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Cook these spicy lamb cutlets for a speedy but impressive dinner party dish.
4 tbsp vegetable oil
½ onion, finely chopped
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
¼ tsp fenugreek seeds
1 tsp dried chilli flakes
1 tsp black onion seeds
700g/1lb 9oz butternut squash, peeled, cut into 1cm/½in cubes
1½ tsp salt
1 tsp ground coriander
½ tsp ground turmeric
3-5 tbsp sugar
1 tbsp mango chutney
1 lime, juice only
1 tsp ground cumin
1 tsp garam masala
salt and freshly ground black pepper
12 lamb cutlets
Heat half of the oil in a lidded frying pan over a medium heat. Add the onion and garlic and fry for one minute.
Add the fenugreek seeds, dried chilli flakes and black onion seeds and cook until the seeds pop. (CAUTION: Keep the your eyes and face well away from the pan because the seeds might pop out of the pan.)
Add the butternut squash and stir-fry for 3-4 minutes, or until softened and golden-brown.
Add the salt, ground coriander and ground turmeric, then reduce the heat, cover the pan with the lid and cook gently for 8-10 minutes, or until the butternut squash has started to break down. Add the sugar, to taste.
Stir in the mango chutney and lime juice until well combined.
Mix the remaining two tablespoons of oil, the ground cumin and garam masala in a bowl until well combined. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Rub the lamb cutlets all over with the spiced oil.
Heat a frying pan until hot and fry the lamb cutlets for 2-3 minutes on each side (for medium), or until cooked to your liking. Remove the lamb cutlets from the pan and set aside to rest for two minutes.
To serve, spoon the squash pickle into the centre of four serving plates and top each portion with one lamb cutlet.
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|Frederick Scott. 1813--57, British inventor and sculptor. He developed (1851) the wet collodion photographic process, enabling multiple copies of pictures to be made
|Jeffrey (Howard), Baron Archer of Weston-Super-Mare. born 1940, British novelist and Conservative politician. He was an MP from 1969 until 1974. His novels include Kane and Abel (1979), Honour Among Thieves (1993), and The Fourth Estate (1996): in 2000 he was imprisoned for perjury and attempting to pervert the course of justice
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Buddhist-Muslim Mayhem Hits Myanmar's No. 2 City
The authorities in Mandalay imposed a curfew after a surge in religious violence, incited by reports that a Muslim man had raped a Buddhist woman.
July 4, 2014, Friday
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Baltimore's Unfair Curfew
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland writes that the curfew "will further criminalize youths."
June 30, 2014, Monday
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Baltimore Joins Cities Toughening Curfews, Citing Safety but Eliciting Concern
Some call a curfew law, to be enforced this summer, an attempt to keep juveniles safe. Others say it opens the door to selective enforcement.
June 22, 2014, Sunday
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Thailand: Nationwide Curfew Lifted
Thailand's military government announced Friday that it had fully lifted a nationwide curfew it imposed after seizing power last month.
June 14, 2014, Saturday
Government in Egypt Eases Restrictions
The interim government lifts a state of emergency and a nighttime curfew after three months — an indication of its confidence in its control of the country.
November 15, 2013, Friday
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Egypt's interim government said a state of emergency, as well as a nighttime curfew, would remain in place until it had received formal notice of a judicial ruling Tuesday.
November 13, 2013, Wednesday
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Indian forces and local authorities enforced the curfews after rioting on Friday left two civilians dead.
August 12, 2013, Monday
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A curfew was imposed in the capital and the United States expressed concern a day after a Buddhist-led mob vandalized a Muslim site.
August 12, 2013, Monday
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Myanmar: Curfews Set in Towns
The authorities imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew in three Burmese townships on Tuesday after anti-Muslim violence touched new parts of the country, edging closer to Yangon.
March 27, 2013, Wednesday
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November 1, 2012
Somerset to develop energy hub
USDA's $8.5M loan would build unique natural gas center
by Bill Mardis
Commonwealth Journal
Somerset —
The city of Somerset has been approved for an $8.5 million loan through the United States Department of Agriculture's Community Facilities Program to develop and construct a modernistic energy hub.
"It was one of the largest projects approved at the close of the federal fiscal year ... they (USDA) liked the concept of the energy center ... the technology ... the potential for new jobs," said Somerset Mayor Eddie Girdler.
Girdler said the computerized energy center, first of its kind in Ke-tucky, will monitor the city's vast natural gas pipe-line network. It also will include offices for a new city hall.
The loan should be sufficient to build the energy hub and will be retired with natural gas revenues. No tax money will be involved, the mayor said.
The center will be energy self-sufficient with an adjacent natural-gas powered generating station that will provide more than enough electricity to operate the facility. Excess electricity produced by the generator will be put in Kentucky Utilities' electrical grid in a trade-off deal with the city, Girdler said.
