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The TapIt Cap brings beer growlers into the 21st century, keeping beer fresh longer.
The TapIt Cap
The TapIt Cap is a patent-pending design that ensures the beer in your growler remains fresh and carbonated. Don't know what a growler is? Growlers are used to transport beer home from craft breweries. They are reusable and are more ecologically friendly than bottles or cans, even if you recycle.
Why does the growler need an upgrade?
I had the idea when my homebrew partner told me his father had quit using growlers because the beer went flat too quickly. Buying craft beer in growlers is less expensive, but the value decreases when the beer isn't consumed in one evening and goes flat after 12 hours. A capped growler can sit for a week or longer depending on how carefully it was filled. But after the first beer is poured from a growler, air flows in to replace the beer. Oxidation leads to bad flavors in the beer just a few hours after opening and the beer becomes flat. I realized that I, too, had begun to purchase fewer growlers. The TapIt Cap has changed the way my friends and I buy and brew beer.
The reactions of beer drinkers who have used the TapIt Cap prototype have been very encouraging. Their excitement over my design has been a huge motivation and has inspired me to bring this product to the market. The first time professional brewer Bill Eye (shown in the video) saw a prototype, he asked the price and when he would be able to purchase the TapIt Cap. I didn't have to tell him what it was, he recognized the function and potential immediately. Everyone in the beer industry who has seen the TapIt Cap knows what an important addition this device will be to the craft beer industry.
Other companies have unsuccessfully tried to create products that do what the TapIt Cap accomplishes. My design works with the readily available glass growler, which thousands of craft breweries use every day.
My goal is to manufacture a quality product that is affordable for beer lovers. Outsourcing in the US has driven down prices on manufacturing equipment so that existing plastic injection molding machines are now available at prices affordable for a small startup company. I plan on using those low prices on the equipment, as well as higher quantity purchase prices on the tech components, to my advantage and manufacture the product in a small warehouse in Denver. Not only will this allow me better control over the quality of the product, but I will also have the opportunity to create jobs.
As soon as my Kickstarter goal is achieved, I plan to purchase the identified equipment and begin production. My manufacturing consultant has helped me create a timeline for production. The molds will be created by an existing plastics manufacturer after three months. Vendors have been explored and identified for all components and materials.
The TapIt Cap will enable me to follow my entrepreneurial spirit and contribute to the craft beer industry with the same passion I have for the beer they brew. With your help, the TapIt Cap will change how craft beer is enjoyed.
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Having a safe and easy to clean product is essential to the success of my product. Food grade components are more expensive to manufacture. Finding vendors that can assure a high level of quality has been a challenge.
I have had some trouble already with a potential vendor for a crucial part of the production design. While I believe they would have been ideal, their Non-Disclosure Agreement had a clause that gave them the right to manufacture the TapIt Cap for their own profit after 10 years. Needless to say negotiations broke down. We have already found 2 different vendors that are more inclined to build a lasting relationship.
We do, it's the little white dot in the video at 0:40 in. Managing the internal growler PSI has been my highest priority throughout the development process. During transportation growlers frequently go above 9 psi as a result of warming up and jostling. I have tested failure rates with growlers and have never had one fail below 100 psi. The average is around 112.
I have a concern about something mentioned in the video. The changes that you say are going onto the final version seem like it would make the TapIt Cap quite-a-bit taller. Growlers barely fit in my fridge already.
There has been some concern about the height. I've been keeping mine in the door of my fridge so height hasn't been an issue for me. After some discussion we've decided that we won't be making any changes that increase the height of the TapIt Cap.
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This looks like an awesome idea and I'd love to help fund you, however none of your items ship outside the US. Any reason you aren't shipping to Australia, even for an extra fee?
We now have shipping available for outside of the US.
Does it use a single size cartridge or could you use any cartridge with a specific thread size? Assuming a single size, how many growler's can you "tap" with a single cartridge?
It can use either a 12 or 16 gram cartridge that can be threaded or unthreaded. The number of growlers per beer varies based on a number of factors including beer type, but the main factor is temperature. I get between 8-10 growlers per 16 gram cartridge.
At this time, the TapIt Cap does not adapt to different sized growlers. I picked the current threaded version because it is the most widely used. I have every intention of manufacturing TapIt Caps that can fit other growler types and after the rewards have been filled we will begin producing them.
Will the special edition prototype be the one featured in the video or will it have the CO2 canister at the top and have a tap instead of a faucet?
The prototype reward will be the same as the one shown in the video.
