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StudentsLive and Japanese Girl Group 'AKB48' Announce Final Broadway Showcase of FROM TOKYO TO BROADWAY at Pearl Studios, 11/14
StudentsLive and Japanese Girl Group AKB48 have announced the final Broadway Showcase of FROM TOKYO TO BROADWAY as part of the 2012 Passport to Broadway: Japan program.
StudentsLive- The Premiere Broadway Education Company offers international and domestic students of all ages the opportunity to experience, first hand, the best live, Broadway interactive theater education programs, taught by the best, highly trained Broadway specialists, our country has to offer. It allows these young students to experience the intensive training of a professional, successful and highly disciplined Broadway Artist and the myriad skills required in collaboration, interrelation, communication and human exploration. The goals are to expand and deepen students understanding and familiarity with Broadway. Through challenging music, dance, acting and "behind the scenes" studies physically, verbally and intuitively, we prepare them to be highly competitive in whatever career they choose to pursue.
AKB48 (read "A.K.B. Forty-eight") is a Japanese girl group. It has achieved such popularity in Japan that it has been characterized as a social phenomenon. The group has 67 members, ranging in age from early teens to mid-20s. Produced by Yasushi Akimoto, it is one of the highest-earning musical acts in the world, with 2011 record sales of over $200 million in Japan alone.
Featuring 6 members of AKB48- the pop sensation from Japan, the group will be studying and performing alongside Broadway Guest Artists Tyrick Wiltez Jones (Hairspray), Angel May Reed (Rock of Ages), Patricia Durante (The Secret Garden) and 10 American Musical Theatre Students performing a Customized Musical Showcase that includes a medley of Broadway-style classical and contemporary show numbers that includes "I Won't Have to Anymore" by Jonathan Reid Gealt and "Ready" by Joey Contreras tied together with an original book entitled: "From Tokyo to Broadway".
Passport to Broadway Creative Team: Amy Weinstein- Director/President of StudentsLive (Former Education Director for Tony Randall's National Actors Theatre), Michael Sansonia- Musical Director (Pump Boys and Dinettes), & Michael Baxter- Choreographer (Resident Choreographer- St. Louis MUNY)
The showcase will take place on Wednesday, November 14, 2012, from 7:00-8:30PM . The show runs approximately25 minutes. Talk Backs: Begin at 7:45pm and end at 8:30pm. It all takes place at PEARL STUDIOS (519 8th Avenue between 35th and 36th Streets). No photography or video of any kind is permitted at the final showcase. Invitation Only.
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StudentsLive supports alternative learning, cross cultural and interdisciplinary opportunities for a wide range of new audiences and creating, developing, managing and implementing interactive Broadway Educational Workshops and Materials for support in classrooms worldwide. StudentsLive trains, hires, and organizes teams of Broadway artists and professionals to serve each audience's needs, and our programs enable a new generation of audiences to make the arts a permanent part of their lives in ways in which they can deeply explore its value, not just fill up a seats.
Since 2000, StudentsLive's Award-Winning live interactive education programming have attracted over 100,000 participants from as far away as Guam, The UK, Italy, and from all across the United States. The League of American Theatres and Producers and Theatre Development Fund have awarded StudentsLive grants six years in a row for Outstanding Education Programs on Broadway. StudentsLive's programs are now attracting adult groups and tour internationally in collaboration with presenters all across the world.


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I got steamed reading this thread and then realized, "oh, I don't think I count!", as it seems the debate became about two-parent households and a SAHP who want more kids but have a materialistic lifestyle that is preventing it. Although this wasn't the initial question, there are a lot of narrow world-views going on here. A single parent who wants 10 kids, but can't afford it, is obviously not persuing a materialistic lifestyle. A parent who makes 3000/month, for example, is obviously limited in the number of kids he or she can have in daycare at a time. That parent is quite accurate in saying "I wish I could have more but can't afford it." If there were no daycare need, I would think it could be done very easily.
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hmm, it seems i got the answer by subtracting the volume of the prism from the 4 pyramid shaped things. Thanks anyways!
Whoops, my mistake. I was working with circumference = 24 pi. That leads to r = 12 and a 'nice' Pythagorean triple so I didn't think I had made an error. With area = 24 pi I also get R=7.
7 is correct for the sphere radius.
my radius of the sphere was 7. what is the little r??
I didn't get 7. What did you have for little r ?
yea my dad said it was easier viewing it in 2D with the plane as a line. then the pythag made radii 7. then it was easy
hi cooljackiec,
also, is (iii) 36pi? the radius is 3.
i am stuck on visualiztion for (ii) and i think (i) is 1152/pi
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A rectangle with height 8 and length 24 is wrapped around a cylinder with height 8. The rectangle perfectly covers the curved surface of the cylinder without overlapping itself at all. What is the volume of the cylinder?


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Most husbands, if they carry a photo of their wives, like for it to be one of glamour and beauty. That would not be my husband.
For years, I blamed it on those richly royal blue, suede high-heel pumps. The ones with the ridiculously tall, spiked heel and absurdly pointed toe. I was 22 when I bought them, and 36 when I donated them to the Salvation Army.
The woman looked over the selection of books, picked up four and smiled.
They all come with some kind of a price and all with a certain amount of disappointment, but still Rodney keeps trying.
Any self-respecting Southern woman has a list of casserole recipes a mile long ready to bake at a moment's notice.
Mama had great stories. My favorite was the only one I asked for her to repeat often. It has become something of an anthem in my life.
By chance, we happened upon him in a small gift shop. The clerk recognizing me laughed and said, "What a coincidence! She just bought a copy of your book!" She gestured toward a small woman browsing through a group of men's sweaters.
She said it, of course, with smirk. Those women who really don't understand the ways of the women of the South seem to always speak about us in words vividly cloaked in disdain.
(This is the third installment of a three-part series about Charlie Tinker.)
"Some day," Daddy used to say often as I was growing up, "I'm going to the Holy Land. I want to walk where Jesus walked."
Years ago when Mama was widowed, it became suddenly and shockingly clear she wasn't completely capable of being on her own. This was news to us, because she had always stepped up and did whatever it took to look after our family. She was quite ingenious and hardworking.
(This is the second of a three-part series on the discoveries made after a visit to Charlie Tinker's grave.)
The renowned bow maker in my hometown died. Only in the South would this probably be news because we Southern women do admire a well-wrapped package.
