May makes her Donmar debut as Kay. Her theatre work includes Blackbird (Edinburgh International Festival and Albery Theatre), The Seagull (Edinburgh Festival Theatre), The Talking Cure (National Theatre) Far Away (Theatre Des Bouffes) and Platonov (Almeida at King's Cross). For television, her credits include Strike Back, Emma, Angel, Sleep With Me, The Street and Friends and Crocodiles; and for film, Defiance, Flashbacks of a Fool, Nightwatching, The House of Mirth, The Gambler, Sister My Sister (Best Actress Award Valladolid Film Festival), Last of the Mohicans and A World Apart (Best Actress at Cannes Film Festival, and Variety Club & Evening Standard Awards for Best Newcomer).
Polar Bears is screenwriter and author Mark Haddon's first work for the theatre. His work for television includes Coming Down the Mountain, Fungus the Bogeyman (adapted from Raymond Briggs' book, INDIE Award for Best Children's Programme) and Microsoap (BAFTA, RTS and Broadcast Award for Best Children's Programme, New York TV Festival – Gold Award, Prix Jeunesse Award (Munich), and Haddon also received a Special Screenwriter's Award for Contribution to Children's Television by BAFTA. As an author his work include A Spot of Bother, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Whitbread prize, Guardian children's fiction prize, The British Book Awards – Children's Book of the Year & Literary Fiction Award, Book Trust Teenage Fiction Award), The Real Porky Philips, Agent Z and Titch Johnson – Almost World Champion.
As Associate Director of the Donmar Jamie Lloyd's work for the company includes Piaf (Donmar Warehouse, Vaudeville Theatre, Buenos Aires – ADEET Award for Best Production and Clarin Award for Best Musical Production – and Spain) and readings as part of the TS Eliot Festival and the Tennessee Williams' season. His other credits include The Little Dog Laughed (Garrick Theatre) Three Days of Rain (Apollo Theatre), Eric's (Liverpool Playhouse), The Pride (Royal Court – Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement), The Lover and The Collection (Comedy Theatre) and The Caretaker (Sheffield Crucible and Tricycle Theatre). Lloyd will direct Salome for Headlong in May 2010
Designed by Soutra Gilmour, lighting by Jon Clark and the composers and sound designers are Ben & Max Ringham.
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Joanna and Daniel Friel
The Late Middle Classes
By Simon Gray
Cast includes: Helen McCrory
Director: David Leveaux; Designer: Mike Britton; Lighting Designer: Hugh Vanstone
Composer: Corin Buckeridge; Sound Designer: Simon Baker
27 May – 17 July
Press night: Tuesday 1 June
"We live in secret almost all the time."
Celia is bored to distraction; Charles is obsessed with his work; and their son is having his first lessons in music and in life.
Simon Gray's funny, melancholic and captivating play about a young boy trapped between two types of oppressive love reveals the frustration, secrets and guilt of middle class respectability in 1950s England.
Helen McCrory returns to the Donmar to play Celia. Her work for the Donmar includes Old Times, Twelfth Night & Uncle Vanya (also New York), In a Little World of Our Own and How I Learned to Drive. Her other recent theatre work includes Rosmersholm, Five Gold Rings, Platonov, The Triumph of Love (Almeida Theatre) and As You Like It (Wyndham's Theatre). For television, her credits include Doctor Who, Life, Frankenstein, Charles II, Carla, The Jury, North Square (Critics' Circle Award for Best Actress), Anna Karenina, In a Land of Plenty, Spoonface Steinberg, The Fragile Heart and Street Life (RTS and Monte Carlo Awards for Best Actress, also Welsh BAFTA); and for film, 4,3,2,1, Harry Potter, A Special Relationship, The Queen, Casanova, Enduring Love and Charlotte Gray.
Simon Gray (1936 – 2008) is a British playwright, novelist and diarist. He wrote 40 original stage plays, screenplays and screen adaptations. His plays include Wise Child, Butley (Evening Standard Award), Otherwise Engaged (New York Critics' Circle, Drama Desk, and Evening Standard Awards for Best Play),The Rear Column, Close of Play, Quartermaine's Terms(Cheltenham Literary Prize), The Common Pursuit, Hidden Laughter, Cell Mates, Life Support, Japes, Japes Too, The Old Masters, Little Nell and The Last Cigarette (with Hugh Whitemore).
David Leveaux directs. His previous work for the Donmar includes The Real Thing (also West End and New York – Tony Award for Best Revival), Nine and Electra (also New York). His other theatre work includes Tales of Ballycumber, Three Sisters (Abbey Theatre, Dublin), Arcadia (Duke of York's Theatre), Rudolph (Vienna), A Doll's House (Tokyo), Cyrano, The Glass Menagerie, Fiddler on the Roof, Nine (Tony Award for Best Revival), Betrayal, Anna Christie (Tony Award for Best Revival) and A Moon for the Misbegotten – all Broadway, Sinatra Live (London Palladium), Jumpers (also Piccadilly Theatre and Broadway) and The Father (both National Theatre), No Man's Land, Moonlight, Betrayal and The Distance From Here (Almeida Theatre) and 'Tis Pity She's a Whore and Romeo and Juliet (RSC). For Opera, his work includes The Turn of the Screw and The Marriage of Figaro (Scottish Opera) and Salome (ENO).
Designed by Mark Britton, with lighting by Hugh Vanstone, the composer is Corin Buckeridge and sound by Simon Baker.
Heinrich von Kleist's
The Prince of Homburg
In a new version by Dennis Kelly
Cast includes: Charlie Cox, Ian McDiarmid
Director: Jonathan Munby; Designer: Angela Davies; Lighting Designer: Neil Austin;
Composer: Dominic Haslam; Sound Designer: Christopher Shutt
22 July – 4 September
Press night: Tuesday 27 July
"The highest rule is that which beats in the heart."
Heroic commander of the Prussian cavalry, the Prince of Homburg dreams of victory, glory and fame. But his reckless disobedience during a crucial military operation leads the Prince to his greatest battle yet.
The creative team behind the Donmar's critically acclaimed production of Life is a Dream present Heinrich von Kleist's poetic masterpiece The Prince of Homburg which is considered to be one of the most haunting and beautiful plays of the nineteenth century, exploring honour, courage, ambition and love.
Charlie Cox makes his Donmar debut as the Prince of Homburg. Cox's theatre work includes The Lover & The Collection (Comedy Theatre) and 'Tis Pity She's a Whore (Southwark Playhouse). For television, his credits include Moby Dick and A for Andromeda; and for film, Glorious 39, Stardust, Things to Do Before You're 30, The Merchant of Venice and Casanova.
