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Monmouth University Student Research Conference on April 16
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Associate Professor of Psychology Lisa Dinella and students from the "A Field Experience in the Psychological Principals of Animal Training" were featured in the Star-Ledger on April 10.
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President Paul R. Brown invited students to join him and his wife, Joan, for the Met: Live in HD simulcast performance of La Boheme in Pollak Theatre on April 5.
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Speakers include Dr. Azza Karem, United Nations Population Fund; John K. Werner, co-founder of Citizen Schools; and David Zirin, sports correspondent for The Nation.
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Hit musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors will run in March
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This large-scale national survey answers some of the most common questions about Valentine's Day.
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Solomon Schechter Day School wins $1,000 first prize, Howell Middle School South wins $800 second prize, Red Bank Charter Schools wins $600 third prize.
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31 Jan – Eric Tsang was rather dissatisfied while attending the Guangzhou Chinese People Political Consultative Conference. Not with the result of its work report, but for the lack of variety in its meals!
According to SCMP, the actor, who has been the member of the CPPCC since 2011, attended the government's work report meeting over the weekend, but found it "lengthy and boring".
The funny man explained that he found the speeches boring and unfair to members like himself as they did not get the chance to speak in the discussions and added that the meals were also quite "frugal".
Eric joked, "It's good that they're saving a lot of money but I'm really not full enough. The dishes are a little slow, a little cold and less lively than the old days!"
The actor referred to the party's bid to cut costs and waste – also in line with the new banquet mantra of "four dishes, one soup" whereby CPPCC members dined on four dishes: a master stock platter, taro-fried bacon, snow peas, lotus root fungus and poached chicken.
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Hundreds of people witnessed one of the longest standing traditions in the city of Sparks, many of whom were no strangers to the parade on Victorian Avenue. Marcia Frugoli, owner of W.R. Adams & Son, said the Hometowne Christmas is always a sight to see during the holiday season and rivals other events in downtown Sparks.
"I think the best event they have down here is the Hometowne Christmas because it is all local people," Frugoli said. "Other events like the rib cook-off and things like that will attract tourists but this event is all about local people."
The Hometowne Christmas parade saw local boy and girl scout troops, middle and high school marching bands and many creative snowman-themed floats from local businesses and organizations. And, not to be forgotten, some classic cars courtesy of Hot August Nights enthusiasts brought some shine to the winter season.
Hot August Nights has been a supporter of the Hometowne Christmas for several years and this year its crews were manning the parade lineup, managing crosswalks on Victorian Avenue and walking through the parade tossing out candy. Hot August Nights Executive Director Tony Marini said the classic cars add a secret ingredient to the parade.
"This parade is definitely unique because you get to see some hot rods in the winter time," he said prior to the event. ""The parade is a staple of Sparks. It helps kick off the Christmas weekend for families and the kids really get into it with Santa being there. There is a little bit of everything for everybody and it is definitely a breath of fresh air during the holiday season."
Frugoli said she has witnessed the people lining the streets more than once and loves to have the local families visit her shop downtown. She said the parade's best attribute is being filled with locals and that it is put on for locals.
"It has local organizations, school children and I think it is a great deal because it is their parade. It is not something fancy that is manufactured some place," she said.
Local radio personalities were on hand to narrate the march of each group and float, adding a little more local flavor to the mix. Unique floats kept things interesting, like the Reno Video Game Symphony belting out classic Nintendo tunes dressed in costume, and groups such as the SPCA bringing their best snowman costumes and dances down the long runway.
Francine Burge, special events coordinator for the City of Sparks, said though she is new to planning the Hometowne Christmas she feels it is a great chance for the city to display the tight-knit family it resembles.
"I think the reason we continue to do the Hometowne Christmas is in the name. It emulates a small, home-town parade that not everybody does but they are great fun because they are family friendly," she said. "We had more floats this year so it is great to see the creativity and much larger floats than before so it's a pretty big parade."
Santa Claus provided the final waves to the crowd as all the entries finished the march or drive from Pyramid Way to 14th Street. The downtown area cleared out except for the final pieces of candy lying on Victorian Avenue. It is safe to say locals will continue arriving in flocks for future Sparks Hometowne Christmas events because, as Burge said, "it ties back to the whole hometowne thing and people love it (downtown)."


