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[T]he Kings must be doing something right to have knocked off both the Blues and Canucks - even if that "something right" is getting incredibly lucky and benefitting from the other team's misfortunes (injuries, Brian Elliott being Brian Elliott, etc.).http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nhl-puck-daddy/puck-daddy-2012-stanley-cup-playoff-conference-final-172848036.html;_ylt=AlaIdamBbnIQxbicpeC_m605nYcB
not long ago, kenny g put out a recording where he overdubbed himself on top of a 30+ year old louis armstrong record, the track "what a wonderful world". with this single move, kenny g became one of the few people on earth i can say that i really can't use at all -- as a man, for his incredible arrogance to even consider such a thing, and as a musician, for presuming to share the stage with the single most important figure in our music. this type of musical necrophilia -- the technique of overdubbing on the preexisting tracks of already dead performers -- was weird when natalie cole did it with her dad on "unforgettable" a few years ago, but it was her dad. when tony bennett did it with billie holiday it was bizarre, but we are talking about two of the greatest singers of the 20th century who were on roughly the same level of artistic accomplishment. when larry coryell presumed to overdub himself on top of a wes montgomery track, i lost a lot of the respect that i ever had for him -- and i have to seriously question the fact that i did have respect for someone who could turn out to have have such unbelievably bad taste and be that disrespectful to one of my personal heroes. but when kenny g decided that it was appropriate for him to defile the music of the man who is probably the greatest jazz musician that has ever lived by spewing his lame-ass, jive, pseudo bluesy, out-of-tune, noodling, wimped out, fucked up playing all over one of the great louis's tracks (even one of his lesser ones), he did something that i would not have imagined possible. he, in one move, through his unbelievably pretentious and calloused musical decision to embark on this most cynical of musical paths, shit all over the graves of all the musicians past and present who have risked their lives by going out there on the road for years and years developing their own music inspired by the standards of grace that louis armstrong brought to every single note he played over an amazing lifetime as a musician. by disrespecting louis, his legacy and by default, everyone who has ever tried to do something positive with improvised music and what it can be, kenny g has created a new low point in modern culture -- something that we all should be totally embarrassed about -- and afraid of. we ignore this, "let it slide", at our own peril.Pat Metheny on Kenny G.
The Los Angeles Kings have activated forward Andrei Loktionov from the injured r eserve list and have assigned him to the Manchester Monarchs of the American Hockey League (AHL), Kings President/General Manager Dean Lombardi announced Friday.Loktionov Activated, Assigned - Los Angeles Kings - News
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Bill Waters: "Brian Hayward; he's one of my favorite color guys"Leaf Lunch for Monday, March 8th
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We may be looking at - right now - a Norris Trophy winner in the National Hockey League. But for now, he's going to be a critical factor in any success that Canada has going forward.CTV Olympics
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Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) he was an inventor and engineer, whose work on electricity and magnetism formed the basis for modern AC (alternating current) motors. Serbian by ethnicity, Austrian by nationality, he later became an American citizen.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- The Illinois Department of Transportation announced Monday daytime closures of School Street south of IL 8 (Washington Road) in Washington from April 2 through April 5.
The closures are necessary for storm sewer construction to be completed. Access to and from IL 8 at this location, south of IL 8, will be available to local traffic only at Grant Street.
This closure is associated with the roadway reconstruction project widening Washington Road to five lanes. The roadway portion of the project is expected to be completed by mid-November.


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Enjoy the very best of Scotland on this delightful touring holiday. Fly to and from Edinburgh and spend three nights in the heart of the Highlands, one night on the legendary Isle of Skye and two nights in scenic Ayrshire.
Each day has been carefully planned to ensure that you get the very most from your time in this beautiful part of the world. Visits to Inverness, capital of the Highlands, and delightful Portree on the Isle of Skye, monster-spotting at Loch Ness and a circular tour of the beautiful Isle of Arran are just a few of the highlights awaiting you.
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- Visits to Edinburgh, Pitlochry and Portree
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Marie Cox is paying extra in her Duke Energy Florida bill this month. It's not of her choosing. She's paying more because Duke is reorganizing the way it reads meters.
