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Dendreon today said it finished the fourth quarter of 2012 with a net loss that continued to widen despite an 11% jump in net product revenue, as the troubled prostate cancer drug developer continues to struggle with reversing its red ink caused by slower-than-expected sales of its flagship drug Provenge® (sipuleucel-T).
For the final three months of last year, Dendreon's net loss grew 1.5% over Q4 2011, to $38.7 million on total revenues of about $85.5 million. That number includes a one-time $3.8 million boost to the company's chargebacks reserve due to a change in estimate. Despite the jump in net product revenue, the company's total revenue plunged about 58% year-to-year, from $202.1 million in the fourth quarter of 2011, hurt by the near-disappearance of royalty revenue.
For all of 2012, Dendreon finished with a net loss of $393.6 million or $2.65 per share, 4.7% worse than the previous year's net loss of $337.8 million or $2.31 per share. Total revenue slumped 16.5%, however, to $325.5 million.
Despite the numbers, Dendreon said it was encouraged by its progress in adding physician and clinical practice "community" accounts, and in its strategic restructuring launched last summer by John H. Johnson, the company's chairman, president and CEO.
During the fourth quarter of 2012, community accounts represented 71% of total sales, up from 58% in Q4 2011, paced by a 25% overall quarter-over-quarter increase in community urology accounts and a 4% quarter-over-quarter rise in community oncology accounts. Denderon also said it added 61 net new accounts in Q4, bringing its total number of infusing accounts to 802.
The company expects these numbers to grow further in 2013 through a previously announced direct-to-consumer advertising campaign. Dendreon will spend $5 million each quarter starting early in Q2 toward a national campaign targeted to key markets and intended to address what it calls the "significant need" for patient education and awareness of Provenge. The company previewed its first commercial during its earnings conference call.
Another priority, Dendreon said, will be expanding its clinical data, with the apparent aim of expanding use of Provenge. The company said it is "actively evaluating" partnering strategies for European expansion, while continuing to enroll patients in the European Union open-label study of the prostate cancer drug. A European regulatory decision is expected in mid-2013.
The company also said it will continue to mine data presented previously at the American Society of Clinical Oncology Genitourinary Cancers Symposium, with the goal of developing investigational uses of Provenge, in combination with or sequenced with other drugs.
Dendreon also said it expects improvement in its cost of goods sold, which is on track to dip below 50% of net product revenue in the beginning of Q3 2013—by which time restructuring-related financial benefits are expected to kick in.
"As we work to drive the top line, we continue to reduce our cost of goods sold and streamline our cost position, and expect to begin to see net benefits of these actions as early as the first half of 2013," Johnson said in a statement.
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Stetson University's new men's golf coach, Larry Watson, has wasted no time in adding to the Hatters' roster for the 2013-14 season, signing four players during the spring signing period.
That group of four new players will join with a returning roster that will include three seniors, two juniors and five sophomores.
"I think the addition of the four incoming freshmen addressed the need for us to improve as a team and become more competitive," Watson said. "Having said that, I know freshmen need time to adjust to the difference in Division I college golf and high school golf. "
The four newest Hatters are Eliott Azoulay from Orlando, Matthew Charlton from Cardiff, Wales, Dirk Kuehler from New Smyrna Beach and Zach Stark from Livingston, NJ.
Azoulay, who was born in Paris, France, and is a product of Montverde Academy as well as the Gary Gilchrist Golf Academy. He opened eyes this spring when he led wire-to-wire in winning his first Future Collegians World Tour (FCWT) event at the El Campeon Course at Mission Inn. He had six other FCWT top five finishes in the past year.
"Because of the time he has spent at the Gilchrist Academy, I expect that Eliott is the most prepared to make the transition to college golf," Watson said. "He will come in with a lot of golf knowledge and that should be a plus for the entire team."
Charlton comes to Stetson from the Radyr Comprehensive School in Cardiff. He has competed at the highest levels in both junior golf and tennis, playing golf for Glamorgan, helping that club to the Intercounties Welsh Championship by posting an undefeated record in match play competition.
"Matthew will give additional international flare to the team, and he will bring a different style of play," Watson said. "That may influence the returning players."
Charlton served as captain of his local junior team for two years and earned both the match play and stroke play championships in 2011. Over his last three years of junior play he has improved his scoring average each year, down to a 72.9 this year.
Charlton, who plans to be a business major, said it was the opportunity for a high quality education that most attracted him to Stetson.
"The excellent academic program and the strong athletics program were both attractive," Charlton said. "Stetson is a traditional University with a lot of history. It is the perfect place for me to reach my potential as a student-athlete. I am very
excited to get started and represent the Hatters, both on and off the course."
Kuehler comes to Stetson from Spruce Creek High School in Port Orange where, in addition to being an honor roll student, he was a member of both the golf and volleyball teams. Over the past three years he has helped Spruce Creek to three top five state finishes, including one state title. He finished third, individually, in 2010 in helping the Hawks to their own state crown.
Kuehler is a three-time All-County performer, has twice been named to the All Central Florida team and is a two-time Junior Florida Cup selection by the Florida State Golf Association and has extensive experience playing on the Hatters' home course at Victoria Hills Golf Club. He has a 73.8 stroke average over his high school career.
Stark comes to Stetson from Livingston High School in New Jersey where he captured the 2013 Essex County Individual Championship. Among his accomplishments on the course, Stark posted the lowest round at the AJGA Junior at Penn State with a four-under par 68.
In addition to his accomplishments at Livingston High, Stark became the youngest ever club champion at Cedar Hill Country Club when he captured the title at 17.
"Coach Watson is a huge reason why I am attending Stetson," Stark said. "I like the way he is trying to improve the program to take it to the next level. My goal is for us to win a conference championship by my sophomore year and get into the NCAA Tournament."
With a large returning roster, Watson said he doesn't want to put too much pressure on the new players to step in right away.
"I expect all of those returning players, especially the four who played as freshmen this year, to make improvements," Watson said. I don't want to say that the new players have to come in and help right away, because they have to demonstrate that they have the skills and composure to compete at this level. I have every confidence they can, but it will come down to simple math."

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I would really like to see the details on this, 2 yr max at 4 would be good with me.
This is not Modano who was a reclamation project at his age.