The way she was, was a long way from what she became. I can't help thinking about how life veers so far away from the beginning of the journey and how the destination can vary drastically from where it all started.
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To this conclusion I have come: The most deadly years of our lives are the ages 16 to 21. Those years give us a headiness that comes from new freedom - a driver's license - and the passing of the torch from strict childhood rules to more trust, different restraints and relaxed curfews.
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I'm always hearing about how my brain doesn't work right…But it doesn't feel broken to me.
Olivia Donatelli's dream of a "normal" life shattered when her son, Anthony, was diagnosed with autism at age three. He didn't speak. He hated to be touched. He almost never made eye contact. And just as Olivia was starting to realize that happiness and autism could coexist, Anthony was gone.
Now she's alone on Nantucket, desperate to find meaning in her son's short life, when a chance encounter with another woman brings Anthony alive again in a most unexpected way.
In a warm, deeply human story reminiscent of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time and Daniel Isn't Talking, New York Times bestselling author Lisa Genova offers us two unforgettable women on the verge of change and the irrepressible young boy with autism whose unique wisdom helps them both find the courage to move on.
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It's pretty simple, apple doesn't want you to be able to stream tv or videos for free as that would hurt itunes movies and shows sales. Also they would not sell as many games because there are tons of free flash games. This is the main reason for not doing it because would you really buy shows if you could just use hulu for free. This whole excuse it kills the battery or takes up alot of memory is just crazy.
Anyway comcast might create an app that uses their xfinity site and that alone with be the best app ever for the ipad. It's like hulu but better no ads and you get to watch all the networks including hbo, showtime, cinemax, etc. Whatever you have at home pretty much.
It's so funny to hear people who really know nothing about the web talk about how html5 is better and flash will be history very soon. Ask any web designer if he thinks flash is going anywhere anytime soon. Apple will bring flash to the ipad when android picks up and people see their tablets running flash with no problem.


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Working toward a Brighter Future for the Parkinson's Community
Securing Funding for Research and Drug Review:
- In January 2014, Congress passed legislation to fund the federal government for Fiscal Year (FY) 2014. The finalized FY 2014 funding package was made possible after Congress reached a broader agreement on spending for the next two years in December 2013 that includes some sequestration relief.
- PAN staff and members of the PAN grassroots community advocated for an end to sequestration and emphasized the importance of fully funding the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Department of Defense (DoD) Parkinson's research program.
- As part of the final spending deal, NIH, the largest single funder of Parkinson's research in the world, received approximately $30 billion. This total is $1 billion above previous spending levels under sequestration, but it is still below funding before sequestration took effect last year. Overall, the funding level is estimated to allow the NIH to continue all current research programs and begin approximately 385 additional research studies and trials. PAN is requesting at least $32 billion for NIH and increase for the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) for FY 2015.
- The spending package included a commitment to the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative, which was first announced in the President's FY 2014 Budget. The project is a $110 million Initiative focused on increasing our understanding of the human brain, and PAN is closely following the Initiative and will ensure that the Parkinson's community is heard throughout the process.
- The FDA received $2.55 billion for FY 2014, which restores spending lost to sequestration, plus an additional $91 million. The FDA plays an essential role in speeding access to safe and effective therapies for Parkinson's and other diseases. PAN is currently evaluating its funding request for NIH for FY 2015.
- FDA funding included the restoration of $85 million in privately funded user fees. User fees are a crucial and large part of the FDA budget and directly support the advancement of new and innovative therapies and devices. Previously, PAN supports the FDA Safety Over Sequestration Act (H.R. 2725) and the FDA User Fee Protection Act (S. 1413), which would exempt FDA user fees from sequestration starting in FY 2014 and beyond.
- The FDA is currently working to enhance benefit-risk assessments in decision-making and has committed to obtaining the patient perspective on 20 disease areas. In April 2013, FDA announced that it plans to have a meeting on Parkinson's and Huntington's disease in FY 2015. PAN has participated in several meetings with FDA to discuss these patient centered meetings and about other opportunities to enhance the patient voice on risk-benefit decision making at the FDA.
- Each year, the Parkinson's community advocates for funding for the DoD's Neurotoxin Exposure Treatment Parkinson's Research (NETPR) program.
- As part of the final FY 2014 spending package, the DoD Parkinson's research program received $16 million, which matches PAN's request and fully restores funding lost to sequestration.
- Given that defense spending faced a number of difficult choices, this is a significant victory for the Parkinson's community and recognition by Congressional leaders that the program should be a continued priority.
- PAN is again requesting $16 million in DoD funding for the Parkinson's research program in FY 2015.
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Monitoring Implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA):
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- PAN compiled a list of online resources, developed a weekly Q&A series, held webinars, and provided additional materials to ensure those impacted by the ACA have accurate and thorough information when making coverage decisions.
Increasing Access to Specialized Care:
- In collaboration with a number of stakeholders, PAN is working to remove the policy barriers to the practice of telemedicine in order to increase access to specialized care for people living with Parkinson's.
- PAN, along with the Feinstein Institute, is planning an educational event and reception on telemedicine for May 6, 2014. Entitled, "Is There a Doctor in the House? Telemedicine and Parkinson's," the event will bring together Washington-area health professionals and people with Parkinson's to learn about telemedicine, how it is currently being used, and PAN's work to overcome the policy hurdles.
- PAN endorsed the Veterans E-Health Telemedicine Support (VETS) Act of 2013 (H.R. 2001), which would remove existing barriers to the practice of telemedicine within the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, and the Telemedicine for Medicare (TELE-MED) Act of 2013 (H.R. 3077), which would allow doctors to see Medicare patients in different states via telemedicine without having to go through the arduous and expensive process of obtaining multiple state licenses.
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- Federal law caps the total amount of outpatient therapy services (physical, occupational, and speech-language therapy) a Medicare beneficiary can receive each calendar year. For people with Parkinson's, annual therapy service costs often exceed the annual limit. While there is an exceptions process for Medicare reimbursement of medically necessary therapy services, it must be reauthorized every year by Congress.
- PAN, along with other members of the Therapy Cap Coalition, successfully advocated for a three-month extension of the Medicare therapy caps exceptions process through the end of March 2014.