The energy hub will be located at the corner of East Mt. Vernon and College streets on what is now a city parking lot. The area will be expanded by demolition of the former Meece Hardware building on the west side of the parking lot; the former city utilities building on the west side of College Street north of the parking lot; and the current city utilities building on the east side of College Street just north of Somerset City Hall.
The former utilities building houses the Lake Cumberland Area Drug Task Force. Girdler said the agency is in the process of relocating.
Girdler used "modernistic" several times to describe the exterior of the three-story energy hub. "There will be lots of circular glass ... plenty of open space," he noted. The building will face west, looking over the downtown area.
The city is currently meeting provisions in a Letter of Conditions for the loan, a process that will take 60 to 90 days, Girdler said. He projected that with approaching winter, the project will be advertised for bids " ... not earlier than April 2013."
New city offices will be in the energy center building and the existing city hall facing East Mt. Vernon Street will be torn down to make way for a parking area.
"Natural gas is being promoted as the energy of the future," said Girdler. "Somerset's natural gas business has grown to the point where we can make a major impact on Kentucky and the United States." Girdler predicted the natural gas expansion will create as many as 2,000 jobs in the region, mostly from Somerset east to Virginia and West Virginia.
Somerset Gas Company manager Dan Henderson, during an earlier interview, explained that Somerset is in a unique position in that its natural gas pipeline to the Texas Eastern terminal in Casey County crosses two other interstate transmission lines. It gives Somerset Gas Service points of connection with three major national gas transmission companies.
"We're like an interstate pipeline," said Girdler, alluding to the city's expanding natural gas business. "We run high-pressure pipelines ... we have no choice but to change our operations to protect the public."
Somerset made a major step into the natural gas business when during a natural gas shortage in the 1970s the city borrowed $4.5 million from Farmers Home Administration to build a natural gas pipeline into eastern Kentucky. Transmission of natural gas from previously landlocked producers ended frequent natural gas shortages in Somerset and has proven a financial success.


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In a rare prosecution, a Kent man is headed for prison for selling the gun used in an interstate murder.
Benedict Ladera on Friday apologized for putting a .40 caliber handgun in the hands of a Canadian citizen who killed the Chicago woman he briefly dated.
"I'm sorry that I am a part of this," Ladera said through tears at the U.S. District courthouse in Seattle. "My mistake was a reason a life was lost."
Ladera was sentenced Friday to a year in jail and three years of supervised release.
Ladera was contacted by Dimitri Smirnov of Surrey, BC, after Ladera listed his handgun for sale on armslist.com, described as an E-bay for guns.
After the purchase, Smirnov traveled to Illinois in April 2011 and used the gun to track and kill Jitka Vesel.
Prosecutors charged Ladera with illegal transfer of a firearm, because he knew Smirnov was a Canadian citizen. Knowing Smirnov's nationality, Ladera accepted $200 above his advertised price for the gun.
Vesel's longtime friend, Theresa O'Rourke, traveled from Chicago to speak at Ladera's sentencing a Friday's sentencing.
She told Ladera the gun was key to Smirnov's methodical plan to kill Vesel. The victim ran away from Smirnov with two bullets in her "only to have her beautiful face shot off by your gun," said O'Rourke at the hearing.


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Junior Year (2003): Led the team in scoring for the third straight season with 107 points a mark that ranks seventh on FSU's all-time single-season scoring list...was again a Lou Groza Award candidate...ranked third in the ACC and 26 th in the nation in scoring at 8.2 points per game...also ranked third in the ACC and 18 th nationally in field goals per game at 1.46... kicked a career long 48- yard field goal against Wake Forest...hit six field goals of 40 or more yards...scored 12 or more points in five games...made four field goals in two different games and tied his career high when he attempted five field goals at Virginia...attempted at least one field goal in 10 games and made at least one field goal in eight contests...hit multiple field goals in five games...made 18 of his last 22 field goal attempts...totaled a career-high 17 points, including a perfect 4-of-4 on field goals, in the win over Colorado...was 98 percent on extra point attempts (50-of-51) and 76 percent on field goals (19-of-25) ...his sole blocked PAT attempt of the year occurred in the season-opener at North Carolina, snapping a streak of 80 consecutive PAT attempts made...made five or more extra points in six games, including a career-high eight at Duke...was named ACC Specialist of the Week on October 18th .
Sophomore Year (2002): Earned honorable mention All-ACC honors...was a candidate for the Lou Groza Award as the nation's top kicker for the second consecutive season...led the team in scoring for the second straight year with 108 points which ranks tied for fifth on FSU's all-time single season scoring list...was perfect on extra point attempts with a 51-of-51 mark...ranked third in the ACC and 43 rd in the nation in scoring with a 7.7 points per game average...ranked fourth in the ACC and 22nd in the nation with a 1.36 field goals per game average...made at least one field goalin11gameswithmultiplefieldgoalsinsevengames...attempted a career-high five field goals at Wake Forest...made a season-high six extra points in the victories over Duke and Clemson...had a season-high 13 points in the win at Maryland on three-of-three in field goals and four-of-four on extra points.
