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US Marines ban visible tattoos
WASHINGTON (AFP) - US Marines may be tough, but after April 1 they won't be able to show it with big tattoos.
Marine Corps Commandant James Conway has slapped a ban on new tattoos that are visible when a marine is dressed in shorts and a T-shirt.
Effective April 1, "Marines are prohibited from: tattoos or brands on the head and neck. Sleeve tattos are likewise prohibited," the new regulations stated.
The regulations explain that a sleeve tattoo "is a very large tattoo, or a collection of smaller tattoos, that covers or almost covers a persons entire arm or leg."
It said half-sleeve tattoos, or quarter sleeve tattoos also are prohibited if they are visible when a marine is wearing shorts and a T-shirt.
"Tattoos or brands that are prejudicial to good order, discipine and morale, or are of a nature to bring discredit upon the Marine Corps are also prohibited," it said.
That includes "any tattoo that is sexist, racist, vulgar, anti-America, anti-social, gang related, or extremist group or organization related."
Marines already covered in tattoos can keep them.
But they have to document them with a signed and dated photograph for their records and measurements of each tattoo.
In a message, Conway said he was concerned about the growing use of tattoos.
"I understand many tattoos are in good taste, and many represent pride for our Corps or remembrance of fallen comrades. However, I believe tattoos of an excessive nature do not represent our traditional values."
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Another View: How's that right-to-work opposition working out for NH?
My perspective is that of someone who is north of three score in age, politically Independent, having been registered as a Democrat for many years. I've lived in New England for more than 30 years and have lived or spent large amounts of time in all other regions of this country.
Do you remember when there was a Digital Equipment Company (DEC) facility in just about every other town in southern New Hampshire? Do you remember when Raytheon and Cisco employed lots of folks here? Do you remember Hadco/Sanmina? These and other companies (employers of large numbers of folks, paying really good wages) are all gone from here. What has taken their place here in the last 10 to 15 years? How do folks make similarly good wages as were made with those employers?
Twenty-four states have right-to-work laws. What kind of economic activity has been occurring in those over the same time we have seen so many companies leave? Can you say BMW and Boeing in South Carolina? KIA in Georgia? Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, Honda and AirBus in Alabama? Honda in Mississippi? Toyota in Texas and Tennessee? Do you believe that anyone working there has accepted a "lower standard of living" by taking those jobs?
In a June 12, 2012, article about 22,000 people applying for about 900 new jobs at an Alabama Hyundai plant, it was noted that the average salary at Alabama's three auto assembly plants "tops $54,400, according to data from the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Alabama," which contrasted with the "overall annual average wage in Alabama (which) is $34,600."
And what was one of the major reasons these manufacturer's moved to these states? Right-to-work laws. Workers could choose whether to join the UAW or other union, whether to pay dues or fees; they would not be forced to give up their right to choose what they wanted to do.
Since DEC, Cisco, et al, left New Hampshire, what companies have moved in here offering large numbers of jobs at 160 percent of the average income? Who? Where? How about anywhere in New England?
Now please don't tell me that you really don't want any such manufacturing jobs to come here; please don't say that you don't want folks to be able to make 160 percent of the average wage just because they would work in a large manufacturing plant. Who would not like to get a slice of the kind of economic pie those other states got?
And what company is going to move into any New England state knowing that their employees will be forced to join a union or pay fees if their workforce has unions? Who?
So, what are the objections to right-to-work laws all about, then? Money and politics. Unions contribute large amounts of cash to the Democratic Party, which uses that in its efforts to reelect Democratic candidates to political office. Unions are a major contributor to the Democratic Party, and Democratic elected officials in turn "scratch the unions' back" while in office. That makes a nice team.
Unions have indeed played a very positive role in labor relations in the United States over the past century. But should you be forced to join one or to contribute to one because the company where you want to work is unionized? Should you not have the right, in a free society, to choose whether to join or to contribute? Since union dues and fees go to the Democratic Party war chest, should you not have the right to decide whether to contribute to that party?
I believe that the citizens of this great state can see beyond the doublespeak of Democratic Party opposition. Do you actually believe that having the right to choose is giving up your rights? When Democrats say that wanting a right to work is driven by radical ideology, that it will destroy middle-class values, do you actually believe those claims?
When one has no substance to one's argument, then one resorts to the kind of baloney that the Democratic Party is dishing out. Does real economic opportunity and growth, as seen over the past 20 years in these states with right-to-work laws, mean more to you than keeping Democrats in power means to you?