I plan to retail the TapIt Cap for under $50.
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Deputies with the Mercer County Sheriff's Department are investigating an armed robbery reported this morning at a mobile home park near Princeton.
The incident was reported 1 a.m. at the Winfrey Mobile Home Park, said Deputy D.A. Furches.
Two men kicked down the back door of a home and demanded money. They may have fled on foot, Furches said. One of the men was armed with a pistol.
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Being new to Capistrano, I am looking for suggestions on a good capistrano deployment strategy for our needs.
We have a capistrano task to deploy the entire code base as a new release of the application. Works just fine, but in addition we need to be able to frequently (daily, 2-3 days) deploy a set of application files, followed by running a few system commands.
The only requirement is that the server not be restarted. Would we be best served by creating a new capistrano task that deploys the necessary files with the standard setup (current folder linked to the most recent release folder) and then using a symbolic link from within the application (deploy #1) to point to deploy #2's current?
Any suggestions/comments appreciated.
Another task is the way to go. If the application files are ruby files like models etc you need to restart to load them in otherwise you will get errors. What kind of files are you deploying.
Can l ask why you can't restart the server? also are you running passenger or ngix?
Why don't you restart your server manually through Shell. are you using mongrel ?
I could be wrong, but Eric might be referring to data files of some sort and not necessarily code. If this is the case, I'm right there with Michael. Go with a new Capistrano task. That would be the perfect solution in fact, since you can customize each action that is taken by the task.
Another thought about this sorta thing though. If you are indeed talking about periodically moving data into your application, I believe you'd be MUCH better suited with hosting a second application that can serve data through a secure API. That way, you could just have your production Rails app either use a cron job or user interaction to trigger the pulling of data up to your server instead of relying on a regular manual uploading.
Now, if you ARE talking about code, specifically code that would require a restart (such as a model), you definitely should be restarting the server anyway, and I'd say just stick with regular deployments.
Thanks for the replies. I'll try to address some of the questions.
The files to be deployed are classes (so code, not data). The code essentially follows the factory pattern, where abstract methods are overwritten. At this point, we are using self.instance_eval to pull in said methods and the classes are registered in a database during the Capistrano task. We considered using Rails' ability to dynamically load classes, but we warned of memory leak concerns and opted against that choice.
It's not that we can't restart the server at deployment, the concern is the frequency at which the server would be being brought down and the impact that might have on our ActiveResource setup (two Rails apps talking to and relying upon one another).


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I wish there were more days for nights like those, where we could just sit there enjoy each others company and do absolutely nothing. But with there only being 21 days left until the summer (not that I am counting) there is so much to do in such little time. This is crunch time, get the last round of assignments done before finals week. But it is all good. This is what college is for, to learn something every once in a while. With such little time left though it is so hard to get my mind in gear. I can see summer vacation. I can see the Kentucky Derby Festival. It is so hard to focus. But I know I can do it. I just have to really put my mind to it.I cannot believe there is such little time left in the semester.
This is such a bittersweet moment. With there being such little time left, I just keep thinking about all of the awesome things that are coming up in my life. Over the summer I will be working for Group Mission Trips. I will be traveling around the country putting on service trips for high schoolers. It will be such an awesome experience. Then in the fall, instead of returning to Bellarmine University with all of my friends, I will be studying abroad at a school in Switzerland!!! I am so excited for the opportunity to study at a foreign school and live in a country where I can grow and learn so much.
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briefly: indispensable for voices, lead and solo...
delay plugin that will give you all you need from delay, one big missing for me was that there is no filter and resonance for the delay signal - but i know that it was not on the original cooper time cube MK || but i wish it will be this thing inside...
You don't need this but you'll want it. It has a unique sound unlike any other delay I've tried.
Just love this plugin. I have a few different delays, but this one is overall the best and often come back to this after trying others. The immediacy of it makes it a breeze to use and it just sounds great! Never used the original so can't comment on it's authenticity but who cares! I use it on vocals, drums (mainly snare), acoustic / electric guitar. Pretty much works on anything in a lead or backing context. Awesome!
Nice sounding delay, good for the usual subtle delay stuff, great slap back but if you go mad with it you can get some great looping effects, it becomes a bit of an instrument. Good stuff.
This is one of the better delay/doublers I have used.
It has an organic feel and always feels within my control.
I agree with those who praise it's quality of sitting well in the mix.
I did not know exactly what to expect from a plugin meant to model a garden hose. However, it has come to be my favorite snare drum enhancer of all time. It adds heft to drums while providing as little or much delay to each channel as dialed in. Very nifty!