Ian McDiarmid plays the Elector. McDiarmid returns to the Donmar, where his work includes Be Near Me (also national tour), John Gabriel Borkman and Pirandello's Henry IV. As well as extensive work at the Almeida where he was also Joint Artistic Director from 1990 to 2001 his other credits include performances at the RSC and the Royal Exchange, Manchester. McDiarmid's most recent stage roles are in Six Characters in Search of an Author (Chichester Festival Theatre and Gielgud Theatre) and Jonah and Otto at Manchester Royal Exchange. He played Teddy in Faith Healer on Broadway, for which he won the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play. Television work includes The Odds, Margaret, City of Vice, Our Hidden Lives, Elizabeth I, Charles II, Crime and Punishment, Great Expectations, Hillsborough and Karaoke; and his many films include Sleepy Hollow, Restoration, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and the Star Wars series.
Heinrich von Kleist (1777 – 1811) is a German playwright, poet, novelist and short-story writer. His work for the stage includes The Schroffenstein Family, Penthesilea, The Broken Jug and Die Hermannsschlacht. In 1811 von Kleist and his lover Henriette Vogel committed suicide.
Dennis Kelly is a playwright and screenwriter. His original works include The Gods Weep, Orphans (Fringe First and Herald Angel Award), Deoxyribonucleic Acid, Taking Care of Baby, After the End (Meyer-Whitworth Award), Osama the Hero and Debris. He has also translated and adapted works that include Rose Bernd (Arcola Theatre) and The Fourth Gate. For television, Pulling (co-written with Sharon Horgan) and Monkey Dust.
Jonathan Munby returns to the Donmar where he directed the critically acclaimed production of Life is a Dream last year. His other work includes Serious Money (Birmingham Rep), The Dog in the Manger (Washington Shakespeare Theatre Company), The White Devil (Menier Chocolate Factory), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare's Globe), Henry V, Mirandolina (Manchester Royal Exchange), Gilgamesh, Firebrand (National Theatre Studio), A Number (Sheffield Crucible), Nakamitsu (The Gate) and Don Giovanni (English Touring Opera).
Designed by Angela Davies, with lighting by Neil Austin, the composer is Dominic Haslam and sound by Christopher Shutt.
SONDHEIM AT 80
In celebration of Stephen Sondheim's 80th birthday, the Donmar will stage a revival of his 1994 musical Passion, alongside other events to mark the occasion, and to recognise the long association the composer has had with the Donmar since 1992.
Stephen Sondheim said today, "My association with the Donmar Warehouse has been a joy from its inception in 1992 with Assassins through its productions of Company, Merrily We Roll Along, Into the Woods and Pacific Overtures. Our collaborations over the years have been professionally fulfilling and personally gratifying and now I'm honoured and thrilled that they are presenting Passion to help celebrate my 80th birthday. There is no venue, or team of artists, that I would rather have produce the piece."
Music & Lyrics by: Stephen Sondheim Book by: James Lapine
Cast includes: Elena Roger
Director: Jamie Lloyd; Designer: Christopher Oram; Lighting Designer: Neil Austin
Musical Director: Alan Williams; Sound Designer: Nick Lidster & Terry Jardine for Autograph; Choreographer: Scott Ambler
10 September – 27 November
Press night: Tuesday 21 September
"In war you know the enemy. Not always so in life."
Captain Giorgio Bachetti, a military hero, is transferred to a strange and remote Italian outpost. Far away from his beloved Clara, he encounters Fosca, the cousin of his commanding officer, and her influence has shattering and inconceivable consequences.
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's multi-award-winning musical examines the power of love in a haunting story of desire, sacrifice and redemption.
Donmar Associate Director Jamie Lloyd is reunited with Elena Roger – following their work together on the Donmar production of Piaf.
Elena Roger plays Fosca. As well as Piaf (also Vaudeville Theatre, Buenos Aires) and Evita, her other theatre work in the UK includes Boeing, Boeing (Comedy Theatre). In her native Buenos Aires, Elena Roger's credits include the original productions of Nine, Beauty and the Beast, Les Miserables and Saturday Night Fever. In 2003 Elena Roger and director Valeria Ambrosio devised Mina, che cosa sei. This musical, based on the life of the Italian singer, won five awards including the ACE (Critics' Award) for Best Actress for Elena Roger.
Stephen Sondheim (b1930) is one of the world's greatest living composer and lyricists. His major works includes Saturday Night, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Anyone Can Whistle, Company, Follies, A Little Night Music, Pacific Overtures, Sweeney Todd, Merrily We Roll Along, Sunday in the Park With George (Pulitzer Prize), Into the Woods, Assassins and Bounce (re-titled Road Show). Sondheim also wrote the lyrics for West Side Story, Gypsy and Do I Hear a Waltz? He is the recipient of multiple awards, including 8 Tony Awards including a Lifetime Achievement Award, 7 Grammys and an Academy Award for Best Song for Dick Tracy, and was elected to The American of Arts and Letters (1983).
James Lapine (b1949) also collaborated with Sondheim on Sunday in the Park with George and Into the Woods – he also directed the original productions. His other librettos include Falsettos, Der Glockner von Notre Dame and A New Brain. Lapine is also a director and playwright.
Jamie Lloyd directs. For his biography, please see page 3.
Designed by Christopher Oram, with lighting by Neil Austin, the musical director is Alan Williams, with sound by Nick Lidster & Terry Jardine for Autograph and choreography by Scott Ambler.
The Stuart & Hilary Williams Charitable Foundation
Stephen's Sondheim's new book – Finishing the Hat – Published by Virgin Books
Virgin books are very proud to be publishing Finishing the Hat, Stephen Sondheim's first volume of his lyrics with "attendant comments, principles, heresies, grudges, whines and anecdotes" which offers an unprecedented insight into this lyrical genius and his work.
Along with the lyrics for all of Sondheim's productions from 1954 to 1981, the book will be full of tales that only Sondheim could tell. He also educates us: he tells us what he's learned from his failures as well as his successes; and dissects many songs, sometimes line by line, to outline his thought process and the decisions that go into the verses. Sondheim discusses his predecessors, his contemporaries, and analyzes his own work, offering rules, sins and wisdom on lyric writing that will definitely be studied for many years to come. This gorgeous book will also contain behind-the-scenes photographs from each production and many personal photographs of Sondheim with his contemporaries and collaborators.
Finishing the Hat will be published on the 14th October 2010. The second volume, Look I Made a Hat will be published in October 2011.
For further information, please contact: Jessica Axe 020 7840 8372 / jaxe@virgin-books.co.uk
SONDHEIM AT 80 – EXTRA EVENTS
Alongside the Donmar's production of Passion, the company hosts four events to celebrate the composer's 80th birthday.
Thursday 16 September at 6pm
SONDHEIM AT THE DONMAR
Michael Grandage and Sam Mendes in conversation about staging Sondheim at the Donmar
Monday 11 October at 6pm
STEPHEN SONDHEIM IN DISCUSSION
Stephen Sondheim in conversation about his life and career
Sunday 31 October at 7.30pm
A concert performance of Sondheim's musical written in 1970
Sunday 7 November at 7.30pm
Cast includes: Derek Jacobi
Director: Michael Grandage; Designer: Christopher Oram
Lighting Designer: Neil Austin; Composer and Sound Designer: Adam Cork
3 December 2010 – 5 February 2011
Press night: Tuesday 7 December
"Who is it that can tell me who I am?"
