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Best Available Seat Booking
In best available seat booking, you choose a category of seats and selectthe number of tickets you would like. An automatic allocation of seats willtake place within the selected category; you receive the best available seats. Numbered seats are generally located next to each other. If your computer is having problems with Java, then the best available seat booking will automatically take place.
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In seating chart booking, you personally select your exact seats from agraphic seating chart. Begin the seating chart booking and choose an area.There you can select the seats by clicking on them. Seating chart booking is not offered for some events.
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In this price category, seats are predominantly offered (but not guaranteed). In some circumstances, standing room tickets at the same price are also sent. An exact request regarding standing room or a seat unfortunately cannot be fulfilled in this context. A later exchange of the tickets delivered is not possible.
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Due to building conditions or the demands of individual productions,obstructed views (including of the supertitles that are used in numerous performances) are possible from certain seats. Please inquire about potential impairments at
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Only individual seats (no groups of adjoining seats) can still be booked inthe corresponding category using the best available seat booking. Individual seats are scattered vacancies. Even if a greater number are available, these seats are not adjoining. Adjoining seats might still be available using the seating chart booking.
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Gift certificates can be used as a form of payment for one or more performances at Staatstheater Stuttgart. You can even use them to pay for subscriptions and merchandising products. Gift vouchers can be transferred to third parties and can be redeemed without any time limit until cancelled. If the order total is greater than the value of the gift voucher,the difference can be paid out. Remaining balances will be repaid in the form of a gift voucher. Redeeming gift vouchers is not currently possible for online sales. Please use our alternate sales channels for this purpose.
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Christian Spuck has been choreographing for the Stuttgart Ballet since 1998. In June 2001 Artistic Director Reid Anderson promoted him to Choreographer in Residence.
Christian Spuck received his ballet education at the John Cranko School in Stuttgart. Before he joined the Stuttgart Ballet in 1995 he danced with Jan Lauwer's Needcompany and with Anne Teresa de Keersmaker's Company ROSAS. From 1994 until 1996 Christian Spuck was choreographic assistant to Marco Santi. Christian Spuck created his first choreography, the
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, in 1996 for the Stuttgart Noverre Society's "Young Choreographers". His choreographic debut was so successful that subsequently the Stuttgart Ballet as well as the Ballet of the German Opera Berlin both took the Pas de deux into their repertoire. In 1998 he created his first world premiere for the Stuttgart Ballet –
Since then Christian Spuck has created 14 world premiers for the company in Stuttgart including two full-length ballets. His innate musicality, ingenious use of space and refined sense of staging as well as his ability to competently utilise a large cast of dancers, predestined him as a creator of evening length narrative ballets. His first full-length ballet,
Lulu. A Monstre Tragedy
, after Frank Wedekind, premiered in December 2003 in the Opera House Stuttgart and was an immediate success with the audience and critics. With this work he was able to successfully and contemporarily pursue the grand tradition of the full-length narrative ballet which John Cranko has founded at the Stuttgart Ballet.
In 2006 Christian Spuck was Resident Choreographer of Hubbard Street Dance 2, Chicago, for one season, and he received the German Dance Prize "Future" for Choreography. In the same year
The Sandman
, after E.T.A. Hoffmann, premiered in the Opera House Stuttgart. After
Lulu. A Monstre Tragedy
The Children
(2004, Aalto Ballet Theater Essen) which was nominated for the "Prix Benois de la Danse" in 2005, this was Spuck's third full-length ballet.
In 2007
Don Q.
premiered in the Playhouse Theatre Stuttgart. Since 1999 the choreographer has created world premiers for numerous renowned ballet companies in Europe and the USA, among them
Morphing Games
for Mauro Bigonzettis Aterballetto (1999),
on dancers of the New York City Ballet (2000),
for the Ballet of the State Opera Berlin (2003),
The Restless
for Hubbard Street Dance 2, Chicago (2005), and
The Return of Ulysses
for the Royal Ballet of Flanders (2006). This last production was invited to the Edinburgh International Festival in 2009.