The Cooper Time Cube MkII made my life a lot easier and more fun, too.
From subtle to extreme there are lots of options to get creative juices flowing.
The ability to create space around a singer or instrument with two different very short delays gives outstanding results. You won't even notice that it is there until it's gone.
No Handbook needed - instant fun!
I love the cooper time cube. When I saw the video Fab did with Joe Chicarelli I was blown away by what it could do for a vocal. After getting the apollo i got the plug in and was blown away how easily i got to the same settings he used for the Young the Giant song. My clients always smile when I hook up this plug in. UA ROCKS!!!
tried the demo was surprized how good it sounded on guitar also used on vox had to buy this plugin . Make instruments & vox fit well in mix with a warm sounding delay
I've been looking for a delay for quite a while that is easier to get the results I've wanted. Dials that allow for more precise manipulation of the left and right delay time. Delay that's not muted and muddy. This unit has a nice clear delay and is quick to set. Nice pre-sets as well.
Am I missing something, but I compared this with the Roland Space Echo for both reverb and doubling effects and the Cooper Time Cube sounded much better for the doubling of vocals. Why all the comparisons with the Roland units reverb only? I much preferred the Copper Time for doubling and it was the best effect for that use that I've heard so far. So, if you're looking for a great vocal doubler, look no further. If you prefer the reverb of the Roland that's another question.
I was gleaming, till my Apollo started crashing.Check out all the inconsistent crashing problems with Apollo interfaces and UAD satellites for which there is certainly no apparent cure.
BIG WELL KNOWN PROBLEM to seemingly a lot of folks, but I was taken in by all the hype. UA got me for the price of the Apollo quad and at least that much more in plugins. Spec'd out 2013 MBP won't run the Apollo on any of the UAD firmwares either above or below 7. Great plugins, LEMON of an interface, and the problem goes on and on, well over a year. I thought UA was GREAT, now I think UA is "slick". Lost my endorsement and my now $7000 "loaded" Apollo Quad goes on the shelf, for who knows how long.... Total BULL$HIT UA!
The coloration is quite interesting and unique. But the Roland RE-201 has been the king of echo fxs and in my opinion it still is. If you have the money pick this up. But if you have the RE-201…..you don't need this.
i think i can replace it with Roland 201 in some cases.
actually, it is gonna be cool to see something usefull from UA, not another "unique" delay or SSL stuff.
for example, dolby tape machine or distressor emulator.
Yes of course it's a Delay.
Technically it's two delays, a two band EQ with High Pass Filter and a little bit of a vintage emulation. This all add up to a great tool, to fatten up vocals widen up the sound to give it more impact. Personally I have been looking to long in reverbs to make a thin voice bigger. This delay achieves it more easily, given it's great stereo flexibility and the EQ it nicely quick to get the big sound. Maybe put just a little bit of the EMT 140 on it - Yummy
Easy, powerful, awesome!!
Great stuff,I swindled this for free with my $100 gift from quad purchase and a $50 gift so yeah,what I got for free.That's a great policy of UA,reward the people that shell out for an apollo quad cause we rule
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Used this plugin on vocals and wow! my vocal tracks sound like the top 10 vocals. A lot of pro engineers use this baby!
I've used the Waves h-delay for a long time and it's nice. The cooper is pretty awesome, the warmth that it contains in the delay - as in the coils, is a very pleasing sound. It's easy to overuse, but it can do great things with doubling/thickening. I also like how it's a tool for coloration, not just a delay - anything you put through it has a subtle difference, usually for the better used in the right circumstances.
Very simple to use as well. Overall very useful and pleasing to use.
AAAAAH HA HA HA HA!!! This plugin amazes me more and more. I never worked with the hardware version but I have worked with most of the other old school analog "go to's" for delay, reflection and stereo spread and I can say that this tool covers a broad expanse of duties and continues to find its way deeper into my projects. This is another one which shines from the subtle to the extreme and does it all with awesome character and light processor load. Try it, you'll buy it.


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As you could expect, when it comes to the BCS and its version of Selection Sunday, there is a ton of reaction from the sports blogosphere. Here are a few that caught my eye and do a good job of portraying the madness that went down this past weekend.
- Epic Carnival's WTC has some really good observations, including thoughts about Pitt's stunning win over WVU.
- The Georgia Sports blog offers their reaction to the realization UGS, last week's 4th ranked BCS team (ahead of LSU), wasn't going to championship game. They also do a good job of illustrating that the BCS does indeed need changes.
