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To some, food drives life of a city
Richmond Times-DispatchYou can get a plain, old hamburger just about anywhere. What you can't get everywhere are works of meaty art featuring juicy, grass-fed beef topped with artisan cheeses and locally grown vegetables, all sandwiched between freshly made buns produced by...Tags: Travel Channel (tv network), Restaurant and Catering Industry, Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking
Spring brings new chefs at Salt, B&O Brasserie and B, a Bolton Hill Bistro
After seven years running his own kitchen at Salt, his Upper Fells Point restaurant that put duck-fat fries, Wagyu sliders and changing menus on Baltimore's food map, Jason Ambrose is stepping aside. Ambrose is turning over Salt's day-to-day kitchen...Tags: Timonium, Arts and Culture, Bolton Hill, Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida), Lifestyle and Leisure
Winner of TV's 'Chopped' caters to South Floridians at Eating House
Name: Giorgio Rapicavoli Title: Chef/co-owner Location: Eating House, 804 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables; 305-448-6524, EatingHouseMiami.com Age: 27 Time at this location: 1 year Style of food: Contemporary American Background: Rapicavoli's...Tags: Chopped (tv program), Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Coral Gables
Chef Cindy Wolf to reveal secrets to her success
The Baltimore SunChef Cindy Wolf has the recipe that helped create several of Baltimore's top restaurants and she's willing to share it. Wolf will speak April 23 at Notre Dame of Maryland University, a talk that's open to the public. They're calling it: "Cindy Wolf:...Tags: Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking
Wine expert Paul Lukacs dishes on drink's history, his tastes
Unlike those of us who merely sip wine and try to appreciate it, Paul Lukacs has channeled his passion for the drink into a second career, one in which he's increasingly recognized as one of this country's most authoritative voices on the topic. Lukacs'...Tags: Arts and Culture, Beverage Industry, Loyola University Maryland, Wines, Restaurant and Catering Industry
Lee brothers dish about their new cookbook, 'Charleston Kitchen'
Tribune ReporterWhen James Beard Award-winning authors Matt and Ted Lee talk about their hometown of Charleston, S.C., there's an unmistakable air of reverence in their voices. "It's hard to separate the passion (for the food) from having grown up there, having grown...Tags: Huguenot, Atlantic Ocean, Restaurants, Seafood, Shrimp
Cindy Wolf and Spike Gjerde are James Beard Award semifinalists
The James Beard Foundation announced the list of restaurant and chef semifinalists for the 2013 James Beard Foundation Awards. Cindy Wolf of Charleston and Spike Gjerde of Woodberry Kitchen are among the 20 semifinalists for Best Chef Mid Atlantic, one of...Tags: Wines, Restaurants, Bryan Voltaggio, Lifestyle and Leisure, Awards and Prizes
Charleston debuts new Wednesday supper-for-two with 'Downton Abbey'-inspired menu
Starting this Wednesday, Charleston will offer a supper-for-two menu in the bar. Think of it as a way to soak up some of Charleston's atmosphere, and Cindy Wolf's cooking, without committing to the full tasting menu experience. The menu, which will...Tags: Downton Abbey (tv program)
James Bond himself, Daniel Craig, spotted in Baltimore
The Baltimore SunRumors swirled yesterday that a certain debonair, James Bond type was about town. And it's true: Daniel Craig was hanging out in Baltimore. Chef Cindy Wolf confirmed this morning that Craig dined at Charleston last night. "I love that I can say this --...Tags: Skyfall (movie), Restaurants, Nicole Kidman, Lifestyle and Leisure, Daniel Craig
Johnny's aims for the everyday
Foreman Wolf wants Johnny's to be an everyday destination for the folks of Roland Park, a place they can show up at, on a whim, for breakfast, lunch or dinner. And they have been. Johnny's is the fifth restaurant from Baltimore restaurateurs Tony Foreman...Tags: Recipes, Soups, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Salads
Chefs look back, predict 2013 trends
A new year is synonymous with new beginnings, especially in the dining industry. Restaurants change up their menus, business models evolve, and chefs rejuvenate their cooking styles to service an ever-growing number of "foodies" with increasingly...Tags: Recipes, Lifestyle and Leisure, Pasta, John Anderson , Dining and Drinking
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This course is designed to introduce students to the law and the lore of third party closing opinions in U.S. business law transactions, including the stylized conventions of third party opinions, standard opinion literature, liability issues and the implications of third party opinions for lawyers' professional responsibilities to their clients and others. It will also take a focused look at some of the substantive legal issues that are addressed by typical opinions that junior lawyers may be called upon to help draft, including entity and enforceability opinions, security interest opinions and opinions that are given in the bankruptcy context. A mock opinion negotiation exercise will afford students the opportunity to apply these legal principles to a transaction and express them in the stylized format of an opinion. The course will conclude with a case study of Enron to introduce students to the controversy that surrounds legal opinions and the role of legal judgments generally in structured finance transactions.
This course is targeted for 2L, 3L, LL.M. and other postgraduate students who are contemplating a transactional practice. The objective of the course is to permit students to add value to transactions on which they work as junior associates by being able to participate meaningfully in opinion preparation with an understanding of what opinions say and what they mean. Students who have taken this course will also be equipped to add value to transactions by being able to recognize opinion issues during the phase of structuring and negotiating deal terms.
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The Society is justly pround of its Programme of events, which contribute to the realisation of the main field of activity that relates to the Society: research, as set out in the first of its Laws. As part of its charitable status the Society is required to make the results of all its activities available to the public and thus 'educate' in the widest sense. The monthly lectures throughout the Society year, the conferences, symposia, workshops and, of course, the publications, all make this possible. All our events are now open to non-Fellows and Fellows alike, please feel free to make others aware of our programme.
Most lecture meetings start at 6.00pm in Edinburgh and 7.30pm in Aberdeen. The Anniversary Meeting (AGM) starts at 4.30pm in Edinburgh. Please note the earlier time of 5pm for the Saturday 16th March Ness of Brodgar lecture!