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We're sending out a massive congrats to June and Esthera of Peep Show Films and Roxy's own Snow team Rider Robin Van Gyn!
Back in August we announced the premiere of Peep Show Films latest creation 'Winter Wars' on the Roxy Blog…2 months later, the all girls snowboard video project has gained loads of notoriety and was recently awarded 'Best in Lo-Fi' by ESPN. If you haven't had a chance to see the film yet – it's a must see!
We phoned in Robin Van Gyn who's been busy soaking up the last bit of sunshine while surfing Mexico before the Winter season kicks off to congratulate her and the rest of the Winter Wars team.
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I think both Nolan and Callan are both solid options.
I wouldn't consider Nolan a trendy name myself, as it's a name that's been around for a very long time, and has always been well recognized (been in the top 1000 most common names since the 1880's or even before). It's certainly popular, but not trendy.
Callan actually strikes me as a bit more trendy, due to it's similarity to several other names that (I think) are rising in popularity (Cullen, Callen, Kellan, Kellen). But not to such a degree for it to be a big-deal in the decision making process.
If you like 'Cal' names, here's a few: Callum, Caledon, Calvin, Calix, Calhoun
Or some other names that strike me as somewhat similar to Callan: Kiernan/Ciarnan, Piran, Lachlan, Declan, Keenan/Cianan
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Several years ago, the Auditorium Theatre hit on an unusual idea: Seat the audience on the stage with the performers, the lights of the house serving as a glittering backdrop.
The "On Stage With …" series caught on but hit a new high point over the weekend, and not only because the event was sold out for the first time. More important, several widely admired performers converged for the occasion, titled "On Stage With … Chicago Music Legends."
Considering that singer-guitarist Frank D'Rone, singer-pianist Judy Roberts and cabaret performer Denise Tomasello shared the bill, the "Chicago Music Legends" title was justified, for each artist has been deeply identified with this city for decades. True, Roberts now lives in Arizona, but she returns every summer for several weeks of performances and remains a symbol of Chicago jazz wherever she travels. That the cast also included Roberts' husband, Chicago saxophonist Greg Fishman, and pianist Beckie Menzie, a key figure in Chicago cabaret, only underscored the hometown nature of the evening.
On paper, at least, the juxtaposition of these names may have seemed a bit odd, if only because D'Rone, Roberts and Fishman are hard-core jazz artists, while Tomasello draws wholly on cabaret traditions. But because the evening was divided into distinct halves, no musical compromises were forced upon anyone.
During the past couple of months, Roberts has played uncounted rooms across the Chicago area but hasn't sounded quite the way she did on Saturday evening. For starters, she was playing a Steinway grand of a caliber rarely encountered in jazz clubs, where pianos get beaten into submission through years of overuse.
This time, listeners could hear the intricacies of Roberts' keyboard voicings, the beauty of her touch, the complexities of her harmonies. Everything resonated beautifully, the stage of the Auditorium proving as acoustically inviting as the larger house itself always does. Surely that's why Roberts played so much piano on this night – she couldn't help herself.
In George Shearing's "Lullaby of Birdland," Roberts' extended, ultra-sophisticated chords warmly supported her silvery vocals, while Fishman's solos on tenor saxophone reminded listeners of his prowess as improviser. When the couple offered bristling two- and three-part counterpoint, you understood anew the pleasures of hearing them outside the din of a club or restaurant setting.
Roberts was a close friend of pianist Marian McPartland, who died last Tuesday at age 95, so Roberts naturally paid tribute to her mentor by playing one of McPartland's best known tunes, "Twilight World." Under Roberts' fingertips, the piece traveled to remote harmonic regions that surely would have pleased McPartland, who always savored new ideas in jazz.
D'Rone revels in a musical language honed by Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and Nat "King" Cole, all of whom publicly stated their admiration for him. The reasons were plain to hear on this evening, for at 81 D'Rone still can stretch a phrase like taffy, swing a rhythm with ferocity and cut quickly to the inner meaning of a ballad.
Many listeners identify "When Joanna Loved Me" with Bennett, but D'Rone crafted a distinctive reading, his reedy vocal quality and long, sustained lines bringing forth the bittersweet flavor of the lyric. In "Yesterday I Heard the Rain" he expressed deep, dark currents of romantic loss.