- As part of broader reform efforts around the Medicare Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR), which is the formula currently used to reimburse doctors for providing Medicare services, PAN is advocating for a permanent fix of the therapy caps be included in legislation to permanently fix the Medicare SGR.
- PAN supports the Medicare Access to Rehabilitation Services Act of 2013 (H.R. 713/S. 367), which would permanently remove the burdensome caps.
- In December 2013, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) took an important step to remove the improvement standard by releasing updates to the policy manual, which clarifies that Medicare beneficiaries can no longer be denied coverage for skilled therapy services solely for lack of improvement. The policy manual is used by Medicare contractors in determining coverage of services. The effective date of these changes is January 7, 2014.
- The policy manual update was the result of a class action lawsuit filed in early 2011. PAN joined in the suit against HHS, which challenged the CMS policy that denies Medicare coverage to those who are unable to show that they are improving from certain skilled care services, including therapy.
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hi everyone my name is aibi and i'm new here as of a few days i guess i have absolutely no idea how to use this website at all but it seems fun. i'm really into plot and story writing and i absolutely love to sketch ( but not colour) i'm attempting to use a scanner at the moment but i'm a complete technophobe when it comes to "art technology" i really love reading different manga and anime , expecially the unpublished ones people write as hobbies. they are always more original and authentic than the mainstream ones in magazines. i like writing my own story, scripting and helping friends with character design my characters are my brain children and i neglect them frequently for lacrosse or yoga. i like using websites like this to do research on how i can better my story and maybe ill even be able to help someone
i've been doing my best to study the art for about 6 years and i think im pretty decent at it i LOVE smiley emotions but you knew that?????
so um. hi we should be friends
p.s : can someone tell me how to change a profile picture sometime? i may have used the wrong picture......
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Welcome, welcome, welcome
Also, to change your profile picture, just go to your dashboard and you'll see a box at the top that says "How to Change your Avatar". Click "Read more"
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hi aibi (cool name :3) welcome to mt
Also: nice, Lacrosse! I'm thinking of joining a lacrosse team myself as soon as I've moved to the city.
Nice to meet you I hate coloring too have fun here !
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If you took the time to read this, you can just call me Al, or Stan.
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Dom Hut: Offical re-opening on 7 July 2013
The Dom Hut serves as the main starting point for climbs up the seven surrounding 4,000m peaks. The hut, after extensive refurbishment and conversion, will re-open its doors on 7 July 2013.
Located at an altitude of 2,940 m, the Dom Hut is set against a spectacular alpine mountain backdrop. The surrounding scenery features the Weisshorn peak (4,506 m), which almost looks as if it was at eye level, and the Matterhorn (4,478 m) with its imposing northern face. In order to reach the hut, hikers set out from Randa. On the way, they must negotiate some difficult terrain which involves the use of ladders and fixed ropes (T4). This hike is therefore unsuitable for those who are not sure-footed or have a fear of heights
Hut with all mod cons
The Dom Hut, which is under the ownership of the Uto Section of the Swiss Alpine Club, was adapted to meet modern standards during a one-year construction period. The newly converted hut now features a spacious dining-room with seating for 75 guests, dormitories (duvets provided) and a generously proportioned entrance area. Washing and toilet facilities have been integrated into the building and a shower area is provided. Food is offered at the hut courtesy of its hosts, Kathleen and Renato Schaller. Renato also serves as a mountain guide and rescuer.
The Dom Hut is the ideal starting point for climbs to the surrounding peaks, which are among Switzerland's most majestic: Dom (4,545 m), Dürrenhorn (4,035 m), Hohberghorn (4,219 m), Lenzspitze (4,294 m), Nadelhorn (4,327 m), Stecknadelhorn (4,241 m) and Täschhorn (4,490 m).
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Hayes lab documents head and neck cancer molecular tumor subtypes
The study was published in the February 22, 2013 issue of the PLOS ONE.
Neil Hayes, MD, MPH, associate professor of medicine and senior author, says, "Cancer is a disease caused by alteration in the DNA and RNA molecules of tumors. A cancer results when broken molecules initiate a cascade of abnormal signals that ultimately results in abnormal growth and spread of tissues that should be under tight control within the body.
"However, most common tumors, including head and neck cancer, have relatively little information in the public record as to how these signals coordinate to create different patterns of abnormalities. This study is among the largest ever published to document reproducible molecular tumor subtypes. Subtypes, such as those we describe, represent attractive models to understand and attack cancers for treatment and prognosis.
Dr. Hayes is a member of UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and national co-chair of the Data Analysis Sub-Group for The Cancer Genome Atlas, a program of the National Institutes of Health.
The team, composed of investigators from UNC and five other institutions, analyzed a set of nearly 140 HNSCC samples. By searching for recurrent patterns known as gene expression signatures, they were able to detect four gene expression subtypes. The subtypes are termed basal, mesenchymal, atypical, and classical based on similarities to established gene expression subtypes in other tumor types and expression patterns of specific genes.
In spite of being the seventh most common form of cancer in the United States, HNSCC is
relatively under-studied in comparison to other tumor types, e.g. breast and lung. By leveraging the similarities found in the gene expression subtypes, the results of this study provide a connection to a range of well-established findings and additional insight into the disease.
Other UNC authors are: Vonn Walter, PhD; Xiaoying Yin, MD; Matthew Wilkerson, PhD; Christopher Cabanski, PhD, now at Washington University at St. Louis; Ni Zhao, MS; Ying Du,PhD; Mei-Kim Ang, MD, now at the National Cancer Center in Singapore; Michele Hayward, RD; Ashley Salazar, BA; Katherine Hoadley, PhD; Mark Weissler, MD; William Shockley, MD; Adam Zanation, MD; Trevor Hackman, MD; Leigh Thorne, MD; William Funkhouser, MD; Andrew Olshan, PhD; Scott Randell, PhD; and Carol Shores, MD, PhD.
Other institutions are the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio, and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock.
Funding for the study was provided by a Clinical/Translational Award from the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, the University Cancer Research Fund, and a grant from the National Institutes of Health (K12-RR-023248).


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How Liquidity Impacts the Attractiveness of an Asset
by Charles Rotblut, CFA
Liquidity refers to how easy or hard it is to exchange an asset at an identifiable market price. Greater levels of liquidity improve pricing and reduce transaction costs by attracting a large number of potential buyers and sellers. Lower levels of liquidity worsen pricing and increase transaction prices, deterring potential investors.
