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H. Neely Henry
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25,996 cfs
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H. Neely Henry Lake is known for its excellent recreation and fishing opportunities. Alabama Power maintains three public access sites for visitors and anglers.
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Lake elevations are always subject to change, depending on conditions. Individuals who recreate below our dams and those with boats and water-related equipment on our lakes and facilities should always stay alert to changing conditions and be prepared to take the necessary steps to protect their property.
About Lake Levels
Ever wondered why the water at your favorite lake is often higher or lower than when you last visited?
APC operates two kinds of lakes: 1) Run of River, and 2) Storage. Lay, Mitchell and Jordan lakes on the Coosa River, Yates and Thurlow lakes on the Tallapoosa River, and Bankhead and Holt lakes (owned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) on the Warrior River are called "run-of-river" projects that discharge essentially the same amount of water that flows into them. This type of operation gives them a fairly consistent lake level year round. These lakes were not designed with flood control as a specific project purpose. Alternatively, "storage" projects like Weiss, Henry, and Logan Martin lakes on the Coosa River, Harris and Martin lakes on the Tallapoosa River, and Smith lake on the Warrior (Sipsey) River provide seasonal storage, having different summer and winter pool levels, and are drawn down late fall into the winter to provide a means of managing and storing winter/spring rains. These operations provide a measure of protection against downstream flooding during high flow events. These storage projects normally have their levels returned to summer pool levels during the spring timeframe. Water stored in these storage lakes can also help mitigate some impacts of drought by providing a limited source of water for use when it is scarce, such as during drought periods.
The need for water in summer and fall can often exceed the natural supply. Most big lakes also operate for many other reasons – hydropower, recreation, navigation and the environment. Each of these purposes can factor into whether water is released, causing a fall in lake levels particularly during the late summer and fall periods.
Floods are normally the cause of the greatest and quickest changes in lake levels. Heavy rains produce floods that can raise a lake level several feet overnight. When floods are over, it is important to get the lake ready to store water from the next flood that may come along, and that is done by returning the lake to its normal level.
Operating Guide
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission along with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers help determine the operating curves, called a Guide, for the storage lakes managed by Alabama Power, which is the maximum elevation at which Alabama Power may maintain the reservoir under normal conditions. The operating Guide begins in January at a winter pool elevation and then rises during the late winter into early spring to summer pool elevation. The Guide remains the same throughout the summer months, which supports recreation use on the lakes. In fall and early winter, the Guide declines to make room for normal winter and spring flood flows. In general, the operating guide provides the guidance needed for both flood control operations and daily water management decisions.
Lake Conditions Message
Spillway gates are open at Neely Henry Dam. Lake elevations are always subject to change, depending on conditions.
Last updated: January 16, 2020, 6:45 am
Special Operations Message
During the winter and spring months, when rainfall is more frequent for our area, rain events can cause changes to lake elevations, sometimes very quickly. And spill gates at the dams are subject to opening more frequently as well. Individuals that recreate below our dams and those with boats and water-related equipment and facilities on our lakes should always stay alert to changing conditions and be prepared to take the necessary steps to protect their property.
Last updated: January 7, 2020, 1:35 pm
Seasonal Level Data
Weather Light Rain
Air Temp 54°F
Renew Our Rivers
Trash Removed 981,320 LBS
Volunteers 15,259
Tentative Operating Schedules
We at Alabama Power are pleased to provide you information and hope you will safely enjoy the many benefits of our lakes. Please be aware that the generation schedule and subsequent water releases from the dams are subject to change without notice. Please understand that you alone are responsible for your safety on the lakes and rivers. Areas below the dams are considered hazardous because of turbulent water conditions.
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1:00 AM 1
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Generation Outflow 25,996 cfs
H. Neely Henry Dam was the first dam built as a part of an Alabama Power Company construction program that further developed the Coosa River in the late 1950s and the 1960s. The project included the construction of Weiss, Logan Martin and Bouldin dams and the redevelopment of Lay Dam. The facility was named after H. Neely Henry, a senior executive vice-president of Alabama Power.
The story of H. Neely Henry Dam and H. Neely Henry Lake began as a story of energy. It continues today as a story of flood control, recreation and economic opportunity, irrigation and drinking water, and fish and wildlife habitats. Power was just the beginning.
H. Neely Henry Reservoir Facts:
Elevation above sea level: 508 feet
Area: 11,200 acres
Shoreline: 339 miles
Length: 77.6 miles
Maximum depth at dam: 53 feet
Area of watershed draining into reservoir: 6,600 square miles
Hazardous Zones
Swirling water and strong underwater currents at powerhouse intakes.
Strong unpredictable currents, presence of submerged hazards and low visibility upstream of dam spillways and trash gates.
Turbulent discharges from automatically operated turbines.
Cascading spillway discharges, strong unpredictable currents below dam and presence of debris passing over or through dam.
Strong upstream currents in surface waters (reverse flow).
Swift, turbulent waters below spillway gates.
Slippery surfaces on shoreline.
Submerged hazards and rapidly rising waters from turbine or spillway discharge.
H. Neely Henry Dam Facts:
In-service date: 06/02/1966
Capacity: Three generators, rating 24,300 kilowatts each
Type: Gravity concrete and earth fill
Length of concrete: 605 feet
Length of earth dikes: 4,100 feet
Maximum height: 104 feet
Hydro Relicensing
Alabama Power's operating licenses for its projects are issued for a period ranging from 30-50 years and must be renewed for the company to continue operating its existing hydroelectric developments.
Learn more about the "hydro relicensing process".
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Alabama Power and its state and local partners operate and maintain dozens of boat ramps and bank fishing access sites along the shoreline. The company also maintains thousands of acres of natural and undeveloped land along the lakes for use by hikers, bird-watchers and primitive campers.
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AS the country yesterday attempted to digest the EU referendum result, the only arbiters as to who was in or out at Chester-le-Street last night were the umpires.
Cricket felt a long way away from the political situation, but no less reassuring for its presence in an uncertain world.
Quite what the King and Queen of Lesotho made of it all – both the EU result and the cricket – is anyone's guess.
Their Majesties were at the Riverside last night as special guests of Durham County Cricket Club, whose commercial and community director, Michelle Carney, spent 18 months in the African country running a charity with which the royal couple are closely connected.
Under the circumstances, it was perhaps fitting that Durham marked their visit with victory over Yorkshire by six runs under the Duckworth-Lewis method, the hosts' score standing at 68-3 from 9.5 overs in reply to 134 when a heavy storm ended play.
The King might have been forgiven, however, if he had split loyalties.
According to his Wikipedia entry, Letsie III was educated at Ampleforth College in North Yorkshire.
He is also said to be a keen cricket fan, which makes him alright by us.
On a muggy evening, where the royal couple were among a crowd of 5,757, the game was preceded by more peripheral entertainment than you could shake an EU ballot paper at.
The match ball was brought to the ground by a parachutist, while a mini fireworks display greeted the players as they took to the field.
The King even tossed the coin before start of play – inadvertently jinxing Yorkshire captain Alex Lees, who lost his first toss of the summer.
One doubts that Lees, the 23-year-old appointed Yorkshire's one-day captain last December, would have envisaged his duties to have included greeting African royalty before a T20 group game.
Once the fireworks had finished, leaving a trail of smoke across the ground that did not clear for several minutes, Yorkshire lost their first wicket to the fourth ball of the match.
Adam Lyth, who was almost caught from the first delivery when he drove Chris Rushworth to the boundary practically through the cover fielder, Mark Stoneman, aimed a wild slog and was bowled.
Lyth has batted brilliantly in recent weeks, with two explosive centuries in the Royal London Cup, and will not need telling that there is a fine line between positivity and recklessness.
Kane Williamson also departed in disappointing style, bowled around his legs trying to sweep the pace of Rushworth to leave Yorkshire 34-2 in the fifth over.
Yorkshire were given impetus by Lees, who scored a fluent 43. The left-hander hit eight fours and a six in a 24-ball innings, ended when he was brilliantly caught by Michael Richardson diving full-length to his left at long-on off Scott Borthwick.
The trend of soft dismissals continued, however, when Gary Ballance top-edged a reverse-sweep off Borthwick and was caught behind.
Tim Bresnan struck a breezy 19 – including a straight six off Borthwick – before edging a leg-side heave off Paul Coughlin to the wicketkeeper, while Andy Hodd skied Usman Arshad to mid-on. Azeem Rafiq sliced Rushworth straight up to give the bowler a comfortable catch and his third wicket, Rushworth finishing with T20 career-best figures of 3-14 from four overs.
Josh Shaw was run-out after a mix-up with Jack Leaning, who top-scored with 48 from 36 balls with six fours before scooping Arshad to short fine-leg in the penultimate over.
Steve Patterson was floored by a ball from Coughlin that hit him where no man wants to be hit, and when Patterson was caught behind trying to pull the next delivery, Yorkshire were all-out with three balls of their innings unused.
Only three batsmen reached double figures as the visitors lost their last six wickets for 32 runs in six overs.
Durham also lost wickets carelessly.
Phil Mustard sliced Bresnan to mid-on; Stoneman spooned Rafiq to long-off, and Ben Stokes – playing as a batsman in his first appearance since last month's Headingley Test - was brilliantly caught at cover by Williamson, who did well initially to parry the hard-hit cut shot off Lyth.
At that stage, Durham were 38-3 in the sixth over, and Yorkshire were apparently back in business.
But the hosts were just ahead of the D-L score when rain began to fall, and Ballance dropped Ryan Pringle at long-off off Rafiq moments before the umpires took the teams off the field, which might have seen the outcome – as close as the referendum result in the end - go the other way.
Lees will lead a young Yorkshire team in a four-day match against Pakistan A starting at Headingley tomorrow.
Yorkshire are without a first team game proper until Friday, when they take on Lancashire at Leeds in their showpiece T20 fixture of the summer.
Yorkshire squad versus Pakistan A (from): Brook, Callis, Carver, Coad, Gibson, Leaning, Lees (captain), Rafiq, Read, Rhodes, Wainman, Waite, Shaw.