The venue for the Edinburgh events is the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22-26 George Street, Edinburgh EH2 2PQ although the 28 January 2013 lecture joint with the NMS is to be held in the Auditorium, National Museums Scotland, Chambers Street, please enter via the Lothian Street doors and book in advance on 0300 123 6789 or book online at www.nms.ac.uk/adults.
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A state of physical disarray and borderline obesity suffered during the university exam period where time for exercise is fundamentally limited by the need to cram unbelievable amounts of shite into your brain in order not to fail the year. Can often be traumatic, and difficult to counteract except through the medium of comfort eating, leading to a vicious circle of calorie consumption. *A and B meet outside library for a cigarette*
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Mon, 24 Oct 2011 01:54:44 -0700 St. Louis Cardinals 3B David Freese saw his 13-game postseason hitting streak come to an end in Game 4 of the World Series. Freese hit .456 (21-for-46) during the streak with seven doubles and 16 RBIs, but Texas Rangers SP Derek Holland kept him two shy of tying OF Marquis Grissom's 15-game playoff hitting streak, the longest by a National League player.
Mon, 27 Jun 2011 07:54:00 -0700 The Los Angeles Dodgers owe the Chicago White Sox $3.5 million per terms of the deal that sent OF Manny Ramirez to the team last season. They owe New York Yankees OF Andruw Jones $11 million, former OF Marquis Grissom $2.7 million and Levy Restaurants $588,000.
Sun, 15 Nov 2009 09:50:35 -0800 MLB.com's Bill Ladson reports that Marquis Grissom will not return as the Washington Nationals' first base coach for the 2010 season. However, a baseball source reports that he has been offered another position within the organization.
Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:02:28 -0700 The Associated Press reports the Washington Nationals hired former MLB OF Marquis Grissom as the team's new first-base coach Friday, Oct. 24. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Tue, 28 Mar 2006 21:10:04 -0800 MLB.com's Carrie Muskat reports the retirement of ex-Chicago Cubs OF Marquis Grissom has opened the door for OF Angel Pagan to make the club as a reserve outfielder.
Tue, 28 Mar 2006 20:59:34 -0800 Correcting an earlier item, MLB.com's Carrie Muskat reports ex-Chicago Cubs OF Marquis Grissom had still been in contention for a roster spot when he announced his retirement. However, he decided to go out on his own terms and said he was at peace with his decision.
Tue, 28 Mar 2006 15:06:45 -0800 The Associated Press reports Chicago Cubs OF Marquis Grissom announced his retirement after not making the team.
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Today Sunday I have been enjoying my day together with all Greeks here on the island! The weather has been great, and of course the locals take their car or scooter and go to a nice beach/tavern by the sea.
First I spent some time at Delphini C.O. beach, and later had lunch at Kini, above the Lotos beach to be precise. Then I drove along the west and south coast passing places like Galissas, Finika, Ampela, Megas Giaos and Vari. Close to Vari I went to a remote beach Satorinioi, for a swim and some relaxation.
Now I felt very much for a cold frappé, and where else could I get such a tasty coffee but not in a coffee shop at Azolimnos, just by the beach with the same name.
This is my last evening in Greece for this time, and I have been blessed with good weather, meeting with nice people, lovely food and wine, good walking, the latter especially on Folegandros. So yes, it has been a relaxing vacation for me!
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Mr. Cheddar here…
Happy New Year to all my feline friends and yes, their human kibble-providers too.
I hope it was a great holiday for all you felines and that the gifts were plentiful and as you specified! Those humans can mess up the simplest of requests at times, snort!!!
In terms of my own "haul" one item in particular stands out that I simply had to share with all of you. Not only was the product itself marvelous, it also came in a very large cardboard box! And we all love those big boxes, don't we?
After the box was thoroughly checked out it was time to move on to the exciting contents it had packaged.
Drum roll please!
May I present, The ScratchKabin:
Did I mention that it comes with a mouse! Yippee!!!!
Talk about comfort and relaxation. I'm in feline heaven in my new hiding/snoozing place!
And how's this for another bonus.
The outside is all carpet-covered and ready for my trusty claws. A scratching I will go!!!
Talking about a nice scratchy item. This mouse rocks!
He is rather durable though, I haven't finished him off yet but tomorrow's another day. Snort!!!
Meowmie and I had only one small complaint about the new ScratchKabin. The pad and cover that came with it was IMNSHO, a bit thin. I like ample padding when I'm snoozing. I'm sure all you felines can relate!
Easy fix though, Meowmie is making a new quilted cover for the pad this week. In the meantime, I'm using a cushion that I already had.
Overall, I would definitely give the ScratchKabin the Ched "Paw' s UP".
Comfort, privacy, just the right size (and I am almost 15 lbs.of muscle and fur!!!), sturdy construction, love the gorgeous Blueberry carpet and oh so sensual feeling on my claws! The added mouse was a nice touch too. Never enough critters!
The ScratchKabin is available here. Humans can read all about many other exciting products available too. And heh, what better creature to spend the moola on than your feline pal, right?Some interesting choices for outdoor felines too.
All and all, they seem to have their thinking caps on. Must be some felines on the staff, I'm guessing.
And btw, if they do need a SpokesCat look no further. I am very photogenic and only an email away.
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For an NFL running back, age is not just a number. It's often the bottom line. For Willis McGahee, however, it's just noise, like some dog barking through the screen door.
"I've heard all kinds of things for my whole career," McGahee said. "People think I'm too old. Some people say I'm too slow.
"I like for people to say I can't do something. I always have. I use it."
But what if history says the odds are against you?
McGahee is a 30-year-old running back who will turn 31 in mid-October. The NFL routinely spits out 30-something running backs like unwanted sunflower seeds. Spits out those who are Canton-bound, backups and most everybody else in between.
Most don't make it that far. Hall of Famers Eric
Then there's McGahee, already an exception to the rule. He says he's ready and willing to take the ball as many times as the Broncos will hand it to him.