Freshman Year (2001): Earned Sporting News third team Freshmen All-America honors...was an All-ACC second team selection...was one of only four freshmen and the only true freshman to earn either All-ACC first, second or honorable mention honors...was 11-of-11 on field goals under 40 yards and two-of-three on field goals between 40 and 49 yards...only the sixth freshman in FSU history to lead the team in scoring with 83 total points...started all 12 games...had a season-long 42 yard field goal but hit a 50-yarder in the 2002 Gator Bowl against Virginia Tech, setting FSU's bowl record for longest field goal made...ranked third in the nation with a .929 field goal percentage (13-of-14)... ranked fourth in the ACC and 40 th in the nation with a 7.55 points per game average...ranked fourth in the ACC and 31 st in the nation with a 1.18 field goals per game average...made 46-of-50 extra point attempts during the regular season and was a perfect three-of-three against Virginia Tech in the Gator Bowl...hit a season-high three field goals vs. Alabama Birmingham and at Virginia...season-high of four field goal attempts came at Virginia...scored a season-high 13 points (two field goals and seven extra points) against Duke in his first career game...made his last eight field goals of the regular season and his last 11 straight including three in the Gator Bowl.
High School: Graduated from Jesuit High School in 2001...considered to be the top kicker in the state of Florida as a high school junior and senior...listed by Max Emfinger as one of the nation's top 100 recruits as a kicker...also listed as a member of the Super Southern 100 by the Atlanta Journal Constitution...a perfect nine-of-nine on field goal attempts inside of 50 yards his senior season...nearly perfect, 31-of-32, on extra point attempts as a senior...Tampa Jesuit also lists current Atlanta Falcon kicker Jay Feely as an alumnus.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A proposal that would require anyone recording images of animal abuse to submit unedited footage or photos to law enforcement within 48 hours has passed the Senate.
The measure sponsored by Republican Sen. Dolores Gresham of Somerville was approved 22-9 on Tuesday. The companion bill is awaiting a vote on the House floor.
Opponents of the bill say it would criminalize filming, not the abuse. But Gresham says the goal of reporting is to stop animal abuse.
The Humane Society in 2011 secretly filmed video inside a training stable in Gresham's West Tennessee district showing caustic substances being applied to Tennessee walking horses' legs and hooves, and the animals being beaten to make them stand. Trainer Jackie McConnell pleaded guilty in federal court in September.
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— The following places will be closed today for the New Year's Day holiday:
Federal and state offices, Muskogee County Health Department, Muskogee City Hall, Muskogee County Courthouse, Muskogee Tag Agency, Fort Gibson Tag Agency, VA Regional Office, Muskogee County Transit, and Rural Water District #5.
The U.S. Courthouse will be closed.
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The Muskogee County Treasurer's office, 400 W. Broadway, will be closed.
Muskogee Sanitation Department residential routes will not run today. All residential routes will run one day behind their regular scheduled day. Commercial routes will not run today and will resume regular routes on Wednesday. No yard waste pickup for the week.
Financial institutions: Communication Federal Credit Union, Muskogee Federal Credit Union, Firstar Bank, Citizens Security Bank, Armstrong Bank, American Bank, BancFirst, IBC Bank, all BOk locations and Arvest Bank will be closed today.
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Born on April 21, 1951 in Brooklyn, NY, Danza was raised in a blue collar home by his father, Matty, a garbage collector, and his mother, Anne, a bookkeeper. When he was older, the family moved to Long Island, where he eventually graduated from Malverne High School. Danza went on to attend the University of Dubuque in Iowa on a wrestling scholarship, earning his bachelor's degree in history in 1973. Upon his return to the East Coast, he became a professional boxer, making the finals in the New York Golden Gloves competition while amassing a 9-3 record as a professional. But acting proved to be his true calling, which he pursued after being discovered in a boxing gym by a producer. Danza... Continue Bio >>
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Seanelle was born in Pasadena, Texas on Sept. 7, 1968. Her parents are Jim and Retta Orr. As a child, Seanelle and her family moved to Palestine, Texas where she remained for many years. Seanelle married Guy Dice (formerly of Atlanta, Mich.) on Dec. 6, 1986. Seanelle had worked for Fletcher/Yoder Law Firm of Houston, Texas for over eight years.
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More than sixty years ago, the World Health Organization defined health as not just the absence of disease or infirmity but "a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being." This description of wellness as a mind and body connection may not be a new concept, but integrating physical and behavioral health care is a relatively new model of care that is gaining national traction as a preferred approach to providing effective and efficient care in the very places where patients are most likely to ask for it—the primary care doctor's office.