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For Top Two Women, Business as Usual
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For Flanagan and Davila, A Job Well Done
Shalane Flanagan and Desiree Davila were considered heavy favorites to make the Olympic Marathon team, and there was never a time during Saturday's race where that looked in doubt. As with pre-race prognostication, the question was much more who would win.
They traded the lead repeatedly in the last 10K, and were never more than a couple seconds apart until Flanagan surged for good with just more than a mile to go to win by 17 seconds in a trials-record time of 2:25:38. Their post-race comments reflected the day-at-the-office nature of their races, even on such a large stage.
Shalane Flanagan "I just wanted to make the team, but I love to win. When I made my move I wanted to make sure it was real and could sustain it through to the finish. I didn't want a wobbly legged finish."
"It was a huge day, I think one that all of us will remember. The last mile was a cross between savoring the moment and just being really grateful that I was almost done. I knew Desi was charging hard and I told myself I had to have one last gear if she came up on me. I tried to view it as a track race for the last mile. I didn't really enjoy that last mile. It felt really long. I'm just grateful to be on the same team with these women."
Desiree Davila "Going into the last mile it was kind of this internal conflict where I really wanted to make a push and see what I had left. At the same time I knew Kara was right behind me, and Amy [Hastings, who finished 4th] had made huge surges throughout the race. I couldn't assume she had been dropped. My calves were just cramping up and ultimately I was like, finish it off and get the job done. I didn't have enough confidence in being able to catch Shalane, and I didn't want to lose the spot I had."
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Influential Forest Stewards Honored at Greenbuild
Three SCS Global Services Clients Are Among FSC® Leadership Award Recipients
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CHICAGO, November 15, 2018 /3BL Media/ - SCS Global Services (SCS) extends congratulations to the 16 individuals and organizations honored by the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC) during the 2018 FSC Leadership Awards ceremony in Chicago. Among the recipients were three of SCS' longstanding certification clients:
Ecotrust Forest Management (EFM) for practicing ecological forest management on 70,000 acres of FSC-certified forest while delivering high-quality logs to the markets of Oregon and Washington.
Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve, Limberlost Forest & Wildlife Reserve, and Timmins Forest & Wildlife Reserve for earning the first FSC Forest Management certification in Canada and maintaining it for 20 years, not only for supplying forest products, but also to sustain the land for nature lovers.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Forestry for achieving FSC certification for more than 20 years on 2.2 million acres of forestland, representing one of the largest expanses of wildland in the eastern United States.
The award ceremony, which took place Wednesday at Greenbuild 2018, is an annual event to recognize those individuals and entities that have had an enduring influence in forest conservation and the production of wood and paper products derived from responsibly managed forests.
"We commend all of the award recipients, who have demonstrated leadership in responsible forestry and wood-product supply chain sourcing," said Dave Bubser, SCS Vice President of Forestry Services. "These recipients are doing the hard work on both the supply and demand sides of the equation that are essential to sustain our precious forest resources and the many ecoservices they provide."
Additional honorees included: Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc., Burton Snowboards, Certified Wood Products, Inc., The Forestland Group, JRA Green Building, Kimberly-Clark and World Wildlife Fund, Knoll, Inc., The Nature Conservancy, Uniboard Canada Inc., Mike Kopetski & Frances Seymour, Tom & Marti Burbeck, and Architectural Resource, LLC, Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center and HRA, and City of Dublin, CA and Dahlin Group Architecture Planning.
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The awards celebration was hosted by FSC at the Glessner Coach House in Chicago during Greenbuild, the world's largest green building event. Winners were selected by a jury panel of professionals, FSC staff and board members. Learn more about FSC Forest Management and Chain of Custody Certification here.
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Many people wonder what Building Automation Systems (BAS) can do. BAS is mainly used in commercial HVAC control systems and energy management system applications. Building Automation itself is an energy management system which saves management companies and building owners by efficiently controlling air conditioning and heating comfort and process systems.
BAS is where mechanical and electrical systems and equipment are joined with microprocessors that communicate with each other and possibly to a computer. This computer and controllers in the building automation system can be networked to the internet or serve as a stand-alone system for the local peer to peer controller network only. Additionally, the BAS controllers themselves do not need a computer to process the control functions as the controllers have their own internal processors.


