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Ingredients - Chicken, Chicken Liver, Chicken Broth, Carrots, Sweet Potatoes, Squash, Zucchini, Guar Gum, Cranberries, Blueberries, Ground Flaxseed, Salt, Taurine, Potassium Chloride, Carrageenan, Iron Proteinate (a source of Chelated Iron), Beta-Carotene, Zinc Proteinate (a source of Chelated Zinc), Vitamin E Supplement, Choline Chloride, Cobalt Proteinate (a source of Chelated Cobalt), Thiamine Mononitrate, Copper Proteinate (a source of Chelated Copper), Folic Acid, Manganese Proteinate (a source of Chelated Manganese), Niacin, d-Calcium Pantothenate, Sodium Selenite, Vitamin D-3 Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Riboflavin Supplement, Vitamin A Supplement, Vitamin B-12 Supplement, Potassium Iodide, Biotin
Caloric Analysis - 122 kcal per 3 oz can
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 11.0%Crude Fat (min) 7.0%Crude Fiber (max) 1.0%Moisture (max) 78.0%Ash (max) 2.3%Magnesium (max) 0.025%Taurine (min) 0.10%
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I work in a vet's office and just rescued my first kitten. He was a stray, so he already has a compromised immune system. I needed a good kitten food with lots of protein. After much research, this is the best I have found and my kitten ate all of it. When he was done he looked at me like "That's it? Really mom...come on."
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My kittens go crazy for Wellness kitten food. They are healthy, beautiful, and well fed thanks to this formula.
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I like the fact that its an all natural catfood. Our kittens couldn't stand it. Even the adult cats especially our boy cat who usually eats just about anything put his nose up to it. I really wanted the fur babies to like it too because I care about what they eat. I believe its an outstanding product our cats just didn't care for it.
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My huge, hungry monster of a kitten lets me know which food she prefers by pushing the cans of "Wellness" in my direction.
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I have a 3-month old kitten recently diagnosed with idiopathic epilepsy. It is very important to me that I monitor everything he eats so I know exactly what is going into his little body in addition to his medication. I rest easy knowing that Wellness kitten food is providing an all-natural meal with all of the extra nutrients an active kitten needs and nothing he doesn't need. He loves the flavor and dives right in at every meal. When my older cats were ill and had reduced appetites, I was delighted when they showed interest in this highly nutritious food. I will always keep some on hand, even when all of the kittens are grown, as a healthy, tempting treat.
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My kitten (and older cat) love this food. They get a serving of this soft food every morning and usually as a small snack later in the day when they start begging. We them feed dry food for other meals.
THIS they like -- sometimes.
My five-month-old kittens will eat the canned kitten food once-in-awhile. I wish the so-called "premium" cat food makers would get the idea to make their products SMELL and TASTE good so my cats/kittens would eat them!!!!
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I give him one can a day and free feed the Wellness Kitten mix. This is about the safest product on the market.
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In March of this year I lost my cat of 14 years to the cat food recall. It was a devastating loss and so unnecessary. I got a new kitten in August and did extensive research on cat food and found that the Wellness brand seemed to be the way to go. I am primarily using the canned food but also use the dry.. My kitten loves it and knowing that it's all natural, gives me some sense of safety.
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We have recently rescued two adorable little kittens from our local shelter. We have been trying different brands of food, and while one kitten has eaten absolutely everything, our other kitten has proven to be surprisingly fickle, not even tasting some of the brands we offered to her. Well, not any more- she ate this food like she hadn't eaten in a week, and even licked her bowl clean! We were amazed at how much she loved this food. She was extremely thin when we brought her home and we have been very concerned that she was not eating enough. We are so glad that we tried this brand and cannot wait to see her health improve now that she is eating this wonderful kitten food.
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Four people have been indicted in connection to the brutal murder of Amanda Taylor.
Colbert County Investigators arrested three suspects back in December. The indictments revealed the fourth suspect, Ashley Greenhill, who led police to Taylor's remains.
The criminal complaint lays out how investigators think she was involved in the murder.
Investigators say Ronald Weems strangled Taylor with a nylon strap in the basement of his home on Moss Avenue in Muscle Shoals back in October.
Taylor had gone to the home to use a computer.