The model holds particular promise for racial and ethnic minorities who have historically carried the greatest burden of disease in a number of health categories, including mental health, but who have limited access to needed behavioral health services. It is also the reason why the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health (OMH), through a cooperative agreement with the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, set out to investigate the role and impact of integrated care to identify culturally and linguistically competent elements, strategies and practices that could form a basis for a new standard of care.
"This project that focuses on disparity populations is innovative," says Dr. Teresa Chapa, Senior Policy Advisory on Mental Health and federal project lead for OMH which has been at the forefront of investigating integrated care as an optimal care model for minority populations since 2004. "Our populations and communities typically go to primary care for all of their health care," Chapa says. "That is the most common 'portal to both physical and behavioral health care.' So our efforts have been directed towards tailoring that portal to meet the needs for those entering with behavioral health issues."
Following a literature review and consensus meetings, the culmination of the project is the working document, "Enhancing the Delivery of Health Care: Eliminating Health Disparities through a Culturally & Linguistically Centered Integrated Care Approach" [PDF | 317KB] to be released later this month and which offers recommendations and examples of best practices for providers who may want to apply the ideas in minority communities where they work.
As a concept, integrated care addresses a key problem in healthcare that was outlined in the President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health 2003 report. That document pointed to a fragmented and uncoordinated healthcare system that left too many people without the behavioral health treatments they needed.
This lack of coordination in care continues to be a significant issue for minorities and those with limited English proficiency (LEP), many of whom are over-represented among the nation's most vulnerable populations. A lack of health insurance, transportation and language concordance, along with long waiting lists result in barriers to accessing and receiving quality care. Other contributing factors include inadequate help seeking behaviors. Minorities may delay or avoid needed care because of stigma or shame. They may also lack an understanding about mental health treatments and recovery, or where to find services. These issues are further complicated when a service is not available in their primary language.
Fragmented care tends to be ineffective and costly by its very nature, argues Rick Ybarra, Program Officer at the Hogg Foundation who participated in the Cooperative Agreement with OMH. "We know that physical health impacts behavioral health and we know that behavioral health impacts physical health. Therefore, if you treat only one side of the equation, then you're not going to be able to achieve whole health as we think of it."
Ybarra points to the historical division between these two health services despite the fact that research shows that physical and behavioral health conditions often occur at the same time. Studies show that mental health problems increase the risk for physical health and substance abuse problems as well as for a number of chronic diseases, including diabetes and HIV/AIDS. People with chronic conditions have about a 30 percent psychiatric co-morbidity, yet few are evaluated for mental health conditions. Not providing behavioral health services comes with a social and economic cost, says Chapa. "But if you provide mental health services in a particularly packaged way, people are more likely to utilize those services."
The OMH and Hogg Foundation project provides guidance on ways providers could create robust versions for integrating care to meet the needs of minority communities. Since "providers are doing their work in silos," Ybarra says, the task is creating a new system of care that brings a multidisciplinary team together. The groups' June paper includes examples of culturally competent programs that have successfully incorporated integrated care designs and concepts into their practices serving different minority communities, such as the Charles B. Wang Community Health Center in the China Town neighborhood of New York City. By making no distinction between treatment rooms and by keeping mental health records confidential, the center has successfully reduced the issues of stigma and trust around behavioral health treatment and provided more people the possibility of accessing these services.
Integration as a practical approach is still evolving and financing remains one of the biggest challenges for its widespread implementation. But a number of federal government and state agencies, as well as foundations and other groups, are working together toward keeping the momentum moving forward. "The next steps are about training people how to do this," says OMH's Dr. Chapa. "People are interested in learning how to bring the disciplines together to more effectively serve the communities and include a new workforce of health navigators, and promotores de salud or community health workers. Our ultimate goal is to improve access and quality for health and behavioral health care."
Ybarra adds that in the last two years, the Affordable Care Act has become "a significant driver" behind integration, particularly since elements of the concept are already embedded in the landmark law. "I see it as almost a race," he says of the model's potential. "I see that everyone is going to be at different places - some states may have advanced this forward - but nonetheless you're seeing a lot of private payers, private insurance companies, a lot of organizations that are continuing to advance these efforts or are starting to ramp them up. Regardless of the Supreme Court ruling, they see that there is going to be a role for the integration of these services in care delivery systems. It is just a more efficient and more effective way of delivering care."
Hogg Foundation for Mental Health: http://www.hogg.utexas.edu/
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Fans in the UK got a special surprise this morning when a :30 teaser for One Direction's upcoming movie was played on Daybreak.
The teaser (which was definitely too short in our opinion ) give fans a sneak peek at what they can expect this August when the boys hit the big screen in 3D. Fans will get to experience life on the road with 1D as they travel the globe, perform, make music videos and more. It looks like some Directioners will also be part of the movie! Did you catch the collage of fan videos at the end?