In my last blog on Ukraine, I discussed the Bronze age as defined by archaeologists and focused on the Early Bronze Age as it pertained to the Ukraine. Today I focus on the Middle and Late Bronze Ages. You can read my previous blog here.
The origins of the Catacomb cultures go back to 2800 – 2700 BC. The earliest Catacomb culture graves are located in the steppes north of the northern Caucasus and in the Don valley. Over a period of two to three centuries, the Catacomb culture spread west throughout the entire Pontic region, as far as the mouth of the Danube River.
The Catacomb culture is known for its sophisticated bronze weapons, tools and ornaments. There are great similarities in material culture between the area in the northern Caucasus and the steppes. These include bronze pins and medallions.
Wagon burials continued in the Catacomb region for exceptional people. In the Ingul valley, west of the Dnieper, as well as in the steppes north of the Caucasus, some Catacomb graves contained skeletons with clay death masks applied to the skull.
The Catacomb economy emphasized pastoralism. One grave near Tsa-Tsa, south of the Volga, contained no less than forty horse skulls, placed in two rows (Anthony 2007:325). This presence underscores the importance of the horse at that time. We might also be looking at a funeral feast, where the forty horses may have yielded about 8,000 kg of meat, enough to provide 4,000 individuals with 2kg of horsemeat each. Such a culinary peculiarity is much frowned upon on these shores today, but not so much in other parts of the world, where horsemeat is still considered a delicacy.
"The Late Bronze Age (LBA) was a period of unprecedented intercultural expansion and trade in the Eurasian steppes. Rich copper deposits in the steppe zone were mined more intensively than before. Ornate bronze weapons and ornaments created by steppe metal smiths were adopted from China to Eastern Europe. Chariots diffused through the steppes to China, the Near East and Europe.
Bronze sword (10th – 8th century BC), engraved with pictograms (seen in detail on the right).
There are objects in the exhibit that point to ideas, perhaps even objects reaching Ukrainian territory all the way from the Far East. Visitors can see a bronze sword, dating to the 10th to 8th century BC, engraved with pictograms. These are similar to pictogramscreated in Zhou Period China during the eighth to third centuries BC.
What we might have on display is material evidence of the Silk Road that connected east and west, a series of trade routes that would have taken people through the Tien Shan mountain passes. The knowledge of using pictograms may have taken this route from east to west. One wonders if perhaps the sword itself traveled that route.
The Bronze Age in Ukraine was a period of major changes, both in terms of environment, as well as technological breakthroughs. People became more and more connected to a wider world, one that brought new ideas as well as greater dangers. This trend will continue into the Iron Age, a topic for the next blog.
Interested in learning more? Make sure to check out our new exhibition Ancient Ukraine, now open.
2007 The Horse, the Wheel and Language. How Bronze-Age Riders from the Eurasian Steppes shaped the Modern World. Princeton University Press, Princeton and Oxford.
2001 Eurasian Steppe Nomad. In Encyclopedia of Prehistory: Europe, Vol. 4. Edited by P.N. Peregrine and M. Ember, pp. 1240138. Human Relations Area File, Inc.
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Ten ambitious social entrepreneurs go for Fast Growth
Posted by Economic Voice Staff | Jun 16, 2014 | Business & Finance, News | 0
Santander and UnLtd have today announced 10 of the UK's most ambitious social entrepreneurs as winners of this year's SEDA Fast Growth Awards.
The Fast Growth Awards are part of Santander's Social Enterprise Development Awards (SEDA) programme which offers social enterprises across the UK the opportunity to access funding and hands-on support to help them grow and increase their social impact for the benefit of their local community.
The award winners will each receive a £20,000 cash award and a programme of support to help them strengthen and grow their ventures.
Based as far apart as London, Durham, Stratford-on-Avon, Hampshire, Belfast and Pembrokeshire, the entrepreneurs are all in the early stages of their ventures but have demonstrated great potential to be able to scale them up to a national or even international level.
John Williams, Head of the Breakthrough Programme, Santander, said:
"The SEDA Fast Growth award winners are very ambitious entrepreneurs who have identified a social problem and have a scalable solution for it. We're delighted this award provides both monetary and business support which will help them realise their ambitions and grow their ventures."
Albert Chong, Fast Growth lead at UnLtd, said:
"The SEDA Fast Growth award winner entrepreneurs are driven to use enterprise for good. We are very excited to be working with Santander to grow these promising ventures and are looking forward to helping them develop their organisations over the coming year, so they can take advantage of opportunities such as investment and accelerate to the next level."
Among the SEDA Fast Growth winners are:
Jenny Dawson, Rubies in the Rubble (based in London)
Rubies in the Rubble is a food waste initiative which employs disadvantaged people to make chutneys out of food that would otherwise go to waste. Jenny became interested in food waste after seeing the amount of fruit and vegetables getting thrown away in London's food markets and left her job in investment banking to set up the company.
Paul Humphries, The Bright Ideas Trust (based in London)
The Bright Ideas Trust helps disadvantaged and marginalised young people to start up their own enterprises by providing training, mentoring and start-up funding. Paul set up the venture with The Apprentice winner Tim Campbell in order to help young people take responsibility for the direction their lives take and help increase social mobility.
Peter Tryner, Star Community Foundation (based in Stratford upon Avon)
The Star Community Foundation recycles clothes, furniture and other unwanted items to raise money to help disadvantaged young people engage in sport and creative activities. Money raised from recycling goes into funding clubs and providing sporting and creative activities for young people. Activities include free swimming lessons and the venture also works with schools, running a range of sports activities including after school clubs. Adults facing barriers to employment are recruited to help run the venture.
Bethany Ainsley, Nouveau Dance & Fitness (based in Durham)
Nouveau Dance & Fitness provides affordable fitness programmes to people in areas of high deprivation. The programmes help tackle health inequalities by encouraging people to improve their physical and mental health. Bethany set up her venture after seeing the impact sedentary lifestyles have on health inequalities.
Santander has a comprehensive programme of support for social entrepreneurs and social ventures aimed at helping the social enterprise sector to grow. In addition to the £2 million SEDA fund, the bank is providing funding to UnLtd for Spark which enables social entrepreneurs to share their knowledge and experience of setting up a venture and SEUK's SE Places scheme which is promoting areas of the UK where social businesses are thriving.
For further information on the SEDA awards, go to www.santanderseda.co.uk.
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Correlation and path analysis were carried in thirty genotypes for yield and quality characters. The association studies showed that fruit yield per plant was positively and significantly correlated with number of primary branches per plant, number of flowers per cluster, number of fruits per cluster, fruit length, fruit width and average fruit weight. However, fruit yield per plant was negatively and significantly correlated with days to 50% flowering, peel to pulp ratio, number of locules per fruit and titrable acidity. Path analysis studies done to study the cause and effect relationship revealed that number of primary branches per plant, number of flowers per cluster, number of fruits per cluster, fruit width, average fruit weight, pulp yield, pericarp thickness and lycopene had positive direct effects on fruit yield per plant. Hence, these characters may be simultaneously selected to develop the high yielding with quality rich varieties.


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Anna Charmichael Torv (Melbourne, 7. lipnja 1979.) australska je glumica najpoznatija po ulozi Olivije Dunham u američkoj ZF seriji Fringe.

Životopis
Rođena je u Melbourneu, a odrasla je u Queenslandu u gradu Gold Coast, gdje 1996. godine završava srednju školu Benowa State. Scensku umjetnost diplomira 2001. godine na australskom Nacionalnom institutu dramskih umjetnosti (NIDA).

Glumačku karijeru Torv započinje 2002. godine igrajući sporednu ulogu u australskom filmu White Collar Blue. Iste godine glumi Irenu Nedov u seriji Young Lions, a prvu ozbiljniju ulogu dobiva 2004. u australskoj dramskoj seriji The Secret Life of Us. Nakon što je 2008. godine glumila sporednu ulogu Alex u britanskoj seriji Mistresses, dobiva glavnu ulogu u američkoj ZF seriji Fringe gdje glumi agenticu FBI-ja Oliviju Dunham. Serija je u pet sezona prikazivanja postigla veliku gledanost na malim ekranima.

Godine 2010. Torv se pojavljuje u jednoj epizodi američke mini-serije Pacifik, u ulozi Virginije Grey.

Udala se u prosincu 2008. godine za Marka Valleyja koji je zajedno s njom glumio u prvoj sezoni serijala Fringe. Par se rastao sljedeće godine.