Now, those are important facts. The denial of your right to work is in fact the one thing guaranteeing you "the right" to a lower standard of living, a "right" to lower wages, a "right" to miss out on a big economic pie, a "right" to being forced to contribute to the Democratic Party.
Which right is more important to you?
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Look around you. It's no illusion that our everyday environments have an eye-catching luster. From malls to restaurants to airports and beyond, the marketplace is vying for our attention by placing its products and services quite literally in the best light with the most attention-grabbing illumination the lighting industry has to offer.
Creating dramatic entertainment-style lighting in architectural venues is born of a competitive marketplace. Businesses are turning to lighting and upgraded design elements to differentiate themselves from the pack. Consumers, who are more visually and technologically savvy from the influence of the Internet and the entertainment industry, are also expecting more from their daily outings to malls, restaurants, even the local grocery store. With this demand, a growing number of entertainment lighting manufacturers are crossing over to impart a little razzle-dazzle into the architectural market.
"I think it really started in the United States with our friend Walt Disney," says Peter Ed, marketing director of ETC Europe and past president of the European chapter of the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA). "His vision was for a complete immersive themed environment and WDI employed literally thousands of designers to execute that vision for the Disney World project. After the completion of Epcot, a lot of these people left Disney and started their own companies. This sort of transfused itself into the American economy, I think, with these designers putting their expertise into the retail, gaming, cruise ship, and restaurant experiences."
These days, applications falling under the umbrella of architecture are numerous, including retail environments, exterior lighting, theme parks, cruise ships, restaurants, nightclubs, museum exhibits, signage, and even grocery stores, as Robert Riccardelli, president of Times Square Lighting, explains. "Retail is our biggest market right now," says Riccardelli, whose company has supplied major retail projects including the Virgin Megastores, Warner Bros. stores, and the ESPNZone in Times Square. "It even filters right down to the grocery store. In the past, it was just fluorescent, fluorescent, fluorescent. Now stores want to give lighting a little bit of a twist. We did one grocery store with metal halide and I had a bet with the manager. I said, 'I guarantee you'll sell more shrimp next week.' He said, 'What do you mean?' I said, 'We're going to light these food products in such a way with metal halide that the food is going to pop. It's going to be eye-catching,' and sure enough, when I went back there two weeks later, he told me they had never sold so much shrimp in their lives."
People are recognizing that lighting, whether selling shrimp or spotlighting a building facade, can create visual interest and drama in architecture as it has historically onstage. However, the markets diverge when it comes to business strategy and long-term product requirements. "It is a different approach," says Charlie Hulme, sales manager of the architectural products division of High End Systems. "Traditionally, we relied on our dealer network to distribute our products, and if you look at the typical profile of our dealers, they are generally either production companies that are actually users of the product or they are specialty contractors that focus primarily on lighting installations for theatrical venues. What we've discovered is that it really is not the primary path to the architectural market, so we found that we need to work with an entirely different group of people--independent manufacturers' representatives, construction specifiers, and others allied to the field."
Some find that bridging the learning curve is also necessary to a successful architectural marketing strategy. "The biggest challenge that we have is in educating specifiers and their potential clients about the differences between this technology and the conventional lighting they are used to," says Hulme. "There are some fundamental differences in the way they're applied, there are more control issues, and significant differences in the cost. Automated lighting is generally much more expensive than conventional luminaires."
In addition to educating the specifier, penetrating the market is also about adapting product lines for architectural use, according to Keith Gillum, who with Tom Folsom formed the Katie Group in 1998 to exclusively distribute the architectural line of Altman Stage Lighting. Gillum and Folsom have since added Brightline, a fluorescent video lighting manufacturer, and Dipline, a French electronic panel, to the product lines they represent. "There has always been a desire from the specifier's point of view to try theatrical types of fixtures," he explains. "They have the most control, optically they are the best, but the drawbacks were continually short lamp life and high power consumption. Altman, looking at that, developed a series of products, most importantly a high frequency electronic ballast for the new ceramic metal halide lamps, put this new lamp technology into their fixtures, refined the reflectors, and ended up with a product line."
In addition to ensuring longer lamp life and less power consumption, architectural applications generally require smaller fixtures with an aesthetic look and simpler control systems to integrate into other building automation systems. Strand Lighting was one of the first in the industry to apply entertainment lighting control technologies to the architectural market. "One of the things we are working on now is simple interfaces for the end user, because the person who is going to be running the day-to-day at, say, this new immersive environment restaurant, is basically a restaurateur," explains Bill Sims, Strand's architectural systems manager. "They are not going to be a console operator and they certainly aren't going to be a technical person because they probably wouldn't be the manager at a restaurant. We are working toward much simpler interfaces so that they can operate the systems on their own and have a greater variety of capabilities, which involves giving them a preset selection of looks."