"I expect to get some touches," McGahee said, looking forward to a season that begins Sunday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers. "I'm pretty sure it's going to be quite a few, I don't know if it's going to be 30, or 35 (a game), or anything like that, but I'll get my hands on the ball."
"Willis is Willis," said Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy. "We're going to give him as many touches as he can handle."
McGahee tore three ligaments in his left knee in his final college game at Miami, the kind of injury that puts a question mark next to any NFL hopeful. He didn't play as a rookie in 2003, then went on to rush for 1,128 yards in his second year. He was an exception.
When the Broncos signed him as a 29-year-old veteran, set to enter his ninth
By season's end he was a 30-year-old running back with 1,199 yards rushing on 4.8 yards per carry — his third-highest season total with his second-best yards per carry.
"McGahee is a stud of a runner," said Steelers coach Mike Tomlin. "He's very talented. He's a very physical player, a combative player, one that we respect."
Emmitt Smith and Walter Payton each had three 1,000-yard rushing seasons after they turned 30. Curtis Martin had two, including an NFL rushing crown at age 31. It's hard to stay in the NFL for a decade at any position, but those who have done it at running back are on the shortest of lists.
Still, as the Broncos formally unveil their offense with Peyton Manning behind center Sunday night, there might be no player more important for Manning's health and well-being in the pocket than McGahee. Manning himself has stressed the importance of the Broncos having options in the offense that don't include Manning throwing the ball.
There is precedent for Manning being cocooned in a top running game. The Indianapolis Colts were second in the league in rushing in 2005, fourth in 2004. In Manning's
"Everyone thinks with him we're throwing it all the time, but any quarterback wants to have a running game," McCoy said. "It makes his job that much easier."
"That's going to play a huge role for us this year," Manning said. "How can you not like what Willis does?"
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Some of the NFL's all-time greats didn't do what Willis McGahee has a chance to do in the upcoming season — rush for 1,000 yards multiple times after his 30th birthday. How some Hall of Famers fared after they turned 30:
Three 1,000-yard seasons after age 30
Walter Payton
Emmitt Smith
Two 1,000-yard seasons after 30
Curtis Martin
Tony Dorsett
John Riggins
One 1,000-yard season after 30
Franco Harris
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M&S and War Child are two different organizations, M&S is a private sector and War Child is a voluntary sector. In order for me to compare these both organizations I have used the PEST analysis
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Alvina Aden, 97 - June 03, 2009
Services were held on Thursday, May 28, at the American Lutheran Church of Gothenburg with the Rev. Matthew Groenke and Lonna Grabenstein, PMA, officiating. Burial took place at the Gothenburg Cemetery.
Aden was born Feb. 18, 1912, to Fred and Alma (Stevens) Franzen at Gothenburg.
On Jan. 10, 1932, she was united in marriage to Victor Aden at the Zion Lutheran Church of Gothenburg.
She and her husband made their home on a family farm north of Gothenburg. They resided at the farm until 1965 when they moved to Gothenburg.
Aden was a member of the American Lutheran Church and served on various committees for ALCW. She enjoyed playing the game of bridge, according to family members.
She was preceded in death by: her husband, Victor E. Aden; daughter, Joleen Carolyn Lauer; a sister, Mable Kuhlman.
?Survivors include: her son, Romaine (Joan) Aden of Gothenburg; son-in-law, Roland (Norma) Lauer of Gothenburg; granddaughters—Debra (David) Hackbart of Maple Grove, MN, Cynthia Lauer of New Hope, PA, and Carolyn (Don) Schuster of Rogers, MN; grandsons—Shane (Sherri) Aden, Tim (Tracy) Lauer and Matt (Laura) Lauer, all of Gothenburg; sister, Sena (Virgil) Aden of Gothenburg; sisters-in-law—Lena Aden and Katherine Aden, both of Gothenburg; 17 great-grandchildren, four step-great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren.
Memorials are suggested to the American Lutheran Church of Gothenburg.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.blase strauser.com. Arrangements have been placed in the care of Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg.
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However, the memory for 131000 track points (less with newer firmware) is a bit tiny for any holiday of more than a week.
I found the "Locosys GPS Walker" with about 2 GBytes of Memory (and a built-in mp3-player, who needs that?), but that thing has some disadvantages:
When you want to know where you've been using GPS, you basically have two options: active tracking and passive tracking.
Passive tracking is what most users of this site are doing: an electronic devices stores the positions internally and these positions are recovered at a later time.
Active tracking generally implies the transmission of the current position to some kind of server in "real time". And that is most of the time done using the GSM/GPRS network.
When I discovered about 'Kookoo', the tracked cat back in May, I had no idea that I was going to work on a project to track dogs. And yet, I did.
If you are interested in this amazingly well designed collar, you can find more information in French at http://www.colliergps.fr and a demonstration of the interface, but here is my story:
It is fascinating how someone puts so much effort and time into such a nice piece of software. I'm no programmer myself, but I did work in software testing some time ago, so I will try to help as best as I can.
My picture shows Ping, who likes to show me the way (sitting on a map). Holly (not shown, my Holux M241) later tells me where I actually was. Ping ususally disagrees ...
GPSLog Labs is another site where you can store your tracks that is well worth a visit. It analyses your track to find positions where you stopped and splits the track in several subsections.
The site is pretty responsive too.
I added this to the list of sites where you can share your tracks.


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She turns 79 today. How nice of Betty White to buy her a gorilla!
In celebration, here's both parts of the classic "Went With the Wind!" skit.