- Deadspin points out a good argument against Ohio State from the Keith Law, a columnist for ESPN among other duties:
Playing the 43rd-strongest schedule in Division I-A – excuse me, the Football Bowl Subdivision – they beat the snot out of several weak opponents, beat an unranked Michigan State team by one score, and lost to Illinois. They never played a team ranked in the top 20 in the country. Their nonconference games were a joke: Washington, the last-place team in the Pac 10; Akron and Kent State, the bottom two teams in the Mid-American Conference's East Division; and Youngstown State, which I can't even find on the
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Lyman School custodian Larry Lebeda spreads ice melt on the sidewalk in front of Presho Elementary before the late-start of school Tuesday morning. Snow and a cold northwest wind hit the area Monday, Jan. 16 leaving behind a couple of inches of snow and a Tuesday morning low in the single digits. A big change from the unusually warm temperatures of 50s and 60s the area has been experiencing this month. The forecast calls for a rebound by the weekend when temps are expected to be back in the mid-forties.
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Conservatory Theatre Company closes season with classic Irish comedy, The Playboy of the Western World
Point Park University's Conservatory Theatre Company closes its 2013-2014 season with a production of John Millington Synge's classic Irish comedy, The Playboy of the Western World, April 11-19 in the Rauh Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse.
Conservatory Dance Company at Point Park University features students showcasing work by accomplished faculty
Point Park University's Conservatory Dance Company presents the work of several accomplished dance faculty Feb. 21 - March 2 at the George Rowland White performance studio in the University's downtown dance complex.
Upcoming Productions
Conservatory Theatre Company presents rock musical 'Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson'
Directed by Michael McKelvey, the show previews Feb. 20, runs Feb. 21-March 2 at Pittsburgh Playhouse
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The REP presents Pittsburgh premiere of gripping, award-winning contemporary drama 'Heads'
Directed by John Shepard, show previews Jan. 30, runs Jan. 31-Feb. 16 at Pittsburgh Playhouse.
Conservatory Dance Company presents 'Contemporary Choreographers'
Featuring four cutting-edge choreographers of national and international renown, performances run Nov. 15-24 at the George Rowland White Performance Studio, downtown.
Patrick Cassidy directs Point Park Conservatory Theatre Company's 2013-2014 season-opener 'Oklahoma!'
Oklahoma! opens Friday, Oct. 18, and runs through Sunday, Oct. 27, with a preview on Thursday, Oct. 17, in the Rockwell Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse. Performances will be at 8 p.m., Thursdays through Saturdays, and 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
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The REP Presents World Premiere of Pittsburgh Playwright Tammy Ryans's Soldier's Heart
Directed by John Amplas, Soldier's Heart previews on Thursday, Sept. 26, and runs Sept. 27-Oct. 13, in the Studio Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse, 222 Craft Ave. Performances are 8 p.m., Thursday – Saturday, and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Upcoming productions
The REP opens 2013-2014 season with Arthur Miller's All My Sons
Directed by Robert A. Miller, All My Sons previews on Thursday, Sept. 5, and runs Sept. 6-22, in the Rauh Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse, 222 Craft Ave. Performances are 8 p.m., Thursday – Saturday, and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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New Playhouse will be Artistic Lab in Downtown Pittsburgh
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The new Playhouse is designed to be a six-story teaching and performance venue that will provide world-class professional spaces for everything from classical to unconventional productions.
Upcoming productions
Patrick Cassidy to Direct Oklahoma!
Oklahoma! opens Friday, Oct. 18 and runs through Sunday, Oct. 27, at the Rockwell Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse. The production opens the Conservatory Theatre Company's season, which runs Oct. 18-April 19, 2014.
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Point Park University; July 15, 2013
COPA Alumni Lauren Garson and Ian Spring are working for Parsons Dance, a contemporary dance company in New York.