At LDI99 in Orlando, Strand also launched its new architectural SL ellipsoidal and plans to continue manufacturing more fixtures like it in the future, according to Sims, who adds that the company is keeping an eye on new lamp technology for product development. Riccardelli at Times Square and Paul Sherbo, vice president of sales for Colortran, a Leviton company, also mention the advent of new lamp technology as key to the development of theatrical fixtures for architectural applications. "I think in the last five years, the big kick has been metal halide," says Riccardelli, who first used the Philips MasterColor series in fixtures at the first Virgin Megastore in California.
"A metal halide lamp--a low wattage, long life lamp--is much more suitable for allowing a theatrical light to be truly practical for an architectural application," says Sherbo. "We brought out a 70W followed by a 150W metal halide fixture based on a theatrical ellipsoidal called our Arc Mini Ellipse. That has been a big success, because it allows designers to use a theatrical ellipsoidal in an architectural application and have 10,000-hour lamp life and very low wattage."
Primarily known for its lighting control systems, Colortran was also involved early on in bringing theatrical controls to the architectural market and now, after being purchased by Leviton, the markets have converged for the company. "The whole idea of Leviton being involved with Colortran tells you that there is going to be more synergy with theatrical lines and architectural products," says Sherbo. "One of the whole objectives of Leviton buying Colortran was being able to offer controls from A to Z. In other words, from that single slider you need in that little architectural application all the way up to a full-blown theatrical system, we can offer one-stop shopping."
ETC was another pioneer in the architectural market, first bringing theatrical controls and then lighting fixtures over from the entertainment industry. "What set ETC on this track was really the genesis of the company, when Fred Foster and his brother Bill were asked to do some control systems for the animatronics at Disney," says Ed. "Really the very first theatrical control systems developed by ETC were quite influenced by Disney's requirements. They needed to have not just a theatrical-style control system where you had one operator in a control room controlling lights on one stage, but needed to integrate it with other pieces of equipment as well."
Four years ago at LDI in Orlando, ETC officially launched its Unison architectural console line. On the fixture side, the company made a strong commitment to the market with the acquisition of the Irideon architectural line from Vari-Lite in 1998. "We have been gradually introducing Irideon into our more mainstream dealer network both in North America and here in Europe, and that has been very gratefully received," says Ed.
From Vari-Lite's point of view, the Irideon line was a better match for ETC. "The Irideon product line was, of course, targeted specifically to the architectural industry and I think that particular strategy and product line was not in keeping with our core business strategies," says Clay Powers, Vari-Lite's COO. "It seemed to be a natural fit for ETC and I think it has proven to be just that."
Meanwhile, Vari-Lite is pursuing the architectural market by promoting its existing line of automated lighting. "If you look out there now at shopping malls and shoe stores and the sophistication of the lighting and lighting design in these places, it is clearly indicative of the desire of the architectural designers to bring some of that entertainment influence or some of the entertainment tools into their work," says Powers. "We don't create products specifically for one lighting application or another, but we are trying to create tools that any lighting designer can use in any application."
Martin Professional, another driving force in the moving light segment of the industry, is taking a more aggressive approach with the recent launch at LDI99 of Living Light, a marketing campaign specifically targeted to architecture, and the introduction of the MiniMAC indoor and outdoor architectural lighting range, winner of LDI Product of the Year/Architecture. "We definitely believe that architectural lighting, outdoor as well as indoor, will represent an important market for companies with a comprehensive world structure and powerful manufacturing process like Martin," says Pio Nahum, Martin's sales and marketing director, who expects the architectural segment to comprise approximately 20% of sales in the short term, and as substantial a market as entertainment in the long term. "Substantial investment has been made, and will continue to be made, in order to make Living Light an effective concept and one that is fully responsive to our customers' needs. For Martin, this is more of a commercial diversification, not a technical revolution. We believe that our technical know-how is already solid."
Ultimately, as Riccardelli explains, success in the architectural market comes with a finding a niche, something his company has been working on for almost a decade. "A lot of our fixtures from the 60s evolved into the disco pinspots in the 70s and some of the floodlights that are similar to what is used today in the architectural market or retail. We always had them at our disposal, but we never hit that marketplace, because we were concentrated on our stage and studio line," he says. "We fell back a bit in the 70s, because we put all of our eggs in one basket with a disco line and when disco died, we were looking for another marketplace. Being we had these fixtures that did crossover, we started working with track, we bought a motor company that made display motors, and slowly but surely, we ended up in the display, retail, and architectural market."