Alfie still had a very solid year last year and proved himself still a viable top 6 forward.
He will not put up Stamkos/Crosby numbers but he will be a very good all around forward on this team.


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Whit Hobgood rushed for two touchdowns and Jack Weil booted two crucial extra points as the Ikon Financial Group Raiders slipped past the Coastline Property Management Packers 16-14 in MPRD Small Fry (8-9 year olds) football action.
The Raiders held the ball the entire firstt quarter as Hobgood and Caden Schier ran behind the strong blocking of Thomas Bryant, Bryce Scharling, Colin Fallaw, Luke Bishop and Seabrook Kellett. Hobgood would sneak in behind center Carson Woodard from a yard out to finish the drive, and with Weil's extra point the Raiders went into halftime with an 8-0 advantage.
The Packers offense led by Jacob Johnson, Rico Harrell, Justin Horry and Harrison Hanks would respond in the second half, as Horry rumbled for two touchdowns. The Packers were unable to convert the extra point on Horry's first touchdown though and Hobgood's 3-yard touchdown run in the second half and Weil's second extra point proved to be the difference.
Coach Hobgood and the Ikon Financial Group Raiders capped an undefeated regular season at 8-0 with the win, while Coach Davey and the Coastline Property Management Packers finished as regular season runners-up with a 6-2 record.
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What To Do Online When a Loved One Dies
What happens to your digital stuff when you die?
Despite efforts by a few states, the U.S. and Canada don't yet have consistent laws that treat digital data and accounts like physical goods, which can be distributed via an estate after death. As The Wall Street Journal reports, surviving families often find themselves stuck between estate laws (which would give them access to digital data) and privacy laws (which would forbid it).
Some people deal with these problems by creating what are called "social media wills" or simply leaving their passwords and druthers with a trusted person. Spouses sometimes share passwords with each other, for instance, as do some servicemen and women in active combat. There are also commercial services like LegacyLocker.com and SecureSafe.com that allow people to store all of their account information in one place.
Lawyers warn, though, that allowing someone else to access your account after your death–even with your express permission–could break the law because doing so violates the terms of service on many sites.
Without access to passwords and account details for the deceased, families that want to gain access to their loved ones' data must work within the guidelines set out by the tech companies. Unfortunately, doing so can be a confusing maze because most Web companies approach these questions differently Google for example won't shut a Gmail account without a court order, while Facebook actively seeks to either shut down accounts belonging to the deceased, or "memorialize" them – a process that leaves the person's Facebook account online for his existing friend network to see and interact with, but prevents anyone from logging in to it.
Here's a guide to how some major Internet companies handle the accounts of the deceased as of the end of 2012.
– Won't disclose passwords for Gmail or for its social network, Google+, or transfer ownership of an account.
– Won't deactivate an account without a court order.
– May provide contents of a dead user's account if family mails or faxes proof of the death and family connection, and family meets additional legal requirements such as an order from a U.S. court.
–Doesn't offer Facebook-style "memorialization" for Google+ accounts.
– More information here.
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– Will remove an account upon request of the family
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– Won't disclose the contents of a deceased user's account without a legal process.
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– If a user wants his family to have access to his account and after his death, Yahoo recommends he provide consent and his account information (user name, password and/or answers to challenge questions) in his estate plans. Otherwise Yahoo won't provide families data from the accounts of dead people.
–Will deactivate an account if the estate provides a death certificate via fax or email.
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–Doesn't consider it a violation for surviving family that gets a court order or otherwise has authority from the deceased to use his or her password to log into the account.
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Type of Physician: Rheumatologist
What is a Rheumatologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners treat diseases of the joints, muscles, bones, and tendons. The rheumatologist diagnoses and treats arthritis, back pain, muscle strains, common athletic injuries, etc. The rheumatologist may work closely with other specialists such as orthopaedic surgeons and physical therapists.
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The Budd Lynch passing urged me to announce her arrival into our collective Detroit Red Wing family. As one moves from the Red Wings present to Red Wings past, another moves from the future to the present and thus the traditions are carried forward.
Her 22 month old sister already loves the Wings and loves playing ball hockey and rod hockey, I'm sure Lilja will too (Especially when she sees pictures of the inspiration for her name wearing the Winged Wheel).
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Cardinal Q-School: The Flop Shot
Cardinal Q-School is a weekly, summer-long series on Ball State All-Access and BallStateSports.com. Check back every Monday morning during June, July and August for a golf practice tip or stroke saver that you can use. Each week a different golfer from both the BSU men's and women's teams will show you basic steps and techniques to do anything from hit a simple driver to getting out from behind the trees.
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K&P were one of those teams that I enjoyed more on TV than in real life, with the exception of their great 1987 OSP (the one that spawned the Golden Waltz.
Furthermore, despite nice technique, they didn't manage a lot of emotional range or project beyond the boards, even when doing their 1992 program (which I saw at Worlds that year live.) You have no idea how much the audience did not get into the 1992 Worlds ice dance in Oakland. R&K were one of the few high spots (the Duchesnays did not compete). People left saying they deserved to win, but man was that boring, something I never would have expected, having been thrilled by their Olympic performance on TV.
I can completely see why the Duchesnays beat them. I saw Missing I live at Halifax in 1990, and they were on another planet from K&P performance-wise, K&P were skating to My Fair Lady, AFAIR, which at the time just felt dated, rather than retro.


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Brad Stuart will hit unrestricted free agency this summer and it looks like he may not return to the Detroit Red Wings. The Edmonton Journal's Jim Matheson writes that he wants to play for a California team, so "you have to think the Sharks will take another run at their former first-round draft pick. The Anaheim Ducks, too. Stuart's family has been living in California while he's been playing for the Red Wings."
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NDS Distinguished Cattle Breeder
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Bill Ramsey speaks after being honored at the National Dairy Shrine's Distinguished Dairy Cattle Breeder. He has some valuable insight into his success and talks about the three important facets of his life. Listen to these insights from this well-respected dairy producer and cattle breeder.
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Image Sharing Seeks to Reduce Repeat Scans
When 5-year-old Piper Gibson was hospitalized in Oklahoma City last summer with frightening strokelike symptoms, her father, Chris, got a same-day second opinion on her brain scan from another neurologist—in Boston.