An ageing monarch. A kingdom divided. A child's love rejected. As Lear's world descends into chaos, all that he once believed is brought into question.
One of the greatest works in western literature, King Lear explores the very nature of human existence: love and duty, power and loss, good and evil.
Derek Jacobi and Michael Grandage renew their collaboration, having previously worked together on The Tempest, Don Carlos and Twelfth Night.
Derek Jacobi returns to the Donmar to play King Lear. His work for the company includes his Olivier Award-winning performance as Malvolio in Michael Grandage's production of Twelfth Night (Donmar West End) and A Voyage Round My Father (also Wyndham's Theatre). Jacobi's other theatre work includes Don Carlos (Sheffield Crucible and Gieldgud Theatre), The Tempest (Sheffield Crucible and Old Vic) – both directed by Michael Grandage, and Hollow Crown (RSC). Jacobi is renowned for his role as Claudius in I Claudius. His recent television credits include Margot, Endgame, The Old Curiosity Shop, Pinochet in Suburbia, The Long Firm, Mr Ambassador, Inquisition, The Gathering Storm, The Jury and Frasier. For film, his work includes Nanny McPhee, Gosford Park and Gladiator.
Donmar Artistic Director Michael Grandage directs. Previous work for the Donmar includes Red, The Chalk Garden (Evening Standard and Critics' Circle Awards for Best Director), Othello (Evening Standard Award for Best Director), John Gabriel Borkman, Don Juan in Soho, Frost/Nixon (also West End and Broadway), The Cut, The Wild Duck (Critics' Circle Award for Best Director), Guys and Dolls (Donmar in the West End – Olivier Award for Outstanding Musical Production), Grand Hotel (Evening Standard Award for Best Director, Olivier Award for Outstanding Musical Production), Henry IV, After Miss Julie, Caligula (Olivier Award for Best Director) and The Vortex. As part of the Donmar in the West End season Grandage directed Ivanov – Evening Standard and Critics' Circle Awards for Best Director, Twelfth Night, Madame de Sade and Hamlet (also Kronborg Castle and Broadway). Other West End work includes Evita. He was the Artistic Director of Sheffield Theatres 1999 – 2005, where his many productions included Don Carlos (Evening Standard Award for Best Director).
Designed by Christopher Oram, lighting by Neil Austin and the composer and sound designer is Adam Cork.
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DONMAR TRAFALGAR
The Donmar announces the launch of a new initiative at the Trafalgar Studios – Donmar Trafalgar. Demonstrating the Donmar's commitment to the next generation of young directors, the company will take up a residency at Trafalgar Studio 2 for 12 weeks a year for the next three years to enable recent graduates of their Resident Assistant Director (RAD) programme to stage productions under the Donmar banner.
In 1994 the Donmar Warehouse began their RAD scheme – to offer young directors at the start of their professional careers the opportunity to work alongside leading theatre directors for a year at the Donmar. Since the scheme began, it has produced directors including Sam Buntrock, Toby Frow, Rupert Goold, Josie Rourke and Sacha Wares. It is widely regarded as the most prestigious training programme for young directors in the country.
The first year of Donmar Trafalgar will see Charlotte Westenra, Róisín McBrinn and Chris Rolls each stage a production – Lower Ninth, Novecento and Les Parents Terribles respectively.
Michael Grandage, Artistic Director of the Donmar, said, "It has always been a great privilege to support young directors through the Donmar's RAD scheme and this residency at the Trafalgar will now give everyone an opportunity to watch the next generation of theatre directors at work. I have every confidence that over the next three years we will see some serious and important talent emerging that will help us focus on the theatre practitioners of the future."
The RAD scheme at the Donmar has been supported by Jon and NoraLee Sedmak and the Sedmak Wooten Family Foundation since 2003.
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Donmar Warehouse receives 10 Olivier Award nominations
Posted on February 8, 2010 by bbbblogger
FOR A RECORD NUMBER OF FIVE PRODUCTIONS
The Donmar Warehouse today received 10 Olivier nominations across five productions – this is the most number of productions that have been nominated in any one year in the company's history. The five productions, out of a total of eight staged this year, are Red, A Streetcar Named Desire and A Doll's House at the company's home base in Covent Garden, and Madame de Sade and Hamlet – part of the Donmar's sell-out West End season at the Wyndham's Theatre.
Michael Grandage's production of the world première of John Logan's Red, which recently closed at the Donmar and will shortly transfer to Broadway, receives three nominations – Best Supporting Actor for Eddie Redmayne, Best New Play and Best Set Design for Christopher Oram (who has already won the Critics' Circle Award for Best Design for this production).
Grandage also receives a nomination for Best Director for Hamlet which, following performances at the Wyndham's Theatre, transferred to Elsinore, and then Broadway. Jude Law who led the company as Hamlet also receives a nomination for Best Actor. Law also recently won the award for Best Shakespearean Performance at the Critics' Circle Awards for the same role. Jude Law said today, "Returning to the theatre, to play Hamlet in the Donmar's West End Season and to take it to both Elsinore and Broadway, has been something of an epic journey and has meant an enormous amount to me. To receive an Olivier nomination as well is the icing on the cake and I am absolutely thrilled."
Rachel Weisz, fresh from winning both the Critics' Circle and Evening Standard Awards, is nominated for Best Actress for her performance as Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire. She goes head to head with Gillian Anderson who is recognised for her performance as Nora in A Doll's House.
In addition to Best Actress, Donmar Associate Director Rob Ashford's production of A Streetcar Named Desire also receives nominations for Best Revival and Best Supporting Actress for Ruth Wilson.
Designer Christopher Oram takes a second nomination for Best Costume Design for his work on Madame de Sade – part of the West End season.
Michael Grandage, Artistic Director of the Donmar said today, "2009 was one of the most significant years in the Donmar's history as we played to our widest audience base since the organisation was formed. To be recognised with ten Olivier nominations across five productions is a very great honour and a testament to all the extraordinary people who have worked for the Donmar in the last twelve months."
For further information, please contact: Kate Morley at Blueprint PR 07970 465 648 / kate@blueprintpr.co.uk
The full list of nominations is:
Best Actor:
Jude Law, Hamlet – Donmar at Wyndham's
Best Actress:
Rachel Weisz, A Streetcar Named Desire – Donmar
Gillian Anderson, A Doll's House – Donmar
Best Supporting Actor:
Eddie Redmayne, Red – Donmar
Best Supporting Actress:
Ruth Wilson, A Streetcar Named Desire – Donmar
Best Director:
Michael Grandage, Hamlet – Donmar at Wyndham's
Best New Play:
Red – Donmar
Best Revival:
A Streetcar Named Desire – Donmar
Best Set Design
Red, Christopher Oram – Donmar
Madame de Sade, Christopher Oram– Donmar at Wyndham's
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NEWS FROM THE DONMAR WAREHOUSE
DONMAR WAREHOUSE RECEIVES A RECORD
THIRTEEN OLIVIER AWARD NOMINATIONS
In Artistic Director Michael Grandage's fifth year at the Donmar, the company has received thirteen Olivier Award nominations – a record for the Covent Garden based theatre. Four out of the six productions staged in the last year have been recognised, with Grandage's current production of Othello securing four nominations, and Rob Ashford's production of the musical Parade receiving seven nominations.