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Disneyland Days, First Signs of Haunt, Muzeo's Chocolate Wonderland
, 06-16-2011 at 11:36 PM
Now that Disneyland has had its big summer openings and you are probably sick of hearing about Star Tours and Little Mermaid, we are beginning to focus on other interesting things around town. Though Knott's Berry Farm's haunt is still a few months away, we've got all sorts of exciting news to share, including what's opening this weekend! Just down the road from Disneyland in Downtown Anaheim, Muzeo's "Chocolate: The Exhibit" has opened and we stopped by to sample it. The photos will have your mouth watering. We'll finish things up today with a review of the new Battle of the Dance dinner theatre on Harbor Blvd. Don't worry, we've got plenty of Disneyland construction shots and glossy photos, but there is a lot of interesting news outside the berm this week as well, so let's get going. . .
Well, this week we have a special treat for all those little Haunt Monsters out there. It's Knott October yet, but we have an exclusive interview with attraction designer Brooke Walters about her new Haunt Maze "Endgames: Warriors of the Apocalypse." We also have updates on Windseeker and a heads up on the two shows opening at Knott's this weekend.
Don't forget that Snoopy's Starlight Spectacular has returned and it's a LOT of fun.
Knott's Berry Farm has a new ice show this summer. "Happiness Is..." features everyone's favorite beagle, Snoopy, in a show that features catchy tunes, elaborate costumes, and fun choreography. The show opens on Saturday June 18th
This amazing show returns again in Calico Square. Witness gravity defying BMX Bikers, In-Line Skaters, a Trails Rider, Gymnasts and a skateboarding canine in a fast paced, action packed production. The show opens on Saturday June 18th
Knott's Berry Farm has its own unique magic throughout the year; but, when fall rolls around, nobody does the scary stuff like they do at Knott's Haunt. Knott's Scary Farm is a Southern California tradition that is coming up on its 39th year of delivering the most imaginative thrills during the Halloween season.
Many MiceChatters have been long time fans of Haunt and all things spooky. Last year, the new Sleepy Hollow Mountain overlay to the Log Ride and Fallout Shelter and Virus Z mazes brought new levels of 'execution' to Haunt. The scenes were more atmospheric, the soundtracks more refined, the sets and attention to detail were the best seen in years. What's more, the talent cast to perform in the mazes was exceptional. Virus Z in particular came together like a well oiled chain saw, slicing through the pretense of a theme park maze to deliver a whole new level of Halloween fun.
MiceChat's own Fishbulb got the chance to sit down for a face to face interview with Knott's Berry Farm's entertainment designer Todd Faux and maze designer Brooke Walters to discuss the a highly anticipated new maze for 2011, "Endgames: Warriors of the Apocalypse."
Fishbulb: So, tell me about your new maze.Brooke: Well it's called Endgames: Warriors of the Apocalypse.Fishbulb: Endgames?
Brooke: Yeah, "Warriors of the Apocalypse" is the tagline.Fishbulb: With all the ideas bouncing around in your head, why this?
Brooke: I knew I wanted to do a post apocalyptic maze, but I wanted to put a new spin on it. And everyone was like, "Oh, another post-apocalyptic maze," but I insisted, "No, it'll be fresh and it's going to be different."So, it's essentially like Mad Max meets Gladiator, kind of. Or like Hunger Games. I don't know if you've read Hunger Games. The setting for the maze is that it's after the apocalypse in a situation where the people--basically the people with the most money, the most inventions, the most power--they've decided to kill for sport. This is where the gladiator thing comes in.Fishbulb: Ah, a zeppelin. So that's how you are tying in the kind of steam-punk vampire thing of Necropolis.
When you first enter the maze, you enter on the outskirts of this civilization. Guests will enter a crashed zeppelin that has been converted into somebody's house.
Brooke: Right. But, I tried to come up with a theme that would compliment Necropolis rather than blend with it. I'm calling this maze "Steam Punk Rock". So, instead of it being the elegance of steam punk it's a grittier version of that.Fishbulb: Of course!
Throughout the maze and even out in the queue, there will be televisions that are showing commercials for the "Endgames", which is this big event for people to watch. The televisions will be showing live footage, a live feed, from people getting scared in the maze.
Todd: This is actually the first time we've tried something like this.
Brooke: You go into the first room and you are in a hermit's house and he's going to have a television there because he's watching the games. And then there are the slave quarters and then a torture chamber and they have a television in there, because, you know, when they get bored they should be able to watch television.
Todd: You could torture people with T.V. too!Fishbulb: Yeah, you turn on Lifetime and I'm dead.
Brooke: Then there's a creature room with a huge toad and this huge, buff, Siamese twin thing. And those are all going to be effects. Then after that you will come to the gladiators, then the invention room and there's going to be some televisions in there. The path is actually going to ramp upward. The maze is being built in a new area where the ground is a little uneven.Fishbulb: You aren't building up along the Balloon Race trail right? There won't be a maze where Labyrinth was last year?
Brooke: Right, the new maze will be over in front of Tugboat in the far corner of Camp Snoopy. That area isn't exactly level. But, at one point in the maze you will be able to look down on the last room where the Endgames are, so we will have a raised pathway for that. You will first see these killing games from the audience perspective, looking down at people making their way through the killing arena.
The area in front of Tugboat.
More of the construction area
Fishbulb: Wow, so you get a preview of what's to come. That's going to add some depth to the maze.So that's the conversation I had with two of the scariest people at Knott's Halloween Haunt. Endgames: Warriors of the Apocalypse sounds a lot better than I expected it would be. I really like the idea of being the prey in a crazy world gone mad.
Brooke: Exactly. Now, after that the path goes back down to ground level, you will be wandering through viewing rooms with all these televisions. But then at the end, the last room, you actually walk through Endgames Arena and you are being hunted. It's a huge room with big, burnt out inventions and people coming after you.Fishbulb: Now, is there going to be a set path or is it going to be a free-for-all where you have to make your way through.
Brooke: No. There will be a set path through there defined by, you know, corpses, burned out inventions, a killing machine, stuff like that. But then we have a final room where we are planning to have a live feed from every camera in the maze, so you see all the places and people getting scared.Fishbulb: There's going to be a big bottle neck there.
Brooke: No, but I have a good scare spot there. It's going to be good.Fishbulb: So, when did you come up with the whole idea for this maze?