Mr. Gibson was able to get the second opinion with unusual efficiency by taking advantage of a secure electronic network that can transfer medical images in minutes. It is one of a growing number of image-exchange services that eliminate many of the hassles patients encounter in transferring CT-scans, MRIs, X-rays and ultrasounds whenever they seek a second opinion, consult a specialist or start seeing a new doctor.
Logistics are time-consuming when patients want to share an image with two or more doctors or track down older images so a new doctor can compare them with current results. Typically, patients receive copies of a medical image on a compact disc, which can easily be lost, damaged or even contain someone else's information. And because competing vendors sell incompatible equipment, one doctor sometimes can't view another's image on a CD without a long conversion process.
As a result, scans and other images are often repeated, piling up health-care costs and exposing patients to additional and potentially harmful doses of radiation. Though Medicare has clamped down on medical imaging expenditures in recent years, the federal agency spent about $10 billion in 2010, compared with about $6 billion a decade earlier. An estimated 10% to 20% of those costs are duplicate exams.
Now, several state and regional health-information exchanges have begun sharing images electronically, and a number of companies sell image-sharing technology directly to hospitals and radiology clinics to help transfer test results among doctors, who can view them on a tablet or smartphone if need be.
A growing number of providers, including some participating in a federally-funded program called Image Share, are offering patients a way to share their own images directly. The Radiological Society of North America, under contract with the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering, is overseeing the Image Share project, with pilot sites including Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York, the University of California, San Francisco, and the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
"This is all about giving patients control of their health information and engaging them in their own care," says David Mendelson, director of radiology-information systems at Mount Sinai and principal investigator for Image Share. More than 3,000 patients have enrolled in the project since August 2011. Dr. Mendelson says about 20 more hospital systems and radiology groups with multiple facilities are in talks to join.
Patients who enroll get a personal health account to maintain and share test results via email on a password-protected site. Image Share contracted with Dell Inc., of Round Rock, Texas, and LifeImage Inc., of Boston, to provide the personal accounts.
LifeImage provides a clearinghouse connecting the Image Share patient accounts with radiology offices. The company, which also sells image-sharing services for physicians to about 160 hospitals, is offering those hospitals additional technology at no extra charge so they can offer image-sharing directly to their own patients through the federal project, says Hamid Tabatabaie, LifeImage chief executive.
The Gibsons were fortunate to be able to use LifeImage's service for their daughter: Their hospital doesn't use an image-sharing service. The family brought Piper to the Children's Hospital at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center on Aug. 22 because she was having severe coughing fits at home and then her left leg and entire right side went limp. The hospital admitted her and performed an MRI of her brain. Mr. Gibson says a neurologist told him the results indicated a tear in her carotid artery might have caused a transient ischemic attack, known as a "mini-stroke." The hospital wanted to perform an ultrasound to be sure.
Mr. Gibson, a software executive, knew about LifeImage's services through his work, and he reached a contact there who helped him send the MRI within minutes to Boston Children's Hospital, a LifeImage customer. A neurologist there reviewed the images and in a 20-minute call told Mr. Gibson that the Oklahoma diagnosis was probably correct: Piper's artery had probably torn during the coughing fits. Mr. Gibson says he was reassured that the ultrasound was a good idea, and that the most likely treatment would be four to six months of blood-thinning drugs while the tear healed.
"I went and explained this to my family and everyone breathed a little easier," Mr. Gibson says. The next morning, the Oklahoma doctors confirmed the diagnosis. Piper was discharged after a few days, received six months of blood-thinner treatment and is taking low-dose aspirin for the next few months. Now 6, she is doing fine, Mr. Gibson says.
In a statement, the OU Medical Center said a second opinion is common in health care, and "if technology is combined with wise medical expertise and allows patients better understanding, it is a good thing."
To expand the Image Share program more widely, federal funding was recently extended through 2016. Dr. Mendelson says one goal is to explore possible payment models for a commercial version of the service. Options might include charging patients $10 to $25 depending on the number of exams. At present, radiology offices may charge $25 to $50 to provide a patient with a CD.
Starting in August 2011, the University of California, San Francisco, began offering Image Share to patients who contacted the medical image library to request a CD of their tests. The hospital found patients didn't want to spend time going through the educational and consent process. In June 2012, the hospital instead began offering the service to patients waiting to have a scan. The approach was more successful, with more than 1,000 patients enrolled.
Amaranth Cline, 70, in treatment for bile-duct cancer at Mount Sinai, says she learned of Image Share from the medical library there when she requested a copy of her scans. She signed up and has shared images with other doctors. "People have the right to this information and being able to get it and share it easily really helps me advocate for myself," she says.
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Wow! I just received a survey request from IVGID regarding the Mountain Golf Course. I took the survey and could not believe the question I was asked.
Should we raise the recreation fees to pay for a new clubhouse for the golfers?
Absolutely not! As a matter of fact, we should raise the green fees to pay for other things, such as cheaper gym fees. Many more people would benefit from lowering gym fees, not to mention the increase in gym membership due to reduced membership fees would add to revenue.
Golfers are a select few compared to users of our other recreational facilities and areas. Why should the "many" pay more so the "few" can have a better clubhouse?
I say raise your green fees and pay for it yourself.
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How Adobe is going to deliver Flash content to every iPhone and iPad? Will Feral's legendary game finally come to the Mac? Which TV shows are now fully closed-captioned in the iTunes and how will be the new MacBook Pro? Read the third edition of "Apple TV News from the Web" to get the answers for all these iQuestions.
We are open for submissions: if you find anything related to Apple TV and you think it may fit here, send us a tweet or a Facebook comment and we'll post it the coming week.
Edition 3:
1. Flash coming to iOS
2. Deus Ex: Human Revolution
3. Closed-captioned episodes in iTunes
4. Updated MacBook Pro line


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Source: The Independent
quote: If you're trying to assume that Jason Mick is playing partisan politics, and that he is a hard core republican, you haven't been following Dailytech long enough.
quote: I started reading here because of Masher, and didn't like Jason's perspective at all back then (it seemed as though he were on a liberal global warming spree).
quote: Jason has never struck me as a Reagan lover and I think you're trolling is in very poor taste.
quote: Yet neither of you addressed the not hidden at all message that every president has used the US military to attack nations outside of Congressional approval. Now we attack individuals in areas that the de facto nation has little control (Yemen, Pakistan, Afghanistan).
quote: Suddenly the reason why Congress and the President support a lot of operations and invasions that are unpopular and at times nonsensical/counterproductive makes a lot more sense. Feed the hand that feeds.