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We recently moved closer into the city I've noticed a prominent neighbor with a beautiful home and lawn in the city limits that waters their lawn every day from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. The city is in a Stage 1 watering restriction and the state is in a severe drought mode in a large portion.
I was concerned about the usage of water so I called the city and was informed this residence is on a well and there are no restrictions to water usage if the resident has a well. I'm awe-struck about that city policy that allows any resident to use a well, even wastefully, with no consequences. The well that is pumped daily for a lovely green lawn may be tapped into the same aquifer that some people are using for their drinking water.
Are we so frivolous and trite that we value a green lawn over providing families with water to drink? It is a well known fact that watering in the heat of the day is a 50 percent evaporation rate, not to mention runoff.
I think it's time we address the city on this issue and change the rules. Just because you have a well on your property shouldn't allow you to pump it dry so your lawn is luscious.
Bobby Whitehead
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All you can hear in the Republican party is the party of no. The President said that Republicans just want to repeal Obamacare, but don't have an alternative plan. There are several Republican plans, but they don't require an army of bureaucrats to implement them. Liberals are of the firm opinion that nothing will work unless there are a host of IRS agents to oversee the plan, and navigators to hold your hand. That is how the Democrats create the three letter word that Joe Biden said that we need: "jobs."


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Music lovers are in luck the next few weeks, as venues across the area will be presenting concerts by some big-name artists.
Classic-rock fans won't want to miss Jefferson Starship in Newton or the Steve Miller Band at the Mayo Center. If you want to relive the '80s, then Howard Jones' concert at the Mayo Center is for you. And the Newton Theatre will also be hosting a true Jersey legend when Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes perform there. You can even see a Klezmer concert at the Bickford Theatre.
There are also plenty of shows finishing up their runs, such as "Henry IV, Part One" at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, "The Music Man" at the Villagers and "Our Town" at .
And performers have plenty of options when it comes to auditions. Just read your weekly On Stage Scoop to get all the news about North Jersey's theater scene.
Trilogy Repertory Seeking Actors for "Inherit the Wind:" Trilogy Repertory is looking for several adult men for minor speaking and non-speaking roles for its production of Inherit the Wind. This courtroom drama is based on the famous Scopes Monkey Trial and will be presented in Basking Ridge at the outdoor amphitheater in Pleasant Valley Park on July 27, 28 and Aug. 2, 3 and 4 at 8 PM.
The available parts remaining are for townspeople and jurors and offer both non-speaking roles and roles with several lines. Rehearsal schedules are flexible for these parts until July and then will be three times per week. Have you ever thought about being on stage? This is the perfect opportunity to get involved in live theater with an experienced company. If you or someone you know is interested, please contact the producer, Nancy Becker at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 908-432-8024.
Centenary Stage Company Dance Scholarship: The Centenary Stage Company will be offering one full scholarship to a deserving dance student for the 2012 Summer Dance Intensive. The scholarship will be awarded based on talent, merit and need. Students interested in applying will be asked to write a letter of intent and schedule an interview with Professor Lea Lid, assistant professor of dance and theater at Centenary College. The intensive will run July 9-12, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and will be led by Carolyn Dorfman and her Company. The program is open to students ages 12 and up. Tuition is $175. For more information on the scholarship, contact the CSC box office at 908-979-0900.
For more information on sibling discounts, or day player rates, call the box office or visit CentenaryStageco.org.
Royal Drama: is opening its 50th anniversary season with "Henry IV, Part One," through June 24. The history play features the title king, who tries to protect and expand his empire while struggling with revolt and an irresponsible heir to the throne. It also includes the legendary comic character of Falstaff. Performances are at the F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre on the campus of Drew University in Madison. For information, go to ShakespeareNJ.org.
Come visit "Our Town:" is performing Thornton Wilder's "Our Town," through June 24 at the Somerset Valley Playhouse, 689 Amwell Road in Hillsborough. The classic play follows a young romance in small-town, turn-of-the-century New England. Tickets cost $15, $13 seniors/students. For more information, call 908-369-7469 or go to SVPTheatre.org.
That's a Lot of Trombones: Villagers Theatre in Somerset is staging Meredith Wilson's "The Music Man" through June 24. The show features some of the most beloved Broadway tunes of all time, including "Till There Was You," "Seventy-Six Trombones" and "(You Got) Trouble." Tickets cost $18, $16 seniors/students. For more information, call 732-873-2710 or go to VillagersTheatre.com.
Audition Alert, "Damn Yankees:" Pax Amicus Castle Theatre will hold auditions for "Damn Yankees" on June 19 at 7 p.m. Everyone over 18 is welcome to try out. Performances will take place weekends in August. For more information, call 973-691-2100.