When a friend came to pick her up, Greenhill reportedly began yelling that Taylor was not welcome there. Witnesses say she was waving a hatchet over her head.
Police say Greenhill, Matthew Fox, and Laurel Pruett were in the basement when Weems began to dismember Taylor's body.
Investigators say Greenhill eventually went to the Muscle Shoals Police Department and told investigators she heard phone conversations between Weems and Pruett. Greenhill said they talked about what happened to Taylor's body.
It was Greenhill who led investigators to Gnat Pond Road. That's where crews found Taylor's remains.
Investigators say Weems confessed to killing Taylor and leaving her remains in this location.
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All four suspects are in the Colbert County Jail.
The motive is not clear in this case, but investigators say Taylor's clothes were partially removed when she was attacked.
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I discussed this topic on the air today and I know the family is not happy with the position I took on it. Let me be clear; I have no opinion on whether excessive force was used. I wasn't there; I don't know all the circumstances that led to Peterson's injuries. I do know this; if Josh Petersen obeys the officer and gets out of the vehicle, this doesn't happen. There is no denying that. And it's very possible an investigation will show excessive force by officers.
But how did Peterson think this was going to end? How long did he think officers were going to stand there and argue with him? Peterson's father Terry argues that officers should have used a lesser level of force, taser or pepper spray. Perhaps. But one way or the other officers were going to use some level of force. Officer safety is the top priority and it should be.
Josh Peterson admits he was very intoxicated. Officers are dealing with a very drunk, uncooperative man. You don't think they're going to err to the side of caution? That doesn't mean the level of force used is justified and I'm not saying that. I am saying Josh Peterson is culpable in this matter. I'll say it again; get out of the car and this doesn't happen.


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A Tale of Two Stadiums: Comparing the Economic Impact of Chicago's Wrigley Field and U.S. Cellular Field
AbstractSupporters of sports stadium construction often defend taxpayer subsidies for stadiums by suggesting that sports infrastructure can serve as an anchor for local economic redevelopment. Have such promises of economic rejuvenation been realized? The City of Chicago provides an interesting case study on how a new stadium, U. S. Cellular Field, has been integrated into its southside neighborhood in a way that may well have limited local economic activity. This economic outcome stands in stark contrast to Wrigley Field in northern Chicago which continues to experience a synergistic commercial relationship with its neighborhood.
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Dear Valerie, I have received information about WWD 2001 with the Ramsar poster - thank you very much. I really appreciated the information we received last year and have used it to good effect.
I would be delighted if Bicentennial Park could have a set of the Ramsar Exhibit posters. Bicentennial Park is a wetland right in the middle of Homebush Bay (we are neighbours of the Olympic site) and we have received a large number of local and international visitors recently. The area is still very much in the international spotlight and visitors are always amazed that this wetland habitat is right in the midst of this busy area. Our school year starts just at WWD and as we have a very successful Field Studies Centre here, large numbers of school children visit the site. We also have many visitors coming here as part of their "Olympic experience". Our Visitor Centre is part of a network of Centres in Australia.
My particular interest is birds and I have a close contact with several of the Sydney Bird Clubs who often visit the Park. We have over 120 different species of birds here, including migratory waders.
The Ramsar Posters would be invaluable in promoting the work we do here at Bicentennial Park, particularly in the management of the wetlands which have been reclaimed from rubbish and pollution affected wasteland. For WWD 2001 our particular project will be to involve members of the community as well as all of our staff in the removal of salvinia from one of our freshwater lakes. The salvinia coverage was extensive after a few weeks of very warm weather. The Bicentennial Park Trust engaged a harvester for mechanical removal of the weed and now we need to tackle the rest with our combined man-power. We received some good media coverage when the harvester was in and we hope to have more media here for WWD.
I would also really appreciate it if you could also send a few WWD posters, the brochures and some stickers.
Thank you in anticipation and keep up your excellent work.
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Commenting on "Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich Gets 14-Year Sentence for Corruption" from the webpage http://www.globalethics.org/newsline/2011/12/12/former-illinois-gov/.
Rob Blagojevich was convicted of 18 counts related to political corruption. His sentence is 14 years in prison. Personally I am glad to hear this news. Politicians need to realize that they are not above the law.