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Free family event today at Maui Mall
Maui Mall will celebrate the start of summer during its Maui Mall Family Sundays event from noon to 2 p.m. today.
The free monthly event will include water fountain games and contests.
Keiki under 12 can win prizes like Fun Factory tokens and tickets to the movies by participating at each of the Maui United Way activity stations. To qualify, pick up a passport near the stage, get it stamped after completing each activity, then turn it in.
Highlights include a Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist League tournament and free workshop in Unit C-8, next to Genki Sushi. Call Robert Loera at (808) 385-5753 for more information.
There will also be eating contests, free healthy snacks for kids provided by Whole Foods Market, a keiki scavenger hunt by Fun Factory, and a family scavenger hunt (must be led by an adult).
Programming class begins Monday
"Me: The Maker Generation!" is a class for young people interested in computer programing at the College for Kids/College Bound program taking place this week at the University of Hawaii Maui College. It will be offered from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Geared to students entering 7th through 12th grade this fall, the class will accept walk-in students Monday morning.
Students will make electronic circuits, program microcontrollers, affix electronics to clothing, and explore robotics and manufacturing with 3-D printers.
Career exploration, guest speakers, chess, survival cooking and field trips around campus are also included.
The cost is $299, plus a $75 material fee. Partial scholarships are available.
For more information, call 984-3231 on Monday or visit online at www.edventuremaui.com.
Caregiver workshop set in Hana Tuesday
The public is invited to a free caregiver workshop titled "Caring for the Caregiver" from 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday at Hale Hulu Mamo in Hana.
Heather Greenwood, extension educator with the University of Hawaii Cooperative Extension, will discuss topics such as managing caregiver health, decreasing caregiving stress, balancing caregiving responsibilities and taking time for caregiver respite.
No reservations are needed. Certificates of attendance will be available for professionals and lunch will be provided free for attendees. For more information, call 248-8833.
Maui Adult Day Care Centers and the Maui County Office on Aging are sponsoring the workshop.
LAS celebration and meeting Wednesday
The public is invited to the Lahaina Arts Society annual Celebration & Meeting beginning at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Pioneer Inn Courtyard. Admission is free.
Light pupu will be offered with refreshments and a no-host bar will be available. There will also be entertainment by Barefoot Minded. Special guest speakers will be Mayor Alan Arakawa, Jefferson Stillwell, president of the Art Maui board of directors, and Don McCann, president of LAS. Board members will be elected after the guest speakers.
For more information, call LAS at 661-0111 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Monsanto reps to speak at meeting
Monsanto's David Stoltzfus and Carol Reimann will be guest speakers at Wednesday's noon lunch meeting of the Rotary Club of Kihei/Wailea at Mulligans on the Blue restaurant.
Topics will include why Monsanto operates in Hawaii and modern solutions to help farmers become more productive when faced with fewer agricultural lands, fewer farmers and a growing worldwide population.
The public is welcome to attend. The $16 cost includes lunch.
A Keiki's Dream fundraiser Tuesday
A Keiki's Dream will be the beneficiary of a fundraiser at Flatbread Co. in Paia from 5 to 10 p.m. Tuesday.
Flatbread Co. will donate $3.50 for each large pizza and $1.75 for each small pizza sold to A Keiki's Dream.
In addition to food, volunteers will make balloon animals and apply temporary tattoos and stickers for any child who comes into the restaurant.
Kihei Sunrise club to meet at sunset
The Rotary Club of Kihei Sunrise will host a pau hana sunset get-together at Keawakapu Beach (adjacent to The Five Palms Restaurant in Kihei) from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday.
In lieu of the regular Wednesday morning breakfast meeting, club members will gather in this casual beach setting. All interested business professionals are invited to attend.
"This is a great opportunity to network and get to know Rotary members in an informal and relaxed setting," said Patty Hemmen, president of the Rotary Club of Kihei Sunrise. "We look forward to meeting new business leaders and sharing networking opportunities."
Those attending should bring a pupu to share and their own beach chair and beverages. For further information, call Hemmen at 280-8372 or see the club's website at www.kiheirotary.org.
SAS class of '74 plans reunion
Saint Anthony High School's Class of 1974 will have a reunion planning meeting at 5:30 p.m. Friday in the Wailuku Sandhills area.
For more information, call 264-0166, (702) 561-2346 or 463-9118.
Goat-dairy owner to speak on Tuesday
The Italian American Social Club in Kihei will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the St. Theresa Church hall.
The event will begin with a potluck dinner. The guest speaker for the evening will be Thomas Kafsack, owner of Maui's Surfing Goat Dairy.
Kafsack will speak about the dairy and what led him to Maui to begin producing goat cheese. He will speak at 7 p.m.
All are invited to attend.
For further information, email Don Tedesco at email@example.com.
Teams forming for outreach project
Unity Church of Maui will launch a community outreach program beginning June 29. Volunteers are partnering with a Michael Beckwith Agape Sacred Service Saturday Satel-Light effort occurring in California, according to a news release.
Volunteer teams and individuals will hold a Sugar Beach cleanup, serenade at Kula Hospital serenading and conduct botanical gardens maintenance. For more information, call 264-6614 or 298-8537.
Author will address Rotary Club of Maui
Stuart Nicholls, author of the novel "Thunder Road: The Journey Home," will be the featured guest speaker at the Rotary Club of Maui luncheon Thursday at the Class Act Restaurant at the University of Hawaii Maui College.
Nicholls, a Vietnam veteran, will speak on post-traumatic stress disorder and the journey home.
Nicholls was raised on a farm near Wheaton, Ill., and served as a combat infantryman in Vietnam from 1965 to 1966. After graduating from the University of Hawaii, he returned to Vietnam in 1987, where he helped build medical clinics, taught English, assisted with agricultural efforts and ran veteran tours.
Cost for the lunch meeting is $20. The public is welcome.