Brooke: I got the basic idea for it last year. I was looking around trying to think of a way to fill a hole. I wanted to do something that I was excited about. But, it took me a while to figure out how I was going to go about doing it with the whole gladiator edge and Necropolis and all that. So it had just been sitting there kind of marinating.
Todd: Yeah, we wanted to do something that would fit with the steam punk Necropolis area, but…Brooke: But, we wanted to do something different. I wanted it to have more of a story, something a little more gritty than just underground or steam punk. One night I was watching Sparticus: Blood and Sand and had just finished reading Hunger Games and the idea just hit me. It's funny too because I could even hear the soundtrack and how I wanted that.
I knew I wanted to do something grittier, gorier. I was originally going to call it "Cannibal Apocalypse" and it was going to be more cannibal-based, but then I went with the "games."
Todd: And I think that was a better choice.
Fishbulb: Yeah, it gives it a more sinister bent.
Brooke: I wanted to have a really good anchor for Necropolis and I think this will do it.Fishbulb: It needed to be fleshed out.
Todd: The last time we had something like this was when we made Camp Snoopy the Inquisition scare zone in 1994. We didn't really have anything there. But then we changed the area to the Gauntlet and we made the Inquisition maze that really anchored it. It's really going to bump it up. Necropolis is a great scare zone but it needed…
Brooke: Right. I hope that this will flesh it out and I am hoping to give the area more support, decoratively.Fishbulb: You were adding stuff all the way through the run last year weren't you?
Todd: Well yeah, because we just ran out of time. There was so much to get done. I think, too, that it will help that the scare zone will be much more defined and limited to Camp Snoopy.Fishbulb: Where do you pull inspiration, aside from music.
Brooke: All over. I mean everything. I'm a creative brain so I'm always absorbing. Things are always developing in my head. I mean I'm sure it's a combination of a lot of stuff. I went to film school. I watch T.V. and movies all the time. I'm reading all the time. I have a horror brain. It's what I want to do. I want to scare people.Fishbulb: What I really want to know is what scares you?
With all of that in my head, things will just come to me. Like with the entrance to the maze. I was just talking to our set designers about it and I know exactly what I want it to look like. But, it's also a collaboration with all the creative departments. I have ideas and visuals that I want, but then I start to work with Tim on the costumes and he brings something to the mix. Then we go over what is possible with the set builders and it's just a collaboration. When you work with a bunch of people, everyone brings something to it and it comes together.
Brooke: Not much.Fishbulb: Nothing?
Brooke: Fish. Large bodies of water. My worst nightmare consists of being trapped out in the ocean, in the water, surrounded by fish.Fishbulb: Any movies scare you? Anything recent?
Brooke: No. I just saw the film Rubber, about that killer tire. It was terrible.Fishbulb: Really?
Brooke: Yeah it was SO SLOW. I'm trying to think of the last time I got good and scared. Sci-fi. I'm particularly edgy in sci-fi movies. GOOD Sci-fi.Fishbulb: Like Event Horizon?
Brooke: Yes. That terrified me. But you know, when I was coming to Haunt as a visitor I was scared of Haunt. The first time I went I was 12. I would go with my theatre group and I remember waiting in line for the mazes and being afraid of the street monsters, and thinking they were following me and all that. But clearly that's gone now. (Laugh)Fishbulb: But, that is what memories are made of.
Brooke: Yeah, I loved Haunt. And now I love that I do it.Fishbulb: Are there going to be any other new things coming to the other mazes?
Todd: Well, we are trying to fix a lot of things in all the mazes.Fishbulb: Let me go on the record as saying that I understood the Frankenstein ending.
Brooke: We are working on a new ending for Terror of London.
Brooke: I know, but this year we are going all Jack. It's going to be a room full of murdered women in there. Like his hive of death.
Todd: A lot more gory. We are still going to have the grating.Brooke: And we are going do this new thing with hospital curtains. I am also working on fixing a few things in Doll Factory too. Like the incinerator room. That part of that maze never got to the point I wanted it to, so this year it will be like a storage locker with lots of places for monsters to hide, and we've rearranged the freezer room.Fishbulb: Cool.
Brooke: We instated weekly meetings back in January, Lara just did this, for all the departments to get together in a room and go over the maze. And they would ask, "What works? What doesn't?" Eventually we got through them all and we have a plan of attack to address all the little things in the mazes, technical or otherwise.Fishbulb: So you can take a look far ahead and address things you normally wouldn't have the time to think of.
Todd: Right.Fishbulb: What are some of the things you want to do in the future with Haunt?
Brooke: Wow, um, I don't know.
Todd: C'mon Brooke! 2012!Brooke: I honestly…I have so many ideas.Fishbulb: I know it's kind of like looking into a dark pool of crazy.
Brooke: Yeah, I'm…I mean I have ideas. The thing is I would love for there to be another 3D maze as successful as Malice.Fishbulb: Malice was amazing.
Brooke: But the problem is finding a plot. You know, something that people can grab on to. I think Pinocchio is a terrifying story.Fishbulb: You have that fish thing.
Brooke: No, it's not just that. It's also a turning-little-boys-into-donkeys and them gambling and running away and putting them into slavery thing. That's so disturbing.Fishbulb: Kind of like the Fear maze a while back at Sinister Pointe in Brea where you had to press buttons or do tasks to progress through the maze.
I'm not sure what I would want to do for next year. I would love to do a more interactive maze. We'd have to make it an upsell because of our capacity, or part of a VIP ticket.
Brooke: Yeah, and us, with our numbers, we have to figure out how you can meter a maze like that.Fishbulb: Sounds like it'd be pretty interesting.
Todd: We've been talking about that for several years, doing a highly interactive type of maze.
Todd: Whatever it is, Norm, You'll be the first to know.Fishbulb: Aw thanks. I really appreciate you two taking the time out to talk to me about one of this year's new mazes, Endgames: Warriors of the Apocalypse. Would I be able to come back and talk to you more about the development of the maze and get some previews of the sets and stuff?