And when D'Rone picked up his guitar, he reiterated his versatility as jazz artist, especially in "Make Someone Happy," from his illuminating album "Double Exposure." The singer-guitarist has faced health challenges in recent years, but he will not allow them to silence him. Bravo.
Singer Tomasello closed the evening, and though her emotionally extravagant cabaret show represented a gear shift from the jazz opening, she offered precisely the persona that Chicagoans have come to associate with her. As ever, Tomasello combined gutsy performance with high camp, serving up soliloquies of self-congratulation – such as "I'm the Greatest Star" from "Funny Girl" – with a dash of self satire.
You had to chuckle at the local references she and lyricist Bob Moreen wrote into Stephen Sondheim's "I'm Still Here," but it was the grit of the performance that mattered most. Her rendition of Charles Aznavour's "Yesterday When I Was Young" was a bit overwrought for at least one listener's tastes, but surely no one does over-the-top as exuberantly as Tomasello.
Pianist Menzie nimbly led a trio that tried to give Tomasello some musical ballast. But who could resist a singer who asks her 99-year-old uncle to stand up in the audience and take a bow, then wends her way into the crowd – in mid-song – to kiss each of her relatives?
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Director: Wang Bing. Producer: Sylvie Faguer, Mao Hui. Cinematographer: Huang Wenhai, Li Peifeng, Wang Bing. Editor: Adam Kerby, Wang Bing. Sound. Fu Kang. Cast: Sun Ying, Sun Zhen, Sun Fen, Sun Shunbao, Sun Xinliang.
Master documentarist Wang Bing turns his camera to the most invisible and disenfranchised among the Chinese population. In a remote village perched nearly 10,000 feet up in the Yunnan highlands, three sisters – Yingying (ten years old), Zhenzhen (six years old) and Fenfen (four years old) – are left to fend for themselves. Their mother is gone, their father works in a town reachable only after a long walk and a rickety bus ride. Day in and day out, the little girls collect peat to make fire, tend sheep, wash their own clothes at a water pump and perform all sorts of chores. In spite of their hard life and constant toil, the little girls are playful and very affectionate towards each other… until one day when their father comes home. – Bérénice Reynaud
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A 2 percent rally in Japanese stocks led gains on Monday with exporters lifted by a weak yen, while Australian shares charged to a fresh four-and-a-half year high on strong corporate earnings.
The Nikkei's recent jump to 33-month highs solidifies its place as Asia's best performing stock market with a 26 percent rise over the past three months, compared to Shanghai's 17 percent and Australia's 16 percent increase.
However, some investors are warning the Japanese market is getting too hot. "The Nikkei is still at a historic P/E multiple of 30 times forward. Some people argue it's going to be 14 times on a price-to-book basis... I'm a skeptic and I don't see a substantive change in the corporate behavior of Japan," said Eddie Tam, CIO of Central Asset Investments.
Japanese finance minister Taro Aso spoke to CNBC, voicing his preference for a steady increase in stock prices.
(Poll: Did G-20 Give Markets Greenlight to Sell Yen?)
Electronic equipment makers were amid the market's highest gainers, riding on the coattails of a weaker yen with plastics manufacturer DSM soaring over 11 percent.
Banking stocks were also key sector gainers with Shinsei Bank advancing 9.5 percent and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings up over 6 percent
Chinese financial markets were marginally lower as the market resumed trade after the Lunar New Year holiday.
Liquor makers took the brunt of selling after retail sales during the week-long holiday rose at the slowest pace in four years as state-owned firms cut down spending. Kweichow Moutai, the biggest maker of baijiu liquor, fell over 4 percent.
"More gains in Chinese shares is what I see for this year overall. Short term, I won't be surprised to see some pull-back because we've seen quite a bit of run-up on Chinese A-shares since December," remarked Chi Lo, Senior Strategist at BNP Paribas Investment Partners.
Hong Kong shares fell as investors were disappointed by underperformance in Chinese onshore markets, which reopened after the Lunar New Year holiday. Investors reacted to signs of softening on mainland exchanges, with Chinese insurers and banks performing weaker.
Seoul shares finished unchanged, dragged down by automakers on the back of a strong Korean won. Hyundai Motor lost 1.9 percent while Kia Motors was down over 2 percent.