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I've always written plays, from family concerts as a child, to school plays while teaching, and more recently, plays produced or workshopped at schools and churches. These are: What Mary Said (for adults), Village: a Multicultural Musical (for teens); Christmas: An Other-Worldly View (for elementary schools), and Playground Boss (elementary school children). Read further to see what each is about.
What Mary Said
A one-act play.
Mary Magdalene helps George through a crisis when he is caught between his wife, his pastor, and a Tarot reader.
Scene 1:
George visits Shivana, a Tarot Reader, after a job interview. The reading is so accurate he asks how it works, when they are interrupted by Pastor Rudy, who wants to shut down Shivana's Tarot readings. The pastor is chagrined to find George, a member of his flock, visiting Shivana. The pastor and George leave together, then an apparition of Mary Magdalene appears.
George talks to his wife Cindy about the Tarot cards, and his decision not to job-hunt for a while.
George returns to tell Shivana about reading the Gospel of Mary and his research into Tarot. Pastor Rudy enters with Cindy, George's wife. They argue about Shivana's influence and the process and intent of Tarot readings. Mary of Magdalene is invoked by the Pastor, in the name of Christ. She appears to teach the Pastor and Cindy, helped by Shivana and George. Pastor Rudy rejects her teachings and throws the cards to the floor. One card sticks to him, which Shivana interprets. George and Cindy are encouraged to talk about their situation, and Mary leaves Shivana to contemplate one card.
Cast: 3 females, 2 males
Setting: Interior of Shivana's tea-house, called "Tarot & Tea"
Multi-media presentation, with Tarot cards and relevant book covers singly projected onto wall
Time: about 60 minutes
Photograph of Magician card from Waite-Rider Deck, US Games Systems Inc. 1971
VILLAGE: A MULTICULTURAL MUSICAL FOR TEENS
Village: a multicultural musical for teens shows how old hates still simmer between rival gangs after the apocalypse, despite outward cooperation in rebuilding a village. Remnants of four rival ethnic gangs from the city end up in an abandoned village, where they attempt to survive a Canadian winter. A few adults straggle in, and all are astonished to be limited by the stunning powers of a robot who has remained in the village for almost 100 years, waiting for people to return. The adults are appalled at the behavior of the teens, and want them to rebuild a school to learn to get along with each other, as well as learn how to solve problems so they can all survive. With little infrastructure they must learn anew how to harness energy. Two of the gang leaders fall in love, while the other two seek power over the village, crippling the robot by breaking the solar window that energizes him.
Twelve songs show the emotional conflicts and growth amongst the teens, adults and robot. This high energy musical is arranged for voices by young teens, and requires all 29 actors to be onstage at some times of the script. Length is 100 minutes. The play has been workshopped in 5 different schools, from grades 8-12, in Calgary, AB. It has not yet been produced. Scripts are available by contacting the author. CDs are available with the music for the songs, a set of rehearsal CDs, and another set of 6 songs recorded with members of Calgary Youth Singers. The CD production was funded partly with a grant from Alberta Foundation of the Arts. The music has been professionally scored. Scripts, scores, and CDs are available through the author.
The music was recorded with Dave Borrow, who collaborated on production and also created additional music.
Songs are:
Threads of a Web (introductory, solo voice over projected background)
What a Difference (during the fight scene that starts the play)
Put Your Weapons on the Rack (sung by Mr. T.R. (robot) who stuns & paralyzes actors who are violent)
Not For Me (sung by the parents/adults, who say they do this for their children)
Just Define the Bottom Line (Mr. TR, to tell the people how to solve their problems)
Touch Me (Tam & Charlene, leaders of the Green & Gold gangs)
Our Kids Need a School (parents)
No School (teens)
Through My Own Door (teens, as they enter the doorway that reflects their own gang)
If You Try With Me (gang leaders)
My Village (all)
For more information, contact the author at shmontgo@telus.net
CHRISTMAS: AN OTHER-WORLDLY VIEW
First produced in Sooke School District in 1976, this play for elementary school children was written to expand the usual format of Christmas plays. Its purpose is:
To provide a means of expressing Christmas celebrations in such a way that children and adults feel it is worthwhile
To have an audience participation format that treats all ages with dignity and respect
To give children the opportunity to take the raw script and write additional dialogue, design settings, make background music, and control the flow of the play to the fullest extent of their capabilities
To provide teachers of elementary schools a play that is open-ended with direction, calling on a multitude of talents in curriculum-related activities (science, art, music, language arts, drama, industrial arts)
A group of human beings are whisked away to another planet, Arkayon. They are taken to the court of King (or Queen) Merjud. After demonstrations of his power, to convince them of the futility of escape attempts, he interrogates the earthlings to find out the meaning of Christmas. The audience (some of whom are students with rehearsed parts) tell him and show him what Christmas means by giving the Arkayonians a gift. The gift they give is music, as they teach them how to sing. One earth child also shows the king the gift of love. The king then understands, and with his quest satisfied, returns the earthlings to their own planet.
Thirty years after this play was written and performed, the social and political climate is such that elementary schools do not have Christmas celebrations. This shows respect for the diverse religious and ethnic backgrounds of their students. At the last school where I taught, we had a Multi-Cultural Festival in December, looking for commonalities for ways people celebrated at this time of year. We discovered from the children that all of their faiths included rituals and celebrations of light, family gatherings, and gift-giving to children. This diversity could easily be incorporated into this play, for the actual demonstrations of what the season means are created by the children, in short skit segments to add to the court demonstrations for King Merjud.
The giving of the gift of music still applies. The demonstration of the gift of love (a little child goes to King Merjud, says "I love you" and hugs him) still applies. The computer-tabulated poll of the audience, as they report what the season means to them, still applies. The soldiers who surround the audience and dance in a stiff restricted style prior to receiving music, still applies.
Mighty Merjud – the most demanding role (needs a strong actor)
Councillors Arn, Bog, Can, Dug and Erg
Computer Scientists Un, Deux, Trois
Arkayonians circle the gymnasium, with one person for every 2 rows. These 'soldiers' are called Things by Merjud. They receive comment sheets from each member of the audience, who say what Christmas means to them. These are collated by the Computer Scientists.
Environmentalists: 4 people in the Control Center (mid-gym?) who change projections as needed.
Earthlings: The audience, which includes the rest of the school population and all adults and guests.
The entire gym is used. Seats are arranged so there is room for the soldiers to move within the aisles. The walls may be decorated with posters of planets, stars, solar systems, etc. – anything to convey this is happening in outer space. Alternately, the environmentalists can project those images. The environmentalists may need to be mid-gym, but care should be taken that they don't block sight-lines.
The stage is a sparse throne room of Mighty Merjud. Access from the gym floor is needed. Merjud sits on a high-back chair with colourful cushions. White sheets drape the wall behind him. Five stools for the councillors spread on either side of the throne.
Lower left-stage is the Computer Centre. Thirty years ago this was created with blinking Christmas lights. Now the students could create any apparent computer centre. The three computer scientists enter the data collected by the soldiers and share results towards the end of the play.
Time: between 60-90 minutes, depending on number of skits added by children
PLAYGROUND BOSS
by Sharon Montgomery, produced at Cecil Swanson School, Nov. 1997
Playground Boss is a puppet play written and produced as part of a conflict resolution and anti-bullying program at Cecil Swanson Elementary School, Calgary, Alberta. As Resource Teacher and coordinator of the Conflict Resolution committee I wrote and starred in this puppet play with my principal. We used it to introduce the topic to every class. At the end of Scene 2, we asked the children what it is really like on the playground. Their teachers then conducted a student survey to record their experiences. The Division 1 survey included 9 questions which the teacher read to the staff. Grade 1 students stood up to show how often the behaviour occurred that day. Grades 2 and 3 students checked their choice after each statement.
The Division II Survey consisted of 31 statements describing student behaviour, both positive and negative. Students checked how often the behaviour occurred that week. These student surveys were used as a baseline assessment of school safety. The same surveys were administered at the end of the school year, to evaluate the effectiveness of the school-wide conflict resolution and anti-bullying program. The student surveys were one of the most important aspects of this program, showing that we really did want to know the truth. Results at the end of the year showed that physical threats had lessened significantly, but verbal put-downs remained the same. However, by that time the students regularly demonstrated they were better equipped to deal with verbal put-downs.
Puppet Characters
Kerry – a small bird
Percy – a parrot, bigger and more colourful than Kerry
Wolfred – a big wolf with two different coloured eyes
Lennie – a lizard
Kermit – a frog
Kerry is victimized by Wolfred, who blames him for bumping into him. Wolfred says he is the playground boss and Kerry accepts that. Percy arrives and talks to Kerry about how he feels, encouraging him to stand up to Wolfred. Scene 1 ends with Percy saying "I wonder what would make Wolfred stop bullying other kids?"
Scene 2 shows Wolfred and Percy interacting, modelling how Percy does not respond to Wolfred's intimidation. Instead he tells Wolfred how sad his friend Kerry was after yesterday. Scene 2 ends thus:
Wolfred: I don't have to help Kerry. These things happen all the time in school. See, just ask these kids. They will tell you what really happens on the playground, and even in class. Just ask them.
Percy: Okay, I will ask them. I do not want the playground to be a place where kids will get hurt. I need to find out from the chldren what it is really like. (turns to face audience) Will you answer my questions if I ask you?
The teachers administer the student survey. All the students were primed and eager to respond by this time. Student participation was 100%.
Time: 15-20 minutes for Scenes 1 and 2, 15-20 minutes to administer the survey. Scenes 3 & 4 demonstrate role-playing how to stand up to a bully, and the actual encounter. They were performed part-way through the program.
A two-act play written completed in 2019. The play has 6 characters (1 man and 5 women) and is written for an audience of older people. It looks at love and friendship among people aged sixty and older. It examines friendship between four long-time friends, and looks at what happens when one or two of them embark on a new intimate relationship. "What do an activist, a healer, a writer, and a lover have in common? They are all friends, who meet regularly."
This play was shortened in length and submitted to Lunchbox Theatre in Calgary in winter of 2019, for consideration in their Stage One development series. An excerpt was presented at Knox Theatre by Urban Stories Theatre in February 2019.
OLD AND NEWER
This play features most of Act Two in Old and New. It focuses on the relationships that one woman develops with her Tai Chi instrucor and her brother. It is 55 minutes in length. It features 5 women and 1 man.
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I wanted to thank you for this fantastic read!! I definitely loved every bit of
it. I have got you book-marked to check out new stuff you post?
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on April 24, 2017 at 5:14 pm | Reply Sherry
Pourquoi ne pas avoir fait intervenir des ténors du marché comme ADP, Taleo/Oracle, SuccessFactor/SAP ou TalentSoft ? Et je suis d'accord avec M. Chardin, la paie a été l'un des premiers processus RH informatisés et/ou externalisés, vu le casse-tête législatif que cela re2t#©senre&Ã8p30;
on April 25, 2017 at 3:51 pm | Reply Sharon Montgomery
I wish my high-school French was still in my memory, as I am not certain about this comment. However, if we can overcome the language difficulties, I could respond more sensibly. Patience! I think it means I should submit my play(s) to the link mentioned above. There's no point when my French is so weak.