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- The Playboy of the Western World April 16, 2014
- Playboy of the Western World April 15, 2014
- Nottage's 'Vera Stark' is entertaining satire March 31, 2014
- By the Way, Meet Vera Stark Podcast Review March 28, 2014
- The REP's By the Way, Meet Vera Stark March 26, 2014
- Rep's 'Vera Stark' has a lot of ground to cover March 26, 2014
- In a fine 'Vera Stark,' comedy jousts with a dark theme March 25, 2014
- Where is Vera Stark? March 24, 2014
- It's Not Blood, It's a Metaphor March 04, 2014
- Conservatory Dance Company at Point Park University February 27, 2014
- BBAJ: This dynamite evening of theater enthralled me from beginning to end. February 27, 2014
- College Casts Produce Fine Musicals February 26, 2014
- Former President Jackson Goes Bloody Crazy February 24, 2014
- A Bloody Good Time February 21, 2014
- "Heads" takes poignant look at wartime imprisonment February 03, 2014
- The REP's Heads February 05, 2014
- The REP Explores Dark Side February 05, 2014
- Dance review: Point Park students find Petrov's magic in 'Romeo and Juliet' December 13, 2013
- 'The Alchemists' Lab' is 'simply about the astonishing amount of fun that theater can be' December 12, 2013
- Stage review: Whirligig plot drives fun-filled 'Alchemists' Lab' December 12, 2013
- Contemporary Choreographers show 'intense,' 'crowd-pleasing,' 'wonderfully crafted' November 20, 2013
- Review: 'Hecuba' at Point Park University November 13, 2013
- 'Burgh Vivant reviews 'Hecuba' with the Conservatory Theatre Company November 12, 2013
- Oklahoma! at Point Park Conservatory October 23, 2013
- Stage review: 'Heart' is a searing journey through victim's pain review October 03, 2013
- Review: 'Soldier's Heart' has lessons to teach October 02, 2013
- The REP's Soldier's Heart October 02, 2013
- I Have Seen The Enemy and It is Us - 'Soldier's Heart' Review September 30, 2013
- One Marine's Homecoming from Iraq at PGH Playhouse September 27, 2013
- Review: War-profiteering play still hits home with audiences September 16, 2013
- All My Sons at The Playhouse REP September 11, 2013
- The REP captures intense emotions of Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons' September 09, 2013
- Review: Lovely swan songs mark the opening of 'Honk Jr.' May 16, 2013
- 'Antarktikos' set to make audience warm to cold continent March 20, 2013
- "Definitive Pittsburgh August" September 12, 2012
April 17, 2014
A real challenge for Point Park dancers
By Sara Bauknecht | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
For close to 10 years, the Point Park Conservatory Dance Company's annual mixed repertory program at Byham Theater has become a rite of passage of sorts for its students.
April 16, 2014
Point Park's prestigious dance program marks 10 years of an annual Downtown showcase
By Steve Sucato | Pittsburgh City Paper
Point Park University dance alumni seem to be everywhere: on Broadway, and in national touring shows and dance companies, on television and in the movies.
April 08, 2014
The Playboy of the Western World
Point Park University's Conservatory Theatre Company is closing its 2013-2014 season with a production of John Millington Synge's classic Irish comedy, The Playboy of the Western World.
March 28, 2014
Point Park's Conservatory Theatre Company to Stage Playboy of the Western World
Point Park University's Conservatory Theatre Company closes its 2013-2014 season with a production of John Millington Synge's classic Irish comedy, The Playboy of the Western World, April 11-19 in the Rauh Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse.
March 21, 2014
Director relishes Hollywood history lesson in Rep play
By Sharon Eberson | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The play at hand is what Tome Cousin calls "a full package" for a director with his interests. There's music and movement for the choreographer in him, and it's a history lesson on film, which these days is right in his wheelhouse.
March 20, 2014
Pittsburgh Playhouse's 'Vera Stark' opens up color barriers of the past
By Alice T. Carter | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
When Tome Cousin went to see "By the Way, Meet Vera Stark" during its New York City run, he had no idea it would introduce him to a seldom-discussed period in African-American film history.
March 19, 2014
Point Park tackles Hollywood racism in 'By the Way, Meet Vera Stark'
By Genea L. Webb | New Pittsburgh Courier
The Rep, Point Park University's professional theater company, is ending its 2013-2014 season with the comedic production "By the Way, Meet Vera Stark," which follows the seven-decade journey of an African-American maid and aspiring actress in the 1930s and her complicated relationship with her boss, a White Hollywood star who is desperate to hold on to her fledgling career.
March 03, 2014
The REP to Present BY THE WAY, MEET VERA STARK, 3/20-4/6
The REP, Point Park University's professional theatre company, continues its compelling 2013-2014 season with Pulitzer Prize-winner Lynn Nottage's Hollywood satire, By the Way, Meet Vera Stark.
February 27, 2014
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Why you should go: Where else can you see America's seventh president singing, dancing and carrying on like a contemporary rock star?
February 20, 2014
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
Director Michael McKelvey talks to 'Essential Pittsburgh' host Paul Guggenheimer on WESA-FM about the colorful life of our nation's seventh president as portrayed in the rock musical, "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson."