Supposedly Blagojevich thought his actions were "permissible". Are we supposed to believe that and feel sorry? He probably did think he could get away with it, but he had to know he was breaking the law. I have no sympathy for corrupt politicians. The level of corruption and disfunction in our government is bringing this country closer and closer to the breaking point. These actions are not permissible, they're not acceptable, and we can not tolerate corruption from our employees. That's right, government officials need to remember that they work for us, the people.
Why is he allowed to wait until February before reporting to prison? Why is he allowed to spend the holidays with his family? Anybody else sentenced to 14 years would be taken to jail immediately. Maybe I don't understand the legal system, but I know that people with fame and money are treated differently than people who have nothing.
I'm glad he is not getting off the hook, but he's still getting some special treatment.
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You know. The "panic" one. The "I quit" one. It's JUST a three game losing streak.
Or is it?
Losing to a team that's not as good as you are, and doing so at home is definitely not the way to ring in the New Year. Coming off of back to back losses for only the second time this season, the Hawks could have used some forward momentum. Instead, they got a slap in the face to start the year, and what will no doubt prove to be a tough January. Every game this month is against teams that will find ways to beat you if you don't respect them and play with intensity throughout the game. The lone exceptions might be New Jersey and Washington, but even those two perennial losers can sneak right up on you. In New Jersey, Brook Lopez is a foundation to build on and Devin Harris is a tough cover for most NBA backcourts. In Washington, well….good games by Agent Zero, Jamison, and/or Caron Butler can do anybody in.
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Bleed for Me (original 2010; edition 2010)
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I requested this book from Netgalley to read and review. Shortly afterward I noticed that it was part of a series. For some reason Netgalley doesn't ever mention if a book is part of a series or not, so I had no idea. So I thought, well, if this is book four, then perhaps I should just decline it, since I haven't read the previous installments. But then I re-read the summary and was left with the impression that the plot of the story wouldn't depend on previous events.
Fortunately for me, that held to be true.
I was glad I made the decision to read it, because even though the book was lengthy, it proved to be entertaining and really good. It didn't lose my attention throughout the whole time. The mystery and suspense were on a really high level that kept me wanting to turn the page again and again.
"Bleed for me" is not a murder story, although there are more than a couple of corpses for investigation. It isn't the story of a psychopath who lures nothing suspecting girls into his schemes, though there's plenty of that. Nor is it the story of racial inequality in the UK.
"Bleed for me" is rather the story of Joe O'Loughlin - a college professor in psychology - post the time when he and his wife got separated and moved out to live in a village near Bristol. He's suffering the Parkinson's disease, taking medications that seem to become less and less efficient. Still, Joe keeps his sense of humor, dark it may be, and jokingly refers to his illness as Mr. Parkinson.
He's also passionate about knowing people in the depth of their psyche. And he's really good at it. It doesn't take him long to cut and paste a personality from just a couple of encounters and he's admirably accurate in his patient profiles. That's why he's well respected and sought after by the police.
I was pleasantly surprised by all the effort Joe put into his work. He'd go to any lengths to prove a person innocent or guilty. Sometimes he puts his own life at stake and others suffer for it. But in the end, no criminal or victim could escape his eagle eye.
The loyalty of his friends was striking. For who would ever mortgage their house just to pay a friend's bail? Surely, the candidates aren't many. Still, even one is enough when it's the right person.
I was really sad about Joe's circumstances. Not only because of his illness, but also because of his family situation. He missed his children and his wife, spent hours outside their house just to watch them and make sure they were alright. And he got nothing in return. I got the feeling that his wife abandoned him because he got sick. Aren't wedding vows sacred? Don't they state "in sickness and health"? And still she decided to protect herself from the pain it would cause her to lose him, rather than have him by her side for as long as he's alive. That's just plain wrong. She really, truly irritated me. Playing all saintly and caring, when it was herself that she wanted to protect. It was selfish and despicable. And truth is, he still loved her.
My favorite character had to be Vincent Ruiz. The friend in need, who really is a friend indeed (in deed as well). A retired cop, he's still got his mojo. A brilliant detective with a knack of things, he's definitely someone to want to be on the good side of. He's gentle and passionate, but can be ruthless as well. I loved him. Especially when I saw how caring he was towards a murder victim's parents.