Of all the offices, businesses and residences left in the dark by Friday night's power outage in Downtown Memphis, none was hit harder than a certain five-story building at Second and Beale, where electrical service wasn't restored until 18 hours after all other customers had their lights back on.
By the start of the new year, Cal Poly's campus will be equipped with 12 electric vehicle charging stations.
As a utility lineman for Alliant Energy, Brandon Koele has worked in subzero degree weather with wind chills well below minus-30 degrees.
Hawaii Electric Light Co. crews continued their work Saturday to restore power to 2,700 customers who remained without service in the wake of Tropical Storm Iselle.
Constellation Helps Town of Essex to Reduce Annual Electricity Use by 14 Percent with Energy Efficient LightingConstellation and the Town of Essex, Mass., today announced the completion of an energy efficient lighting project designed to reduce the town's electricity consumption by an estimated 85,266 kilowatt-hours (kWh) annually, more than 14 percent of the town's usage.
JCP&L Completes Substation Upgrade in Burlington County to Increase Capacity and Enhance Service ReliabilityJersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) has completed a $2 million substation upgrade in Wrightstown to enhance customer service reliability and help meet the growing demand for electricity in Burlington County.
GE's Digital Energy business (NYSE:GE) today released the results of its Grid Resiliency Survey, measuring the U.S. public's current perception of the power grid, its experiences and future expectations.
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E Source invites the community to an open house on August 1 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. to celebrate its new corporate headquarters at 1745 38th Street in Boulder, Colorado. Guests will enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres while touring the building and learning about the energy-efficiency measures E Source implemented as part of the office facility retrofit.


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BERLIN (AP) -- Borussia Moenchengladbach failed to consolidate second place in the Bundesliga by allowing Hamburger SV to salvage a 1-1 draw Friday.
Tolgay Arslan's 56th-minute equalizer canceled out Mike Hanke's opening goal and preserved Hamburg's eight-game unbeaten run in away games. Moenchengladbach hasn't lost in 14 games at home.
Hanke scored in the 45th minute, with a glancing header from Juan Arango's clever free kick. However, replays showed the Moenchengladbach forward was offside when the ball was struck.
Arslan rifled the ball in from the six-yard box nine minutes later after a corner.
Bayern Munich can reclaim second place with a win over Schalke on Sunday, while Schalke can move level on points with Moenchengladbach. Borussia Dortmund leads the standings by two points.


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The cruise left from Malaga, Spain which is a great city to visit. We appreciated the large, pedestrian only, tourist area which has lots of shops and restaurants. This area had lots of local flavor! We had made our own hotel arrangements within about a five minute walk of the boardwalk park and the pedestrian only tourist area.
Embarkation was efficient and fairly fast. The priority embarkation lines were shorter than the regular lines, but both ended up in the same place. The total time from arriving at the terminal to actually walking onto the ship, using the priority embarkation line, was about 45 minutes.
Although we usually book a balcony stateroom, this time we opted for a more budget friendly oceanview stateroom. It was good sized, clean, quiet, and convenient to the elevators. Our stateroom attendant was very gracious and helpful.
We found the service on this cruise to be very good with all of the staff being very attentive and friendly. Our dining experience in the Mozart Dining Room was wonderful and the quality of the food was very good.
It surprised us, since we had a total of seven sea days, that the entertainment on this cruise was top notch! The entertainers were all excellent, the comedians were hilarious, and all of the acts were clean without the use of foul language.
The ship itself is starting to show its age and, although it is clean and well maintained, it's ready for a re-decorating.
The only disappointing part of this cruise was the disembarkation. The lines were very long and everything was extremely disorganized. We realize that getting over 3000 people off of the ship and through customs in a hurry can be a real challenge. But this particular disembarkation experience was one of the most frustrating that we've ever had.