Laugh it Up with "The Comedy of Errors:" will perform "The Comedy of Errors" as its annual outdoor stage at the Greek Theatre on the campus of the College of Saint Elizabeth, 2 Convent Road in Morris Township, June 20-July 29. The family-friendly production features two sets of identical twins, mistaken identities and a chase sequence to rival all chase sequences. For tickets and information, go to ShakespeareNJ.org.
Comedy in Boonton: The Morris County Center for the Arts will present its next Coffee House Jam on June 20, 7:30 p.m. at the Darress Theatre in Boonton. Tommy Mahoney will serve as the host. The theater is located at 615 Main St. in Boonton. Admission costs $10. For more information, call 973-334-9292 or go to DarressTheatre.com.
He's a Joker and he's Coming to Morristown: The Steve Miller Band will perform a concert at , June 21 at 8 p.m. The band's hits include "Fly Like an Eagle," "Rock 'N Me," "Jungle Love," " Jet Airliner," "Swingtown," and "The Joker." Tickets cost $85-$150. The Mayo Performing Arts Center is located at 100 South St. in Morristown. For tickets and information, call 973-539-8008 or visit MayoArts.org.
"Tamarack House" at Premiere Stages: Premiere Stages, the professional theater in residence at Kean University in Union, is launching its 2012 season with a workshop of Michael Dowling's "Tamarack House," June 22-24, directed by Anders Cato. In this topical new play, a compelling group of discarded misfits, caught in the whirlpool of a fleeting American dream, struggle to hold on to the stately boarding house that defines them. Admission is free. Talk-backs with the playwright and audience follow each reading. Performances take place on the Kean University campus, located at 1000 Morris Ave., Union. For more information, call 908-737-4092 or visit www.kean.edu/premierestages.
Greetings from the Asbury Jukes: Jersey Shore legends Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes will perform at the Newton Theatre, June 22 at 8 p.m. The band's tunes include "I Don't Want to Go Home," "Talk to Me," "The Fever" and more. Tickets cost $39-$59. For tickets and more information, go to TheNewtonTheatre.com.
Chase the White Rabbit to See Jefferson Starship: Jefferson Starship will perform at the Newton Theatre, June 23 at 8 p.m. Fans will be treated to favorite tunes such as "White Rabbit," "Somebody to Love" and many others. Tickets cost $37-$47. For tickets and more information, go to TheNewtonTheatre.com.
What is Love? Maybe Howard Jones Knows: Howard Jones will take stage at , June 23 at 8 p.m. to perform his '80s hits such as "New Song," "What is Love?," "Like to Get to Know You Well," and others. Tickets cost $37-$57. The Mayo Performing Arts Center is located at 100 South St. in Morristown. For tickets and information, call 973-539-8008 or visit MayoArts.org.
In the Mood for Klezmer? will present The Hester Street Troupe performing traditional Klezmer music, June 24 at 2 p.m. Klezmer features the clarinet imitating human emotions through songs from the Yiddish vaudeville and Second Avenue traditions; as well as classic and contemporary Jewish melodies. Tickets cost $25, $20 seniors, $15 students. For more information, go to MorrisMuseum.org.
Audition Alert, "The 39 Steps:" will hold open auditions for "The 39 Steps" June 24 and 26 at 7 p.m. The fast-paced comedy is based on the novel by John Buchan and the film by Alfred Hitchcock.
The production runs Oct. 5-20 at the Chatham Playhouse, 23 N. Passaic Ave. in Chatham. Rehearsals start in early August. Bell Wesel directs.
Needed are four extremely versatile actors with great comic flair to play a multitude of Roles. Must be physically agile and creatively fearless. Characters are: Richard Hannay: 30s to 40. Attractive, comic leading man type. Upper class British. Slightly full of himself but totally engaging. Annabella/Pamela/Margaret: 20s to 30s. Attractive and adaptable, great with physical comedy. Must play three distinct characters, Upper class British, German and Scottish. Clown 1 and Clown 2: Two wildly versatile and energetic male actors to play over 100 roles (Upper and Lower class British, Scottish, German, some male, some female and some inanimate objects). Great with verbal and physical Comedy and quick changes.
The Chatham Players have an open call casting policy. All roles are open, none are precast, and everyone is encouraged to audition. Call Leslie Reagoso at 973-769-3886 or email her at email@example.com. For directions or additional information, please visit www.chathamplayers.org.
Audition Alert, "God's Favorite:" Villagers Theatre in Somerset is holding auditions for Neil Simon's "God's Favoite" June 25 and 26 at 7:30 p.m. with callbacks scheduled for June 28 at 7:30 p.m.