In Australia, shares of Bluescope Steel led the earnings momentum. The steel producer closed over 15 percent after posting a smaller net loss in fiscal fist-half profit compared to a year ago.
Bendigo & Adelaide Bank finished up 3 percent after better-than-expected results but drilling service provider Boart Longyear slumped as much as 9 percent after the company reported a 58 percent fall in net profit and appointed a new chief executive and chairman.
As the Australian market enters a fifth consecutive week of gains, worries are slowly surfacing about a correction. "I do think though any pull-back we get will be lackluster and small in nature. I don't think we'll go below the 4,800 level. Looking at technicals, I think the market can rally up to the 5,289 level at the moment," said Steven Hogan, Private Client Advisor at Novus Capital.
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More photos have hit the web from the Prague, Czech Republic set G.I. Joe. Apparently they were filming a action sequence on Friday which involved Snake Eyes (Ray Park) on top of a black Hummer. Ripcord (Marlon Waynes) and Scarlett (Rachel Nichols) were seen watching from the sidelines in full costume, so they're probably involved in the sequence some how. At least everyone didn't look completely stupid as they did the day before that [Re: GI Joe Set Photos: Two More Reasons Why GI Joe Might Suck].
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HOUSEWIFE superstar, Mrs Nice, is to perform in Ashbourne as part of the town's two-week festival this summer.
Barbara Nice, is the alter-ego of Janice Connolly, a comedian who was spotted while in character at a show in Manchester by Bolton comedian Peter Kay.
Having since appeared in several Kay productions, including Phoenix Nights, Janice is back touring as her favourite character.
Mrs Nice, is the international fun smuggler and mother of five dealing in the naturally occurring comedic highs of daily life.
Warren Lakin of Lakin McCarthy Entertainments said: "A supremely funny character comedian who tours the country on behalf of the opinionated suburban housewives of Stockport, she invites you to forget your troubles, be happy and join her in celebrating the here and now and making our own fun in austerity Britain.
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Local heavy metal legend Al Cisneros brings his dark, droning psych-rock collaboration with Emil Amos, an eldritch thing called OM, to the stage at Sister (407 Central NW) tomorrow night. Cisneros, of influential doom band Sleep, and Amos—who also drums in PDX post-rock outfit Grails and conjures soundscapes with Alex Hall in Lilacs & Champagne—are well known in both these parts and the metal universe for generating sounds that are massive, entrancing and louder than goddamned hell.
OM takes its moniker from the Hindu concept for the sound the universe makes; if that descriptor is anywhere near the ensemble's musical truth, then this world's vast emptiness is a triumphantly noisy affair that careens between chaos and transcendence. Robert Lowe's contributions to the band's latest release, Advaitic Songs, and touring efforts add a shimmery crunch to OM's cosmically unpronounceable, sonically arcane journey. But why read words that attempt to describe something all-at-once too simple and complicated to make words out of ... when you can take the trip yourself for 10 bucks. Opening act Watter—featuring Britt Walford of Slint and Grails' Zak Riles—takes the stage at 10pm, and this show is 21-plus. Sister • Sat Apr 19 • 10pm • $10 • 21+ • View on Alibi calendar
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Relatives of those who were on Flight MH370, which disappeared weeks ago, want answers.
An avalanche swept down Mt. Everest, killing at least 13 people.
The City settled several lawsuits from people who were arrested or cited for feeding the homeless.
Earlier this morning, a hot air balloon crashed into a house in the Sage and Unser area.
Gov. Susana Martinez addressed negative things that were said on secret audio recordings from four years ago, pero she won't say "sorry" because they were private.
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Luckily, tomorrow night, the Tannex is hosting a Yars' Revenge event. Swing by 1417 Fourth Street SW after 8pm. For $5 you get to manhandle the joysticks of two Atari Flashback systems in any of 64 classic games, including Asteroids, Centipede, Pitfall!, Breakout and possibly the single most embarrassing video game of all time, Video Checkers. (Kidding, of course; E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial has that "honor.")
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University of Connecticut Women's Team Destroys Notre Dame in NCAA Final
But does basketball matter if few people watch?
A week ago, the NCAA Division I basketball tournament reached its apex. And the University of Connecticut won. Nope, not the men's game, which was fantastic, sure, but the women's game. It was truly historic, and not just according to the wonks at 538, the newly minted sports blog from famed statistician Nate Silver. While there have been undefeated teams ostensibly playing for a national championship before—in college football at least—that's never been the case in basketball.