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There are four key components to measuring an asset's liquidity: the size of the market, the number of transactions, the transparency of pricing and whether or not there are restrictions to buying and selling.
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The minute our iPhone calendars turned from August 31 to September 1, TiPb's email box started getting many colorful variations of "Summer is over, where's our [redacted redacted redacted... redacted!] MMS and tethering!
While Apple showed off the front-end for MMS and tethering back in March, released it along with iPhone 3.0 in June, and most of the rest of the world has been enjoying it ever since, AT&T is a notable, and increasingly infuriating exception. Late summer (and when is that exactly?), and that it will be no extra charge, is all they've said. And whether you personally would use MMS or not, right now you don't even have that choice.
We've heard all the excuses, from AT&T's network can barely handle the iPhone as-is, and MMS and especially tethering would bring it, crashing and burning, to its knees, to a rumor that AT&T had to manually turn on MMS for every single iPhone account on their system. We've also heard it may be announced as part of Apple's September 9th event. That would be very late summer indeed.Read more »


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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (February 18, 2010) – Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown will address representatives and stakeholders of the agricultural industry tomorrow during the Governor's 2010 Agricultural Forum. The strategic planning event, hosted by the Maryland Agricultural Community, will lay out a 15-year plan for the future of agriculture. Additional speakers include: Maryland Department of Agriculture Secretary Buddy Hance; Ed Kee, Secretary of Delaware Department of Agriculture, and noted expert and author on the history of agriculture in the region; and Tom Hartsock, Chair of Maryland Agricultural Commission.
Under the O'Malley-Brown Administration, 102 of the 109 recommendations from the Statewide Plan for Agriculture and Resource Management are accomplished or underway. The 2010 Governor's Forum moves the statewide plan forward to meet future needs of the agriculture industry. More information is available at www.mda.state.md.us/news_room/agforum.php <http://www.mda.state.md.us/news_room/agforum.php> , or by contacting Joanna Kille at 410-841-5889.
WHO: Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown
Secretary Buddy Hance, Maryland Department of Agriculture
Secretary Ed Kee, Delaware Department of Agriculture
Tom Hartsock, Chair of the Maryland Agricultural Commission
WHAT: Lt. Governor Brown to Speak at Governor's 2010 Agricultural Forum, Hosted by Maryland Agriculture Commission
WHERE: Doubletree Hotel, 210 Holiday Court, Annapolis, MD
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Ignore the gaffes. They'll soon be forgotten, and they don't matter anyway. The real problem with Mitt Romney's trip to Europe wasn't that he sounded less than convinced about the London Olympics or that he gave short shrift to Palestinian culture. The problem was that the very idea of this particular trip — where he went and who he met, at least in Europe — was based on an outdated and increasingly misleading narrative about U.S. foreign policy.
In Britain and Poland, at least, Romney appeared to think he was paying visits to allies who are deeply disappointed by Barack Obama and who long for a return of American leadership in the form of a new George W. Bush — or, even better — a new Ronald Reagan. He imagined he would find soul mates in the British Tory party, just as Republicans used to do long ago. He imagined that Poles, freshly released from communism, would all thrill to a speech about John Paul II, Solidarity, Lech Walesa and the Cold War.


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Enzo Peroni approaches to the study coached by M°Angelo Casertano. When he was young he performed concert activities with an extensive repertoire ranging from Sacred music to Chamber music, Opera and Neapolitan classic music. Mr. Peroni collaborated with important conductors.
He subsequently appeared in many roles in prestigious theatres such as Pong in Trieste's Teatro Verdi's Turandot, with "Complessi Triestini" then goes on tour in Japan with Lucia di Lammermoor (Arturo) and performed Edmondo in Manon Lescaut, Abdallo in Nabucco and Steuermann in Der fliegende Holländer. He interpreted "Innkeeper" in Der Rosenkavalier, Schmidt in Werther and Arturo in a recent Lucia di Lammermoor at the Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa under the baton of Daniel Oren. He was Tybalt in Roméo et Juliette and Remendado in Carmen at Teatro Verdi in Salerno.
He was also Borsa in Rigoletto at the Teatro dell'Opera in Rome; he performed Spoletta in Puccini's Tosca at Teatro Massimo V. Bellini in Catania. He sang Abdallo in Nabucco and Don Riccardo in Ernani at the Fondazione Arturo Toscanini of Parma. Since 2003 he has been engaged in lyrical seasons of the Arena di Verona where he has performed Un Messaggero in Aida, Abdallo in Nabucco and Pong in Turandot.
Further, with the Israel Philharmonic took part in performances in concert form for Rigoletto (Borsa) and Madama Butterfly (Goro) in the city of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa. Recent engagements have been Les vêpres siciliennes at the Teatro San Carlo of Naples (role of Thibault), conducted by Gianluigi Gelmetti.
Recent highlights also include the role of Un Messaggero of the Aida at the Arena di Verona and in Milan's Teatro alla Scala. He also performed Ruiz in Il Trovatore and Flavio in Norma in Salerno.
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On September 12, 2008, four girls from the Girl Scout Council of the Nation's Capital had the opportunity of a lifetime to interview Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice about various topics ranging from her personal history to her job as an influential actor in U.S. foreign policy. The girls represented the range of Girl Scouting from Brownies to Seniors.
Secretary Rice graciously extends her time to Girl Scouts. From left to right: Michelle Tompkins, Communications, Girl Scouts Jasmine, Annabelle, Colette and Kathryn, and Alice Hockenbury, Public Policy & Advocacy.
The girls (and a few excited, supportive family members!) spent the morning in the GSUSA Public Policy and Advocacy Office preparing for their interview by reviewing their questions, conducting a mock interview, and receiving tips from staff. Alice Hockenbury, Director of Advocacy, spent time reviewing the basics of the branches of government and how Secretary Rice's job connects to and influences the work of the government and the Office of the President. The session ended with a screening of a biography highlighting Secretary Rice's personal and professional journey to this influential position.