Successful Long Island businessman is a modern-day Job with a high-maintenance wife, ungrateful children, and wise-cracking household help. Just when it seems things couldn't get any worse he is visited by Sidney Lipton aka A Messenger from God (and compulsive film buff) with a mission: test Joe's faith and report back to the "Boss." The following roles are being cast: Joe Benjamin approximately 50-plus; Rose Benjamin around the same age as Joe; Sarah Benjamin around 20-plus, Ben Benjamin around 20-plus; David Benjamin around 30-plus; Mady around 40; Morris around 40; Sidney Lipton around 30-45 (male or female). The ages of the cast will depend upon the role of Joe Benjamin. The ranges above are approximate and can easily vary another 10 years that the character will portray. Sara and Ben are the same age and are referred to as the "clueless twin." Performances are Sept. 14-30. The theater is located at 475 Demott Lane in Somerset. For more information contact: email@example.com.
Audition Alert, "There's No Business Like Show Business:" Brundage Park Playhouse will hold auditions for this year's Kids Cabaret, "There's No Business Like Show Business, June 27-28, 5-8 p.m.
Kids ages 9 to 20 are invited to audition for this year's For Kids By Kids Kid's Cabaret. Please come prepared with at least 32 memorized bars of show tune.
Callbacks will be held June 30, 9 a.m. to noon. Rehearsals will begin July 1, and will be held on Sunday evenings and two or three other evenings each week. Until run-throughs begin on or around July 30, each cast member will normally not be called more than three times per week. No outdates can be accepted between July 30 and Aug. 19. Run-throughs (Acts and/or Full Show) will be held the evenings of July 30, 31, Aug. 1, and 5. Tech will be the evenings of Aug. 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, and 14 and the morning of Aug. 9.
Performances will be held evenings Aug. 15-18 with a matinee on Aug. 19.
For more information, go to BrundageParkPlayhouse.org.
Tap Into This: Dover Little Theatre will present Jam Fest An Evening of Tap and Jazz featuring Jeffry Foote and Kyle Wilder of the NJ Tap Ensemble on June 29 and 30 at 8 p.m. Foote and Wilder will perform with a musical trio and vocalists Aubrey Parasolle and Lynette Sheard. Tickets cost $15. For more information, call 973-328-9202.
Chester Theatre Group cancels "Xanadu:" will not be performing the musical "Xanadu" as its summer production. The theater is attempting to replace the show with various evenings of entertainment in July, including performances of one-act plays July 27-28. For more information, visit www.chestertheatregroup.org.
Centenary Stage Co. Announces 2012-2013 Theater Season: Agatha Christie's record-breaking mystery, "The Mousetrap" will kick off Centenary Stage Company's 2012-13 theater season, Oct. 5-21. The production will be directed by Carl Wallnau, the company's artistic director.
Centenary Stage's Black Box Festival will include "A Couple of Blaguards" by Frank and Malachy McCourt Nov. 1-4; Parallel Exit will perform "Room 17B" Nov. 8-11 and Bill Bower's "Under a Montana Moon" will be performed Nov. 15-18.
The family musical "The Wizard of Oz" will have a holiday run, Nov. 23-Dec. 9. Martin McDonagh's comedy-drama "The Cripple of Inishmaan" will be performed Feb. 22-March 10.
From CSC's Women Playwrights Series comes the world premiere of "The English Bride" by New Jersey playwright Lucile Lichtblau, April 5-21.
Tickets for productions cost $20-$29.50. The Box office is open. 1-5 p.m. in the Lackland Center at 715 Grand Ave. in Hackettstown. A new Main Street ticket location is scheduled to open soon.
For tickets and more information, call 908-979-0900 or visit www.centenarystageco.org.
Summer Shakespeare Master Class at Centenary Stage Co.: Centenary Stage Company is presenting a master class titled "Returning to the Source: The Merchant of Venice," July 10 through July 26. The class is being taught by Randall Duk Kim and Anne Occhiogrosso and will offer actors the opportunity to study Shakespeare by returning to the source material on which "The Merchant of Venice" is based. Participants will explore the play word by word and scene by scene in the contest of the time and place in which it was created. Kim and Occhiogrosso founded the American Players Theatre in Spring Green, Wisconsin, in 1981. Occhiogrosso had directed "Hamlet," "The Tempest," "Romeo and Juliet," "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "The Merchant of Venice," and many other classic works. The class is limited to 15 participants. Class will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2 to 5 p.m. July 10 through 16 at Centenary Stage Company on the campus of Centenary College in Hackettstown. Tuition is $350 if paid and registered before June 25; $400 after June 25. To register, call the Centenary Stage Company Box Office at 908-979-0900.
Summer Camp at Brundage Park Playhouse: Registration is open for summer theater camps at Brundage Park Playhouse in Randolph. The camps offer three different groups: "Budding Stars" for kids 5 to 7, "Summer Stages" for kids ages 8 to 14, "Budding Stars" for kids 5 to 7, and an "Advanced Performers Workshop" for students in grades 7 through 11. For more information, go to BrundageParkPlayhouse.org.