February 07, 2014
Conservatory Theatre Company to Stage BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW JACKSON, 2/20-3/2
Point Park University's Conservatory Theatre Company presents Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, a raucous and unique rock musical that reinvents America's seventh president as a contemporary rock star.
January 30, 2014
Point Park theater company's 'Heads' examines issues greater than war zone
By Alice T. Carter | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
The REP, Point Park University's professional theater company, continues its three-part examination of war and its impact with the Pittsburgh premiere of "Heads." EM Lewis' war-zone hostage drama follows "All My Sons," Arthur Miller's post-World War II drama that began the season, and Tammy Ryan's "Soldier's Heart," which focused on the effect of sexual abuse on women serving in the military in the Middle East.
January 30, 2014
'Heads' looks at intimate battle for survival in war zone
By Sharon Eberson | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
With EM Lewis' "Heads," The Rep, the professional company of Point Park University, goes deep into the Iraqi war zone to reveal two pairs of hostages: a TV journalist and jaded war photographer in one cell, and a woman from a British embassy with a long-timer, an American engineer, in the other. Neither pair knows of the other's existence, and all cope with the constant dread and survival instincts in different ways.
January 22, 2014
Grand Prix proves Point Park prominent in dance world
For Peter Merz, a longtime coach of Youth America Grand Prix (YAGP) and head of ballet at the University, his wish for the YAGP to be hosted in Pittsburgh has come true.
January 20, 2014
Blending Sustainability with History in the Academic Village
by Cheryl Valyo | The Point, Winter 2014
As the University turns its attention to the footprint of the new Pittsburgh Playhouse, it will employ the same attention to detail, with an eye toward restoring what can be restored and reusing details of what cannot be salvaged based on the condition of the properties.
January 17, 2014
The REP to Present EM Lewis' HEADS, 1/30-2/16
The REP, Point Park University's professional theatre company, continues its compelling 2013-2014 season with the Pittsburgh premiere of EM Lewis' heart-wrenching prize-winning drama, Heads.
January 10, 2014
Tony Award-winning Point Park alum Rob Ashford nominated for Directors Guild Award
Point Park alumnus and Tony Award-winner Rob Ashford has received a Directors Guild Award nomination for directing The Sound of Music Live! on NBC last month. Ashford and co-director Beth McCarthy-Miller were nominated in the category of Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Movies for Television and Mini-Series. This is Ashford's first Directors Guild Award nomination.
December 13, 2013
Award-wining singer Ann Hampton Callaway hosts master class at Point Park
Award-winning singer-songwriter Ann Hampton Callaway visited campus during the fall 2013 semester to host a master class with Conservatory of Performing Arts students. Callaway was in town to perform The Streisand Songbook with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra at Heinz Hall.
December 10, 2013
Conservatory Theatre Company to Stage THE ALCHEMIST'S LAB, 12/10-15
Point Park University presents an original, irreverent comedy, The Alchemists' Lab, directed, written and devised by Gab Cody in collaboration with students of the Conservatory Theatre Company.
December 09, 2013
Dance preview: Final steps in 67 years of dance
By Jane Vranish / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"Romeo and Juliet" was the ballet that virtually started it all for Nicolas Petrov. It was the first professional production that he saw as a student in Yugoslavia. Now he will come full circle as the full-length ballet is revived at Point Park University, marking his final bow in a 67-year dancing career.
December 08, 2013
Petrov's long ballet career comes full circle with 'Romeo and Juliet'
By Mark Kanny / Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Presenting the ballet "Romeo and Juliet" in 1971 in Pittsburgh was one of many highlights of Nicolas Petrov's life in dance. It began in the Balkans during the early years of the Cold War and included founding both the dance department at Point Park University and Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre.
December 05, 2013
Point Park grad directs NBC's 'Sound of Music'
Point Park University graduate Rob Ashford will direct Thursday's NBC's live production of "The Sound of Music."
December 05, 2013
Point Park U. Conservatory Dance Company Restaging 'Romeo & Juliet'
Choreographer Dr. Nicolas Petrov stops by to talk more about his restaging of "Romeo & Juliet" for Point Park University's Conservatory Dance Company on KDKA-TV's "Pittsburgh Today Live" morning show.
December 04, 2013
Professor creates play for Conservatory students
By Kineen Dillard / The Globe
As a classically trained actor, playwright and filmmaker, Gab Cody wanted to create a one-of-a-kind show for conservatory students, inspired by their fresh talent.