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In "Judge Me Tender," Hannah fills in for Kara DioGuardi alongside judges Andy and Byron on reality show "America's Top Talent." Her stint as a guest judge turns complicated when Oliver auditions and delivers a knock-out performance. Oliver turns into a heartthrob overnight and gets so caught up with the attention, he neglects Lilly, so when he is scheduled to perform again, Lilly pressures Miley to give him a bad review so he won't advance to the next round. Much to their dismay, he delivers another great performance and Miley finds herself stuck between being honest or helping Lilly. Meanwhile, as punishment for receiving a traffic ticket, Robby makes Jackson clean the attic. When another ticket arrives, father and son discover a case of mistaken identity, in a new episode of "Hannah Montana," premiering SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 (7:30-8:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel. Guest starring is Kara DioGuardi ("American Idol") as herself, Charles Shaughnessy as Byron and John Henton ("Living Single") as Andy.
Splash Mountain Closure at Magic Kingdom Confirmed for January/February 2010
After a couple of initial reports of a closure for an extended closure of Splash Mountain 2010, I have followed up on the request of a Stitch Kingdom reader and am sad to report that the attraction is in fact listed on at least one official Disney source as being scheduled for closure from January 3 through February 27, 2010. ReSearch has been updated to reflect this and subscribers affected by this change have been notified.
Planning a trip to Walt Disney World? Be the first to know when changes that potentially affect your trip occur by signing up with ReSearch!
Princess Tiana to Begin Appearing at Walt Disney World October 26 (Photo)
The lovely Princess Tiana, star of the upcoming Walt Disney Pictures animated feature film "The Princess and the Frog," greets young fans at the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. The newest Disney princess will make her Disney Parks debut on Oct. 26 with meet and greets as well as in "Tiana's Showboat Jubilee!," a jazzy cavalcade and lively musical production aboard the Liberty Belle Riverboat.
New Billboard Ads for The Princess and the Frog
Disney has sent us artwork for a couple of billboard ads promoting The Princess and the Frog. As always, click on the smaller image to see it full size.
Epcot's 'The Sum of All Thrills' Presented by Raytheon to Open October 14
Raytheon is pleased to announce that the highly anticipated ride The Sum of All Thrills will open at Epcot's Innoventions East on October 14. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled to take place prior to park opening with Raytheon's Chairman and CEO, William H. Swanson.
With any luck we shall have photos of the event to share with you.
Recently we also shared a first look at the technology used for the new ride here.
New Featurette for 'A Christmas Carol' Presents a Ghost Story for the Ages
In this new featurette titled Ultimate Ghost Story, we are introduced further to the three ghosts that visit Scrooge over the course of the night (with all four characters being portrayed by Jim Carrey). This featurette also gives us our first good glimpse of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come (or at least as good as it gets anyway). Enjoy!
Where to Download Free Pumpkin Jack-o-Lantern Stencils – Disney, Muppets, Pixar and More
While there are plenty of commercially available Disney-themed pumpkin stencils, there's still quite a few to be found online for free. Per a reader's request, I've gone ahead and compiled a list of some (well, most) of the resources online in which you can download free Disney-themed stencils to create your own jack-o-lantern this Halloween.
Not surprisingly, I must confess that most of these resources you have probably seen before if you've gone hunting for them in the past. However, I do believe I've managed to throw in a few that may not be all that commonly known.
Hollywood Records' Breaking Benjamin, Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus in Billboard's Top 15
BURBANK, Calif., Oct. 7 — Disney Music Group's Hollywood Records has reason to celebrate this week, as they hold 3 titles in the top 15 of Billboard's Top 200 Album chart with debuts by multi-platinum selling Breaking Benjamin (Dear Agony) at # 4, Selena Gomez & The Scene (Kiss & Tell) at # 9 and the multi-platinum selling Miley Cyrus (The Time of Our Lives) at # 11. This is the third time in 2 years for Hollywood Records to hold 3 titles in the top 15.
Disney Interactive Studios Releases 'Disneyland Kart Racer' for Verizon Wireless Customers
SAN DIEGO, BASKING RIDGE, N.J., and BURBANK, Calif., Oct. 7 — From CTIA WIRELESS I.T. & Entertainment 2009® in San Diego, Verizon Wireless, builder and operator of the nation's most reliable wireless voice and data network, and Disney Interactive Studios today announced that "Disneyland Kart Racer" is available on Verizon Wireless phones.
"Disneyland Kart Racer" puts Verizon Wireless subscribers in the driver's seat as they race through some of the most popular Disneyland Park attractions. Disney fans will recognize popular race environments inspired by Disney attractions such as the water boats of Pirates of the Caribbean, the rocket ships of Space Mountain, the crazy cars of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride and the mining carts of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. "Disneyland Kart Racer" features eight different tracks modeled in dazzling 3D and wacky power-ups and weapons along the way.
First Look: 'The Sum of All Thrills' RoboSim 4-D Simulator
Please Note: Although the RoboSim robotic arm has been designed by KUKA Robotics, 'The Sum of All Thrills' exhibit itself, located in Innoventions East, is fully designed and sponsored by Raytheon. The exhibit is expected to open within the month of October.


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"So far, we are 2-3," said Hayes. "We have had a pretty tough pre-conference schedule – Northern (Guilford), Hillside, Ragsdale, and Southern Durham."
Through those five games, Hayes has thrown for 551 yards, rushed for 841, and accounted for 16 total touchdowns. Not surprisingly, college coaching staffs have taken notice.
"I have an offer from Navy," he said. "I'm also hearing from Wofford, Air Force, Army, and Indiana. Navy is recruiting me the hardest right now, and Army is starting to send a lot of mail. I think Army or Wofford will be the next school to offer."
Hayes is looking forward to taking some visits.
"I'm going to take unofficial visits to see games at Wofford, Navy, Indiana, and Army," Hayes said. "I'm visiting Navy on September 28, Indiana on October 13 when they play Ohio State, and still deciding about the others."
The 6-foot-1, 180 pound Hayes has an idea of when he would like to make his college decision.
"I'd like to make my decision later on in the year, before we go into the playoffs," he said. "I'm just looking for a school that has the major that I want to go into, which is Biological Science. I'm also looking for a place with a good campus lifestyle. As far as football, I want to go to a school that plays hard-nosed football and plays to win."
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I would hope that End of the Rainbow will get a tour and West End run later in the year. In the meantime, catch Caroline in On The Town and at the RAH - see her while you can - she's fantastic.
That would be great & would mean I would actually see the show.