Since 2005 Christian Spuck has also worked for music theatre and film. At the Theatre in Heidelberg he staged an opera for the first time in 2005:
after a story of Edgar Allen Poe. In 2006 Christian Spuck presented "Marcia Haydée as Penelope", a dance movie starring ballet legend Marcia Haydée and Robert Tewsley, which was broadcast on Franco-German TV channel ARTE. In 2009 he staged and choreographed with great success Christoph Willibald Gluck's opera
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for Gauthier Dance, Playhouse Theater Stuttgart, has by the magazine Dance Europe been elected one of the ten most successfull dance productions in 2010 and won the German Theater Prize "Der Faust 2011". For
Christian Spuck has also been awarded the Danza&Danza-Award 2012 as Best Choreographer. In September 2011 he choreographed
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Just as there are different kinds of people, there are different kinds of food storage. We're here to help you find the right food storage solution for your needs. Think of it as insurance for your food and water supply.
You probably already have a short-term supply of food in your pantry. In North America it's common to get enough food to last a week (or more) each time you go to the grocery store.
You probably don't think of that "extra" food as survival food, but that extra can be the beginning of your food storage pantry. The food in your pantry may help you get by for a short period of time if you can't get to the store. A three-day supply of short-term "food storage" in the pantry is typical for most households. What you need to focus on now is expanding your food storage supply.
If you live in an urban area and survive by eating out almost every meal, think about building up at least a week's supply of short-term food you can throw in the cupboards. Also take a look at our article Prepping in an Urban Setting for tips and suggestions for urban preparedness. (Quick tip: MREs and Mountain House pouches don't take up a lot of room, but they deliver a lot of flavor and nutrition when a disaster makes eating out or hitting up the grocery store impossible.)
It can be difficult to find foods that are properly packaged for long-term storage. That's where Emergency Essentials comes in. We stand by our packaging; we use BPA-free, food-grade plastics, double-enameled, stainless steel metal, and metallized bags that are air-tight and water-tight. Our freeze dried meals and dehydrated foods can last up to 25 years when kept in proper storage conditions (stand-alone pouches and MREs excepted). That means that unlike those cans of tuna fish and sardines, you don't have to rotate your SuperPails, Provident Pantry or MyChoice cans, and just-add-water meals. MREs and pouches not stored in airtight buckets have a shelf life of around 7 years if kept in proper storage conditions.
You may not have thought to add seasonings, heirloom seeds, or sprouting seeds to your long-term food storage and emergency plan. It's ok to approach emergency food as basic survival food, but we think you should enjoy what you eat during an extended disaster situation! Seasonings, packaged for long-term storage, are just the thing to perk up a post-disaster meal. And having heirloom seeds stored means that you'll be able to plant a garden and have your own fresh veggies. Sprouting seeds are your food storage's under-appreciated super hero. Sprouting seeds need very little space, no dirt, and in less than a week you can grow your own nutrient-packed, fresh vegetable. How's that for handy? Including these items goes a long way to making your food storage go farther. Sprouts will also give you something like a salad in a disaster if you don't grow your own lettuce.
All food storage should be kept in cool, dark, dry places. If you can maintain a 76°F temperature (or lower) your food storage will last for its maximum shelf life—up to 25 years!
Calories are a crucial factor in your food storage planning. To determine your family's food storage needs, think first in terms of calories per person per day, and then in terms of nutrients (protein, vitamins and minerals) provided—and finally, in terms of cost per serving. Measuring servings isn't reliable because a cup of orange drink, a cup of beef stroganoff, a tablespoon of butter, and a quarter teaspoon of salt all count as a "serving." Depending upon the food choices, a person could consume three servings a day and only get 600 calories!
In high-stress situations we require more calories than usual to operate in peak condition. According to the government's dietary guidelines, under normal situations most adults need around 2,000 to 2,600 calories per day—more if very active or highly stressed. Children usually need 1,500 to 1,600 calories per day, but remember that they are growing, and by the time you need to use your emergency food supply they may be eating like adults! Read more about food storage and caloric needs.