Sienna was a broken little thing. I bled with her as she retold her story. A 13 year old, abused at home, then a teacher takes full advantage of her weakened mind. That was beyond anything I'd read so far, and it really stirred me. I wonder, how many children suffer things like that? How many enter life emotionally broken and dysfunctional? What if a child next door is one of them???
This was a happy end story, though through it all, does the death of one murderer, or the jail sentence of another, really mean a happy end for the victims? Some are dead, some are damaged for life. So, where is the happy end?
A Joe O'Loughlin & Vincent Ruiz novel. Joe becomes involved in a pedophilia case when his daughter's best friend, Sienna, is missing, beaten and almost drown after her father is found murdered. The police believe she killed her father and Joe is called in for a psychological profile. Joe needs Ruiz' help investigating while while struggling with his Parkinson's disease and being separated from his wife. A page turner.
This is the first book I have read by this author. He is good, very good. Characters, especially Joe are so well drawn. Setting and finally a plot with enough twists and turns to keep you reading. Not sure I'll do the priors since the reviews lead me to think they worked up to this book.
A quick read, this book, it never lets go, so to speak.
Not that it is super exciting, but still. To be quite honest, I found the book a bit predictable. Not everything was according to the detective book, but very much in my opinion.
There was nothing surprising in, let me just put it that way. The psychologist who stands up for his daughter's best friend, against all better judgement, his quest for the truth in the story makes illogical jumps occasionally (as if he has received information that the reader does not get, despite the ego-perspective in the story lies on him).
The end is somewhat muddled. This is the one who did it, but no, he's not. Ah well, maybe a little, but the other is the main bad guy. A bit far fetched, feels like if there is something added at the end of the story, because the the number of pages had to be filled or so. For me that last part didn't add much.
Monday, February 27, 2012Bleed for Me by Michael Robotham
Bleed for Me features Joe O'Loughlin, a clinical psychologist suffering from the early stages of Parkinson's disease, and he sounds an awful lot like other psychologist or detective protagonists: he has marital troubles because he's too involved in his work. What makes this particular book stand out is that he's not just interested in profiling criminals: we see him analyzing a number of characters throughout the course of this book, notably a set of parents mourning the disappearance of their grown daughter. Also, O'Loughlin's story stands out in terms of the insight into parenting teenage and younger daughters.
The mystery revolves around the murder of Joe Hegarty, a retired detective. His teenage daughter Sienna is accused of murdering him, and Joe O'Loughlin is assigned to do her psychological evaluation. This plot point is a bit far-fetched because Sienna is his older daughter's best friend: it seems like a conflict of interest for him to assess a friend of the family. The other threads of the story involve a school teacher who's too close to his female students and a racially motivated firebombing trial.
The pacing of the book, after a slow start, is good: I was very involved with the twists of the story and read the last half of the book in a very short time. Once I step back and look at the story, though, I have a couple issues: the sheer amount of tragedy that has befallen Joe's family and the Hegarty family is a bit excessive. O'Loughlin has a terminal illness and his older daughter was kidnapped two years before this book takes place. Sienna's father was murdered, her older sister was brutally attacked and is now paralyzed, and Sienna is accused of murder. Finally, it's unsettling that so much of the story centers on the violent response of men to the real or alleged rape or molestation of their female relatives. It's a gripping read, but the subject matter is extreme.
I did enjoy reading the book because it's refreshing to read a psychological thriller that's not centered on profiling a serial killer. Also, I liked the fact that Robotham spends time on O'Loughlin's private life and how he's coping with his Parkinson's: I can think of many crime novels that don't spend much time with the protagonist's loved ones. I look forward to catching up on the earlier books in the series.