Love her in OTT can't wait for it to start again, I know last time she was only meant to have a short time away from London but it ended up being longer


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Chandler, Altidore return to face Russia; Guzan gets run at Villa
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Even though Timmy Chandler is on the roster, it's no sure thing he's eyeing 2014
It appears Jurgen Klinsmann was making a short-term statement to Jozy Altidore
Brad Guzan has taken Aston Villa's No. 1 goalkeeper job away from Shay Given
Three thoughts on the U.S. men's national team squad list for Wednesday's friendly at Russia (10 a.m. ET, ESPN2/3, Univision) ...
1. Timmy Chandler says he's committed, but there's still reason for skepticism. The game itself on Wednesday isn't a big deal, but the return of the German-American Chandler is a promising piece of news for the U.S. A 22-year-old right-sided player with speed who plays for Nürnberg in the Bundesliga, Chandler hasn't suited up for the U.S. in a year as he wavered in his commitment to the U.S. team, refusing to accept call-ups to any official (non-friendly) games that would tie him to the U.S. for good. This game won't either, but Chandler now says he's committed "1,000 percent" to the Stars & Stripes. Given Chandler's previous waffling, it's wise to keep your skepticism until he finally appears in an official game for the U.S., which couldn't happen until the next World Cup qualifier at Honduras on February 6. If Chandler really ends up being on board, he's a player who could start at World Cup 2014 in Brazil.
2. Jozy Altidore is back. It now appears that U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann was making a short-term statement to Altidore by not calling him up for last month's two World Cup qualifiers, as Klinsmann himself is saying. But until today's call-up, it was reasonable to wonder if bridges had been burned between Klinsmann and the 23-year-old striker who has nine goals in seven league games in Holland this season. Not so, apparently. Altidore scored a fantastic goal for AZ Alkmaar over the weekend and is playing with confidence. Now he just needs to translate it to the national team, for which he has no goals and one assist in six games this year.
3. Say hello to some young guys. This is a FIFA friendly date, so clubs only have to release their players 48 hours before the game, after which they'll fly back to their teams immediately for games this weekend. With such a short camp, Klinsmann hasn't called up some established-but-tired players (Clint Dempsey, Steve Cherundolo, Graham Zusi, etc.) or players involved in the MLS or Liga MX playoffs (Landon Donovan, Eddie Johnson, Joe Corona, etc.). That's fine, in part because it gave Klinsmann the chance to bring in prospects like Josh Gatt, Joe Gyau, Mix Diskerud and Juan Agudelo. They may not play in the game on Wednesday, but just being in training sessions and around the national team is a good thing for everyone.
While U.S. goalkeeper Brad Guzan isn't in this camp, it shouldn't take away from the fact that U.S. fans are more comfortable these days if No. 1 goalkeeper Tim Howard were to suffer some sort of injury. The 28-year-old Guzan is the U.S.' clear No. 2, and he's enjoying a rewarding spell at Aston Villa that includes nine straight Premier League starts and the team's player of the month award for October.
"You want to be playing week in and week out," said Guzan, who has won the starting job from Shay Given at Villa this season. "For me to have an opportunity to play a few games and do well and keep my place, it gives me a bit of confidence to keep that going."
There were more than a few raised eyebrows last summer when Guzan decided to sign a new contract with Villa after starting just six league games with the club in his first four seasons. But Guzan said he had a fruitful meeting with new manager Paul Lambert, who was clear that Guzan would be given the chance to earn the starting job.
"We had a good conversation," Guzan said. "Any time a new manager comes in, everyone kind of starts fresh. He emphasized everyone was going to have a fair crack at things. I still felt I had something to give to the club and I hadn't been able to show my work the first four years, due partly because I wasn't given a run of consecutive games. That's what you need, that run of games to say, 'OK, this is what I can do.'"
Villa is a young team that's rebuilding and trying to do so while staying above the drop zone; with a 2-6-3 record the club is currently fourth from bottom. On Saturday, Guzan and mates looked to be on the verge of a signature win, building a 2-0 lead against Manchester United, but the league leaders pulled three back in the second half in a crushing 3-2 loss for Villa.
"I thought the guys were fantastic in terms of our work rate and effort, but that's what makes Man United Man United," Guzan said. "It's a tough one to swallow. You put so much into the game, especially being up 2-0 in a game where we at least deserved a draw, I thought. But the effort we put in is a good sign. I thought the football we played was really good at times."
As for the U.S., Howard has been the No. 1 keeper for so long without any clear rivals that I asked Guzan a question: Now that you're starting regularly in the Premier League, how close do you feel is the competition that would put you in a position to win the No. 1 spot for the U.S.?
"To be honest, I don't even think about that," Guzan said. "Going into the summer, I had a lot of questions to answer in the sense of where I was going to be playing -- and, once that got sorted, to get games and play consistently. For me, any time with the national [team] is a fantastic experience. You want to be representing your country and the highest level, and I don't get caught up in trying to win the No. 1 shirt. It's a matter of playing consistently at Villa, and if I get called into [U.S.] camp I'll try and make an impression on the coaching staff and help the team."
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Four Hip-Hop Highlights at SXSW 2013: Saturday, March 16Billy Johnson, Jr. at SXSW1 yr ago
Day 5, the end of the road for my first South By Southwest experience, was the best of the week. Very cool things happened on this day.
First, Prince's three-hour midnight show was one of the best concerts I've ever seen. No pyrotechnics, drum machines, Auto-Tune or gimmicks. Prince proved that at the end of the day, passion and talent prevail. I was one of a small group of journalists who were able to speak to A Tribe Called Quest, who opened for Prince. I had a chance to talk to the legendary Bay Area rap crew the Hieroglyphics and watch a rising female MC bring a music needed message back to hip-hop.
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Cold War Kids Discuss New Music, Plus Playing Austin: Then And NowWendy Geller at SXSW1 yr ago
Calfornia indie rockers the Cold War Kids have a new album coming out next month, Dear Miss Lonelyhearts --and the band's frontman Nathan Willett and bassist Matt Maust sat down with The Sidebar 's Ben Lyons at 2013's South By Southwest festival to discuss their new project and the new ways they've been experiencing Austin this year. The guys also relate their earliest memories of playing SXSW, as well as their guilty musical pleasure. (Can you guess? Hint: It's not too embarrassing, but perhaps unexpected. Be sure to watch and find out!)