Our Food Storage Analyzer is a wonderful tool that will help you calculate how much food storage you have, and how much more you need based on your family members' individual caloric needs.
Emergency Essentials is here to change the assumption that storage food is the stuff your Aunt Edna dusts off for family camping trips. Yes, survival food is a great option for camping food, and for keeping in your survival kits. But our selection of gourmet, freeze dried foods are also aimed to improve your quality of life, especially during an emergency or extended disaster situation. They are delicious and provide crucial nutrients in difficult and stressful times.
We strive to provide quality products with a proven long-term shelf life and a Low Price Guarantee. Here's what you won't find at Emergency Essentials: cheap MREs, cheap freeze dried food, and cheap dehydrated food. We sell quality emergency food and survival supplies at the best prices in the industry. If you find the same product for a lower price, let us know and we'll match that price. Guaranteed.
So whether you're looking for canned food storage, MREs, sprouting seeds, a wheat grinder, or a dehydrator, Emergency Essentials has it all. With a little preparation, plus some freeze dried and dehydrated food, you can build a Provident Pantry™ of your own.
If you've read our Read First article, you know that one of the first things you need to take care of in your emergency preparedness plan is an emergency kit (also called a survival kit, 72-hour kit, or a bug out bag—we use those terms interchangeably around here). In a nutshell, an emergency kit is a bag or pack that has the food, water, and gear you need to survive for a minimum of three days (72 hours), preferably longer.
The main reason to keep a kit on hand is to provide portable gear and supplies that will keep you alive and well until help arrives, or until you're able to return home, get to the safety of a shelter, or make your way to a friend or relative's home. Grab your survival kit on the way out the door and use it to get through a disaster when you need to evacuate.
If you had 2-5 minutes to gather your family and kits in a mandatory evacuation, could you do it? Or would you have to dig your kits out from under a pile of boxes in the basement or storage room?
Put it where you can grab it in a hurry. Many people keep their 72-hour kits in a coat closet or linen closet they would pass on their way to the front door. However, you should consider the layout of your home and decide the best location for your kit(s).
Your bug-out bag should have supplies that will keep you alive and healthy for a minimum of three days (again, that's a minimum—it is wise to prepare for longer stretches of time if you can). You should have supplies to meet your needs in the following categories:
Each member of your family or household should have their own bag, customized to meet their individual needs. It's a great idea to have a kit at home for each person, as well as a car emergency kit for each person. If there's no room for each person to keep a kit in the car, a larger "family-size kit" with just one of each reusable item, along with water, food, and sanitation items specific to each person could be kept in the trunk or under a bench-style seat.
If you are away from home for work, school, etc., consider keeping a small emergency kit at that location so you have supplies if a disaster strikes and you're not able to get home for a day or two—even a few hours.
Parents with children in school should work with teachers, principals, or other school authorities to coordinate a kit for each child in the school—whether it's provided by the family and kept in the child's desk or cubby, or provided by the school and kept in a designated spot in each classroom. Including some small supplies in the child's backpack is also a good idea.
Some sites encourage you to build your own fully-customized emergency kit. And we've got all the components you would need to create a one-of-a-kind, custom emergency kit for yourself. However, a lot of people simply choose to buy a pre-built kit from Emergency Essentials. Here's why:
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There's been some vibrant and intense conversations concerning LIS ed in the last few weeks, one right here in on HLS. And in the spirit of HLS, in which LIS students feel empowered to take action and agency in their own education, I believe that student organizations are one of the best tools we have.
Do we have any Baby-sitters's Club fans out there? Remember how the second chapter was always the story of how the Club was founded out of one of Kristy's Great Ideas (the chapter you always skipped after reading two or three of the books)? Well, I'm a Kristy. I always have some Great Idea (or ten or twelve) that I want to get going, and being an officer in a student organization was a great place to make that happen. Being an officer gave some legitimacy to my projects, provided a reality check when the Great Idea was a No-Way-in-Hell Idea, and, best of all, put me in the situation of being able to support and contribute to the Great Ideas of other officers and students.