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Books that are better together: 16 favorite novels for book clubs
Mar 26, 2018 Mar 26, 2018
Some books are better together, and this month we are sharing a whole bunch of purposeful pairings, or, as we call them around here, "book flights."
It's the time of year when sports fans—plus a whole bunch of people who, eleven months of the year, couldn't care less—turn their attention to college basketball.
What's so great about March Madness? The match-ups. As readers, we know all about the importance of a strategic pairing. So over the next four weeks we're hosting our own Book Flight Bonanza to bring a whole bunch of great book match-ups—or, in our terms, book flights— your way. 32 pairings, to be exact, for a total of 64 fantastic books.
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For today's new "region" I'm sharing eight flights (that's sixteen books) that match popular book club novels for an enhanced reading experience. (What makes a great book club novel? I answer that question right here, but the one word answer is: it's discussable.)
Click here to read the first post in the series: 8 terrific novels paired with 8 illuminating nonfiction picks to elevate your reading experience.
Click here to read the second post: 8 hot new releases paired with 8 backlist titles that will have a much shorter library waiting list.
I hope you find something YOU love today. Happy reading!
War, Love, and Friendship
All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
Everyone Brave Is Forgiven by Chris Cleave
Doerr's captivating Pulitzer Prize-winning novel features fascinating, well-drawn characters that are sympathetic and likable, and the book's setting couldn't be lovelier: much of the action takes place in Saint-Malo, France, a unique walled port city on the English Channel. This intricately crafted tale brings together two teens who would never meet if there wasn't a war on, but whose lives intersect in dramatic fashion.
Think of Cleave's WWII novel, published two years later, as All the Light's snappy younger cousin. Through the eyes of his characters—four young, warm, wise-cracking friends in wartime London—Cleave addresses issues of wartime morality, race, and class while spinning an unputdownable story with big emotional impact. He brilliantly contrasts humor and the absurdity of war to punch you right in the gut, time and again.
Click here to buy All the Light We Cannot See: Amazon | B & N
Click here to buy Everyone Brave Is Forgiven: Amazon | B & N
Stories in Many Voices
This Must Be the Place by Maggie O'Farrell
Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri
O'Farrell's latest novel tells the story of an unlikely but successful marriage between a floundering American professor and a British film star who hated the limelight so much she faked her own death and disappeared … until an unexpected bit of news, twenty years old but newly discovered, threatens to unravel everything they've built together. The story is told through an interlocking series of narratives: we see events through the lens of numerous friends, family members, and strangers, an auction catalogue, even an interview transcript. (I should say: I LOVE this book.)
Pair this with Lahiri's Pulitzer Prize winner, which boasts similarly nuanced characters and true-to-life feel. The short story format feels strangely similar to the structure of O'Farrell's novel, and also gently navigates fraught relationships.
Click here to buy This Must Be the Place: Amazon | B & N
Click here to buy Interpreter of Maladies: Amazon | B & N
Small Town Crisis (and Cover-Up)
Beartown: A Novel by Fredrick Backman
Gods in Alabama by Joshilyn Jackson
Backman's novel is set in a backwater Swedish town whose glory days are gone—except when it comes to hockey. Hockey is everything in Beartown, and the players on the boys' A-team have god-like status. But this isn't just a hockey story. One night after a huge win, the teens throw a raucous party to celebrate—and what happens there splinters the community.
In Beartown, hockey conquers all; in Alabama, football is king—with similarly disastrous consequences. Part love story, part murder mystery, and pure Southern fiction. After spending ten years in Chicago, hiding from her past, Arlene returns home to face a secret she's been hiding since she fled town after high school, and introduce her black boyfriend to her racist mother. (Audiophile alert: Jackson narrates her own work, and she's fantastic.)
Heads up on both these titles, readers: triggers abound.
Click here to buy Beartown: Amazon | B&N
Click here to buy Gods in Alabama: Amazon | B&N
This Is How It Always Is by Laurie Frankel
The Mothers by Brit Bennett
Frankel's novel tells the story of an endearingly quirky Seattle family that, years ago, started keeping a little secret. And, as secrets tend to do, it became bigger over time, implicating all the family members in its keeping, until it felt like the secret was keeping them.
Pair this with Bennett's debut novel, a coming-of-age story that shows how grief predictably consumes a 17-year old girl growing up in a tight-knit community in Southern California, how two friends get pulled into the tangled aftermath, and the power a secret holds in a small community.
Click here to buy This Is How It Always Is: Amazon | B & N
Click here to buy The Mothers: Amazon | B & N
The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead
Glory Over Everything by Kathleen Grissom
In Colson's imaginative, Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, the Underground Railroad of history becomes a subway—an actual locomotive, powered by coal and running on actual track below the surface. Whitehead drew inspiration from Gulliver's Travels and real-life heroine Harriet Jacobs for his story of Cora, a Georgia slave who sets out on a heroic quest to find freedom in the North.
Pair this with a historical novel about the actual (that is, non-locomotive) Underground Railroad: Grissom's follow-up to her bestselling novel The Kitchen House. (Reading both enhances the reading experience, but Glory can stand on its own.) Jamie Pyke is a man with a dangerous secret. He's been living far from his plantation home in the relative safety of Philadelphia, but when the son of a dear friend is captured by slave traders and sold down to Virginia, he risks everything to find him.
Click here to buy The Underground Railroad: Amazon | B&N
Click here to buy Glory Over Everything: Amazon | B&N
The Unlikely Friendships That Save Us
The One-in-a-Million Boy by Monica Wood
Before We Visit the Goddess by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
I started Wood's fantastic novel knowing nothing (because a trusted bookseller told me to read it) and I liked it that way, so I'll just say it explores themes of love, loss, and identity through a quirky 11-year-old boy who loves making lists, a wily 104-year-old woman, an absentee father, a Boy Scout project, and the Guinness Book of World Records, and the unlikely friendship that saves a family in crisis.
Pair this with Divakaruni's novel-in-stories, which tracks three generations of Indian women and their fraught relationships. The title comes from a chance encounter one of these women has with a stranger, which is fitting because my favorite parts of the story deal with the small moments that change the course of a person's life, and the unlikely friendships that do the same.
Click here to buy The One-in-a-Million Boy: Amazon | B&N
Click here to buy Before We Visit the Goddess: Amazon | B&N
Girls Growing Up
Piecing Me Together by Renée Watson
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith
In Watson's engaging coming-of-age story, we meet Jade, a 16-year-old African American girl struggling to find her place in the world—but the process of creating her unique art does help. This is a nuanced but easy read about feeling out of place, coming into your own, and the perils of good intentions. This was called an "overlooked" book of 2017; don't let this one pass you by.
Pair this with Smith's classic about Francie Nolan, a young girl growing up with her Irish Catholic family is struggling to stay afloat in the Brooklyn slums, in the midst of great change at the turn of the century, while her charismatic but doomed father is literally drinking himself to death. Like Jade, Francie is young, sensitive, imaginative, and determined to make a life for herself.
Click here to buy Piecing Me Together: Amazon | B&N
Click here to buy A Tree Grows in Brooklyn: Amazon | B&N
Families Left Behind
Secret Daughter by Shilpi Somaya Gowda
In her debut, Gowda smoothly writes about adoption, heritage, and cultural divides, tracking two families who are linked by a baby girl across decades. In 1984, an Indian woman gives birth to a baby girl—and baby girls are a luxury a poor family can't afford. Only the sons survive. The mother can't bear for her husband to kill this daughter like he did her first, so she quickly places her for adoption, and her baby ultimately finds a home with a California family. Twenty-five years later, that girl, now a journalist, returns to India in search of her birth parents.
Wingate's latest historical novel also explores adoption, secrets, and the enduring power of family bonds. Wingate loosely bases her story on the real-life Tennessee Children's Home Society scandal, in which children were stolen from their families and offered up for expensive adoptions. The story shifts between past and present: in 1939, 12-year-old Rill and her siblings are taken from their family and placed in new families. In the present day, successful lawyer Avery discovers her family's past is not what it seems, and her search connects her to Rill.
Click here to buy Secret Daughter: Amazon | B&N
Click here to buy Before We Were Yours: Amazon | B&N
Which pairing are you most excited to read? Can you think of any great match-ups to add to this list? Please tell us about them in comments!
P.S. What makes a great book club novel? Plus check out Book Club 101 and 40 great book club novels.
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Anne – I've read many of these and I just want to say these pairings are fantastic! Well done!
Connie C says:
Just a heads up that the link for Everyone Brave is incorrect. ty!
This group of pairings really hits home! I want to read all of them. They all sound like just the kind of stories I like.
Vincent Michael Giordano says:
I lead a book club at my library with the first Game of Thrones book. It went over really well!
Thank you Anne! As always great recommendations! Question, I have a niece that's 11 and she wants a MMD for her age group. Is there anything like this that you know of? Would you ever consider this??? It's such a hard age to find books for as her reading level is high enough to handle more advanced books yet with that comes a lot of complicated content!! I need your help!!!
Roni says:
Anne recently did a podcast for kids and YA lit.
Pair The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks with Next by Michael Crichton. Fact vs fiction with the theme of DNA.
I just added the books on the Many Voices and Small Town flights to my library lists! Thanks for including some backlist choices for those of us who don't buy many books – I'm trying hard to cut back!
Amy M says:
Really excited about the Secret Daughter and Before We Were Yours pairing. I love all things India and work with orphans.
Bonus: my library has both books!
So excited for more suggestions! My husband is away and I'm just plowing through book after book, huddled under my comforter at night! So delightful. I'ms just about to begin How to Murder Your Life, but I'm looking forward to getting to some of you suggestions later this week!
A note of encouragement to read The Kitchen House before you read Glory Over Everything. You don't need to read them in order but you won't regret it!
Barbara S Atkins says:
Jen- these are two of my favorite books and I loved the Anne's podcast that featured the author Kathleen Grissom as a guest.
Any suggestions of what to read after Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine? Not sure if it's because I'm a foster momma or what, but I adored Eleanor and was so sad when the book ended. I haven't felt that way about a book in such a long time.
Maegan Blackwell says:
Maybe "Forever, or a Long, Long Time" by Caela Carter?
I would pair Eleanor Oliphant with Convenience Store Woman. I loved them both and they dealt with loneliness in very different ways.
I read Longbourne at the same time I was listening to Pride & Prejudice via CraftLit. It made for a great paring – but did require a few renewals…
Michelle Wilson says:
Wow, you killed this! Great pairing!
What age do you think Piecing Me Together is appropriate for? Do you think it is a good read aloud for 13,12 and mature 9 and 8? Thanks!
I love these pairings! I would add: The Moviegoer and Goodbye, Vitamin (introspective narrator), The Snow Child and the Bear and the Nightingale (amazingly folktale-ish), and West with the Night and Circling the Sun (women and flight).
Kris Bauers says:
Anne, thank you for such a comprehensive list! I teared up reading your review for your Families Left Behind pairing, adding to my list!!
Our book club just finished a great historical fiction piece, it would be fabulous paired with another book featuring a strong female historical figure. The book is, The Secret Life of Mrs. London. It's about Charmian London, the wife of famed writer Jack London. It shares her story, her struggles, sacrifices and throws in a very tricky love triangle. We loved it! Found it here, http://www.rebecca-rosenberg.com
Hi all! I just read Under the Banner of Heaven and am reading The Sound of Gravel now. These would make a great book club pairing (even if the group doesn't want to discuss religion, they could certainly talk about family, parenting, history – what do we consider fact vs. fiction, how our environments growing up shape us, what leads people to do good vs. bad things…).
p.s. If anyone has a good pairing for Beartown, please, let me know!
p.p.s. Sorry, Anne! This is what happens when you're so excited to comment, you read the original post second. Thanks for already giving me what I asked for! 🙂
Your lists always make me excited to read more!
Appreciate all the time you put in 🙂