Four Cool Things Witnessed At SXSW 2013: Saturday, March 16Lyndsey Parker at SXSW1 yr ago
Austin's South By Southwest musicfest wrapped up on Saturday with its biggest day yet, featuring "secret" shows by mega-artists like Prince, Justin Timberlake, Smashing Pumpkins, and Fall Out Boy, along with hundreds of rising acts. I couldn't see it all , of course (note to SXSW execs: Can't you get a cloning-machine company to be a sponsor next year?), but I'm perfectly at peace with the gig choices I made Saturday. And as for what I missed…well, there's always SXSW 2014.
1) Paloma Faith Renewed My Faith In Pop The impossibly glamorous British soul singer performed an afternoon mini-set for Yahoo! over at Brazos Hall, and while many other acts that played for Yahoo! throughout the week showed up in regulation SXSW-wear (skinny jeans, threadbare tees, Converse kicks), Paloma and her backup singers, who I'd like to dub the "Faith-ettes," came dressed to impress: sequins, heels, elaborate flower-bedecked up-dos, the works. But it was Paloma's goosebump-raising voice that impressed the most.
Prince Closes SXSW With All-Night Private Purple PartyLyndsey Parker at SXSW1 yr ago
Only at an overbooked musicfest like Austin's South By Southwest would "secret" megashows by Justin Timberlake, Smashing Pumpkins, and Fall Out Boy be the respective second, third, and fourth gig choices of the week's final epic evening. Instead, the place to be on SXSW Saturday was Samsung Galaxy's private closing party headlined by the artist formerly, currently, and forever known as the almighty Prince.
His Great Purple Majesty closed SXSW in style at the La Zona Rosa club on Saturday night--or make that Sunday morning, since he played until 3am--performing a 160-minute, six-encore show with a 12-piece brass band for 1,300 extremely lucky festivalgoers. (Here's some more math for you: Prince also underwent five costume changes, wearing everything from a natty blue suit paired with a rhinestone cane to a leather vest accessorized with a furry rave hat.) "They called our people and said they wanted some funk in Austin," he told the elated crowd. "We're gonna show you how we do it in Minneapolis."
SXSW '13 Tweetcap: Saturday Bring the Dazzling Paloma Faith, Vintage Trouble Amazes, and More!yahoo-music at SXSW1 yr ago
We're on the last leg of SXSW! Yahoo! Music has been tirelessly scouring the streets of South By Southwest all week for the best and brightest in music! Our editorial away team Lyndsey Parker and Billy Johnson Jr., and lone wolf Mr. Dave DiMartino have definitely earned medals this year with all they've seen, heard, and shared from Yahoo's headquarters at Brazos Hall and out and about in Austin, Texas. Check out our daily tweetcaps for photos, Vine vids, and show reviews in 140 characters or less!
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Five Hip-Hop Highlights At SXSW 2013: Friday, March 15Billy Johnson, Jr. at SXSW1 yr ago
I'm dubbing Day 4 at South By Southwest Funky Fresh Friday. Wow. As usual, there were too many things happening at the same time. I'm not a supporter of cloning, so this is just one of those things we have to deal with it. Life could be worse.
Friday featured some of my all time favorites: Fat Belly Bella--that's Erykah Badu for those of you slacking on your Twitter game--Ghostface Killah, some Brad Pitt comedy, and insight into Dr. Dre's coolest new venture. Let's get to it.
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Five Cool Things Witnessed At SXSW 2013: Friday, March 15Lyndsey Parker at SXSW1 yr ago
Tex fest South By Southwest lurched into the weekend this Friday, with what was perhaps its most overbooked, spoilt-for-choice day of the week. Depeche Mode, Green Day, the Flaming Lips, Natalie Maines, and Talib Kweli? All on the same night? Well, that's just downright cruel, SXSW bookers...
Yes, SXSW can be a frustrating exercise in FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out), because it is inevitable that some stellar shows must unfortunately be skipped. But I am pretty pleased with the array of shows I did manage to take in on Friday. Here are my highlights from the day:
SXSW 2013: Five Best Shows To Catch On Saturday, March 16Rob O'Connor at SXSW1 yr ago
For anyone attending the annual South By Southwest Festival (SXSW) in Austin, Texas, this week, the decisions have been painstaking. So make your final night count and choose wisely when you head out to Sixth Street on Saturday.
1) Third Eye Blind, 11pm, The Belmont - In December, Stephan Jenkins took to the Twitter to announce that Third Eye Blind's next album, their fifth, would be their last! What the follow-up to Ursa Major will eventually be remains to be seen, but maybe whatever writer's block is affecting the group can be broken down by enthusiastic applause?
2) Vampire Weekend, 12:15am, Stubb's - Well, it's the weekend, isn't it? Come see what's become of these famous quirky rockers in the three years they've been away from us. Will their new album Modern Vampires Of The City be the third album that solidifies their position as the best Vampires who have ever sorta-lived? Or has too much weekend doomed their bloody fate? You decide!
Depeche Mode Bring A Black Celebration To Austin With First-Ever SXSW ShowLyndsey Parker at SXSW1 yr ago
When legendary synthpop band Depeche Mode's Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, and Andy Fletcher participated in a live Q&A this week at the Austin musicfest South By Southwest, Gahan wryly referred to himself as an "overpaid stripper." Two days later, Depeche played their first-ever SXSW show (and first proper gig since 2010), and Gahan--arguably one of the finest frontmen of all time, and one who was fittingly declared a "sex god" by a fan at that Q&A session--busted out some very slinky, very sexy, almost pole-worthy dance moves. And let's just say the man definitely earned his paycheck.
SXSW '13 Tweetcap: Depeche Mode Melts Faces with New and Classic Hits at Yahoo! HQ!yahoo-music at SXSW1 yr ago
And now for a very special edition of #YahooSXSW Tweetcaps: We were the luckiest venue in Austin, Texas Friday night to have the legendary Depeche Mode play an exclusive set for us at Brazos Hall! Quite possibly the biggest event at SXSW this year, Dave Gahan and the lads had the audience in heaven as they performed new singles and classic staples. Check out our tweets, Flickrs and Vines for just a taste of what reaching out and touching faith is like! Our editor on the ground Lyndsey Parker will be giving you the whole scoop on the show once she fights off the fainting spells.
Be sure to come back to Yahoo! Music on March 26 to see video of our Depeche Mode show at SXSW!