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I hear that a mail leaves here this Eve I have nothing to write but will send you a line if it is not quite so bright. I am pretty well in fact quite as well as one could expect in this climate. it is tremendous hot here today. two men died yesterday one was sick only 13 hours the other had been sick before in the Hospital & was discharged from it a day or two ago. his Orderly put him on fatigue he said he was sick & not able the Orderly told him he was not sick & if he did not go to work he would put him on Guard. He went to work a little while then went to the Hospital & Died in a few hours, the lives of many of us will lay at the Doors of some of the Officers the Curses of the men against them are loud & deep


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(FRANKFORT, Ky. #KSPPublicAffairs #UltimateSacrifice #TheTrooperProject) -- On a week dedicated to commemorating the independence and freedom of America, the Kentucky State Police is launching a fundraising effort to build a memorial that will honor all KSP troopers who currently serve and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice with their lives. 'The Trooper Project' is sponsored by the Kentucky State Police Citizen's Academy Alumni Association (CAAA) and will include a seven-and-a-half foot tall bronze statue of a trooper that will be centrally located at the new KSP Training Academy in Frankfort, Ky. KSP is partnering with the CAAA to raise funds to build the memorial, as tax dollars will not be used to support this effort.
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(FRANKFORT, Ky.) -- Ninety recruits from throughout the Commonwealth reported to the Kentucky State Police Academy in Frankfort today to begin an intensive journey that will challenge them in body, mind and spirit. The first day's activities included a variety of physical fitness tests such as weight lifting, sit-ups, push-ups, a 300 meter run and a 1-1/2 mile run.
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End of an era: Last space shuttle comes homeComment
Space Shuttle Atlantis successfully landed in Florida at 5:56 a.m. Thursday, closing out its final chapter in history.
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Applause erupted at NASA's Mission Control in Houston when the last space shuttle landed - but it wasn't from the two dozen men and one woman working the final flight.
Space Shuttle Atlantis landing on track for ThursdayComment
The crew of Atlantis deployed one final payload Wednesday, the final act for not only the 13-day mission, but for the entire space shuttle program as well. Landing is scheduled for Thursday.
Space Shuttle Atlantis docking with International Space StationComment
Emotions were running high Sunday, in orbit and on Earth, as Atlantis arrived at the International Space Station for the last time in the shuttle program's history.
Space Shuttle Atlantis crew to examine craft for damageComment
Atlantis astronauts will spend most of their first full day in orbit checking the space shuttle's delicate heat shield for any damage from Friday's launch.
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Ski-in Ski-out Efficiency, Four O' Clock Lodge, Sleeps 4 in Breckenridge
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Newly redecorated with views overlooking Four O'Clock Run. This efficiency suite is roomy and includes a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker and washer/ dryer. Sleeping accomodations are 1 king, and 1 double. Ski-in on Four O'clock Run right to the building. Ski-out from the Snowflake lift. Great views of mountain and ski slope.
Sledding on four O'Clock Run, right behind the unit, provides great fun for the kids after the slopes close in the afternoon.
These accomodations are situated next to Snowflake lift providing easy access for skiing. There are no lift lines because the lift services only the neighborhood. Located just two blocks from Main Street shops and restaurants this a perfect location for enjoying Breckenridge without getting in the car.
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ENV 106 Introduction to Environmental Science (3.50)
This course is an overview of biological and physical processes that affect the environment in the context of current environmental issues. Topics include population, community, ecosystem ecology, conservation biology, water and air pollution, and natural resource management. Same as: BIO 106. Core: Science (Lab).
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CATEGORIES Drama, Independent, Fandom, DIY/Filmmaking, Movie Marketing, Contests, Cinematical Indie, Trailers and Clips, Trailers and Clips, Movies, 'Fone Finds, CinematicalMash-ups are all the rage these days as songs, movies, and every sort of media find their disparate parts joined into a usually surprisingly-cohesive whole. Now the filmmakers themselves are getting into the trend. Jam! reports that Canadian director Bruce McDonald has put together a nifty little project -- he's uploaded tons of raw footage from his experimental film, The Tracey Fragments, onto the film's sweet-looking website, along with the script and the Broken Social Scene soundtrack -- days before it gets released.
According to the report, the footage is in four files, each weighing in at approximately 4.5 gigs. Those who bite and get creative with the clips are invited to post them on YouTube and take part in their contest. McDonald will check out the creations, and along with his editors, they'll pick a winner who will get an Apple Final Cut Pro prize pack, and a chance to appear in the film's DVD special features. Not a bad deal -- especially since people often do this just for their own amusement.