December 04, 2013
Pittsburgh's father of professional ballet — and of Point Park's dance program — retires
By Steve Sucato / Pittsburgh City Paper
When Nicolas Petrov assumed the directorship of the Pittsburgh Playhouse's ballet school, in 1967, no one could have foreseen that within a few years, the Yugoslavian-born dancer and choreographer would forever alter the Pittsburgh dance landscape by founding two of its major institutions: Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre and Point Park University's renowned dance department.
December 04, 2013
'Romeo and Juliet' ballet to tribute retiring professor
By Alexandra Zegar / The Globe
The classic ballet returns to Point Park to 'pay homage' to professor's 'legacy.' In October 1971, dance professor Nicolas Petrov choreographed the first American production of Sergei Prokofiev's famous work.
November 20, 2013
Conservatory Dance Company presents Nicolas Petrov's 'Romeo and Juliet'
Point Park University's Conservatory Dance Company will honor renowned choreographer Nicolas Petrov with a production of Romeo and Juliet Dec. 10-15 in the Rockwell Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse.
November 08, 2013
Conservatory Theatre Presents HECUBA, Now thru 11/24
Point Park University's Conservatory Theatre Company presents a refreshingly new take on Euripides' classic Greek tragedy, Hecuba, directed by Monica Payne.
November 06, 2013
Playhouse to show Greek tragedy
By Alexandra Zegar / The Globe
When Melessie Clark found out she was cast as the lead for the Greek tragedy "Hecuba," she knew she had some studying to do.
October 17, 2013
Preview: 'Oklahoma' puts Shirley Jones' son Patrick Cassidy in touch with the past
By Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Patrick Cassidy brings up his mother without a prompt. The proud son of a famous parent, himself a veteran of stage and screen, is directing "Oklahoma!" for Point Park University's Conservatory Theatre Company at the Pittsburgh Playhouse.
October 16, 2013
Broadway star directs Conservatory's 'Oklahoma!'
By Mandy Toledo / The Globe
Patrick Cassidy is best known for his time on stage, but for his latest show he will be found in the director's chair.
October 15, 2013
Auditions for The REP and Conservatory Theatre Company Spring productions announced
Equity Principal Auditions for Pittsburgh premiere of Heads by EM Lewis announced. Conservatory Theatre Company spring audition information for current Conservatory of Performing Arts students available.
October 07, 2013
Patrick Cassidy Does OKLAHOMA! His Own Way
by Nick Frost / WESA-FM
Broadway star Patrick Cassidy is in town directing the musical OKLAHOMA! at Point Park University. He's been in show business his entire life thanks to his famous mother, actress Shirley Jones. She starred in the film version of OKLAHOMA!
September 26, 2013
Tammy Ryan goes to dark places in Soldier's Heart
By Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Tammy Ryan insists she doesn't want to go to the dark places her plays tend to go, but when a subject finds her, she's all in. In the world premiere play "Soldier's Heart," she zeroes in on the aftereffects of sexual assault in the military and its web of victims.
September 26, 2013
Soldier's Heart Strikes Deep into Painful Territory
By Alice Carter / Pittsburgh Tribune Review
"Soldier's Heart," Shadyside resident Tammy Ryan's latest play, moves between the past and present in Casey's home somewhere in Western Pennsylvania and the combat zones of Iraq, as it examines the events that changed Casey and their effect on her life and the lives of those around her.
September 16, 2013
Setting the Stage: Behind the Scenes at the Playhouse
By Cheryl Valyo / The Point
When audiences attend productions at Point Park University's Pittsburgh Playhouse, what they see on stage represents the work of not only the performers but also dozens of student and faculty artists with expertise in the field of design, stage management and technical production. "The Conservatory of Performing Arts offers our students a wealth of opportunities with excellent mentorship and professional connections," says Stephanie Mayer-Staley, head of design.
September 09, 2013
Photo Flash: First Look at The REP's ALL MY SONS at Pittsburgh Playhouse
The REP, Point Park University's professional theatre company, opens its 2013-2014 season with All My Sons, Arthur Miller's riveting story of a seemingly All-American family caught up in the struggle between personal responsibility and their duty to the nation. Directed by Robert A. Miller, All My Sons runs now through September 22 in the Rauh Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse.
September 06, 2013
Robert Miller Directs Arthur Miller's All My Sons at The REP; Performances Begin Sept. 6
All My Sons, directed by Robert A. Miller, son of playwright Arthur Miller, begins performances Sept. 6 at The REP. The production, written by Miller's father, runs through Sept. 22 at Point Park University's professional theatre company.