The nominations for Othello include Best Actor for Chiwetel Ejiofor who recently received The John and Wendy Trewin Award for Best Shakespearean Performance at last month's Critics' Circle Awards.
Rob Ashford receives two nominations for Parade – for Best Choreographer and Best Director. This production at the Donmar marked his directorial debut.
In addition, Penelope Wilton is nominated for the Best Actress Award for her role in Grandage's production of John Gabriel Borkman – she will face Kelly Reilly as Desdemona for Othello; and Michael Frayn's The Crimson Hotel is in the running for Best New Comedy. The Crimson Hotel was part of the Absurdia triple bill.
Artistic Director Michael Grandage said today, "We constantly strive to stage work of the highest calibre, and I'm obviously thrilled that our productions have been recognised with so many nominations. It is particularly exciting as we are in the process of expanding our audience through our work at the Donmar and the Donmar West End season at the Wyndham's in the year ahead."
The full list of nominees is:
Best Actress in a Play
Kelly Reilly – Othello
Penelope Wilton – John Gabriel Borkman
Best Actor in a Play
Chiwetel Ejiofor – Othello
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Michelle Fairley – Othello
Best Newcomer
Tom Hiddleston – Othello
Best New Comedy
The Crimson Hotel by Michael Frayn
Best New Musical
Best Actress in a Musical
Lara Pulver – Parade
Bertie Carvel – Parade
Best Supporting Actor in a Musical
Sean Escoffery – Parade
Rob Ashford – Parade
Terry Jardine & Nick Lidster – Parade
Donmar contact: Kate Morley, kate@blueprintpr.co.uk
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Injured deer nursed back to health after police rescue
AN INJURED deer has been nursed back to health at East Huntspill's Secret World Wildlife Rescue Centre after it was rescued from the side of a road by police.
A member of the public called Avon and Somerset Police with concerns for the young deer, which had been badly injured.
It was in a distressed state at the side of a road in Churchill so the concerned person quickly raised the alarm.
When officers arrived, they discovered it was in need of care and alerted Secret World Wildlife Rescue. They arranged for a volunteer to bring the animal to their centre, where they have a dedicated deer unit.
PC Rob Browne said: "When we arrived at the scene, the animal seemed shaken and distressed.
"We were delighted to see that he wasn't as badly hurt as we had first feared.
"We wanted to ensure that he was well looked after so our control room contacted Secret World. "I'm pleased to hear that he has since made a full recovery and has been safely returned to the wild where he belongs."
Graeme Thompson, volunteer rescuer for Secret World, said: "The young male roe deer appeared to be in shock, possibly after being struck by a vehicle, which can cause temporary blindness.
"They are very sensitive animals and have a delicate temperament. "The team at Secret World nursed it back to full health and we released him back into the wild.
My wife Vicki and I have volunteered with Secret World since we retired as teachers in 2004.
"Vicki volunteers one day a week in the animal hospital, helping small mammals and we foster baby animals – like wild rabbits and hedgehogs – at home."
"Members of the public are very important when it comes to a successful rescue. It's all about teamwork."
Jess Crabtree, rescue section leader at Secret World, said: "We rely on members of the public to call us about injured wild animals, like this deer.
"This means we can respond quickly and help them make a full recovery. "If you come across an injured wild animal, please call us on 01278 783250.
"With our network of Secret World Response Drivers (SWRDs) like Graeme, we can get animals in for treatment as quickly as possible.
"If you'd like to volunteer as a Secret World Response Drivers we'd love to hear from you."
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I love jackfruit seeds. But after moving to Singapore I don't get it as I have to take it from Jackfruits that I buy. In any given week I buy jackfruit only one batch with 5 pieces so at the most I get only 5 seeds. My mum told me now a days we do get Jackfruit seeds in India. So this time when she visited me I had asked her to bring some jackfruit seeds. Also this dish is one of her specialty. This can be served as side dish to rice also. If you are serving with Idli or dosa increase water.
Wash and pressure cook the jackfruit seeds with salt till 2 whistle. Drain the water and peel the skin. slice them into thin long pieces. Keep it aside.
let it cool down. Grind to fine powder. Add oil in a pan and When hot add cumin seeds, mustard seeds and let it pop. Add urad dhal and fry till brown in color. Add garlic and fry till slight brown.
Add onion and fry till transparent. Add turmeric powder and salt. Fry for 1 min. Add tomatoes and mix well. Fry for another 2 mins.
My mouth is watering here, serve me with rice and papads, i can have this gravy happily.
Very nice. Its completely new to me !
Innovative and delicious side dish!
Gravy looks so delicious. Nice presentation too.


This article examines hospital reorganization and restructuring activities following merger for two study periods: 1983-1988 and 1989-1996. In both periods, hospitals rated strengthening hospital financial position as the most important reason for merger. There were also similarities in reorganizing actions, especially reductions in service duplication, consolidation of departments and programs, reductions in medical and support FTEs, and reductions in administrative staffing. Hospital mergers during 1989-1996, however, focused increasingly on reducing nursing FTEs and less on converting acquired hospitals to new service lines.
Gloria J. Bazzoli, Ph.D., is Professor, Department of Health Administration, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia.
Anthony LoSasso, Ph.D., is Research Assistant Professor, Institute for Health Services Research & Policy Studies, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois.
Richard Arnould, Ph.D., is Professor and Chair, University of Illinois—Champaign, Department of Economics, Champaign, Illinois.
Madeleine U. Shalowitz, M.D., M.B.A., is Director of Health Services Research, Department of Pediatrics, Evanston Northwestern Healthcare, and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Northwestern Medical School.
The research on which this article is based was supported by the Agency for Health Research and Quality (R01-HS 09201-01). The survey undertaken for this research was conducted when the lead author was vice president for research with the American Hospital Association's Health Research and Educational Trust. Min Guo and John Kim of Northwestern University provided valuable assistance in the data collection process.
Copyright © 2002 by Aspen Publishers, Inc.
Health Care Management Review27(1):7-20, January 2002.


Kevin Rudd was the first Prime Minister of Australia after Robert Menzies to serve two consecutive terms in office; from 2007 to 2010 and again in 2013. He joined the House of Representatives in 1998 for Griffith. In less than three years, Rudd was promoted to the Shadow Cabinet.
In 2006, he became the leader of the opposition. Rudd resigned from the Parliament and joined Paulson Institute as a Distinguished Fellow. He became senior advisor for Eurasia Group in 2014.
Kevin Rudd was born on 21st September 1957. He spent his childhood on a farm in Queensland, Australia. He joined ALP, the Australian Labor Party at the age of 15. Kevin did his bachelor's from the Australian National University.