The flick definitely lends itself to a lot of interpretations, as our James Rocchi explained from Cannes this year: "Tracey's story skips all over the place, and so does the film; every shot in The Tracey Fragments is made up of multiple panels -- now and then ordered in geometric precision, occasionally as random and shattered as Tracey's thoughts and life." To make it all even more interesting and view-worthy, it stars Ellen Page. What more could you want?


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In May 1998, Lighting Dimensions looked at the illumination of NikeTown Honolulu. The last two years have seen further innovation throughout the chain, exemplified by stores that have opened in Miami and its largest outpost yet, in London.
Even as the concept of themed retail reaches dizzying new peaks, alternate trends are developing, as designers seek to re-address the balance between sheer theatricality and the demands of the retail business. One such example is NikeTown Miami, located in The Shops at Sunset Place, in South Miami. Like all NikeTowns, it features a series of interlocking pavilions, each devoted to a different sport, built around a central area near the entrance called a town square. But as designed by Amy Donohue for Nike with the architectural firm Boora (John O'Toole, project architect, and Kevin Johnson, project manager), the venue is a sleek assemblage of cool metal and glass surfaces, with color used sparingly.
The same is true of the lighting. According to Denise Fong, of Candela Lighting (who designed the lighting with Megan Strawn), "Miami is such a hot climate that we want to cool you off when you enter the store." Furthermore, she adds, "This NikeTown is distinctly different in the way it looks. Most of the others have open structure ceilings, painted black or some other dark color, with a lot of theatrical-looking fixtures hanging from pipes," an approach that can distract customers from the merchandise. In Miami, Fong says, "The lighting is really very quiet in comparison. The focus is on the merchandise and the architecture of the space."
The cool restraint is clear in the town square area, which contains a projection screen for the multimedia show that runs approximately once an hour. During non-show times, a blue wash from ETC Source Four units is focused on the screen. There are also slashes of blue in the ceiling, from National Cathode cold cathode units and Lumenyte fiber optics. The only other use of color comes in each pavilion, which is color-coded for each sport (e.g., red for basketball, green for golf); fluorescent striplighting (from Columbia) is placed in coves with colored gel. This is because, Fong says, "when we were finalizing the design, nobody knew for sure what the colors would be. Also, if they change the pavilions in a couple of years, they'll want to change the color. So we chose fluorescents with gels, rather than cold cathode or neon units."
To light the store itself, the majority of the units are recessed in the ceilings and, says Fong, "are almost entirely aimed at merchandise. Very few are aimed at the floor. Most of the lighting is bounce light, off the merchandise." These units are Lightolier and Kurt Versen metal-halide merchandise lighting, Kurt Versen downlights, and Lightolier and Litelab halogen accent lights for graphics. Fong says that the metal-halide units are unusual: "We did mockups for Nike in the early stages of the design, and they felt that the metal-halide source did a much better job of lighting their merchandise than halogen. That allowed us to give them nice high light levels, at a low energy cost--the energy code in Florida is fairly stringent--and you get a good look overall."
The store also features four glass enclosures, which serve as showcases for the store's merchandise delivery system, which is called ETV (electric track vehicle) chase. "The stockroom is on the third floor," says Fong. "There's one of each style of shoe on display. If a customer orders a size nine in a specific style, the clerk punches in the style on a computer keyboard, and someone in the stockroom sends it down," in full view of the customers. The glass cases also contain photo displays of various sports figures. "There are two sets of lights in the cases," adds Fong. "There's white light, for normal shopping conditions. Then, just before the multimedia show, the white lights go out and a second set of blue lights goes on. They're on a timer, and they chase from the exterior perimeter wall to the center of the store. The idea is to lead people to the show in the middle of the store. In doing that, we're able to leave on the merchandise lighting; people who don't want to see the show can keep shopping." The chase lighting is a mixture of fluorescents from Elliptipar and halogens from Litelab. Lighting control was provided by ETC.
Candela also worked on the store's exterior, which was begun by another designer. To light the central drum of the building, the designers mounted fluorescent striplight units with spread lens attachments from H.E. Williams vertically on the mullions of the drum's windows, focusing them at a wall approximately 1' behind to create a bounce light effect. They also added spotlights on the glass tile mosaic located near the top of the building.