Brooke: Absolutely!
Todd: Of course.
Fishbulb: Thanks! We can't wait for you to scare the socks off us again this year.
You can look forward to continuing coverage of Knott's Halloween Haunt right here in In The parks and on MiceChat.
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Windseeker has topped out and the ride mechanism is now being contructed at the base of the tower.
The beginnings of the ride mechanism.
Cartoon Network "Move It Movement"
BUENA PARK, Calif. – Knott's Berry Farm and Cartoon Network (in partnership with the President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition) invites kids ages 6-14 to be a part of the "Move It Movement Tour," on Saturday, June 25.
The tour features multiple stations with a host of activities including:
- Soccer Shootout Challenge, where kids can take aim and test their shooting skills;
- NBA/WNBA FIT Activity Zone, letting kids test their fitness level through basketball;
- PGA Chipping Challenge, letting kids test their golf skills on a mobile putting green;
- Skate Park Challenge, featuring skateboard experts performing high flying demonstrations;
- Crayola, where kids can use their imagination by creating outdoor art;
- Zookeeper™ Leapin' Lions Challenge, testing focus, balance, and strength.
All these activities will take place from 11 am to 3:00 pm in the Charleston Circle area of Knott's Berry Farm and are included with park admission.
Good Old Disneyland magic now comes at a more expensive price. The worth will be endlessly debated. Regardless, the park has a brand new parade, Soundsational, and a revamped E-ticket in Star Tours. Then there are the memories made. . . Why, here's an example below . . .
Town square with the band. Pure Americana and Disney charm.
This week, the Matterhorn was closed for testing. If you want to take a ride down the icy slopes of the majestic Matterhorn mountain, you will have to return on Saturday.
The next item isn't so much NEWS, per say, but one of our favorite parts of the park has been re-opened. The little path that snakes around the back side of the Harbor Galley restaurant and leads over the flume of Splash Mountain, has returned.
This is one of those magical little out of the way experiences that make this park so unique. We firmly believe that the secret to Disneyland's success is in the countless little details just like this. After all, there's a big concrete path just a few feet away, but this little out of the way treasure was built anyway! Yes, we know we sound goofy going on about a path . . . but give it a stroll and see if you don't agree with us.
Now that the new, more permanent Lemon Slushy stand has been built adjacent to Big Thunder, the old site has been turned into a minor ODV location.
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad has returned to service and is once again plunging tourists into the wildest ride in the wilderness.
Yes. We know. This is a very minor thing, but it is in such an obvious location that it's hard to miss.
Welcome to Disney California Adventure. You never know what you will find when entering the DLRs second gate. For instance, this week, the parade route leading right up the center of the park has been closed off. You can imagine what that does to World of Color crowds.
The parade route (Performance Corridor) that leads from the front of the park through to A Bug's Land and the Golden Vine Winery has been walled off to accommodate Red Car Trolley construction. This means that after crossing under the Golden Gate Bridge, you can now only go to the left, into Hollywood Pictures Backlot, or right, into Condor Flats.
This re-route seems to work fine during the day. But when World of Color begins queuing people up for nightly performances it is a nightmare situation. Our advice is to avoid the Grizzly Peak area completely if you are not in line for World of Color and take the route through HPB and Bug's Land to get over to Paradise Pier.
The front gate.
Guest relations is still behind walls.
The Carthay Circle Theater
A look behind the construction walls with the path on the upper right that is blocked.
Condor Flats access.
Looking back from Bug's Land.
The Paradise Garden Grill and Boardwalk Pizza and Pasta are just a couple of weeks away from officially opening. Final touches are being made on the structures and the last of the walkways are being laid.
Painting the shingles on the roof.
CHOCOLATE: The Exhibit
Right now, Chocolate: The Exhibit is on display at the Muzeo in downtown Anaheim. What is it? It is a tour of the history of Chocolate from it's first discovery and uses to what we know it as today.
Last week we asked our readers a question about the history of chocolate. If they posted a correct answer they were entered into a drawing to win a set of tickets to see Chocolate: The Exhibit. The question was...
Q: What ancient civilization FIRST used cacao seeds in royal and religious ceremonies?
The Answer is ... The Ancient Mayas.
The Micechatter that answered the question correctly and is winner of the random drawing is...
Lost My Slipper
Congratulations to Lost my Slipper and thank you to all who entered the contest.
And now we bring you a tour of this luscious exhibition that will run through to September 11, 2011.
Muzeo is nestled in among the newly renovated offices and loft housing of Downtown Anaheim. The space, while relatively small, does feature some impressive exhibits. The current Chocolate Exhibittells the history of Chocolate from discovery to modern day confection.
Guests will be able to see, smell, and even taste (interesting taste options too)
Display only. DO NOT EAT!
Beginning with the ancient Maya we learn that cacao beans were ground up and made into a spicy drink for royal and holy ceremonies. It wasn't until the Spanish added sugar to the mix that things kicked into high gear with this popular ingredient.
Cacao beans were used as currency at one point.
The exhibition does a fine job in explaining the vast history of chocolate without becoming too overwrought with detailed facts. Furthermore it also doesn't shy away from the bittersweet entanglements with slavery as a means of harvest and distribution.
The exhibition eventually brings us to modern day chocolate and how we know it today as a sweet treat.
This is a great diversion for anyone who is a passive chocolate eater to full-on chocoholic. There is free two-hour parking available in the parking structures adjacent to the Muzeo, but some may prefer to take their time in the exhibit. If so, park in the paid spaces higher in the structure. The show is also presented in English and Spanish.
Down Harbor Blvd, a few miles from Disneyland, a new dinner theatre experience has opened up and we thought it would be fun to take a look. Battle of the Dance is a spectacle of food, dance, music and fun.
The evening starts in the lobby where hors d'oevres are served and a bar is available.