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Bring the great outdoors inside your living room or the kids' playroom by setting up an at-home campsite for the week of spring break. If weather permits, use your backyard as the campsite. Pitch tents inside or on the lawn in the manner of a campsite — in a circle with the entrances all-facing toward the middle. A fun alternative is an indoor fort improvised from sheets and other bedding. Check out our Guide to Building an Indoor Fort for Kids for more on how to construct one.
Arrange cushions or folding chairs in the middle of the tent ring for seating, along with a lantern or two to set the scene after you turn out the lights. A night light that projects stars onto the ceiling is a nice touch, as are strings of white lights to represent a starry night. Have the kids each fill a backpack with a water bottle, flashlight and pajamas. Bring sleeping bags, pillows and some extra blankets, and you're all set to spend the night at camp.
Even though a genuine campfire isn't feasible inside your house, you can still serve camp food favorites for dinner and snacks. Bake hobo packets in the oven — foil packages containing full meals like sliced potatoes, sausage, onions and peppers — and serve them with baked beans from a can. Grill hot dogs and hamburgers to eat with slices of bread directly from the bag.
And of course, no camping staycation is complete without copious amounts of s'mores.
Stumped on s'mores? Check out these five recipes.
Set up a beverage tub full of drinks in a corner of your campsite and keep all your condiments in there, too. Bring in a vacuum flask of hot water and packages of instant hot chocolate.
Paper or tin plates, cups, plastic forks and knives and a roll of paper towels are also essential for a genuine campsite meal.
Your home campsite is the perfect place to tell ghost stories, play card games and eat camp food in the evening, but during the day you'll want to get out into the real outdoors. Plan a family bike ride or a hike in your area but choose a route you've never taken before so that the excursion feels like a new adventure.
Bring along binoculars and a book about birds and trees in your state and spend some time spotting wildlife and learning about the natural habitats that surround your home. Send the children on a scavenger hunt for leaves, flowers, acorns and pine cones or offer a prize to whomever spies the most squirrels.
If you don't want to venture far, do some camping-themed arts and crafts at home, such as making leaf rubbings, friendship bracelets and DIY bird feeders.
Re-create the glitz and glamour of a film festival in your living room. With a little imagination and some props, your television can be a movie screen, your sofa a row of theater seats and a side table set with snacks a concession stand. Drape or tack pieces of red fabric over the TV screen to dramatically draw open as the movie begins. String white twinkle lights around the room for ambiance. Hang a home theater sign over the door and lay out another piece of red fabric to make a red carpet entrance for the first night of your film festival staycation — or premiere night.
Dressing up in your fanciest clothes to strut down the red carpet is a fun option. Let Dad play red carpet interviewer and ask "Who are you wearing?" when the kids make their grand entrance.
Buckets of popcorn are the go-to treat for movie viewing, but your film festival staycation warrants some special preparations. Prepare various popcorn recipes, with salty and savory options alongside sweet ones like caramel popcorn with chocolate and nuts.
Homemade trail mix and other snack mixes are easy to make by combining crackers, nuts, pretzels, raisins and little chocolate candies. Boxed candies are also a classic movie treat. If your family enjoys baking, stir up cookies, cupcakes or brownies to serve during an intermission break. One night, eat dinner from festive trays while watching the movie. Serve typical theater fare like nachos, chili dogs and soft pretzels.
Choose one or two movies to screen each night during your week-long staycation. Let everyone in the family choose favorites, pick some new releases or decide on a theme. Spring break movies are the obvious choice but also think about musicals, Disney movies, golden oldies or films starring a favorite actor.
Print out a screening schedule, as well as "critics' cards," with spaces for judging each movie's plot, actors and overall entertainment value. Use star stickers to award the movies a star rating from zero to five. At the end of the week, tally up the stars to see which movie was the best of the festival.
For more fun movie night ideas, check out our How to Make Family Movie Night Special post.
Transform your living room or backyard into a relaxing beach resort, complete with lounge chairs, beach towels, tropical flowers and potted palms. Put your regular decor items aside and replace them with seashells, driftwood or beachy signs, nautical accents, and hurricane vases filled with sand and tea lights.
Find a CD or radio station that plays ocean sounds and make a playlist of summer hits.
Create a DIY cabana inside by mounting a four-sided arrangement of clothesline in a corner and draping white bedsheets over three sides. Set up your seating inside, add plenty of cushions for comfort and bring in a cooler full of ice-cold drinks.
Let the whole family know that you'll be spending spring break relaxing at your home beach, which means sunglasses, straw hats and flip flops are in, but cellphones and other distractions are out.
Light, summery foods are the best fit for your beach-themed staycation. Serve cold salads and seafood, such as boiled shrimp with cocktail sauce or an iced platter of shellfish. Fresh fruit skewers, saltwater taffy and frozen yogurt are ideal sweet treats.
Drinks should take on a tropical theme, so fill a drink dispenser with colorful punch and set some plastic cups or tumblers beside it. Paper umbrellas and frozen fruit chunks turn any cold drink into a beach-worthy beverage — mocktails for the kids and maybe the real thing for Mom and Dad.
Your home beach resort is set up for relaxation, so gather a stack of books and magazines, lie back and spend as many hours as you want just reading quietly.
If you have enough room at your beach — and can move all breakable objects out of the way — tie a string across the room for a net and host a badminton tournament. If the sun's shining and your beach resort extends outdoors, play volleyball, paddle tennis, ring toss, frisbee and other typical beach activities. Inflate some beach balls for the kids to throw and kick around. In the evening, watch a summertime or beach-themed movie or play charades with beach-themed clues.
Do you have plans (either staycation or travel) for spring break with your family? Share your ideas so we can get inspired.