Now Times Square is known for its architectural projects, including numerous jobs for Disney and a spec-grade line of products that includes a 70W metal halide projector, a soon-to-be-released 150W version, and a new line of PAR-30 and PAR-38 metal halide fixtures. "The forecast for us it to keep on top of our game," says Riccardelli. " We were basically alone doing this for the past eight or nine years. Now I see a lot of my competitors getting into the game, so we have to keep sharp, come out with more products and keep above the rest."
Riccardelli is not alone. The general consensus among entertainment lighting companies is that the architectural market is poised for steady growth and many want to capture their market share. "The companies that emerge as the clear leaders are the ones which will be able to offer products in a format, a package, and at a price point that is palatable," says Hulme. "The future is pretty bright for it. It really makes sense for manufacturers to leverage the investment that they've already made in entertainment markets into the architectural segment."


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The reign of George W. Bush is nearing an end, so it's time to cram in as many satires and parables as possible before he's ousted. Nth Degree Productions is doing its patriotic part by performing The Madness of King Georgie Bush, opening this Friday, July 18, for a two-week run at the VSA North Fourth Arts Center (4904 Fourth Street NW). This "misunderestimated" theatrical performance is sure to cause some congressional-sized laughs on Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. through July 27. Tickets are $10 (cash only, please) and reservations can be made by calling 702-7692. Hope it's presidential!
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Inception at SCA Contemporary Art
Though the area just south of I-40, where SCA Contemporary Art has laid roots, seems ready for a deluge of artist activity, for now it remains an industrial landscape, bustling with deliveries and large trucks. As you walk up the steps and through the door of SCA, you're bombarded by the breadth of the gallery space. At nearly 6,000 square feet, the gallery has laid claim to being the largest contemporary art space in Albuquerque with aspirations to match. According to its website , "SCA is dedicated to facilitating space for experimental, innovative and contemporary art. ... Presenting exhibitions by emerging and established, local, national and international artists working with large scale sculpture, painting, print, drawing, photography, installation, sound and video art."
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By Julie Huss
---- — DERRY — Ocean State Job Lot is set to open on March 14 at its new location at 30 Manchester Road.
The store will be the 10th Ocean State store in New Hampshire. It is located in the former 120,000-square-foot Wal-Mart building.
The company, with headquarters in Rhode Island, has 106 stores scattered across New England and New York state.
Other New Hampshire locations include Hooksett, Woodsville, Ossipee, Northumberland, Walpole, Portsmouth, Peterborough, Concord and Newport.
The Derry store will employ 30 workers.
Ocean State Job Lot prefers to take over older discount-style stores or supermarket spaces for new stores, according to its website. It is known for its sale of brand name items at discount prices, due to overstocking or discontinuation of products. The company often uses a previous store's fixtures and other equipment to help save money.
The Derry building did not need many renovations or upgrades once Wal-Mart left, according to Ocean State's construction/project manager Scott Crawford. He said only some new paint and minor changes were done.
The former Wal-Mart space suits the new store perfectly, Crawford said.
"Sometimes, we take over large supermarket spaces, too, that are appealing to us," he said.
Crawford said the company is excited about bringing another Ocean State store to New Hampshire.
Derry officials approved the new Wal-Mart store as part of its economic development plan in the TIF, or tax increment financing, district on Manchester Road.
Wal-Mart officials said during the store's planning stages they like to see their older properties get new life once newer stores are built.
Ocean State officials are finalizing details prior to getting a final occupancy permit for the store.
The grand opening and ribbon cutting on March 14 begin at 10 a.m. Hours for the new store will be Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.


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More than 100 inmates graduated from a bible-based program at the Corrections Corporation of America's Bradshaw State Jail.
The inmates in Friday's ceremony completed 26 weeks of coursework from the Institute for Basic Life Principles in order to graduate; it is a program that teaches inmates life skills and character development.
"It's not just a piece of paper, it's something more. When you are working with these people, they came discouraged, depressed, maybe they know they can't make it and today, you can really see a different man," said Chaplain Alfredo Salvatore.
For many of these men, and their loved ones, this certificate represents a life transformation.
"I could never tell you how much I appreciate seeing my son and being able to touch my son and hug him, and see the dedication these leaders have given to try to help them change their lives and reform their lives. I could never express that to you, I could never thank God enough for the changes in his life," said Janice Reeves whose son, James, graduated from the program on Friday.
James said this program has changed his life.