September 05, 2013
All My Sons: Universal Themes and American Theatre
By Ramesh / Pittsburgh Playhouse Blog
The importance of Arthur Miller's All My Sons to theatre in the United States and worldwide cannot be ignored. When Miller began writing this play – the inspiration for Joe Keller's crime came from a true story that occurred during World War II – his career as a playwright was in doubt. His first and only play produced on Broadway, The Man Who Had All the Luck, had been a failure, lasting only four performances in November 1944.
September 05, 2013
The REP director seeks to revive love for All My Sons
by Alice T. Carter / Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Director Robert A. Miller thinks the theater world treats "All My Sons" as the ignored kid brother.
The drama is often overshadowed by playwright Arthur Miller's better-known offspring — "The Crucible," "Death of a Salesman" and "A View From the Bridge."
September 04, 2013
Stage preview: Arthur Miller's son, Robert, bolsters nuances of 'All My Sons'
By Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Robert Miller was born toward the middle of the 1947 run of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons," the playwright's first Broadway success. The synergy of events comes full circle this month, when the playwright's son returns to the Pittsburgh Playhouse, where he previously has directed his father's "A View From the Bridge" and "Death of a Salesman."
September 04, 2013
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Robert A. Miller stops by KDKA-TV to talk about the Pittsburgh Playhouse's production of All My Sons with Brenda Waters on "Pittsburgh Today Live."
August 20, 2013
All My Sons
The REP opens 2013-2014 season with Arthur Miller's All My Sons
Directed by Robert A. Miller, All My Sons previews on Thursday, Sept. 5, and runs Sept. 6-22, in the Rauh Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse, 222 Craft Ave. Performances are 8 p.m., Thursday – Saturday, and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
July 28, 2013
A Leap to Broadway? Kiesha Lalama's dance show 'The Bench' sets sights on New York
By Sara Bauknecht / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Kiesha Lalama has many titles: Pittsburgh CLO education director, associate professor of dance at Point Park University, choreographer, mom.
What drives her in these varied roles is a love for telling stories.
June 28, 2013
Post-Gazette: Stage Notes: Point Park gears up for fall season
By Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Point Park University's Conservatory Theatre Company will open next season with Patrick Cassidy directing the musical "Oklahoma!" The Broadway actor is the son of Smithton native Shirley Jones, who starred in the movie version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. The season will also include "The Alchemists' Lab," a new play directed and created by Gab Cody in collaboration with Point Park's Conservatory of Performing Arts students.
Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/ae/theater-dance/stage-notes-point-park-gears-up-for-fall-season-693284/#ixzz2XWfEr1dZ
June 20, 2013
The Conservatory Theatre Company Announces Season
Opening the season is Rodgers and Hammerstein's enduring staple of musical theatre, Oklahoma! directed by Broadway star Patrick Cassidy, son of Shirley Jones, who starred in the Academy Award-winning 1955 movie version of the musical.
The season's other productions are the Greek tragedy Hecuba, directed by Monica Payne, The Alchemists' Lab, a comedy devised and written by Gab Cody in collaboration with students of Point Park University's Conservatory of Performing Arts, the rock musical Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, directed by Michael McKelvey, and J.M. Synge's The Playboy of the Western World, directed by Kim Martin.
June 20, 2013
The REP Announces Season
The season opens with Arthur Miller's post-World War II drama, All My Sons, directed by his son, Robert A. Miller, Point Park University's Conservatory of Performing Arts Distinguished Master Artist-in-Residence. Other productions include the Pittsburgh premiere of EM Lewis' Heads, directed by John Shepard, the world premiere of Pittsburgh playwright Tammy Ryan's Soldier's Heart, directed by John Amplas, and Pulitzer Prize-winner Lynn Nottage's By the Way, Meet Vera Stark, directed by Tome' Cousin.


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Ornithine transcarbamylase (OTC) deficiency is caused by mutations in the OTC gene. OTC deficiency belongs to a class of genetic diseases called urea cycle disorders. The urea cycle is a sequence of reactions that occurs in liver cells. It processes excess nitrogen, generated when protein is used by the body, to make a compound called urea that is excreted by the kidneys. In OTC deficiency, the enzyme that starts a specific reaction within the urea cycle is damaged or missing. The urea cycle cannot proceed normally, and nitrogen accumulates in the bloodstream in the form of ammonia. Ammonia is especially damaging to the nervous system, so OTC deficiency causes neurological problems as well as eventual damage to the liver.[1]
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