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Literature & Fiction | Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Phoef Sutton was born in Washington DC. He cut his eye teeth as a playwright, but first made a living as a writer in TV. He worked on the classic NBC series CHEERS for eight years, and went on to write movies (THE FAN, MRS. WINTERBOURNE) and also serve as consulting producer and writer for BOSTON LEGAL and TERRIERS. He recently wrote DARROW & DARROW for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. Phoef is the author of the critically acclaimed CRUSH mystery novels; CRUSH, HEART ATTACK AND VINE and COLORADO BOULEVARD as well as 15 MINUTES TO LIVE, a romantic thriller. With Janet Evanovich, he has co-authored the novels WICKED CHARMS and CURIOUS MINDS. His novel FROM AWAY is coming out in 2018. He lives in South Pasadena, CA and Vinalhaven ME with his wife and two daughters.
Curious Minds
A Knight and Moon Novel
By: Janet Evanovich, Phoef Sutton
Narrated by: Lorelei King
Emerson Knight is introverted and eccentric and has little to no sense of social etiquette. Good thing he's also brilliant, rich, and (some people might say) handsome, or he'd probably be homeless....
Next book please!!!!
Series: Knight and Moon, Book 1
Wicked Charms
A Lizzy and Diesel Novel
Murdered and mummified nearly a century ago, bootlegger Collier "Peg Leg" Dazzle, in his notorious lifetime, discovered and rehid a famous pirate's treasure....
Janet does not disappoint
Series: Lizzy and Diesel, Book 3
A Dead Man Adventure, Book 1
By: Kate Danley, Phoef Sutton, Lisa Klink, and others
Narrated by: Emily Sutton-Smith
Tanis dies.. That should have been the tragic end of her story. But she wakes up on a cold morgue slab…and soon learns that miraculous resurrections have brutal side effects....
Matt Cahill is awesome
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By: Kate Danley, Phoef Sutton, Lisa Klink, Lee Goldberg, William Rabkin
Series: Dead Man Adventures, Book 1
Fifteen Minutes to Live
By: Phoef Sutton
Narrated by: Phoef Sutton
Carl moved into his childhood home after his parents died. It's a house filled with fond memories...like when he was a teenager and his girlfriend, Jesse, would throw pebbles at his window at night to lure him outside....
keeps you on your toes!!
The Dead Man: Vol 4
Freaks Must Die, Slaves to Evil, and The Midnight Special
By: Lee Goldberg, William Rabkin, Joel Goldman, and others
Narrated by: Luke Daniels
Matt discovers an underworld of people with uncanny powers living in the shadows of New York City, all trying to elude a dark force that's ruthlessly hunting them down in Joel Goldman's "Freaks Must Die"....
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Series: Dead Man, Book 4
Narrated by: Peter Berkrot
Caleb Rush, aka Crush, is the toughest, coolest bodyguard/bouncer in Los Angeles, a man who lives strictly by his own moral code....
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Lizzy and Diesel are back! In Salem, Massachusetts, sinister forces have been unleashed as evil Gerwulf Grimoire pursues an ancient relic infused with dangerous powers....
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Дом Ашурбекова () — особняк в столице Азербайджана, городе Баку. Здание было построено в 1904 году по заказу нефтепромышленника и мецената Теймур-бека Ашурбекова в качестве свадебного подарка его сыну Бала-беку. Архитектор здания — Иосиф Гославский. Последняя работа Гославского, который был «городовым архитектором» (главным архитектором) Баку. Постановлением Кабинета министров Азербайджанской Республики № 132 от 2 августа 2001 года здание охраняется государством и внесена в список памятников архитектуры.