Many say the latest victory for the UConn women represents an endorsement of their coach, Geno Auriemma. With long-time rival Pat Summitt retired, it seems as though almost no one can stand in the way of the Huskies and their long-running records. Notre Dame fought valiantly for their place as the spoiler, and maybe if they'd had Natalie Achonwa or Ace playing alongside her senior teammates, things could have gone differently.
There's no shame in losing to this UConn team, but there are definitely columnists who have wondered if all those Husky wins piling up are leading to Geno and Co. fatigue. While Mechelle Voepel argues that UConn's winning ways are good for women's basketball overall, there's definitely room for disagreement. Kate Fagan reasons that games are better when they're truly competitive and if Notre Dame represents the best team that UConn had to face, things are getting into a bad place. The bottom line: We need a multitude of better teams, not just UConn.
The takeaway a week later, with almost no one talking about the women's game, despite the WNBA Draft already occurring, is that NCAA Division I basketball is still all about the men's game. March Madness, to most people, means men's games exclusively. Even if—or rather, when—two undefeated teams play, something that has never happened in the sport before, there's very little attention for the women. Something needs to change.
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Porsche Boxster review
Few cars are better than the Porsche Boxster for delivering driving thrills - it's no surprise that it's Auto Express' 2013 Best Roadster
Could the Porsche Boxster be the ultimate open-top sports car? It offers a mix of sharp handling, everyday usability, attractive price and reasonable running costs that rivals such as the BMW Z4 and Mercedes SLK can only dream of matching. The Boxster comes in two guises – the standard 2.7-litre car and the faster 3.4-litre Boxster S. Both cars are lighter and faster than their predecessors, yet fuel economy is improved, too. In fact, the Boxster is so good that it almost makes the more expensive Porsche 911 Cabriolet an irrelevance.
Our choice: Boxster 2.7
The Porsche Boxster is following the lead of its bigger 911 brother, and the latest version's looks are just an evolution of the last car. Yet despite this cautious approach and compact dimensions the Boxster looks fantastic. There are hints of the Porsche Carrera GT supercar in its wide and purposeful stance, while the large air intakes behind the doors and integrated rear spoiler leave you in no doubt about its performance potential. The entry level Boxster is identified by its oval centre exit exhaust and 18-inch alloys wheels, while the faster and more expensive S gets twin exit tailpipe and 19-inch rims. As you'd expect from a Porsche, the interior is beautifully built and well laid out.
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Absolutely awesome - really want one of these... Hope it can turn around the mass opinions of Boxsters as hair dressers cars...
This car has the same problem that all boxsters have had and will ever have, you only buy it if you cannot afford a 911.
This really is a very tired and ridiculous cliche based on the worst kind of snobbery and people ought to recognise its stupidity and stop using it. You could more correctly say that is a car for intelligent people with more sense than money !! See a Boxster for what it is, a brilliant drivers car, not for a vulgar display of wealth.
Tom, you're an idiot. Did you read the review, and the statement that it "almost makes the 911 cabriolet an irrelevance?
This cliche is so stupid, and is only quoted by the stupid. Do people who only buy M3s because they "can't afford" M5s? Or the same for any other brand's model range?
The Boxster is an excellent car, and much better value than the base 911 cab, which offers no appreciable performance advantage. As Captain sensible says, it depends how important saying you drive a 911 is to you.
Most of Boxsters critics will never be able to afford one anyway.
Go back to your Playstation you prat.
They are not. They are pretty much universally known as one of the best driver's cars on the market.
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I am finally getting around to installing the shower trim kits in my master shower (dual-head, dual valve). I'm really hoping that someone can help me identify the rough-in, as I believe it to be mainstream. My rough-in work was done by my plumber who unfortunately is no longer in the business nor the area and is unreachable, so I'm reaching out to this forum, which has been incredibly helpful in the past to see if someone can help direct me.
My guess is Moen or Delta, but not sure.
The third photo (kinda blurry) is one of the handles only. On each of the two faucets, there is a Cold and a Hot shutoff and the main temp control valve.
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It is a Grohe #34-124, which is being discontinued, but for now their thermostatic trim kits will fit it.
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