In summing up the total effect of the store's unique look, Fong says, "It's a combination of things--a cleaner ceiling, a lighter surround of colors, focusing the illumination on the merchandise, not putting too much attention on the lights themselves--we let them recede into the background." The result, nonetheless, is a distinctive look that provides customers with a highly pleasurable shopping experience.
If shopping in Oxford Circus brings to mind button-down collars, staid overcoats, and those ubiquitous plaid scarves, think again. Nike has added a dash of contemporary sportsmanship to the northeast corner of one of London's busiest intersections, where the largest NikeTown store to date, a 70,000-sq.-ft. (6,300 sq. m) European flagship for Nike's sports shoes and athletic wear, opened last summer.
Designed by Building Design Partnership architects in tandem with Nike design gurus John Hoke and Michael Welch, the town square concept has been reinterpreted as an open square in the center of the store that surrounds a core, or tower, of perforated metal that stretches three stories high and is large enough for shoppers to walk through. Bridges and walkways lead from this inner core to various shopping areas on the three floors of the store.
The core of the central metal tower is a round steel pole with spokes that support nearly 1,000 photographs of Nike's favorite images: sports and the people who play them. The metal of the tower acts both as a scrim and projection screen for moving lights and video images that are part of a show that takes place every 20 minutes.
"At showtime, the music gets louder and the lights dim in the shopping areas," says Natasha Katz, lighting designer for the central core and the show (the architectural lighting in the shopping areas was done by Gerry Healy of Lorne Stewart Ltd. in London). "When it's not showtime, a soundscape continues to play and the lights continue their changes of color and movement to augment the soundtrack. The core is like a pulsating heart in the center of the store. It is never dormant."
This juxtaposition of show elements and shopping is a second such collaboration for Nike and Katz. She designed the lighting for the show elements at the NikeTown store in Manhattan, which for many set a new benchmark for the integration of entertainment into the retail arena. As Katz points out, the London store has a larger and more sophisticated lighting rig so the show can be considerably more sophisticated as well.
"There is more equipment than in the New York store," Katz notes. "This gives it more of an environmental impact. You can see the perforated metal core from wherever you are in the store. It is lit using theatrical forms of light, so that you can see through it or project light and video onto it. The metal is encased by the movement of the images and the light."
To achieve the movement she wanted, Katz used a substantial number of Clay Paky automated luminaires including 64 Stage Color 300s, eight Stage Scans, and eight Stage Zooms, as well as conventional fixtures including 28 500W fresnels and 24 Strand Coda 1/500s. The dimmers are Pulsar Datapacks.
"Big movements add excitement to the space," says Katz, who placed the Stage Colors on the ceiling of each of the three shopping floors that open onto the central core. "They circle the 'chandelier' or center spoke with the photographs," she explains, noting that retail spaces are not the usual venues for lights that wiggle and move, but this store has pushed the envelope for theatrical-style lighting in a retail environment.
"Each day we got a little bolder with the lighting to heighten the feeling in the store," says Katz, who used the Stage Scans to add gobos and color onto the outside of the metal core. While there is a great deal of movement to the light, the color palette is intentionally very narrow, restricted mostly to light steel blue, white, and orange. "There is a high-tech sheen to the architecture in a lot of places," Katz notes. "The white and steel blue complement this. Magenta and other bright colors didn't feel right. They seemed too disco."
The Strand Codas, with blue glass filters, are used as wash lights on the metal core, while the fresnels are used to light the walls (one is brick, one has a large clock, etc.) of the imaginary town square that surrounds the metal tower. They also illuminate the walkways that lead from the shopping areas into the central core, occasionally creating bold architectural slashes of light.
"This project was two years in the making," says Katz, who did a demonstration of her intent for the movement of the light at Nike headquarters in Beaverton, OR. "They built a two-story model of the central core and we brought in moving lights to see how it would work."
Much of the programming for the lighting was done in New York by Paul Sonnleitner using WYSIWYG. "He programmed the architecture of the space on all three levels, then placed the lights where they would be in the store," explains Katz. "We also had copies of the videos with SMPTE time code and we were able to program the lights to the sounds and images, frame by frame, to the millisecond. With WYSIWYG you could get a good sense of the color and the movement."