Summer Camp at Playwrights Theatre: Registration is open for the 's Creative Arts Academy summer camp for kids and summer theatre program for teens beginning June 25 and running all summer long in two-week sessions. Summer programs include a Full-Day Theatre Academy. Also being offered are a Half-Day Summer Camp, and a Getting Ready To Audition class for high school students. For more information, call 973-514-1787 or visit ptnj.org.
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Today, July 11, is National Collector Car Appreciation Day across the U.S. That means...
Chevy to sponsor 2011 Woodward Dream Cruise
UPDATED: One of the most iconic American brands has signed on to present one of America's greatest celebrations of sheetmetal.
Chevrolet and Detroit's Woodward Dream Cruise announced on Thursday afternoon a sponsorship agreement expected to run for at least three years, starting this summer. The deal is for more than $1 million and covers support services, cleanup and police.
The move is part of Chevy's strategy to focus on regional markets and local events while reinforcing the brand as a global force. The sponsorship also comes as Chevy marks the centennial anniversary of its founding in Detroit in 1911.
Marketing vice president Rick Scheidt said the deal allows the Bow Tie to connect with its base--and expand it.
"You've got folks that are enthusiasts," he said. "It's contextually relevant."
The Woodward Dream Cruise is a 16-mile event held annually on the famous boulevard in metro Detroit celebrating the history of the automobile. Classic cars and muscle cars of all eras, especially the 1950s and '60s, are most prominently represented. Thousands of cars fill Woodward in what has become a weekend event for enthusiasts, and more than a million car fans usually attend.
"Perhaps the biggest and and best of all is the fans that bring their Chevrolets up and down the avenue," Scheidt said.
The Dream Cruise started as a fund-raiser for a soccer field in 1995 and has grown into a major event for enthusiasts who travel from across the country to gawk at the chrome and the fins. Chevy will show the ZL1 Camaro and Sonic small car as part of the festivities this year. The last sponsorship agreement was at least five years ago, when Eaton Corp. backed the event.
General Motors has had a prominent place at the Dream Cruise in recent years, as have Ford and Chrysler, but the companies were forced to scale back marketing efforts at the event in the down economy and as GM and Chrysler endured bankruptcy and restructurings. The sponsorship also solidifies the cruise's financial situation, which has come into question amid Detroit's slow economy.
"It's great to see them coming back strong," Dream Cruise president Greg Rassel said.
Chevrolet to Sponsor Woodward Dream Cruise
Celebrates Brand's 100-year History in Detroit
-- Woodward Dream Cruise is world's largest one-day automotive event
-- 1.5 million fans and 50,000 cars participate in grassroots celebration
DETROIT – Chevrolet will be the presenting sponsor for the 2011 Woodward Dream Cruise, a grassroots event that each August draws some 1.5 million car enthusiasts to Michigan's legendary Woodward Avenue. This year's Dream Cruise on August 20, the first in the three-year sponsorship agreement, will help mark Chevrolet's Centennial.
"Chevrolet has always had a strong presence as part of the Woodward Dream Cruise, and we're honored to have them become the presenting sponsor of the event," said Greg Rassel, president of the Woodward Dream Cruise. "We are looking forward to what lies ahead for the Dream Cruise, as this partnership will help the growth of our event over the next several years."
Chevrolet is showcasing its past, present, and future at the Dream Cruise, including:
-- Historic Chevrolets owned and driven by fans, employees, and retirees
-- A showcase of current Chevrolets, including Equinox, Cruze, Camaro, Corvette, and Volt
-- A chance for fans to see future Chevys, including the new Sonic small car, which will be built in Michigan, and the ZL1 Camaro
-- Performance vehicles and powertrains on display in Memorial Park in Royal Oak
-- Chevrolet Volt owners will participate in the Dream Cruise and related events, making this the first year that a significant number of electrically driven cars will participate in the Cruise.
"Chevrolet and the Woodward Dream Cruise are a natural partnership," said Rick Scheidt, vice president, Chevrolet marketing. "Chevrolet, as a global brand, is celebrating its centennial with locally focused events that recognize the passion people have for their Chevrolets."
"The Woodward Dream Cruise is the ultimate grassroots automotive event," said Scheidt. "It is open to everyone. It's free to attend. You can drive, or just watch. You can bring the family. It is a true celebration of automotive passion and performance, and we are pleased that Chevrolet can help make it possible."
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A new play by David Eldridge about holy war, fraught diplomacy and revenge in the struggle for Jerusalem. Playing at the Globe.
Explore the life of Shakespeare, the London where he lived, and the theatre for which he wrote.
Explore the life of Shakespeare and the London where he lived.
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A world locked in cycles of conflict and revenge by Simon Armitage. Starring Lily Cole as Helen of Troy.
Leading scholars provide an introduction to Antony & Cleopatra, illustrated by Globe actors.
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