Kevin Rudd chose a diplomatic career, and got posted in Beijing and Stockholm between 1981 and 1988. He became the Chief of Staff for Wayne Goss. Kevin was Director General, State Cabinet Office, during Goss' term as Queensland's Premier.
Kevin was first elected to the House of Representatives in the year 1998. He was re-elected in 2001 and 2004. After the elections in 2001, he became a 'shadow minister of foreign affairs' in the Shadow Cabinet. Rudd was the spokesperson for his party, and was elected as the leader of the party in 2006. Rudd was sworn in as the Prime Minister of Australia, after beating John Howard in 2007. In 2013, Kevin shot back to prominence, after winning the elections and resuming the Office of the Prime Minister.
As Prime Minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd made numerous policy announcements in areas of health, education, climate change and industrial relations. He signed the Kyoto Protocol, delivering apology for Stolen Generations to Indigenous Australians, withdrawing remaining combat personnel of Australia from the Iraq War, dismantling Work-Choices, and holding the Australia 2020 Summit.


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Patty Kazmaier Award
2022 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Ceremony to air Saturday on NHL Network
03/24/2022, 9:45am MDT
By USA Hockey
2022 Winner to be Unveiled During Hour-Long Special
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The recipient of the 2022 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is set to be unveiled on NHL Network Saturday (March 26) during an hour-long show starting at 11:30 a.m. ET. The award, which is in its 25th year, honors the top player in NCAA Division I women's ice hockey.
Hosted by Jamie Hersch, this year's special will spotlight the top-10 finalists for the 2022 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, in addition to honoring the 25th anniversary of the award and the history and impact of Patty Kazmaier in the women's hockey game will be highlighted.
The Top-3
Live interviews will take place with each of this year's top-three finalists, Taylor Heise (University of Minnesota/Lake City, Minn.), Gabbie Hughes (University of Minnesota Duluth/Lino Lakes, Minn.), Sophie Jaques (Ohio State University/Toronto, Ont.).
In addition, Hersch will host a special roundtable conversation with three previous Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winners in, Jennifer Botterill (2001, 2003), Kendall Coyne Schofield (2016) and Krissy Wendell (2005).
Pat Kelleher, executive director of USA Hockey and The USA Hockey Foundation, and Serena Veazey, daughter of the late Patty Kazmaier, will also join in the celebration.
NOTES: This year's top-10 finalists are: Skylar Fontaine (Northeastern/Defense), Aerin Frankel (Northeastern/Goaltender), Élizabeth Giguère (Minnesota Duluth/Forward), Taylor Heise (Minnesota/Forward), Gabbie Hughes (Minnesota Duluth/Forward), Sophie Jaques (Ohio State/Defense), Alina Mueller (Northeastern/Forward), Casey O'Brien (Wisconsin/Forward), Theresa Schafzahl (Vermont/Forward) and Daryl Watts (Wisconsin/Forward).
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THE PATTY KAZMAIER MEMORIAL AWARD
An award of The USA Hockey Foundation, the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is annually presented to the top player in NCAA Division I women's ice hockey. Selection criteria includes outstanding individual and team skills, sportsmanship, performance in the clutch, personal character, competitiveness and a love of hockey. Consideration is also given to academic achievement and civic involvement. 2022 marks the 25th anniversary of the award. For a full list of previous honorees, click HERE.
ABOUT PATTY KAZMAIER
The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is named in honor of the late Patty Kazmaier, who was a four-year varsity letter-winner and All-Ivy League defenseman at Princeton University from 1981-86. An accomplished athlete who helped lead the Tigers to the Ivy League Championship in three consecutive seasons (1981-84), Patty Kazmaier-Sandt died Feb. 15, 1990, at the age of 28 following a long struggle with a rare blood disease.
2022 Top-10 Finalists
Skylar Fontaine Defense Graduate Student Northeastern University East Greenwich, R.I.
Aerin Frankel Goaltender Graduate Student Northeastern University Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.
Élizabeth Giguère Forward Fifth Year Senior University of Minnesota Duluth Quebec City, Quebec
Taylor Heise Forward Senior University of Minnesota Lake City, Minn.
Gabbie Hughes Forward Senior University of Minnesota Duluth Lino Lakes, Minn.
Sophie Jaques Defense Senior Ohio State University Toronto, Ontario
Alina Mueller Forward Senior Northeastern University Winterthur, Switzerland
Casey O'Brien Forward Sophomore University of Wisconsin Milton, Mass.
Theresa Schafzahl Forward Senior University of Vermont Weiz, Austria
Daryl Watts Forward Fifth Year Senior University of Wisconsin Toronto, Ontario
Patty Kaz News
Taylor Heise Named 2022 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Winner
03/26/2022, 10:00am MDT , By USA Hockey
2022 Marks 25th Anniversary of the Award
Heise, Hughes, Jaques Named Top Three for 2022 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award
03/17/2022, 9:59am MDT , By USA Hockey
Kaz Watch: Gabbie Hughes Having Impact On And Off The Ice At Minnesota Duluth
03/16/2022, 4:00pm MDT , By Dan Scifo
Forward is nominated for both the Patty Kazmaier and Hockey Humanitarian Award
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The 2020 Santa Barbara International Film Festival announced the lineup, which will open with the U.S. premiere of Shelly Love's A Bump Along the Way.
Cork Film Festival Unveils 2019 Lineup, THE CAVE and THE LAST RIGHT as Gala Films
Cork Film Festival unveils packed program for 64th festival with the Irish premiere of Feras Fayyad's gripping film on war-torn Syria The Cave as the Documentary Gala and Aoife Crehan's comedy-drama debut The Last Right as the Irish Gala.
Toronto Film Festival 2019 Reveals First Films Selected for Gala and Special Presentations
Films directed by Thom Zimny & Bruce Springsteen, Destin Daniel Cretton, Armando Iannucci,are among the first round of titles selected for 44th Toronto International Film Festival.


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IPOH, Jan 16 — Kindergarten teacher M. Indira Gandhi is optimistic about a proposal to make a documentary film about her battle with her ex-husband over the conversions and custody of their three children.
She said the production of the documentary, which was proposed by former law minister Datuk Zaid Ibrahim, would serve as a lesson and a reminder for local and international audiences on the plight of a single mother who had to fight for her right as a parent to decide on the religious status of her children.
"I believe it is a good move because more people will understand what my family and I went through in the last seven years of our struggle," she said.
Asked if she was prepared to be featured in the film, Indira said the parties involved were still discussing the project.
"There are still many things that need to be studied. I don't know if I would be featured or whether my children would be involved," she said.
Lawyer M. Kulasegaran, who represented Indira since 2009, revealed that both Indira and he had met Zaid in Kuala Lumpur last Tuesday to discuss the project.
Kulasegaran said the idea came from a column written by Zaid in an English daily two weeks ago where Zaid suggested that Indira's plight needed to be highlighted in a documentary film.
"Zaid suggested the film be produced by raising public funds," he said.