Nominees sought for Hall of Fame
Baldwin High School is seeking nominations of candidates for its Hall of Fame.
Four individuals representing alumni, past-or-present faculty, past-or-present staff and the community will be selected and recognized during the school's 75th anniversary celebration this October.
Candidates will be selected based on their contributions to Baldwin High School and the community, and their past achievements or awards.
Nomination forms may be obtained at the anniversary website hpbaldwinmaui75th.com, the Baldwin High School office, or Sew Special.
Completed forms may be submitted via email to firstname.lastname@example.com or mailed to BHS Hall of Fame, 490 Kilika Place, Wailuku 96793. Submission deadline is July 15.
Tools for caregivers classes announced
Powerful Tools for Caregivers Classes will take place from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesdays from July 2 to Aug. 6 at the West Maui Kaunoa Senior Center.
Topics include reducing stress, improving self-confidence, communicating effectively with health care professionals and family members, balancing caregiving responsibilities, making tough decisions and locating helpful resources.
A registration fee of $25 is refunded to all who complete the course.
For additional information or to register, call Heather Greenwood at the UH Cooperative Extension office at 244-3242, ext. 226.


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Celebrity Central / Top 25 Celebs
Isla Fisher
- 1976
Lucky Break
Isla Fisher is born to Scottish parents – a banker father and novelist mother – in the Middle Eastern country of Oman. Soon after, the family settles in Perth, Australia, where Fisher lands her first job – a lottery commercial – at age 12. "When you watch it I'm so small, I'm just a blur," she tells EW. "But I was so excited."
- 1994
A Soapy Start
Fisher's television career really takes off with a lead role on Home and Away, a long-running Australian soap opera which once featured Naomi Watts and Heath Ledger. "That show was like an apprenticeship," Fisher tells Elle. "Some of the lines were so laughable, you'd really have to work harder than you ever will again to make them even seem realistic."
- 1997
Romantic Comedy
At 21, Fisher moves to Europe, making a stop in Paris to study at the Jacques Lecoq International School of Theatre, before crossing paths with comedic actor Sacha Baron Cohen in London. Together, the couple moves to Los Angeles in 2002. "I was auditioning and getting many less than enthusiastic responses," she tells Elle. "Then Sacha said, 'You're the funniest girl I know. You should be doing comedies.' And I thought, Wow, that's inspiring coming from the funniest man in the world."
- 2002
Blonde Ambition
Donning a blonde wig, Fisher lands a small part – as Shaggy's allergy-laden girlfriend – opposite Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar in Scooby-Doo, which grosses more than $150 million at the U.S. box office.
- 2005
Crash Course
Fisher lands the riotous role of sex-crazed Gloria Cleary – Vince Vaughn's slightly stalkerish love interest – in Wedding Crashers. The film makes over $200 million and earns Fisher an MTV Movie Award. "After Wedding Crashers," she tells Esquire, "I just got so many more opportunities."
- 2007
Borat Baby
It's a girl! Fisher and Cohen welcome their first child, a daughter named Olive. Though the couple never confirmed her pregnancy, Fisher later reveals to Allure she gained 60 lbs. while expecting. "Häagen-Dazs and I had a great time together," she jokes.
- 2008
Definitely Delightful
Valentine's Day moviegoers fall in love with Fisher and Ryan Reynolds in the adorable romantic comedy Definitely, Maybe. "The biggest problem shooting [the movie] was getting thru scenes with Isla and not laughing," Reynolds tells Moviefone. Later that year, Fisher voices her first animated character, Dr. Mary Lou Larue, in Horton Hears a Who.
- 2009
Retail Therapy
Headlining her first film, Fisher earns the envy of girls everywhere as Rebecca Bloomwood in the fashion-forward Confessions of a Shopaholic. "Somebody saw an early cut and told me, 'God, I haven't been so excited about an actress since I saw Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman,'" producer Jerry Bruckheimer tells Elle.
- 2010
Vow of Silence
In Paris, Fisher and Cohen marry in a super-secret ceremony – with just six guests! "They brighten everything up a bit, but you can see that they're not just there to entertain," pal Naomi Watts gushes to Harper's Bazaar. "They're really connected to each other and are taking care of each other the entire time. It's beautiful."
Who's That Girl?
After keeping her growing belly under wraps, Fisher steps out with an obvious baby bump. Though the fiercely private couple doesn't confirm their joyous news, Fisher, her husband and big sis Olive are spotted with their new addition, daughter Elula, in September.
Photo Credits
BIOGRAPHY (top to bottom): Patrick Riviere/Getty; Getty; Dave Benett/Getty; Everett; Everett; Pacific Coast News; Universal Pictures; Robert Zuckerman/Touchstone Pictures; Splash News Online; Pacific Coast News
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- Isla Fisher
- Date of Birth
- February 03, 1976
- Birth Place
- Muscat, Oman
- Relationships
Sacha Baron Cohen, husband (2002 to present)
Darren Day, ex-boyfriend (1998 to 2002; on & off, engaged)
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Ross' USOC photoshoot - his portrait pictures. I love the front-on shot of the Russian split!
Ross had the best photo shoot of all the guys, I think. Of course it helps that he is such a cute "boy next door" type.
Anyone know why Ross isn't skating in the U.S. International Skating Classic in Salt Lake?
I haven't heard anything. He didn't skate at Liberty either, and he usually competes there.
Ross's website lists his 2 GP events, and doesn't list anything else on his schedule. The above link has lots of articles about Ross
Miner wrote the first-ever blog post for US Figure Skating's "Destination Sochi Athlete Spotlight."
That's a lovely blog!
Ross is always so charming in the way he very naturally gives credit to his parents. There is always a slight sense of humor to his comments ("it didn't hurt that she was also director of day care") which only enhances one's sense for his "boy-ish" charm personality.
Hope Ross has a season he will be proud of.
Yes, that's exactly what I hope for him. And that he gets his quad salchow consistent, so that he is encouraged to keep skating, whatever his results. His joy in the sport shines through that blog, and through his skating!
Awesome blog. A genuine person.
Ross Redford
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As we previously reported, Rupert Grint will be a guest star on an upcoming episode of American Dad. The episode will be airing this Sunday, October 7 on Fox in the U.S. Fox released a preview of the episode, titled "Killer Vacation" with Rupert (the blond chracter). Watch below!