Bleed for Me by Michael Robotham
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U.S. Publication date: February 27, 2012 (Originally published 2010)
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"Psychologist Joe O'Loughlin is being pushed away. His marriage is ending. Charlie, his eldest daughter, will barely speak to him. And Charlie's rebellious best friend Sienna is getting into more and more trouble, and taking Charlie along for the ride. Sienna has been almost like family to O'Loughlin-a troubled child who for years spent more time in the O'Loughlin residence than her own home. O'Loughlin's worst fears are confirmed when Sienna turns up at his front door, traumatized and covered in blood. The police find a major piece of the puzzle at Sienna's house: her father Ray Hegarty, a celebrated former police officer, murdered. The blood covering Sienna was her father's. She can't remember what happened, but, at the same time, doesn't mourn her father's death. O'Loughlin vows to unearth the dark secrets of Sienna's mind, hoping his efforts will win back the confidence of a daughter he may be in danger of losing forever. But as the accusations fly, the line between victim and accused begins to blur. When the detective in charge of the case seems all too eager to lay the blame at Sienna's feet rather than malign the honor of a respected former colleague, O'Loughlin begins to make his own inquiries. But each step he takes toward the truth also brings him closer to the path of a manipulative killer unlike anything he has ever encountered"--… (more)
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It's one thing to hear what adults have to say about the use of alcohol by Homer teens. It's another thing to hear what the teens have to say. Following are comments from five Homer High School students involved with PHAT, Promoting Health Among Teens. For Dylan Wylde, 17, it starts with shifting aw...Wed, 11/21/2012 - 11:03am
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The annual holiday season starts Thursday with turkey and ends with bubbly drinks on New Year's Day. During the next five weeks, we will sit down to sumptuous feasts, brave Homer crowds as we shop locally, ponder the mystery of the season, go to church, hold bonfires, sing and celebrate with a var...Wed, 11/21/2012 - 10:59am
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The golden ticking time bomb
Depending on whom you ask, the precious metal is either about to collapse or is on the threshold of a massive move higher.
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Gold bugs are on life support and those who've hated gold (-GC)as a "barbaric relic" are gloating. No one seems ready to call the bottom for the precious metal's decline either.
On Friday, the end of the second quarter, gold fell to as low as $1,179.40 an ounce, the lowest price in three years before settling at $1,223.70. Silver (-SI) rallied off a bottom of around $18.35 on Thursday and moved up 5% Friday to around $19.47.
On Monday, gold moved up $32 to $1,255.70 an ounce. Silver hit $19.58. Silver-streaming company Silver Wheaton (SLW) closed Friday up 7.5% at $19.67 and reached $20.17 on Monday.
The golden version of SLW is Royal Gold (RGLD), which closed up 4.5% at $42.08 but moved up to $43.95 on Monday. Even the badly battered Market Vectors Gold Miners (GDX) ETF, which just a few days ago hit a new 52-week low, popped 7.5% to $24.49 during the last trading day of the second quarter and an additional 40 cents to $24.89 on Monday.
Standard Chartered analyst Daniel Smith recently put the gold quandary into perspective with some relevant comments: "Gold has been battered by the Fed's policy stance, while the change in U.S. real interest rates, which have turned positive in June, has become an element disproportionately negative for gold relative to other commodities."
That's why analysts like him believe the next support level for gold is lower than Friday's. Smith publicly stated that the "next short-term target stands at $1,160, but I think prices will be higher at the end of the year than they are now as the market starts to price in that the Fed's language will unlikely change from now on."
Let's take a look at the descent that SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) has experienced in the last 12 months.
In just the last three months we've seen GLD hit two bottoms, rally and then fall to new lows. Friday's rally might be the long-awaited "bottom" or just another head fake higher.
There are many reasons to think the latter. Yet, like many great buying opportunities it always seems to look darkest before the dawn and bleakest before the blast-off.
It's also reasonable that an investor believes that the bigger investment theme isn't the physical metals but the incredibly undervalued mining stocks.
That's why I want to look at a one-year chart of GDX to see if there is a pattern of price movement that might give us hope that the bottom is in place or very near.
Holy guacamole! This looks strangely similar to the GLD chart. I can't see any reason to feel certain that the miners couldn't keep plunging, even though I admit that Friday's upside volume for GDX was almost three times the three-month average daily volume.
So if you're looking for tremendous upside potential, you've probably come to one of the most promising sectors. The only big question is, when to pull the trigger?
My experience and costly lessons learned say don't be greedy, be willing to wait until the uptrend is firmly established even if you miss the first 20% or 30%.
One more thing: The cure for gold's and silver's falling prices are falling prices.
As producers cut back production and the price per ounce gets too cheap for new exploration, the supply will suffer. Buyers will say, "If I liked gold at $1,900 I love it at $1,200 or lower" and the demand will rise to meet the falling supplies. It's a recipe for an eventual new boom.
At the time of publication the author was long shares of GDX, RGLD, and SLW.