Richard Knight worked on the programming on-site in London, using a Wholehog II console from Flying Pig Systems. "We took the disk from New York and put it into the console and everything looked great. The timing was perfect," notes Katz, who spent two weeks, eight hours a day, at the store to finish the programming and the interface with the video and show control systems.
On the London end of the project was Peter Keiderling, supervisor for A.C. Lighting (which supplied the lighting equipment package). The firm started working on the job in 1997 and was part of the decision-making process that resulted in the use of the Clay Paky Stage Color 300 automated luminaires fitted with Osram HMD 300W 3,000-hour lamps as the basic fixture to light the center core of the store.
As the lights were put into place, he kept in close contact with Katz in New York. "Over the five weeks that the rig was installed," says PK (as Keiderling is called throughout the industry), "information regarding the exact orientation of each light was relayed, via WYSIWYG drawings."
Once the lighting was programmed, the cues were transferred to a Hog-in-a-Box to run the show. This in turn is prompted by SMPTE time code provided by ESCAN (Electrosonic Control Area Network), a PC-based show control system by Electrosonic, the Dartford, UK, company that provided the complex audiovisual systems for the store. Sarah Gorman served as Electrosonic's project manager, supervising the installation and programming.
The installation of the four Barco Vision 9200 video projectors was supervised by consultant Josh Weisberg of Scharff Weisberg in New York. The projectors are placed into cutouts in the floor slabs surrounding the central core, and shoot the images onto the perforated metal tower from two different levels (the second and third floors).
"The biggest challenge here is that we were shooting onto a curved surface, so there were geometry problems with the images," says Weisberg. "Ideally you want to project onto a flat surface." To compensate, he worked closely with the video providers who distorted the images to make up for the curves. "The physical and electronic alignment of the projectors was also very sensitive," he notes.
"The message in the images is about sports and Nike's support of the athlete," Weisberg continues. "In the London store there is also more lighting and sound when the show isn't happening. You walk into this environment and you know this is a different kind of place."
One of the other challenges of this project was A.C. Lighting's choice of cabling. "My choice of DMX cable would need to be of an extremely high standard and not only have all the properties associated with installation cables (like not sustaining a flame), it had to have an outer sheath that if subjected to a flame would not drip molten PVC or rubber," Keiderling explains. "Another DMX issue which had to be overcome was that the electrical contractor would not be able to solder into the 86 DMX junction boxes situated around the store, so reluctantly we had to provide DMX in/out panels with screw terminal connections. Following a session reading specs on many different cables, I decided that Tourflex Datasafe 2 would be the only cable for the job."
With its DMX runs, curved metal scrim, battery of automated luminaires, and sophisticated show control systems, this NikeTown has what Katz calls "the most sophisticated theatrical lighting in a store." Leave it to Nike to once again reinvent the parameters of the retail experience and make shopping such an entertaining event, now on an international scale.


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GREENSBURG – The Pregnancy Care Centers of South Central Indiana (PCC-SCI) will be holding their second annual Walk for Life Saturday, Sept. 28.
The event is a family focused fundraiser that seeks to unite the six counties served by PCC-SCI. The serviced counties are Bartholomew, Brown, Decatur, Jackson, Jennings and Shelby counties.
PCC-SCI is a Christian, pro-life ministry that believes all human life is created by God and has infinite value. By sharing the word of the Gospel and living as an example of Christianity, PCC-SCI ministers to individuals that must make decisions regarding life issues and sexual health.
The network of seven centers across six counties shares a common mission of compassionately engaging, educating and inspiring communities with truth regarding sexual integrity and the value of human life, according to the PCC-SCI website.
All of the services and assistance offered by PCC-SCI are free of charge and life affirming, meaning that abortion and abortifacients (chemical substances that induce the abortion of a fetus) are not recommended, provided, or referred.
The annual walk will begin with registration and family activities at 10 a.m. at the Pregnancy Care Center located at 325 W. Main Street. After registering, participants may enjoy face-painting, a clown and balloon artist and a delicious pulled-pork barbeque lunch.
The Walk for Life is an easy two mile walk through downtown Greensburg. Organizers said the course will be appropriate for people all ages, from strollers to wheelchairs. A secondary location at First Christian Church, located at 425 N. Broadway Street has been chosen in case of rain.