"We are looking at producing a 40-minute documentary which will focus on the relationship between Indira and her children and the numerous stumbling blocks she has faced along the way.
"I have provided the background to the case and we are hoping to start shooting by the end of next month," he said.
On the potentially sensitive nature of the film and whether it could be banned by the National Film Development Corporation, Kulasegaran said decisions would be made as the matters arise.
He said no decision had been made on the cast and the director, adding the film could be released on numerous platforms, including YouTube.
Indira's seven-year struggle to be reunited with her youngest daughter took a turn for the worse when the Court of Appeal, led by judge Datuk Balia Yusof Wahi, held a majority decision that the validity of the conversion certificates of Indira's three children by their Muslim convert father could only be determined by a Shariah court.
The panel set aside the Ipoh High Court's 2014 decision to quash the conversion certificates. The Court of Appeal ruled only a Shariah court could decide whether a person is a Muslim.
In April 2009, Indira's ex-husband Muhammad Riduan Abdullah took away the couple's three children and converted them to Islam.
The two older children, Tevi Darsiny, then 12, and Karan Dinish, then 11, remained with their mother while the youngest Prasana Diksa, then 11 months old, was taken away by Riduan.
On Oct 29 the same year, Riduan obtained a Shariah court order that awarded him custody of the children, but the Ipoh High Court later granted Indira full custody of all three children.


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Rival Enlightenments is a major reinterpretation of early modern German intellectual history. Ian Hunter treats the civil philosophy of Pufendorf and Thomasius and the metaphysical philosophy of Leibniz and Kant as rival intellectual cultures or paideiai. Combining careful scholarship with vivid polemic, Hunter presents insights for philosophers and historians alike.
Pufendorf, Samuel, -- Freiherr von, -- 1632-1694.
1 online resource (xix, 398 pages).
pt. II. Civil and Metaphysical Philosophy. 3. Leibniz's political metaphysics. 4. Pufendorf's civil philosophy. 5. Thomasius and the desacralisation of politics. 6. Kant and the preservation of metaphysics. Postscript: The kingdom of truth and the civil kingdom.
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EDISON, N.J. (CBSNewYork) – A gas station clerk was shot and killed early Thursday morning in New Jersey, and police are still on the hunt for the gunman who opened fire.
The violence erupted around 4 a.m. at the Speedway gas station on Amboy Avenue in Edison. The Middlesex County prosecutor says a man wearing a mask walked into the store and pointed a handgun at the clerk, identified as 38-year-old John Bertram.
Bertram handed over the cash register, authorities say the suspect shot him anyway. Medics arrived and pronounced the clerk dead at the scene.
Another employee inside the store was not hurt.
"My thoughts and prayers, and those of the Edison community, are with the victim's family," Mayor Thomas Lankey said in a statement. "I have confidence in our police department's investigative capabilities – working alongside county prosecutor's detectives – to find and bring the perpetrator of this heinous crime to justice.
"It's a sad day in Edison when a store clerk gets shot trying to make a living," said Councilman Joe Coyle.
Gail Milano told CBS2's Tara Jakeway he's worked at the dental office across the street for 30 years.
Police in Perth Amboy initially said they helped arrest an 18-year-old man in connection to the deadly robbery-gone-wrong. Authorities in Middlesex County and Edison later said that was incorrect, and while that person was questioned regarding the shooting he was not charged and has since been released.
Investigators say the suspect remains at large. He's described as a having a slight build, and was last seen wearing light colored pants, a maroon colored hooded sweatshirt, a mask, and gloves.
Anyone with information is asked to call Det. Loren Long of the Edison Police Department at (732) 248-7531 or Detective David Abromaitis of the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office at (732)745- 4436.


The Donoho School Color Run 5K Race is a fundraiser to promote happiness and healthiness within our community. This is not a traditional 5K. This is a fun-filled colorful run/walk for the entire family. Volunteers will "throw" color on participants, and as they cross the finish line, they will emerge as a multi-colored canvas. This is not your average fundraiser! This is a memory-maker for family and friends!
Make sure you register early before the event fills up. We have a limited number of spots available!


If you're travelling in Europe then save yourself the hassle of language courses: everything you need is in the table below. Remember: the more obscure the language you learn, and the more widespread your own native tongue, the more brownie points you get WHY? .
Imagine: you are in a bar, so you say Hi, a beer please to the waiter or barman. You drink the beer, life is good. Someone else buys you a drink, so you say thanks and they say you're welcome. You both say cheers and drink more beer.
Bosnian 4 ćao pivo molim hvala nema na čemu źivjeli!
Bulgarian 9 Здрасти Бира Моля благодаря Моля Наздраве!
Croatian 5 bok pivo molim hvala molim zivili!
Danish 5 hej en øl tak mange tak velbekomme skål!
Dutch 21 hoi een bier alsjeblieft bedankt graag gedaan proost!
Estonian 1 tsau üks õlu palun aitäh tänan terviseks!
Finnish 6 (moi) bisse - kiitos ole hyvä kippis!
French 124 salut une bière s'il vous plaît merci je vous en prie santé!
Galician 4 ola una cervexa por favor grácias de nada saúde!
German 121 guten tag ein Bier bitte danke bitte sehr prost!
Greek 12 γεια σου μια μπιρα παρακαλω ευχαριστω παρακαλω γειά μας!
Hungarian 14 szia egy sört kérek köszi szivesen egeszsegedre!
Irish 1 Dia duit Beoir le do thoil go raibh maith agat tá fáilte romhat sláinte!
Italian 62 ciao una birra per favore grazie prego cin cin!
Lithuanian 3 làbas alus prašau ačiû prašau I sveikatą!
Luxemb. 0.4 moien ee béier wanechgelift merci wanechgelift prost!
Norwegian 5 hei en halvliter - takk versågod skål!
Polish 44 cześć jedno pivo prosze dziçki - na zdrowie!
Slovenian 2 živjo pivo prosim hvala prosim na zdravje!
Spanish 381 hola una cerveza por favor gracias de nada salud!
Swedish 9 hej en öl tack tack så mycket var så god skål!
Working out the correct pronunciation is left as an exercise for the reader, with the Greek and Irish phrases being the most challenging.
Note that if you are in a proper pub, then asking for 'a beer' is not nearly specific enough. Please try all of the locally-brewed beers, learn their names and pronunciations, and send these to us by e-mail, along with tasting notes.
I tried to get all the accented characters right in Unicode, so please let me know if any the accents are wrong or missing in your language. The numbers in the table's second column are the numbers of speakers, in millions (source).
In the United Kingdom and Ireland 'Whose round is it?' is appropriate, because we buy rounds of drinks for each other in pubs.
In Sweden you can usually have a free coffee refill so you need to know how to ask kan jag få en påtår tack?.
In France you can ask où se trouve la section non-fumeurs, s'il vous plaît?, because restaurants are now legally obliged to set aside a proportion of seating for non-smokers.