"It showed me where as a son, that I had failed them and how to be a better son, and then on top of that to be a better husband and father to my children. I realized I had a lot of flaws and a lot of mistake and through that I want to take what I've learned and go apply it to my family and show them because actions are louder than words," James explained.
On Friday, James was joined by not only his mother, but his sister and niece as well, family who said this program is an answer to prayer.
"It gives him hope and I see that," James' sister, Tammie explained. It just gives him something to believe in. It makes him stronger and being here, he needs everything he can get a hold of. You know, it's hard to be here and when you know that God is with you, it just makes things easier," she said.
"If it wasn't for God or my family, this would probably be the hardest thing I've ever had to do," James said.
His time spent in this program has also given him a plan.
"When I get out, I plan on trying to go to a bible college and continue under a study of another pastor or preacher and carry that on to wherever God takes me," James said.
Bradshaw State Jail partners with the State of Texas to offer inmates a variety of faith-based, educational programming.
Chaplain Salvatore said there are more than 200 inmates enrolled in the program.
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By Emma Bowen Meyer
For The Herald Bulletin
ANDERSON, Ind. — The command and mastery of Glenn Armstrong and Gary Gomez may fool you into believing Neil Diamond is on the Paramount's stage this Sunday.
When the talent of Gomez met the experience of Armstrong, a partnership was formed that brought new meaning to a Neil Diamond tribute band. Not content to simply play cover songs of the great artist, the Diamond Project Band recreates the experience of seeing the legend live on stage.
"When we met, he was the lead singer in a Neil Diamond tribute band that mostly played in bars," recalled Armstrong, a professional musician who began performing for audiences at age 8. "He has an amazing voice and I was interested in working with him."
Having been the producer and business manager of an award-winning, internationally-touring Elvis tribute show for 20 years, Armstrong knew exactly how to develop a show fit for large venues.
"The first step was to find a really good band," said Armstrong. "That was made easier because I was used to Elvis and he approached music the same way. I already understood who to look for in drums and instruments. It took us two years to find the right group and rehearse together."
The What: The Diamond Project Band will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at The Paramount Theatre, 1124 Meridian Plaza, in Anderson, The cost is $20 and tickets are available at the box office.
Armstrong's musical history stretches back to his grandfathers, who sang and played guitar and trumpet. His uncles were members of the Soul Brother's Six, who originally wrote and recorded "Some Kind of Wonderful." His father even landed two successful records with Motown. Growing up in a family band, Armstrong has always been on stage.
Gomez's story is almost the opposite.
"I was a shy person and never liked singing karaoke," admitted Gomez. "I liked singing in the shower. But then I had a mid-life crisis and I auditioned for the Diamond tribute band and they hired me."
After playing with the Diamond Mind for four years, Gomez wanted to take the show to an entirely different level. Not content to play in bars, he was looking for a bigger sound and larger crowds.
Although the show started in the fall of 2012, it has already been met with great success. All their dinner shows have been sold out and the band is looking to build an annual rotation in theatres.
"The unique thing about my tribute bands is that I'm a firm believer in letting musicians use their God-given abilities," said Armstrong. "When we cover songs, we are not emulating the sound. We learn the song and get to the emotional message and then try to recapture that. It's a tribute to the message. That's what set apart our Elvis show and made it so successful."
In an effort to recapture the feeling of a live Neil Diamond performance, the band studied the music from the 2008 live recordings.
"Those recordings have a special energy – which is why they were a top grossing tour," said Armstrong. "We studied those arrangements. Our version is based off the emotion in this performance instead of a studio recording."
Because Armstrong has played the Paramount before, he is excited for the opportunity afforded by the historic stage.
"I really enjoy performing at the Paramount," he said. "It's such a beautiful place."
If you go
What: The Diamond Project Band
When: Sunday, August 4 at 7:30 p.m
Where: The Paramount Theatre, 1124 Meridian Plaza, Anderson. Cost: $20.
Contact the box office at 642-1234 www.thediamondprojectband.com


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Orthopaedic Consultants/Alvine Foot and Ankle Center in Sioux Falls announced they partnering with Avera and will now be called CORE Orthopedics Avera Medical Group. They also made history by performing the first of it's kind total ankle replacement surgery in the state and region on November 3rd. Dr. Greg Alvine with CORE Orthopedic Avera Medical Group says, "The STAR ankle replacement is a new ankle replacement to the U.S. but it's popular in Europe. It was approved here in May of 2009 as an option for patients with ankle arthritis versus fusion or other options on the market.
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By Gail McCarthy
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---- — A story that made newspaper headlines nearly a century ago and has ripped up stages around the globe comes to Cape Ann next week.