Synospis: The Smith family's tropical vacation turns out to be anything but relaxing in the all-new Halloween-themed "Killer Vacation" episode of AMERICAN DAD airing Sunday, Oct. 7 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
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Wiz Khalifa�was arrested at a Texas airport�on Sunday�after a "green leafy substance" was found during a TSA check,�TMZ�reports.
According to police, Khalifa was taken into custody and turned over to local authorities after TSA officials discovered 0�.5 grams of marijuana.
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Unfazed by the arrest, the "Black and Yellow" singer took to Twitter to post what he called a "jail selife." He also posted a picture of the jail cell door with the caption, "Free Trap Wiz."
Jail selfie. pic.twitter.com/l01qB8oLrm— We Dem Boyz (@wizkhalifa) May 25, 2014
Khalifa was ultimately let go, posting another photo in front of the plane:
Yall freed me. pic.twitter.com/YB4h7ralu0— We Dem Boyz (@wizkhalifa) May 25, 2014
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Q What is a Clemson Extension Master Gardener? How can I get involved in the program?
A: The Master Gardener program was developed in 1972 by Washington State Cooperative Extension agents David Gibby and Arlen Davison. The agents were faced with a problem – increased interest in home gardening had left the office swamped with calls from clients who needed advice.
The idea was formed to train a group of highly motivated volunteers who could assist Cooperative Extension staff in helping the community with their gardening.
The Master Gardener program was implemented in Charleston in 1981 and quickly expanded throughout the state. Today, the tri-counties have one of the largest, most knowledgeable groups of active Master Gardener volunteers delivering research-based information to area gardeners.
Becoming an MGThe first step on the road to becoming a Master Gardener is completion of the 12-week training course. The course focuses on low-impact, sustainable horticulture practices. Students investigate the use of native plants, composting, rainwater harvesting and integrated pest management as part of their training. Above all, students learn how to research and solve problems using up to date, scientific information.
Classes are taught by Clemson Extension agents, local experts and Master Gardeners and are held at North Charleston City Hall with field trips to Cypress Gardens and other garden sites.
Jan Litton, a Master Gardener from the class of 1998, has helped train and mentor students every year since completing the course herself. "Students are always amazed at how much they learn, how much there is to learn and how much fun they have in the process," she says.
InternAfter successfully completing the classroom portion of the program, participants receive the title Master Gardener Intern. Interns complete 40 hours of volunteer service to finish the program and become certified Master Gardeners.
During the initial internship period, participants are required to volunteer in their county extension office answering phone calls and assisting walk-in clients. Duties include dispensing gardening advice and identifying common weeds, diseases and insects. With the help of more experienced mentors, interns put their classroom lessons into a real world context.
Mike Dixon, a Master Gardener since 1996, has become a Monday afternoon institution in the Charleston County Extension office. His hands-on teaching style and depth of knowledge make him a favorite mentor for new interns.
"It's all about sharing knowledge with the public," Dixon says. "I love passing along information that I've learned through the Master Gardener program. Training interns and working with clients is a rewarding experience."
Continued serviceMany MGs go beyond the initial 40 hours of volunteer service, often volunteering thousands of hours to the community through the years.
There are so many ways MGs help the community, including hosting "Ask A Master Gardener" tables at local garden centers, the Charleston and Mount Pleasant farmer's markets as well as festivals and events. Volunteers provide lectures and workshops for civic groups, garden clubs, churches and schools. Demonstration gardens are an important way that Master Gardeners educate the public.
The Urban Research & Demonstration Garden, located on Savannah Highway at the Clemson Coastal Research & Education Center, is one example. A group of MGs meet weekly to maintain a series of themed beds that showcase annuals, perennials, herbs and vegetables. The Carolina Yard at the Charleston Exchange Park features a permanent sustainable display garden with evolving themes to educate and inspire visitors at the fair.
"The (Tri-County Master Gardener) association is a great way for the three counties to come together to organize events, celebrate our accomplishments and support Clemson Extension," says Carolyn Acuff, the group's president. The group is a charitable organization that supports the Extension-based program.
The TCMGA focuses on educating the public through events such as the annual Carolina Yard Gardening School, Magnolia Gardens' Autumn on the Ashley, the Coastal Carolina Fair and the Fall Home & Garden Show.
The bottom line is, if you have a desire to learn about gardening and are willing to share your knowledge with others, the South Carolina Master Gardener program may be for you. The next Master Gardener Training Course will begin Sept. 27. Read more and fill out an application online at www.clemson.edu/extension/mg/counties/tri_county/howtobecomeamg.html.
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'Super Smash Brothers Melee' Gamers Take Bryant Park
By Louie Lazar
Paulo Talion was reading a book in Bryant Park last month when he spotted a power outlet sticking out of the ground. He knew exactly what to do with it. "I should bring a TV," he thought. "And bring 'Smash.'"
He was referring to "Super Smash Brothers Melee," a popular and addictive Nintendo fighting game that includes characters from years past, like Mario from Super Mario Brothers and Link from The Legend of Zelda.
Mr. Talion, 23 years old, and many videogame enthusiasts have become accustomed to playing in dungeon-like settings: sterile computer centers, arcades pumped with artificial light. Mr. Talion was a member of Stony Brook University's Animated Perspectives Club, which gathered often in a windowless student union basement on Long Island to play Smash. So, bringing the game and gamers to Bryant Park is nothing short of a utopia.
In early August, Mr. Talion, his friend Kashiem Brown, 23, and several friends arrived at Bryant Park in the afternoon with a Nintendo Game Cube system and an old analog television that Mr. Brown just purchased on Craigslist for 20 dollars. (He had lugged it over on the subway from Harlem.) They set up their equipment on a narrow path between a ping-pong table and a bed of pink flowers in the park's northwest corner and started playing.
They set up another game night on August 15, this one publicized with the help of Facebook. About 12 people attended, playing Smash well into the night. And on Sunday, Mr. Talion and Mr. Brown organized a Bryant Park "Smashfest" — as such gatherings are known — for about 25 people. They played from 3 p.m. until well after dark. "A TV next to a tree – that doesn't happen every day," Mr. Brown said.