If you meet any Italians anywhere further north than Italy they will	probably agree with you if you say Che freddo!, because it will always be too cold.
in Finnish you can say hölökyn kölökyn instead of 'cheers', despite it not meaning anything more than 'bla bla bla'.
in Norwegian it is less polite to use the word for 'please' (takk) when asking for something; you should use a construction like 'may I...' instead.
Romanian has different works for 'hi', depending on whether you're speaking to a man or a woman.
A while ago I was looking through my grandmother's attic and found an old dusty copy of The Automobile Association Conversation Handbook for Tourists, published by l'Alliance Internationale de Tourisme, Genève. This old-fashioned phrasebook has the most bizarrely anglocentric phrases (I didn't make them up, so don't send me corrections), typified by the following.
English. I would like to visit a tea-room.
French. Je voudrais visiter un salon de thé.
Dutch. Ik wil een theeschenkerij bezoeken.
German. Ich möchte eine 'Teestube' besuchen.
Italian. Io vorrei visitare in una sala da tè.
Spanish. Quisiera visitar un salón de té.
Swedish. Jag skulle vilja besöka ett te-rum.
Portuguese. Eu queria visitar ao salão de chá.
Of course, if you're English and visiting Continental friends, then you have an obligation to perpetuate certain stereotypes that are prevalent in Continental Europe, so these phrases might turn out to be useful after all.


We already saw this guy back in chapter two. Which I keep wanting to refer to as chapter one, probably because those two chapters were originally a single one and were only split into two after production on the second had already started.
Anyway, yeah. Here's this chapter's gimmick. It's not a consistent thing, but we'll definitely be seeing a fair bit of it and... Yeah, if you're not familiar with certain trends and time periods in comic books you're probably not going to get it. All the same though, we hope you have fun with it, particularly since this chapter's for the most part going to be pretty lighthearted and comedic.
Fun fact, this chapter's the only one so far where the cover was actually the first thing drawn for it. This is opposed to WaR and BP, where WaR's covers (not counting the prologue, since it doesn't have one) always come first, and BP where all of the covers except the first were done before any of the pages. And that one was even posted after a few of the pages had gone up, though that was mostly because BP was running late on its scheduled start time as it was.
200th page is on Saturday, be sure to swing by.
Yeahhhhh, we're running into different material straight off the bat.... God, where to start?
This is NOT how the comic usually looks. Okay, first-time-viewers? I'm really terrified someone will get a look at the art style here and turn tail at the first glance until this is off the top page. It's a parody. Okay? Okay.
Specifically it's a parody of two things- one is Rob Liefeld. If you know who he is, you've probably heard the multitude of jokes about the guy over the years about how he can't draw, so lemme sum up- guy was a comic book artist (and later writer) in the mid-90s, whose style became extremely popular in a short span of time and later received a lot of backlash for it. And deservedly so, since studying up for this page and figuring out how to do this, I had to constantly "correct" myself to make the proportions and looks of the characters worse and worse. If anything, this page isn't poorly drawn ENOUGH.
At first I felt bad about making fun of Liefeld- everybody who's seen him at Cons says he's a really nice guy, which counts a lot in my book, butI did have fun joking around with this style and shifting the focus between how Fortress here sees thing and how the real world is. Plus it's more indicative to a bigger movement I'm mocking, I'm just using him as an indicator. The narration is more Frank Miller's thing.
Other major parody is kinda only there for backstory. I've had this sort of hatred/fascination with Law & Order: SVU for some time now, ever since my sisters watched it perpetually while I was in the same room trying to block it out and read my comics. The cast of the show seem almost intentionally designed to be the most unlikeable people imaginable, but the writers of the show remain oblivious to that. They abuse human rights on the show all the time. The last panel is just kinda what I keep wanting to happen every single episode.
But not a lot of material there, so this is the only time we go into it.
Ughhh.... yeah, that was a lot of history. I'm not sold on the (BLEEP) thing for the censorship of the swearing. Might change it to something else, like having it looked like it was rubbed out by a marker or something. Opinions?
Why don't you just use the trick you used when Franklin was swearing for the censorship in this comic? Boy Fortress has an extremely messed up view of the world and is that female cop who appeared with Fortress in that page Martin linked to also in this chapter?
Yeahhhh... Yeah, I'm kinda thinking that might be the better option. Might go back and edit this one for that.
Heh... But funny that- I meant her too, but I'm working to keep this chapter short and as a result she wound up cut. There's still a good chance she'll show up in the last few pages, though.
I figured out what the Blues nod in WaR is going to be, and it came as a pretty big shock when I figured it out, I was not expecting something like that.
Well. That was different. Even so, I can't wait to see the Blue Bloods through Fortress's eyes.
Heheh... Might be a bit on that. ^^ I did try not to do the gimmick TOO much.


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Great gift! Good Luck, Megan!
I would hold it up to my face at least once just to see how I'd look with a PILLOW STACHE!! Otherwise it would reside on my comfy blue loveseat along with my other ecclectic collection of pillows.
We're not having a comment contest, but you win it.
This would be perfect for my niece's dorm room.
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Korean Food for the Hapless—Look Ma, Here's Where They Make the Doenjang!
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By Kathy Fidler
Juinun Beantown, Goyang
On the northwestern edge of Seoul, about halfway to Ilsan on subway line three, there is a suburb called Goyang that is home to a wonderful little cluster of farms and specialty restaurants. There's an herb farm, a mushroom farm, the tipsily entertaining Baedari Traditional Wine Museum and makgeolli brewery, and outdoor grill restaurants specializing in just about any kind of meat you can imagine. Up the road from all of these locations is a complex with the English name Beantown, housing a bean farm, a coffee house, a shop selling an impressive variety of homemade soybean pastes (doenjang) and chili paste (gochujang), as well as the only live turkey I've ever seen in the Seoul metropolitan area. Front and center in this delightful complex is a restaurant serving foods produced on the farm.
Beantown is a prix-fixe restaurant, and while it is possible to order menu items a la carte, no one in the restaurant seemed to be doing so. The manager on duty when I visited spoke enough English to describe most of the dishes, and recommended one of the two daily set menus, both of which center around the fresh farm produce. My date and I chose the simpler menu, which did not contain a seafood dish and cost ₩16,500 per person for a larger meal than two relatively hefty eaters could comfortably eat.
The prix-fixe menu we ordered began with a sal ad with blueberry dressing so tangy and refreshing, it was tempting to eat the whole thing quickly rather than saving it as a palate cleanser between bites. Next came homemade bean curd just firm enough to enjoy with a topping of braised kimchi, or a bite of one of the several varieties of fresh kimchi on the table. Besides the usual cabbage version they serve spicy bamboo shoots, spinach, and pickled sweet potato tops, all of them fresh and crunchy (life is too short to eat mushy kimchi, after all!).
The carbohydrate options varied in quantity and flavor. The rice flour dumplings rolled in a nutty powder and clear noodles stir-fried with vegetables were generously proportioned, but bland. The crispy mung bean pancake was tasty, as one might expect at a bean farm, but was eclipsed by what appeared to be falafel balls and tempura bamboo shoots in a tangy berry sauce. I wasn't able to clarify the actual composition of this dish despite a very accommodating wait staff, but whatever it was, I wish they served it all over town. The other standout was a dish of thinly sliced raw potato "noodles" with a creamy garlic sauce so addictive, I used the remains of the pancake to salvage the remainder of it from the plate.