The Annisquam Village Players opens its musical production "Chicago" in Gloucester next Tuesday.
Maurine Dallas Watkins, a Chicago Tribune reporter, wrote about two unrelated murders in 1924, in which two women, Beulah Annan and Belva Gaertner, were suspects. One was a cabaret singer accused of killing her lover and the other accused of killing her husband. Watkins wrote a play about the cases two years later, which ran on Broadway. The story evolved as it became a silent movie, a romantic comedy film, and a Tony-Award-winning Broadway musical, which inspired the 2002 Academy Award-winning film of the same name, which took the Best Picture prize.
Now one of the oldest community theater troupes in the country is bringing its own magic and special effects to the show, which is set in Prohibition-era Chicago. A satire on corruption in the criminal justice system, the story evokes the idea of the "celebrity criminal."
The show features newcomers and long-time members of the acting troupe, including educators, businessmen, and children who play "newsies," who are selling newspapers on the streets. The songs sport the titles "Cell Block Tango," "All that Jazz" and "Razzle Dazzle," with dances choreographed by Donna "Deej" Viau.
In his day job, Terry Sands, one of the directors, just happens to be a land court judge. He, along with Mary Curtis, are orchestrating the nearly 30 actors, singers and dancers into their own version of "Chicago."
When Sands applied for the right to produce the show, he soon received an email reply from New York, informing him that only 1 of 30 applications receive the rights.
"So the odds were not good and we started looking at other works," Sands said. "Two months later, I emailed them back, explaining that we needed an answer so we could plan — and the next morning we got an email that we got it."
Sands did confess that when the idea was raised to produce "Chicago," there were some raised eyebrows with Annisquam Village Players board members. However, after long discussions, they agreed the colorful show could be produced in a way that was conducive to the troupe's tradition.
"Like always, we have a number of families involved, and we are downplaying the violence and sex and playing up the dance. The kids will be awed by the costumes and dance, and the circus scene in the second act is like a real circus," Sands said. "In the late 1990s, it was the most successful Broadway revival ever, which tells you about the popularity of the show."
The cast
The two female leads are Victoria Fortune of Annisquam, who plays Roxie Hart, and Elizabeth Jelinek of Topsfield who plays Velma Kelly.
Jelinek, a theater major at Salem State College, heard about the audition a bit serendipitously and landed a leading role.
"I was very interested because I love 'Chicago' and Velma is one of my favorite characters," Jelinek said. "It's such an interesting role to play. Plus 'Chicago' is a hard thing to come by because it's so popular."
Manchester's Maida Soehl plays Matron Momma Mortan, made famous in the award-winning film by Queen Latifah.
"She is another dynamo and she gives Queen Latifha a run for her money," Sands said of Soehl. "The voices we have in the show are pretty amazing."
Annisquam's John Merrill is a newcomer playing Billy Flynn, the smooth-talking lawyer who brought celebrity to his clients, hoping to keep them out of prison. (Richard Gere played this role in the film.)
Two teachers at Rockport schools, both of whom are involved in theater productions, have roles; Keith McCarthy plays Amos Hart, Roxie's simple-minded husband, and Denise Ferazzi plays Liz.
Ferazzi said she is grateful that the Annisquam Village Players provide an outlet for people like her who have a genuine love of the theater arts.
"Everyone involved in the process is a true friend of the arts," she said. "The show 'Chicago' features strong characters, so unlike ourselves in their deviousness, that it is a real treat as an actor to explore such parts."
Sands is an obvious choice for the role of the judge during the trial scene, which is a large part of the second act. Other notable actors who appear on stage include City Council Vice President Sefatia Romeo, who has more than a cameo — as is tradition with the local politicians who always appear — when she takes on the role of Go-to-Hell-Kitty, a woman who murders her lover and is thrown in jail with Roxie and Velma. State Sen. Bruce Tarr will be the arresting officer.
As Sands worked on this show, he said he couldn't help but be reminded of the daily news headlines regarding four-high profile cases, three which were in Boston — the Whitey Bulger trial, murder suspect and former Patriot Aaron Hernandez, and the marathon bombing suspect, in addition to the George Zimmerman trial in Florida.
"All of them involve murder and the press went crazy covering all these cases," said Sands. "And the Bulger trial has been called a three-ring circus and I am reminded of this when we do our courtroom scene."