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Can't eat it, can't make change with it. Gold is a hedge against inflation and uncertainty. Unfortunately, many buyers of gold in the recent past did so in anticipation of a financial Armageddon, urged on by all the shills on TV. If that were to happen (highly unlikely), gold wouldn't keep one alive, bullets and survival skills would. Those folks are beginning to realize this and contributing to the sell off.
Don't buy into the notion that $1200 gold is too cheap for mining. It was mined plenty when it was $35. Wait 'til all the suckers clear out and buy at $800 or less.
I think that the reason there is so much dispute on the direction of gold is that you have two conflicting scenarios.
If the Euro collapses, then central banks in Europe may flood the market with gold, driving down the price.
If central banks continue to print money and the Euro does not collapse, then gold may, as Peter Schiff says, "go to the moon".
Either way, the direction gold's price will go is not a function of which will happen, but is a function of what the big money and central banks believe will happen.
Therefore, you are looking at the next great bubble - ALL PAPER
If that 100s of trillions in currency gets a faith loss, just see if anyone will accept any of it for gold or much of anything else.
it's going to go higher and right before the small investors get around to selling and taking their profits, it's going to tank.
End result, it's going to tank just when all the small investors have the most money in it just like everything else. For some reason the banks and brokerage houses are always on the right side of these situations, and the small investors lose everything. You would almost think the banks, the brokerage houses and the rich politicians had inside information. Oooh, wait, THEY DO!
I've never understood the "hoarding of Gold", except maybe in sellable Jewelry, because of other uses...
Just seems if you never sell any of your Gold and take profits occassionally...;
What is the reason to buy it on speculation to begin with..??
Small amounts maybe? But I'm not sure most of our kids or g-kids want the headaches of dealing with it....Unless maybe you are filthy rich, and have nothing else left to invest in.
Silver about the same.
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The answer was The Landing, the new chamber musical comprising of three intimate tales that plays the Vineyard Theatre through Nov. 24.
"I had done a lot of big deal musicals," Kander recalled, "and I wanted to do something that was a little deal. I wanted to do something that was really, really, really tiny. So small that you could do it in your living room with four actors and four musicians."
Kander, who collaborated with Slow Girl playwright Greg Pierce on The Landing, was looking for a change in pace from the razzle dazzle legacy he and Ebb created to Tony Award-winning acclaim on Broadway. "I remember I actually stood up when I thought of the structure. I immediately contacted Greg. Besides being immensely musical in his writing, he's the best storyteller I know."
As Kander casually remarked, "We got together and we sat down and made up a story." The Landing finds Kander exploring a new, more somber and pensive musical palette for the stories that deal with love and loss. "It's funny how quickly a single voice emerges from two people," the composer said. The project also marks Kander's first musical with a new collaborator since Ebb's death in 2004.
"I was surprised," he continued. "Fred and I had over the years had a way of writing that [others] said they could recognize. I could not, but people said there was a voice there. I think Greg and I developed our voice very quickly. It seemed like the most natural thing in the world what we were doing, but my response to the stories we were telling was different musically."
In addition, The Landing provided Kander the chance to explore a fresh collaboration with director Walter Bobbie, who earned a Tony Award for staging the hit 1996 revival of Chicago.
"John and I have had the opportunity to really discover each other in a new way on this project," Bobbie stated. "When I worked with him on Chicago, he and Fred gave us the rights to do it, but they really weren't involved really in the conception, or how we were going to do it. When The Landing came along, it just seemed like a wonderful opportunity. I wanted to get back into the room with artists that I admired."
Kander, who broke ground with subject and style in Cabaret and continued to explore theatrical form with his 2010 musical The Scottsboro Boys, took on a new challenge with The Landing: creating three short musicals that would sustain an overall evening of theatre.
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The former "So You Think You Can Dance" choreographer has been arrested once again for sexually assaulting four women. Da Silva will be charged with eight sexual assaults. Read more on this story below.
Police said Alex Da Silva was arrested this morning at his North Hollywood home, after an arrest warrant charging him with eight felony counts of assault was filed by the District Attorney.
These charges include four counts of forcible rape, two counts of assault with intent to commit rape and two counts of sexual penetration by a foreign object.
The D.A. says Alex Da Silva's alleged assaults occurred between August 2002 and March 2009. The four female victims were between the ages of 20 and 26 and were all dancers or aspiring dancers that met Alex through his dance instruction classes.