Student orgs, by their nature, are student-run. So if there is an experience or a resource that your program isn't providing, student orgs can be the place to make that happen. They can respond to student needs much quicker than faculty or staff, and can be much more specific in their offerings. If a member of a student chapter of a professional organization, student members often get discounts on membership, conference fees, and continuing education webinars, as well as networking tools provided by the professional org. Service orgs not only give members a chance to put their education into practice, they also offer shining points on resumes. Special interest orgs– clubs for youth service librarians, letterpress groups, reader's advisory book clubs– each gives students the space to explore topics that contribute to personal and professional development when the classroom doesn't have the time or resources to do so.
Meeting the educational and professional needs that aren't being met in the classroom. Networking and peer interaction. Resume gold.
So why do student orgs have such a hard time?
Talking to other officers, we all share the same problems. Getting students to serve as officers is difficult. Event attendance is low, and apathy is high. I understand that students are busy, but I think that it goes much deeper than that. When I volunteered for a library funding measure (through a student org!), much like our student groups, it was the same twenty or so people active and involved. Is this just the nature of involvement? How can we make people feel invested in the actions necessary for success?
Let's make the comments section a type of brag book/wish list/gripe board. I would love to hear from people who are members or officers in online program student orgs, too! What is the best student org program or resource you've attended or offered? Does your program have any unique student groups? What services/programs/resources would you love your student orgs to offer? What about student orgs is difficult or doesn't work? What have you done that worked well?
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The biggest problem we've had in the Florida State ALA Student Chapter has been how to reach distance students, whom in our online program outnumber Tallahassee students by a factor of something like 40 to 1. I started a Twitter account as secretary & all our meetings are webcast, but I still run into people all the time in online classes who don't even realize the chapter exists, much less that it's there specifically for their benefit.
The other big issue I have is that IMO student orgs of all kinds tend to be very cliquey and subject to personality issues. It's been a constant struggle dealing with management style conflicts and differences over direction, and I really feel like this can be alienating to many students.
Advice on either of these would be very much appreciated.
I was the past treasurer of our ALA student chapter, our main problems were 1) money 2)scheduling that is convenient to everyone and 3)garnering interest since it is such a short program. IU Bloomington doesn't have many distance students (if any…) so we did not have that problem as much as other schools.
To combat these we tried to look for low cost programs, varied the times we had programs, and alternate types of programs. We tried to have at least one social event and one networking/professional speaker type event every month. We definitely increased attendance and involvement through that process, but of course it changes radically each year because it is such a short program.
I'm currently an IU student and #2 has been my problem. I work full time, so I don't get to attend much of anything, since the meetings are usually held during the day. On the other hand, since I'm taking classes part-time, I'll be around the program for several years. I wouldn't mind being more active in student orgs, but I'm just not available during the day.
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21/11/2011 § 12 Comments
I've always been a fan of the Huffington Post. It's been a great resource for (liberal) news and staying on top of viral videos. That's why I was initially excited when I heard that the site started a page dedicated to librarians. Until I clicked over. Go ahead, check it out but come right back…
…personally, my excitement quickly turned to frustration. This site feels overly sensationalized. Yes, libraries are fighting an uphill battle in terms of funding and many libraries are facing many barriers to staying open. But calling the site "Libraries in Crisis" makes it sound like the whole industry is doomed. Which it's not.
The stories featured on this site seem to fit two molds: profiles featuring libraries that are on the verge of closure or tales of the incredible effort of communities who gather donations or signatures to keep the library open (with a good mix of literary celebrities adding their voice to the cause) . It's wonderful that libraries who need help are getting their stories out and tales of success are being shared. But this site provides too narrow a view of what is really happening. We live in a time where many libraries are adapting and providing innovative resources and services for their patrons, and thus thriving. Where are those stories? Why when I read over the Huffington Post's page all I feel is sense of panic?
I was speaking with fellow library student Alyssa Vincent (and previous guest poster here at HLS), who made a great point comparing this page to HuffPo's book page. Even though we are seeing radical changes to the publishing industry, including the closing of bookstores across the country, we're not seeing alarms going off or stories that only focus on the book store closures. Why does this have to be a "libraries-in-crisis" page and not just a "library" page?