Gail McCarthy can be reached at 978-283-7000 x3445, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you go Who and what: The Annisquam Village Players presents "Chicago." When: Tuesday, Aug. 6, through Sunday, Aug. 11; All performances at 7:30 p.m. Where: Annisquam Village Hall at 36 Leonard St. in Gloucester. How much: Reserved seating is $32, and general admission is $16. For more information and tickets, visit www.annisquamvillageplayers.com. General admission tickets may be purchased at the Annisquam Exchange and The Bookstore, both in Gloucester, and at Lula's Pantry in Rockport. WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST Rebecca Blomberg (Mona); David Cluett (Fred Casely, Harry, "Cell Block Tango" male dancer, Roxie boy, news reporter); Emily Corrao (newsie); Rachael Corrao (newsie); Rachel Denney (fan dancer and reporter); Denise Ferazzi (Liz); Denby Fortune (newspaper kid); Talman Fortune (reporter, dancer, chorus); Victoria Fortune (Roxie Hart); Elizabeth Jelinek (Velma Kelly); Ashley Kaner (Annie); Marisa Kobus (Hunyak); John Merrill (Billy Flynn). Deborah Michel (June); Tom Moriarty (one of Roxie's boys); Carly Moulton (fan dancer, reporter); Keith McCarthy (Amos); Liam McCarthy (ensemble); Greg Neal (Sergeant Fogarty, Aaron); Charlie Rousmaniere (newsie); Julia Rousmaniere (newsie); Will Rousmaniere (Roxie boy); Rob Russell (MC, band leader); Julia Silveira (fan dancer, reporter); Maida Soehl (Matron Momma Morton); Evy Stewart (reporter, clerk, bailiff); Molly Twombly (fan dancer, acrobat, newsie); Deirdre White (Mary Sunshine) and Anna Zerilli (newsie). BEHIND THE SCENES Mary Curtis, co-director; Jane Deering, Linette French, Kathryn "Chicki" Hollett, set designers; Christopher Lawnsby, music director; Gloria St.Hilaire Martin, costume chairwoman; Kristina Martin, choral director; Seania McCarthy, production manager; Shaun McNiff, Stevie Neal, John Newcomer, Lia Parisi, stage managers; Alexander "Terry" H. Sands III, director; Donna "Deej" Viau, choreographer; and Sarah Wilkins, tickets.


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7:00am Tuesday 19th February 2013 in News
Truro magistrates have ordered two Rottweiler dogs to be kept under control by their owners, a man and a woman from Falmouth.
Christopher Millington, aged 52, and Michelle Millington, aged 43, of Meadowbank Road, accepted that the dogs, TJ and Simba, were dangerous and were told that the animals had in future to be kept muzzled, on leads and only in the care of a person over the age of 16 years at all times in public places.
The court heard that the dogs were found to be dangerous after incidents which took place in Falmouth on October 22, 2011 and December 4, 2012.
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Wave wrote:don't be ridiculous!!!
All dogs should be muzzled and on leads in public places.
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I'm a dog lover. I always blame the owners so they should be more severely punished or made to attend dog handling courses. We are talking about powerful dogs here that are quite capable of killing a person. Surely there should be some sort of vetting procedure for people who want to own breeds like this?
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In reviewing box scores from long, long ago I marveled at how much information could be retrieved with just a few key strokes. I also was shocked at how much the National Pastime had changed. In short, today's games are starting much later and definitely lasting much longer.
In 1926, it took just a grand total of about 15 hours to play seven games – with three finishing between 1 hour, 41 minutes and 1 hour, 48 minutes. The longest in the set was 2:38.
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3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
08-03-2014 17:51:14 | More by JoelClark
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
07-26-2014 19:25:22 | More by DrBier
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
06-28-2014 02:47:11 | More by wrightst
4.25/5 rDev +11%
06-25-2014 05:08:34 | More by Phi_Psi_OR_Beta
3/5 rDev -21.7%
06-08-2014 21:11:04 | More by leftoverburrito
4.25/5 rDev +11%
05-28-2014 22:07:59 | More by Durandal_777
3.79/5 rDev -1%
Reviewing from my notes after drinking this one on December 1st, 2013. Enjoyed out of a 22 oz brown bomber with no dating to be found on the bottle to indicate when it was packaged or when it's best enjoyed by. That said, this is a seasonal release that I believe comes around in October-ish, so it's probably 2-3 months old. Poured into a Speigelau IPA glass.
Appearance - Pours a deep tawny amber with rust colored highlights. Given the fact that the hue is rather dark, it's hard to tell, but it looks pretty translucent--no haze or cloudiness to speak of. Atop the body sits an apologetic off-white head with some frothiness, about a finger (or less) thick. Retention is alright, as the foam begins receding immediately, leaving a film across the surface and sparse lacing.