"It's awesome to play outdoors," in contrast to "stuffy venues [where] the AC is broken," said Mohammad Radiyat, 20, a chemical engineering student at Cornell University who wore a green Nintendo shirt stamped with an 'L' to commemorate Luigi from Super Mario Brothers' 30th
To accommodate Sunday's larger crowd, a second television set was hauled in and the festivities were shifted over to Bryant Park's south edge, near the carousel, which offered more space. Players rotated games of two on two. Tourists snapped photos and pedestrians watched some of the matches.
"You've got the Empire State Building, you've got the 42nd Street lights, and we're playing Smash in the park. I can't believe it," Mr. Talion said.
The event even attracted a notable figure in the Smash community: D'Ron Maingrette, 27, who works as a commentator at major gaming tournaments under the name "Apex D1."
Released in 2001, the game involves rapid-fire combat sessions between characters, each with signature attacks and traits. Players say that the game rivals chess in its complexity and is rough on the fingers: many complain of aches after playing. Mr. Maingrette, from The Bronx, attributed the game's appeal to the fact that it is "easy to pick up but hard to master," and that the community is close knit and welcoming: "Race, creed, religion, orientation – all that stuff doesn't matter," he said.
At first, Mr. Talion and his friends were worried that parks officials would shut them down. But during their first event, a parks employee called the setup "'one of the best things we've ever seen at the park,'" Mr. Brown said. The Department of Parks and Recreation's rules and regulations don't specifically mention videogames. A section on "noise; musical instruments; sound reproduction devices," indicates that the televisions wouldn't be a problem unless they're so loud they bother other patrons.
Mr. Talion hopes to organize a full-fledged tournament with at least three TV's before winter officially sets in and the gamers have to return indoors.


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Peter Funt: 'Homeland' buzz ends quickly
I spent the holidays OD'ing on the TV series "Homeland." This meant viewing all 24 episodes in a three-day period, watching several a second time, digging up print reviews and features I had ignored over the past two years -- plus a few more obsessive gambits, such as searching for the Israeli series on which the Showtime hit is based.
At least "Homeland" references now make sense, most notably the "Saturday Night Live" sketch I went back and watched online. Turns out Bill Hader's "Saul" and Anne Hathaway's "Carrie" were among the funniest send-ups SNL has ever done.
What's that? You've never watched "Homeland"? The way I figure it that places you among roughly 300 million Americans. "Homeland" is a thriller about the CIA's post-9/11 efforts to wipe out al-Qaida, featuring almost as many plot twists as, well, the real CIA. It's one of television's biggest hits, but unlike, say, "American Idol," which has been sampled at one time or another by virtually everyone who owns a TV, "Homeland" has been seen by a tiny fraction of the U.S. audience.
President Barack Obama told People Magazine that "Homeland" is one of his favorite shows
I missed the "Homeland" debut in 2011, and found myself trapped. I was afraid to join the series in mid-story, so I managed to avoid it altogether. But this Christmas I received the first season on DVD, and my son Danny and I -- who together once watched all 154 episodes of NBC's "The West Wing," three times from start to finish, after the series was no longer on the air -- polished off the first 12 "Homeland" shows in less than 48 hours.
Locating the second season was tougher. I pre-ordered the DVDs on Amazon.com and then realized I had no idea when they'd be released. I signed up for a one-month trial of Netflix, only to find out it doesn't offer "Homeland." Fortunately, there's an app called Showtime Anytime, which I downloaded to my iPad, and then rushed to the Apple store for a cable that would let me watch iPad video on a full-size TV.
Ah, but it seems Showtime won't allow that. While the show played perfectly on the iPad, a printed notice on the TV screen said I was out of luck. Still, we watched episodes 13 through 24 on the small device in a day and a half.
That done, I began Googling the Israeli series, "Hatufim," (Abductees) and learned that it exists on DVD with English subtitles -- but to watch it I'd have to buy a machine that accommodates the TV format called PAL, used widely outside the U.S. Instead, I spent $24.99 on Amazon, plus rush shipping, for a movie called "Homeland," which I discovered has absolutely nothing to do with the TV series. It's about an Israeli soldier named Kobi who comes to New York, where he meets Leila, and ... oh, who cares? I guess I was thrown by reading that the film had won an award, which I later discovered was bestowed by the Delray Beach Film Festival.
Anyway, I rushed into the New Year fully prepped to discuss "Homeland," only to find that those who have seen it are already talked-out, and the other 300 million couldn't care less. It seems the buzz has shifted. I hear that two seasons of "Downton Abbey" are available on DVD.
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LEWISTOWN - For Thiry and Paul Olbrich, theatre has been nearly a life-long passion. They met on-stage in college and were involved in a community theatre in East Orange, N.J., where they lived before moving to Mifflin County in 1964. Paul had taken a job with Fisher Electronics, and so they became Lewistown residents. They were pleased with the area and the friendly people they encountered, but one thing was missing.
"There was no live theatre," Thiry said. "People didn't know what live theatre was except what the schools put on."
For a while, they were content with dancing.
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Guests are seated before the start of the comedy-mystery 'The Psychic' the last show of the season at the Theatre-in-the-Park Sunday afternoon in Derry Township Park.
2004 — 'Paparazzi' members Rob Burns, front, Christy Lewis Colon and John Wertz are caught on camera backstage during a November 2004 presentation of 'Solid Gold Cadillac.'
Photos submitted by Paul and Thiry Olbrich
2000 — The cast of 'Bus Stop' pauses for a group shot during the November 2000 production. They are, from left, front, Nathan Smith and Ron Patterson; back, Jill Harbst, Shannon Deitz, Anita Rishel, Bob Robinson, Ron Mitchell and Allen Mengel.
1995 — Phyllis Johnson, left, and Pat McKnight get ready for an evening 'On Golden Pond.' The dressing mirror, lights and table were built for the Press Room Theatre, but are still in use today at Theatre-in-the-Park.
2012 —Guests watch as actress Cara Harmon, left, and actor Rob Burns perform in the play 'The Psychic,' the most recent production at the Theater-in-the-Park.
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"Now, everybody walks for causes," Paul said. "Back then, they were dances."