Over at The M Word, author Kathy Dempsey brings up a great point: that the stories featured on this page are an excellent starting point for discussions. We can read the comments to see what patrons are saying, what they want from their libraries and why they visit or don't visit their local library. She advocates that we don't sit on the sidelines but become active participants in the discussion. I couldn't agree more. I think that this is an excellent opportunity to try to shift the public perception of what our libraries offer.
I hope that this page has a long shelf life on the Huffington Post, but only if it evolves. I understand that stories of library closures are much sexier than the latest controversies with Overdrive, but if we want to see the libraries as a national tradition continue, we need to step away from the extremism and start proving what we are capable of. Let's see some library success stories on this page, too.
But this is just one librarian's opinion. Maybe I'm off base. Maybe this is exactly what the public needs to see to get them more interested in caring about their library. Please share you thoughts, we'd love to know what you think!
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I'd like to encourage readers to read the piece that originated the Libraries in Crisis section, written by Andrew Losowsky, the HuffPo Books Editor. He states, "We'll be looking at how today's libraries are about more than books. We'll show how they can be a community resource where reliable information and guidance is provided, free of bias and commercial influence." If we feel that they are not living up to that claim, let them know in comments!
Also, it seems strange to me that the fancy little sidebar with 'commentary' articles does not feature one single librarian, and that all the profiled folks on the page are authors and/or politicians. Hey, HuffPo, if you wanted to start a page about us, how about actually including a librarians voice! I vote for Turner to become a writer over there.
I don't know where to begin; the sensationalism is blatant and makes me very wary of the content on the page, which I have yet to peruse in depth. From the sad book graphic with the book falling over (tear!) to "Why Librarians Should Be More Like Lady Gaga" to the library sign advertising "restrooms and ideas" (was this made using a sign generator software or is it legit?) I am immediately uncomfortable with the underlying premise and journalistic angle for what appears to be most of the content on the site – as evidenced by the pithy "Libraries In Crisis."
While I have not read the content in depth, I will have my media literacy fine tooth comb with me while reading this page because the fixation on crisis doesn't make me a trusting reader. The reason I avoid most major news media outlets is because I like to think for myself, without hype and soundbites and fear-inducing graphics getting in the way of facts. The entire page screams, "Be afraid. Be very afraid." It's hard to to read content when the presentation raises so many red flags.
I've always found the HuffPo kind of trashy (their acquisition of personal-favorite blot PostBourgie aside), and this lives up to that very low expectation. Frankly the comments there are such a cesspool that I have my doubts its even possible to have a constructive discussion there, though I commend Micah for trying.
We suffer from a major lack of library advocacy in the UK. Well, we did. I like to think we don't now. The Voices for the Library website (http://www.voicesforthelibrary.org.uk/wordpress/) was set up last year by several people who decided to do something about it and push positive stories. I'm now proud to be a member of this group, having joined a few months later, although my personal website (http://www.publiclibrariesnews.com/) tends to, I am afraid, concentrate on all the negative stories that are so abhorred in the article above – but at least with practical advice on how to campaign for them.
Really, one needs both: an awareness of how great the threat to libraries is (and in the UK it's pretty darn bad – see the tally page) and an awareness of what we are in danger of losing. Combine the two and you get a righteous anger amongst library users which can be a glory to behold.
From looking at US articles too, I think that librarians on your side of the Atlantic are far more proactive in campaigning and speaking up against budget cuts than UK ones. There may be a legal or cultural difference here – in the UK, almost all librarians are too afraid to speak up for fear of losing their jobs. Libraries are directly run by the councils who decided funding and see campaigning as an open criticism that could lead to disciplinary action or worse. Of course, not speaking up also causes certain dangers.
I for one welcomed the Huff Post articles. It's an incredible thing to see any major media outlet giving space to libraries. Yes, please try to steer the articles to your way of thinking … but don't complain becuase being ignored by the media is the very worst thing that could happen. In the UK, the media ignored libraries for decades and we're paying the price for it.
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