Smell - Heavy caramel smells dominate the nose, with rich burnt caramel and roasted barley leading the way and overpowering the remnants of what might have been a more aggressive presence of fruity hops when this beer was fresher. That said, there are still accents of peach and guava lurking behind the more overt aromas from the grain.
Taste - The grain again is front and center, with classic amber ale flavor profiles--caramel and toasted malt with hints of toffee and some nuttiness along with complementary notes of citrus, stone fruit and guava, as well as some decent herbal hop bitterness, reminiscent of pine.
Mouthfeel - Medium-bodied and moderate carbonation, with some crispness and a slightly sweet finish.
Overall, a pretty tasty beer that would be an outstanding amber ale, but is just an alright IPA. It's hard to say how much age plays a role, because I can tell it's not terribly old--no overt signs of oxidation or that distinctive overly-malted characteristic that comes from an IPA that tastes old. That said, the hoppy fruit profiles just aren't as bright as I might've expected.
05-28-2014 06:04:00 | More by LambicPentameter
3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
04-19-2014 03:04:39 | More by weeare138
3.84/5 rDev +0.3%
Didn't get the chance to see the Elysian booth at AC Beer fest so I picked up a bomber afterwards.
Pours a clean dark amber with minimal head. It does leave a cap and some thin lacing.
Big and sweet on the nose. Bready. Some yeast. And...hops. Not dank or piney.
Taste is sweet. Almost a bit too sweet for me. I feel like the hops take a backseat to the base beer. There is a nice bitterness, but its not too balanced. A lot of citrus.
Mouth feel is quite a but thinner than I expected. Slightly undercarbed.
Overall a decent IPA with a twist. Though with the amount of sweetness they could boost the ABV and hops and make this an IIPA easily, and frankly, I think this would be stellar as a IIPA.
04-15-2014 20:08:17 | More by JCarey
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
04-15-2014 14:15:29 | More by Gregaroo
4.5/5 rDev +17.5%
04-08-2014 01:22:03 | More by ChaseBeer
3.93/5 rDev +2.6%
Poured from bottle into a pint glass
Appearance – The beer pours a lightly hazed copper-amber color with a one finger of just off white head. The head fades over a time span of about 2 min. leaving some bit of foamy lace behind on the sides of the glass.
Smell – A blend of a caramel sweetness and a good showing of a more bready nature are largest in the smell. A rather strong hop aroma is there as well with aromas of a grapefruit and slightly herbal nature being the strongest and just a hint of an earthy smell lurking in the background.
Taste – The taste begins somewhat like what may have been expected from the nose, but slightly skewed. It begins with a rather strong caramel sweetness with a smooth bready taste more so then the nose would have suggested. The hop flavors are on the other side of the skew however with them being lighter than the nose would have suggested. The hop flavors start out almost entirely of a grapefruit taste with that later being joined by some lighter grassy and pine flavors coming to the tongue. A little bit of a tangerine sweetness as well as a tiny bit of yeast taste joins the flavor at the end, leaving one with a rather sweet and moderately, but lighter than the nose would suggest, hop flavor to linger on the tongue.
Mouthfeel – The body of the beer is on the slightly thicker and creamier side with a carbonation level that is on the lower side. For the sweet and bready flavors of the brew the thicker and creamier body are nice for creating a chewier feel overall, all while still managing to uphold the hop flavors of the brew and making them shine a bit as well.
Overall – A rather sweeter and somewhat lighter hopped IPA with a rather nice chewy feel. This was a rather enjoyable drinker with lots of malt bill but yet balanced some by the moderate hop.
03-29-2014 01:08:50 | More by Darkmagus82
3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
03-08-2014 00:33:25 | More by Rideguy64
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
03-02-2014 22:17:14 | More by whatname
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
02-28-2014 00:43:34 | More by DerekCarruth
4/5 rDev +4.4%
02-26-2014 02:13:00 | More by PEIhop
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3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
02-09-2014 15:00:02 | More by petermethot
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
02-02-2014 00:20:56 | More by warpedrevolution
4.25/5 rDev +11%
01-17-2014 20:17:35 | More by DCHritz
British Columbia (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
01-12-2014 17:21:33 | More by cbnz
4/5 rDev +4.4%
01-10-2014 19:52:08 | More by JMohl3
New York
4/5 rDev +4.4%
01-02-2014 20:01:08 | More by timmy2b
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
12-30-2013 03:05:45 | More by mikehillman
District of Columbia
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
12-24-2013 05:30:40 | More by cjgiant
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
12-22-2013 01:59:44 | More by serebeerdrinker
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