Depeche Mode coming up soon at Brazos Hall. We're in front row and about to have a black celebration. #sxsw #yahoosxsw #enjoythenonsilence
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When it's too cold to grill outside, you can mimic the flavor of barbecued chicken with your oven broiler. Between the smoky spice rub and the sweet-hot barbecue sauce, you'll never miss the grill.
In a 1- to 2-quart saucepan, whisk together the ketchup, maple syrup, molasses, vinegar, chipotles, Worcestershire sauce, dry mustard, onion powder, and garlic powder. Bring to a boil over medium heat, reduce the heat to low, and simmer gently for 15 minutes to meld the flavors. Set aside.
In a small bowl, combine the paprika, sugar, garlic powder, onion powder, chipotle powder, 1-1/2 tsp. salt, and 1/2 tsp. pepper. Arrange the chicken on a platter or baking sheet, sprinkle both sides with the spice rub, and pat gently. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 2 to 3 hours.
Position a rack about 4 inches from the broiler and heat the broiler on high. Line the top rack of a broiler pan with foil and slit or puncture the foil at the openings to allow fat to drain.
Brush both sides of the chicken with oil and arrange skin side down on the pan. Broil for 5 minutes. Flip the chicken with tongs (rearranging them if the broiler heat isn't even) and broil until they're barely pink inside when cut into, 4 to 5 minutes. Brush the chicken with some of the sauce and broil until the sauce begins to caramelize, 1 to 2 minutes. Flip and brush the chicken with more sauce; broil until they're just cooked through (165°F), and the sauce is nicely caramelized, 1 to 2 minutes more. Transfer the chicken to a clean platter and let rest 10 minutes before serving.
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by unclemorti,
4/8/2014I thought the sweet and hot added to richness of the chicken thighs. Nice combinations with the broiler. I left the skin on and the chicken came out beautiful with a lot of turning under the broiler
by OwlOak,
2/9/2014I disagree with Laraine about removing the skin. The skin holds in the moisture and adds an additional layer of flavor and texture. Perhaps Laraine needs to spend some time learning how to broil meat as well as the proper techniques of BBQ.
by Bike53x12,
2/3/2014Thought that I had maple syrup on-hand. Nope, it was cane syrup. I subbed the cane for the maple and it turned out fine. We really liked the sauce. In addition to chicken, I'm looking forward to using it on pork ribs or chops when we're grilling outdoors.
by winstonk,
3/17/2013Excellent, made the sauce and great flavors all around. Will do this again.
by AllanceElla,
3/4/2013It looks delicious and easy to have a try:).
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by AnnieSue,
3/3/2013Made this last night with a few alterations. I thought I had chipotles but didn't so just added some chipotle powder to the sauce. I like a nice thick sauce so simmered quite a bit longer than the 15 minutes called for in the recipe. It was delicious. I'd definitely make the sauce again to use on other things. I only had hot smoked paprika so used that instead of mild in the spice blend. It was a beautiful evening so cooked the chicken on the bbq instead of under the broiler. I only wish I had made more so we could have leftovers today. I don't think the changes I made affected the recipe drastically - I will certainly be making this again as well as sharing this recipe with friends.
by KrsitiA,
2/9/2013I've made it twice. Both the sauce and chicken are great! My chicken took longer than 5 minutes per side, too. I left the skin on, so I didn't want to broil it any longer, so after the 5 mniutes per side, I turned the broiler off and set the temperature to 375 and finished baking the chicken until my intant read thermometer reached the safe temperature.
by adri367,
1/29/2013This was fantastic! We live in a condo without access to a bbq and this made me feel like I was at a cookout. It was easy to prep and cook. I was worried about using the broiler with such a sugary sauce, but there was no smoke and no burning. I found the cooking directions to be perfect. I would use this sauce/rub on many other meats, it's a delicious and versatile sauce.
by kimberlyb,
1/9/2013I made it for supper last night and my kids loved it! No leftovers! I used boneless chicken thighs instead of bone in with skin. I also did not use chipotle powder for the rub since I was not able to find it in the grocery store! The sauce was amazing!
by Pielove,
1/8/2013This makes for an extremely easy, fast weeknight dinner and got two thumbs up from adults and kid alike. The barbecue sauce is delicious enough that we were licking the pan-- although I did use chili powder instead of chipotle in deference to my spice-adverse daughter. My chicken took a lot longer than 5 minutes on a side to cook through-- since the sizes of chicken parts vary so much, I recommend adjusting the timing as needed.
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HerVoice: Hawley teenager remains positive despite multiple health complicationsHAWLEY, Minn. – At age 14, Mariah Larson has already gone through five heart surgeries. The freshman at Hawley High School was born with anomalous origin of the left coronary artery from the pulmonary artery, or ALCAPA, a rare but serious congenital condition.
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HAWLEY, Minn. – At age 14, Mariah Larson has already gone through five heart surgeries.
The freshman at Hawley High School was born with anomalous origin of the left coronary artery from the pulmonary artery, or ALCAPA, a rare but serious congenital condition.
Without surgical intervention, 9 out of 10 children with ALCAPA die within the first year of life, according to the American Heart Association.
Though she's just a teenager, Mariah has gone through more major health complications than many people experience in a lifetime, yet she remains a positive, compassionate person.
"She has the biggest heart," said Char Larson, Mariah's mom. When Mariah needed surgery in December 2011, she was worried about ruining her family's Christmas, Larson said.
"She's always so worried about ruining our lives," Larson said. "We tell her all the time we wouldn't trade her in for anything."
Mariah had to have a mechanical valve put in her heart in 2005 and has needed surgery to repair and replace the valve.
She also needed surgery to repair her aortic valve, Jan. 18 at Children's Hospital in Minneapolis.
To complicate matters further, Mariah also has Factor XIII deficiency – a rare blood disorder that causes a tendency for severe bleeding. That makes her frequent surgeries and need to be on blood thinners dangerous, Char said.
Mariah's health issues are likely something she will have to deal with her whole life, Char said.
Because of her own experiences, Mariah would like to work with children in health care someday, she said.
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Mariah goes to school and is active in sports. Char says if you didn't know her, you wouldn't realize how many health complications she has.
"She knows her limits, so she knows what she can do, and the coaches are aware of her issues," Char said.
Mariah said she does have to be careful. She wears knee braces when she plays volleyball and softball and sometimes her blood levels keep her from playing.
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"It's a lot to take in knowing I'm so young having to deal with so many surgeries," she said.
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