История
Особняк был построен в 1904 году в городе Баку по заказу Теймур-бека Ашурбекова в качестве свадебного подарка его сыну Бала-беку. На первом этаже дома располагалась контора Ашурбековых, а также квартира одного грузинского врача и его жены княгини Дадиани. На втором этаже в 12-комнатных апартаментах жил Бала-бек со своей семьей; На третьем этаже жил сам Теймур-бек Ашурбеков вместе с женой Туту-ханум и старшим сыном Али-беком.

Во время мартовских событий 1918 года, когда Теймур-бека Ашурбекова уже не было в живых, а Али-бек был в очередном путешествии, Ашурбековы были вынуждены оставить дом и скрываться от дашнаков в Сабунчи. Спасла же особняк учительница девочек Ашурбековых француженка мадемуазель Грейло. По воспоминаниям родившейся в этом доме дочери Бала-бека Ашурбекова, известного азербайджанского историка Сары Ашурбейли, Грейло вывесила у входа в дом французский флаг и, представив себя французской подданной, уберегла от погрома большую часть дома. Однако дашнаки, ворвавшись в дом с противоположной стороны, полностью разграбили квартиру Али-бека; а то, что невозможно было утащить, разбили и повредили. Так, были уничтожены роскошные 4-метровые зеркала, прекрасные фигурные обои, стенная роспись парадной. Лишь после установления власти Азербайджанской Демократической Республики в 1918 году Ашурбековы смогли вернуться в свой особняк.

После оккупации Азербайджана советской армией в 1920 году дом Ашурбеков был конфискован. Бала-бек Ашурбеков вместе с семьёй переехал в Стамбул. Однако в 1925 году, посчитав, что преследования закончились, Ашурбеков, опять же вместе с семьей, вернулся в Баку. В 1937 году Бала-бек Ашурбеков был репрессирован и расстрелян.

Архитектурные особенности
Дом, благодаря удачному расположению, открывался сразу с трёх улиц: Каменистой (впоследствии ул. Щорса, ныне — Башира Сафароглу), Прачечной (впоследствии ул. Гоголя) и
Церковной (впоследствии ул. Пролетарская, ныне — Видади). Трёхэтажное здание расположено в одном из центральных кварталов города и имеет квадратную площадь.

В архитектурном решении дома прослеживается эклектическое сочетание классицизма и барокко, а именно — стилистически дом построен в формах барокко, но ритм и членения
отражают классические приёмы. Планировка выполнена в замкнутой форме с внутренним двориком и галереей-шушебенд, отвечая бакинским традициям начала ХХ века.

Комнаты, выходящие на улицы Гоголя и Сафароглу, расположены в два ряда. Помещения, выходящие на улицу Видади, компактны и расположены в один ряд. Лестницы размещены по взаимно перпендикулярной оси, парадная и тыльная лестницы занимают ответственное место в структуре основных стен. Углы здания срезаны под 45 градусов, комнаты просторные. На этажах есть балконы, углы выполнены в стиле открытого эркера. Фасады богато декорированы орнаментированными архитектурными деталями каменной резьбы. Балконы доминирующего угла украшают колонны с коринфскими капителями и прекрасные кованые решётки в барочном стиле.

Уютный двор, комфортабельные апартаменты, богатство интерьеров, торжественность лестничных пролётов с настенной живописью — фирменный почерк проектов Гославского. Архитектурная композиция, представленная подчёркнутыми угловыми объёмами с куполами, решает и градостроительную позицию в структуре исторических кварталов.

Над главным входом — вензель с тремя исполненными готической вязью латинскими буквами «T.А.А.» — Теймур-бек и Аслан-бек Ашурбековы. Бала-бек Ашурбеков велел расписать парадные дома со стороны Церковной и Каменистой улиц, пригласив для этого одного из известных бакинских живописцев. К сожалению, от этой росписи, осталась лишь небольшая её часть — картина «Оазис».

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Здания и сооружения, построенные в 1904 году
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The Blood Lemons (Jason Sigal -- guitar/vox, Raf Spielman -- guitar/vox, Jeff Wood -- drums) had a brief, ramshackle existence in 2006. Not nearly enough time for any cohesion to develop, and that's how we like it. These days Raf can be found leading the Polyps around, Jeff can be found drumming the Dreams, and Jason can be found wherever less is more.


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Episode 448 – Publicist Ramon Hervey, You Can't Trust Social Networks, And We Dance More With VLFs
Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast
Nov 22 2022 • 39 mins
My guest this week is Ramon Hervey II, who's worked as a highly regarded entertainment manager, brand consultant, and public relations specialist with a diverse and impressive roster of entertainers that encompass a wide spectrum of contemporary music genres, ranging from pop/rock, rhythm & blues, hip-hop, jazz, and gospel. The list includes Richard Pryor, Bette Midler, Little Richard Lenny Kravitz, Don Cornelius, Paul McCartney, Herb Alpert, Vanessa Williams, Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds, Peter Frampton, Andrae Crouch, Nick Nolte, and James Caan, and many more. He has also served as an Executive Producer for several films, television and live events, including the Peabody Award-winning documentary, "Chisholm '72: Unbought & Unbossed," the anniversary album, "NBA AT 50," and was a Music Supervisor for the NAACP Award-winning film "Free Angela and All Political Prisoners. Ramon recently wrote about his experiences in a book entitled "The Fame Game: An Insider's Playbook For Earning Your 15 Minutes." During the interview we spoke about promoting the great Motown acts, managing Little Richard, working with Mohammed Ali, what it takes to be successful in the entertainment business, dealing with celebrity egos, and much more. I spoke with Ramon from his office in New York via zoom. On the intro I'll take a look at why you can't rely on social media as your online presence, and dancing more when there's more very low frequencies. var podscribeEmbedVars = { epId: 84224726, backgroundColor: 'white', font: undefined, fontColor: undefined, speakerFontColor: undefined, height: '600px', showEditButton: false, showSpeakers: true, showTimestamps: true };
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Working Class Audio
Inside The Recording Studio
Mixing Music | Music Production, Audio Engineering, & Music Business
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How I can do it?
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