Alex was arrested for similar charges back in April, but prosecutors did not press charges and said more investigation needed to be done in order to move forward.
Alex Da Silva is reportedly being held on $6.2 million bail.
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It's a match made in Latin pop heaven: friends and duet partners Pitbull and Enrique Iglesias are joining forces once again for a fall tour.
Kicking off September 12 in Newark, NJ, the tour will feature an "immersive" stage design, which gives fans the chance to "get up close and personal" with Pit and Enrique. In a statement, Mr. Worldwide said, "Going on tour again with Enrique is exciting. He's a talented music star, and also a close friend who I respect and have learned a lot from. Together we are going to give fans great music, energy and what they really deserve: to enjoy life and forget the rest for three hours!"
"There's no better place for me than being up on stage in front of my fans," added Enrique in a statement. "And going on tour with a close friend and someone I admire, like Pitbull, is truly an honor. We really want to give everybody a show that they will remember for the rest of their lives." Tickets go on sale to the general public on May 9.
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9/12 -- Newark, NJ, Prudential Center
9/13 -- Washington, D.C., Verizon Center
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10/3 -- Rosemont, IL, Allstate Arena
10/9 -- San Diego, CA, Valley View Casino Center
10/10 -- Los Angeles, CA, STAPLES Center
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10/17 -- Dallas, TX, American Airlines Center
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10/21 -- Orlando, FL, Amway Center
10/22 -- Atlanta, GA, The Arena at Gwinnett Center
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My longest project yet, made for school, no heads due to time restrictions.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars April 4, 2012
MADE FOR SCHOOL?! HOW?! Anywho, good job! Rename this: Stick RPG: The movie XD
Rated 4 / 5 stars April 4, 2012
I loked it ~~ loved the slow-mo part XD
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars April 3, 2012
Nice school project.
This had fluid animations, the art for the buildings was pretty meh. I realize that not everyone is a artist. But what was important was the fight scene anyways. I don't know if it was just me, but the fight scene seemed to have some sounds out of synch. The story was pretty funny and the reason he fought was hilarious. Music selection also added to the epicness and suspension building. The exaggerated faces on the "Maniac" also made the animation that much funnier.
Verdict: Good
I would look forward to more.
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars April 3, 2012
Not bad, I like it!
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Happy Thanksgiving! Here are the ladies who showed some gratitude during their Maxim interviews and photo shoots!
Bria Murphy
If you don't mind our saying so, this is a pretty smoking-hot shoot.
"Thank you! I'm so excited about it."
[See Bria's Gallery.]
Cameron Diaz-
It's been eight years since your last shoot with us. Welcome home!
"Thanks. It's good to be back! Maxim is so fun: You can be sexy without taking yourself too seriously. With the Bad Teacher theme, I thought I should have been smoking weed with students and doing beer bongs, but we went straight-up sexy-teacher fantasy."
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Christina Aguilera-
Welcome back to the cover of Maxim. We missed you!
"Thank you. It's exciting to be back. I think at this point in my life it's all about celebrating my sexuality."
[See Christina's Gallery.]
Dessie Mitcheson-
What's your message to all the fans for voted for you?
"Thank you for being so respectful and encouraging! You guys kept me going."
[See Dessie's Gallery.]
Dominique Storelli-
Never underestimate the power of a bikini. What do you want to say to all the guys who voted for you?
"Thank you! I wish I could come to your hometowns and get to know you all."
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Elisha Cuthbert-
You've been named Maxim's Most Beautiful Woman on Television. Congratulations! Well-deserved.
"That's very flattering, and I sincerely thank you, but I think you're all crazy!"
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Jennifer Love Hewitt-
Do you have anything to say to the thousands of readers who chose you [as the sexiest cover girl in Maxim's history]?
"Thank you, thank you, thank you, and I promise to always keep it sexy. I want another cover! I've done four, and I think I've got a good seven covers left."
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Well, you look incredible.
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[See JWOWW's Gallery.]
Kelli Hutcherson-
Congratulations on your first Maxim shoot!
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You look amazing.
"Thank you! It was a fun idea to do something a bit mixed up. Who doesn't love a funny girl who can look sexy at the same time?"
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