After a brief preshow, the audience is welcomed into the arena theatre where there isn't a single bad seat. The first course is served as we are treated to the warm up act. Seaon Stylist-Bristol welcomes the crowd and sings a few tunes. He was a pretty talented vocalist and it was a nice backdrop for getting settled into the space.
Seaon Stylist-Bristol.
Dinner is served and the show begins. A unique opening sequence depicts lost Spaniards sailing onto the eastern coast of Ireland. The idea is to show how the Spanish influenced the Irish with a passion for dance and to set up the finale dance at the end of the show. Once this bit of exposition is out of the way we are treated to a cabaret-style evening with ventriloquists, shadow puppets and an impressive amount of dance.
The Spanish and Irish meet.
Then the dancing begins. And it's very good.
Javier Valverde Hidalgo leads the the group here.
Sonny Fontana and his shadow puppets.
Everything from elephants to Madonna. Pretty funny.
Maggie Darlington leads an Irish/Celtic Dance
Kevin Johnson entertains the crowd.
Kyle Hatfield leads an Irish dance.
Bollywood gets thrown in.
The costumes are very colorful.
Kyle Hatfield and Javier Valverde Hidalgo take a bow.
Overall, the show is entertaining, colorful, and well constructed. The Celtic dancing was particularly impressive as the blinding speed at which the dancers feet move is astonishing. The flamenco dancers were exceptional as well, and fun to watch. There really isn't a weak link in any of the dancing. The troupe is strong and the segments mesh together well.
The theatre itself, built on the site of the old Toys R' Us, really works and is a solid space for a show. As we said at the outset, the tiered seating allows for good viewing anywhere in the theatre.
The pricing is a little on the expensive side, starting at $60 for adults and $30 for children. But, if you would like to skip dinner, and just see the show, tickets are only $45 for adults and $25 for children. Of course, priority seating is given to those who are dining, so keep that in mind.
Battle of the Dance is good old fashioned family fun and a wonderful way to spend an evening.
For more information visit the Battle of the Dance website HERE
Our fearless Universal reporter, F!an checks in to give us a brief update on a few things at Universal Studios Hollywood.
CityWalk's face lift continues. The parking portals are nearly complete as are the permanent stage and Cinema facade work. Panels depicting Frankenstein's monster and the Bride of Frankenstein have gone up as part of the Cinema facade. The panels are similar to the portals and covered in tiny holes. Structural light towers have been installed in the Plaza. The three towers point towards the stage and are covered with various types of lighting appliances.
The stage is scheduled to open July 1.
The Jurassic Park: The Ride extended queue has been removed and is rumored to be home to a new halloween maze.
The Transformers show building has been fully enclosed. From this point on, we likely won't have much to report on the new ride until it previews.
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Ericksen Road, Kinson, Bournemouth - 3 bed - £195,000 - The Bungalow Centre - Bournemouth
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This charming 3 bedroom detached bungalow, set back from the road, was built in 1958 and the first ever owners are still in residence. Although now in need of some modernisation, it is perfectly liveable and offers an attractive Kitchen/Diner, excellent size bedrooms, Bathroom with 'Mira' electric shower, separate WC, garage and off road parking for 2 cars behind gates. A particular feature is its elevated garden with fruit trees and a vegetable patch, totally approx. 60' x 25', plus a pretty front garden and rear patio area.
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Jacksonville Police will receive about $57,000 and Oxford Police are set to receive about $30,000 from grants approved by the Calhoun County Commission Thursday. The commission figures in the process of funneling the federal money down to local levels.
Both departments will use the money to help them pay for their electronic communication systems.
"We're glad," said Jacksonville Police Chief Tommy Thompson. "It helps greatly."
The funding will pay for most of the $90,000 cost of implementing the department's new system. The largest portion of the remaining cost was paid for by fire departments in the Jacksonville area. A smaller portion of the funding was provided by the City of Jacksonville.
"Without (the grant) we would not have even considered (implementing the system)," said Thompson. "The (city) wouldn't have been able to fund it entirely."
The funding has been in the works for months, but has required time to work its way through to the departments. The commission's approval means the departments are one step closer to receiving the funding, though the checks can't be written just yet.
The departments still have to itemize and report what the money will be used for.
"We've known we we're going to get this money for over a year now. It has just taken this long to get it through the system," Thompson said.
The money will be used to reimburse the departments for money already spent purchasing their respective communication systems. The Jacksonville department will use the money to pay for its Computer Aided Dispatch system and the system's installation. The Oxford department will use most of the money to pay for Dell laptops.
In other business, the commission:
• Approved a liquor license for Express Mart 17 for Alabama 204 in Wellington.
• Issued a nuisance abatement for 511 Howe Street in Weaver.
• Declared properties nuisances at 673 Mark Green Road in Jacksonville; 4829 Taylor Ave. in Anniston; Mountain Side Circle in Anniston and 3214 Old Sulphur Springs in Wellington.
• Appointed Jerome Freeman and Mike Fincher to the Calhoun County 911 District Board.
• Approved $2,875 in annual funding from the state for the Calhoun County Emergency Management Agency.
• Approved a measure reducing the budget for Environmental Services Cooperative Agreement, from which money for cleanup at McClellan is drawn, by about $1.5 million. It also approved a recommendation to defer an additional $2.5 million for 2012.
• Approved a uniform contract agreement with Unifirst to outfit some county departments for a year.
• Approved a change order to decrease the cost of energy efficiency improvements at the Calhoun County Jail by $645.
• Passed a resolution to allow Jennifer Yates, the Recycling Outreach Coordinator for Calhoun County Recycling, to apply for financial aid.
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Premier Christy Clark continues to sidestep calls for regional police forces in Greater Vancouver and the capital region as recommended by missing women inquiry commissioner Wally Oppal.
Clark told reporters Wednesday that there is always room to debate the issue, but that municipal politicians remain divided.
"I'm absolutely open to having that discussion, but I do want to respect and acknowledge the fact that local governments have very strong and differing opinions about this," she said. "Any solution that we land on I think has to respect the taxpayer and make sure we are keeping their burden as low as it can possibly be."