There were only two meat dishes in the basic set, both of them easily identifiable. The beef dish resembles Western meatloaf, including a red glaze a bit reminiscent of my grandmother's, and was one of the blander offerings. The ham was tender, not too salty, and—in my carnivorous opinion—the best small dish on the menu. Then, just when I was about to release my belt a notch, they brought out the soups. The more traditional of the two was a brown soybean paste soup made with their own doenjang, which according to my date "tastes like a mountain river smells" (he meant this as a compliment to the freshness). The other was a white bean soup that tasted similar to Western versions and was delightfully hearty on a rainy evening, though I would caution vegetarians that I suspected the presence of more of that wonderful homemade ham in the broth.
All in all, Beantown is well worth the trek—and it is a trek. Even if you live in the northern part of the city, getting out to Beantown can be a hassle. The easiest way to get there is probably to take the orange line to Wondang station and take a taxi (10 minutes/₩2700). On a nice day it's a lovely walk, lined with rice and vegetable fields, but the area is not well lit at night and not all the roads have sidewalks. You can find Korean-language directions on the website (www.yakong.co.kr), and a link to the Google map here:
Kathryn Fidler is a gluttonous eater living in Seoul. She can be reached at zipthepinhead44@hotmail.com.
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The character set must be set either at the server level, or with the API function mysqli_set_charset() for it to affect mysqli_real_escape_string(). See the concepts section on character sets for more information.
For those accustomed to using mysql_real_escape_string(), note that the arguments of mysqli_real_escape_string() differ from what mysql_real_escape_string() expects. The link identifier comes first in mysqli_real_escape_string(), whereas the string to be escaped comes first in mysql_real_escape_string().
Note, that if no connection is open, mysqli_real_escape_string() will return an empty string!
Presenting several UTF-8 / Multibyte-aware escape functions.
These functions represent alternatives to mysqli::real_escape_string, as long as your DB connection and Multibyte extension are using the same character set (UTF-8), they will produce the same results by escaping the same characters as mysqli::real_escape_string.
* Returns a string with backslashes before characters that need to be escaped.
* Characters encoded are NUL (ASCII 0), \n, \r, \, ', ", and ctrl-Z.
Note: preg_replace() is in PCRE_UTF8 (UTF-8) mode (`u`).
* suitable for all statements, but especially suitable for `LIKE`.
The original MySQL `utf8` character-set (for tables and fields) only supports 3-byte sequences.
4-byte characters are not common, but I've had queries fail to execute on 4-byte UTF-8 characters, so you should be using `utf8mb4` wherever possible.
However, if you still want to use `utf8`, you can use the following function to replace all 4-byte sequences.
Pick your poison and use at your own risk!
To escape for the purposes of having your queries made successfully, and to prevent SQLi (SQL injection)/stored and/or reflected XSS, it's a good idea to go with the basics first, then make sure nothing gets in that can be used for SQLi or stored/reflected XSS, or even worse, loading remote images and scripts.
// Assume this is a simple comments form with a name and comment.
// will display the 'xss' in an alert box in the browser.
This will junk a lot of input you might actually want, if you're rolling your own forum or comments section and it's for web developers, for example. On the other hand, if legitimate users are never going to enter anything other than text, never HTML tags or anything else, it's not a bad idea.
The take-away is that mysqli_real_escape_string() is not good enough, and being overly-aggressive in sanitizing input may not be what you want.
Be aware that in the above example, it will protect you from sqli (run sqlmap on all your input fields and forms to check) but it won't protect your database from being filled with junk, effectively DoS'ing your Web app in the process.
So after protecting against SQLi, even if you're behind CloudFlare and take other measures to protect your databases, there's still effectively a DoS attack that could slow down your Web App for legitimate users and make it a nightmare filled with rubbish that some poor maintainer has to clean out, if you don't take other measures.
So aside from escaping your stings, and protecting against SQLi and stored/reflected XSS, and maliciously loaded images or JS, there's also checking your input to see if it makes sense, so you don't get a database full of rubbish!
Note that this function will NOT escape _ (underscore) and % (percent) signs, which have special meanings in LIKE clauses.
As far as I know there is no function to do this, so you have to escape them yourself by adding a backslash in front of them.
You can avoid all character escaping issues (on the PHP side) if you use prepare() and bind_param(), as an alternative to placing arbitrary string values in SQL statements. This works because bound parameter values are NOT passed via the SQL statement syntax.
If you wonder why (besides \, ' and ") NUL (ASCII 0), \n, \r, and Control-Z are escaped: it is not to prevent sql injection, but to prevent your sql logfile to get unreadable.
I think two additional characters need to be removed or escaped to protect from injection: ` (accent grave) and ; (semicolon). Accent grave could be used to inject into table and key names, terminating them too early (if user input is allowed as table or key names), and semicolon could be used to insert additional statements into an SQL statement. Always use ` (accent grave) to surround table, key, and column names, and always use ' (apostrophe) to surround column values in SQL statements, especially if the names or values can ever contain spaces.
A PHP application I'm working on has many pages which (long story) need to share a PHP API that looks after a MySQL database. Easiest way was to have the app pages AJAX to the API .PHPs.
But the SQL also needed real_escape_string(...) of the same data.
So I had the issue of whether to do the real_escape_string *before* or *after* encodeURIComponent? in other words in the application PHP or API PHP? Do either of the encodings mangle the other?
The real_escape_string would be "cleaner" in the API, both in principle, and because it needs an instance of mysqli class and there are are unlikely to be instances in the app.
(real_escape_string needs an instance because it's not a *static* function - I don't know why).
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In addition to reviewing the film, I had the opportunity to talk with Stephen Dorff about his role in IFC's "Embattled."
Dorff plays Cash Boykins, the domineering MMA prizefighter, whose son, Jett (Darren Mann), is also training to become an MMA fighter. Their tumultuous and complicated relationship is the focal point of the film, and Dorff examined his performance as Cash, and talked about the process of becoming Cash through the fight choreography. He discussed his training for the film and how MMA fighters like Conor McGregor influenced his performance. Dorff's explained how his fight choreography reflected both Dorff's and Mann's personality and how the choreography informed their performances. He also explained his challenges training with Chris Connelly while praising getting to work with stunt choreographers Fernando Chien (stunt coordinator for the MMA drama Warrior) and Don Lee (stunt coordinator for Daredevil) for their attention to detail and characterization for the fight scenes.
We also discussed the unique elements of the film that attracted Dorff to the story in the first place. He expressed how the film wasn't just a sports movie, but also a movie about a dysfunctional family, with a lot of toxicity, but with love buried underneath. This exploration into a toxic family dynamic and having the opportunity to play an emotionally complex character like Cash heavily drew Dorff to the script.
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