At a heart fund dance, Paul and Thiry met up with Charlie and Barb Hackenberry. The conversation turned to live theatre, and unbeknownst to its participants, was overheard by Vivian Conrad. Conrad mentioned the idea to someone else, and eventually, Kirby Bowen, a beautician destined to open Kirby's Restaurant, contacted the Olbrichs about getting a theatre started. Bowen, Charlie Hackenberry and the Olbrichs talked about it and decided to form a group. They talked a lot about putting on a show, until finally Hackenberry pointed out that they needed to stop talking about it and actually do it. He volunteered to direct, and in June 1967, they put on "The Mouse that Roared" at Chief Logan High School, under the name "Mask and Wig Community Theatre."
"But that was the name of a group at Princeton, so we had to come up with something of our own," Thiry said. They took stock of their surroundings, and the "Stone Arch Players" were born. They had no idea at the time that they had begun nearly a half century long venture.
For several years, SAP alternated performances between Chief Logan and Kish high schools. They rehearsed at the YMCA, which at the time was located where the parking lot behind BonTon is now. Paul said they did one show per year, with two performances in one weekend. With no space to call their own, Paul added, the group had its possessions all over town.
"We had costumes in people's attics," Thiry said. They stored props, pieces of sets and other items in two empty one-room schoolhouses.
Until 1976, that is, when The Sentinel moved from its location on the Five Points to its current home in Pleasant Acres. At that point, SAP was given permission to use the former press room as their headquarters.
After some modifications and a thorough cleaning, the Press Room Theatre was completed with risers built by vo-tech students and borrowed folding chairs from various local organizations. Then, a stroke of luck led them to the discovery of some old theatre seats in Ann Fisher's barn, in Milroy.
"She wanted to sell them to us, but we didn't have that much money," Paul said, "so, she just gave them to us."
The group cleaned the seats up and put them on the risers in the Press Room Theatre, but after a few years in the theatre, where there was no air conditioning, the color started to come off the seats and onto people's clothing when they would sweat during performances. The manager at Marlette Homes, remembered fondly as "Guy," donated bolts of material to SAP and a local upholsterer recovered the seats for just $1 per seat.
In 1982, the players moved from the Press Room Theatre to their current location in Derry Park.
"We were fine where we were, but The Sentinel had no use for (the building) anymore. They offered to donate it to us," Thiry said, but the young organization didn't have the means to make necessary repairs to the building, and it ended up being donated to the Salvation Army instead.
The Theatre-in-the-Park needed some improvements, such as new wiring, but the theatre became a fixture in Mifflin County live entertainment and the members of SAP became masters of disaster avoidance. Every time the water rises over the banks of Kish Creek, volunteers can be found moving costumes and props to higher ground - namely, to the risers originally built for the Press Room Theatre, which are still in use at Theatre-in-the-Park.
They were blessed with another stroke of good fortune in September 2011. The water rose in the park-though ultimately, not to a level detrimental to the theatre-just as the theatre's seats and carpets were being replaced.
"We had the old seats out, but hadn't put the new seats in yet," Paul said. As it was, none of the seats got wet, old or new.
In addition to the new seats, they've also replaced the ticket booth and put new flooring in the lobby of the theatre within the past five years.
"It's pretty amazing," Paul said. "That first show, we had zero money. We ended up owing people money."
But they kept working, and the theatre kept going and going, Thiry added.
"We've gone from risers and folding chairs to new seats, carpet and air conditioning," she said.
In celebration of the Stone Arch Players' 45th anniversary, the group will hold its annual meeting and picnic June 14 at Derry Township Park. It is open to all members and former members of the group.
Collette Hartzler, of Belleville, has been a member of SAP for 12 years and has a part to play in the annual meeting in observance of the anniversary.
"I put together a slideshow of SAP over the years and put it to music. I'm also going to have them roll through while we're eating," she said.
Hartzler moved to the area in 2000 and went to a show that September, just to check it out.
"After the show I thought, 'Oh my gosh, I just love this little place," Hartzler said. She auditioned for 'Cliffhanger' soon after and was selected for a small part. She's been involved ever since.
"One of the things I love about the theatre is that you have these strangers. You start to work together, and this camaraderie begins to develop and you're working toward the same goal," she said.
The Stone Arch Players are always looking for new volunteers. Putting on a play requires so much more than just actors; there are many roles to be filled both on-stage and behind the scenes, in the community or in the ticket booth. Anyone interested in playing a part in the theatre's future should visit the theatre's website at www.stonearchplayers.com.


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Area Roundup: Bulldogs hold off Blue Storm
February 7, 2013
MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Martinsburg held off a couple of late runs by Mercersburg Academy, Pa., to come away with a 70-65 win over the Blue Storm Wednesday night....
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But that didn't stop her from revealing that her wife, Portia de Rossi, will be guest-starring in a "top secret arc" on ABC's hit series, Scandal.
"So annoying when people brag on twitter," she Tweeted. "& that's why I'm not tweeting that Portia just signed on to do a top secret arc on "Scandal". Oops."
According to E! Online, de Rossi's deal is confirmed and she will shoot more than one episode during the show's fourth season.
The announcement comes just weeks after the couple enjoyed some much-needed quality time vacationing in New York and Croatia following reports that de Rossi, 41, had spent time in a rehab center earlier this year.
While reps for the couple have not commented on the reports, friends says the pair are happy and looking forward to celebrating their sixth wedding anniversary in August. "They've had a few ups and downs but everyone loves them and is supportive," says an insider. "They are a great team."


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Ruth Lippes, the widow of prominent Buffalo attorney Thomas Lippes, died Saturday at the Weinberg Campus, Getzville. She was 98.
Born in Rochester, the former Ruth Landsman came to Buffalo with her family as a child. She was a graduate of Lafayette High School.
Mrs. Lippes was a longtime volunteer at the former E.J. Meyer Memorial Hospital and a member of the former Temple Emanuel.
She also was active in Hadassah.
Mrs. Lippes enjoyed dancing and playing bridge, which she said kept her mind sharp. She continued jogging into her 80s.
Her husband of 59 years died in 1997.
Survivors include two sons, Gerald S. and Richard J.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. today in the Sisterhood Chapel at Temple Beth Zion, 805 Delaware Ave.