Clark also reiterated her government's preference for integration, in which municipalities retain their own police departments while contributing officers and resources to specialized regional units.
"It makes sense, and we have to continue to work toward integration," she said.
In his report, released in December, Oppal said that integration doesn't go far enough. He called for regional police departments in Greater Vancouver and the capital region after concluding that a unified force likely would have caught serial killer Robert Pickton sooner.
Pickton slipped through cracks in the Lower Mainland's fractured policing system and went on killing for years after he was identified as a prime suspect, Oppal found. His report urged the government to end the political impasse that has for decades stymied progress on the regional policing issue.
"In light of the clear findings of this inquiry, this situation of a stalemate cannot be allowed to prevail," he wrote. "It is time for the province of British Columbia to commit to the creation of a unified police force."
But the deadlock has continued, with inner city mayors backing his recommendation and those in suburban areas opposing it.
In some cases, mayors expressed concerns about paying more while their community police officers get sucked downtown to police core area issues.
The NDP has shown no signs of taking a different position if they take power in the May election. Leonard Krog, NDP critic for the attorney general, said after the release of the Oppal report that the issue required further study.
Simon Fraser University criminology professor Rob Gordon, a supporter of regional policing, said both the Liberals and NDP appear content to dodge the issue rather than risk alienating some of the mayors.
"I guess the advice [Clark] is getting from her handlers is that: ';You steer clear of this sucker going into the election in May,' " Gordon said. "I suspect the same advice is being given to [NDP leader] Adrian Dix by his handlers."
He said Clark's comments on Wednesday differed little from what politicians have been saying for years to avoid the issue.
Oppal's report makes clear that it's time to take action, he said. "What are they doing? Ignoring it. Dilly-dallying. They're doing all the things that Oppal said they shouldn't do, but I think quietly probably predicted they would."
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September 25, 2002
President's Conference Room
10:00 a.m.
Those present were: Erik Bitterbaum, Joe Badgley, Nancy Nanney, Jack Simpkin, Curt Fulmer, Connie Dziagwa, and Sheryl Elder. Absent was Paul Milhoan, Karen Branham, Chris Mowry, Judy Higgs, and David Bell.
Opening statements by President Erik Bitterbaum expressed that "gloomy times" from a financial aspect may be ahead in the next few years for our institution. These changes are occurring due to the 10% budget cut in base reduction for State agencies for 2003-04.
Planning council's main focus will be to work hard along with the President's Cabinet to focus on future plans to address these budget cuts. The Planning Council will be a global/advisory group.
An outline of the Strategic Planning Process for WVU at Parkersburg was provided by Joe Badgley and a list of Study Groups for Student Outcomes Assessment was presented by Curt Fulmer.
Curt proposed that these small groups should be composed of a small number of dedicated individuals to each of the group areas listed. (Curt may also need to be a member of these small groups initially.) These small groups would then report back to Planning Council with information pertinent to their area. Planning Council in turn would review data provided and incorporate these suggestions into part of our institution's goal settings.
Questions addressed:
How to get short time frames on return information from groups
How to avoid duplicate efforts
How do we view role of Planning Council in budget plan
How do we begin this process (Joe's outline and Curt's suggestions good start)
A need to identify other external factors (e.g. Grants for Nursing)
Programs need strengthened (Nursing - 4th hospital will be seen today)
Drop in current enrollment (possible Liberal Arts 4 year degree suggested)
Higher Ed expected to do more with less
Our institution's future will be different/ we need to prepare
In conclusion the Planning Council will begin to get small groups organized and the committee will meet again in two weeks.
Planning Council
September 25, 2002
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Circle Mirror Transformation
Starring Kate Cole, Bridigid Gallacher, Ben Grant, Rodger Oakley, Deidre Rubenstein
Directed by Aidan Fennessy
Written by Annie Baker
17 August - 17 September 2011, MTC Theatre, Lawler Studio, Southbank
Circle Mirror Transformation marks the Australian premier of one of Annie Baker's newest plays. It is also one of two plays that have been showcased in Melbourne in 2011, along with The Aliens, which was performed at Red Stitch in August. It depicts the naturalistic, hilarious and subtly awkward journey of five people who take part in a community creative drama class in Shirley, Vermont.
The play captures five individuals at a crossroads: high school student Lauren (Gallacher); Schultz (Grant), a forty-year-old divorced carpenter; Theresa (Cole), a thirty-year-old actress looking for a way to find herself; Marty (Rubenstein), the organiser of the workshop; and her husband James (Oakley).
The narrative unfolds through acting exercises and basic conversation. As is bound to happen in these kinds of workshops, we learn all about the five characters, their vulnerabilities, fears, dishonesties and histories. We watch relationships develop and collapse.
Theresa falls into Schultz's arms, then back out, then manages to catch the eye of James, who later confesses that "he might be in love with Theresa" to the workshop group. After the sixth week the workshop comes to an end, and in the last drama activity we watch as each character heads off into their different lives.
I was fortunate to land a week work experience with Melbourne Theatre Company in August 2011. The highlight of the week was observing the third week of rehearsals for Circle Mirror Transformation.
I must say that actors are the most hilarious people you will ever meet, and getting the opportunity to spend the week with five amazing actors and director Aidan Fennessy was a great learning experience. The progress over one week was huge and so I was excited to see the finished product in September 2011.
The fact that I had already seen two productions directed by Aidan (A Commercial Farce [check out Amber's review of A Commercial Farce here - ed.] and Ruby Moon) also added to the expectations I had for the play.
Circle Mirror Transformation was a delightfully awkward production. I saw this because so much was said by the silence and body language of the cast, leaving open many awkward situations. There is not much dialogue throughout the performance, but the acting made up for it with its naturalistic humour.
It could be said it is the simplicity of the play is what makes it so charming, but I believe it is the combination of the fine cast, Annie Baker's twisted yet simple humour, combined with Fennessy's genius for directing.
Four stars.
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