The walk itself will begin at 10:30 a.m. Lunch, tours of the Pregnancy Care Center and a balloon release to celebrate life will follow until the event concludes at noon.
Every walker that raises $100 or more in pledges will receive a free 2013 Walk for Life t-shirt. Funds raised will be used to support the work of PCC-SCI, which includes sexual integrity programs at area schools and churches, pregnancy related assistance at all PCC locations and abortion recovery support for women and men.
Walk for Life pledge forms can be downloaded from www.affirminglifeonline.org. For more information, please contact Mike Bartlett at 812-591-3807 or Victoria Yeaton at 866-510-5067.
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A collaboration between the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute called The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program shows the rank of the health of nearly every county in the nation.
Per the county's snapshot, which includes data from 2005 through 2011, Allen County's health behaviors were compared to overall Ohio averages and a national benchmark — in parenthesis — and included these results:
• adult smokers, the county and state tallied 22 percent (13 percent)
• adult obesity, 37 percent and 30 percent (25 percent)
• physical inactivity, both the county and state logged 27 percent (21 percent)
• excessive drinking, 16 percent verses 18 percent (7 percent)
• motor vehicle crash deaths, both the county and state tallied 11 percent (10 percent)
• sexually-transmitted diseases, 498 in the county and 422 in Ohio (92)
• teen birth rates, 52 percent in the county as compared to 38 percent in the state (21 percent).
Given the facts and figures, the county is in need of help and that is where Activate Allen County steps in.
The Leadership Team of Activate Allen County will host a two day Health Summit which includes a Community Meal with Chef Bryant Terry at Lima Senior High School set for 5:30 - 8 p.m. Tuesday and a presentation from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. by Dr. Marlene B. Schwartz, PhD on Thursday at The Veterans Memorial Civic Center. Call 419-223-6045 to check for available seating.
Activate Allen County is a public health initiative committed to reducing obesity and smoking in Lima and Allen County by promoting healthy eating, active living and a tobacco-free lifestyle. In addition, the initiative educates people about the relationship between policy, environment and community design to their health and well-being as well as focusing on changes that remove barriers and increase access to healthy behaviors.
Working in partnership with health initiatives across the County and State, Activate Allen County aims to provide everyone living in Allen County access to healthy foods and opportunities for physical activity in places that they live, work, worship, learn and play.
The initiative was established with a Pioneering Healthier Communities Grant from the YMCA of the USA funded through the Centers for Disease Control in 2011, the Lima Family YMCA began a collaborative partnership with community leaders to develop a community action plan to address healthy eating, active living and a tobacco-free lifestyle as preventative measures to obesity and chronic disease.
For more information, visit activateallencounty.com.


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MONROE, Ga. — Carl Jacob Smoker, 91, formerly of Goshen, Ind., died Oct. 8 at his home.
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ATLANTA (AP) - Metro Atlanta's public transit system plans to display one of its new buses at the Five Points station downtown.
The bus will be on display from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday, with top MARTA officials on hand for a welcome ceremony from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. MARTA says the new buses are equipped with features to improve reliability and customer satisfaction.
MARTA has ordered 88 buses to replace older ones that are being retired. They include eight 30-foot buses and 80 40-foot buses. All the new buses are powered by compressed natural gas, which is meant to burn cleaner.
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Vista em 360 graus, panoramica do Mirante do Monte Castelo na cidade de Teresina, Piaui, Brasil. Construido para observação publica o mirente estar situado em um dos pontos mas alto da cidade, onde fica nas proximidade das antenas de tevevisão local. De la se ver toda a cidade em um ângulo maravilhoso.
Here's your soundtrack. Okay, maybe they're not exactly brazillian but their music is awesome and their live shows legendary.
Now, Brazil covers almost half of South America and its Amazon rainforest is the world's largest jungle... which is rapidly getting cut down. The country is basically one giant botanical garden with some bangin' cities on its edges.
Brazil was colonized in 1808 by the royal court of Portugal, which was fleeing Napolean's troops. They didn't stay long, and Brazil won its independence in 1822.
Its biggest city, Sao Paulo, is the financial hub of South America. Brazil is the "b" in BRIC -- Brazil, Russia, India and China. These four were labeled the world's fastest developing large economies in the year 2001.
Brazil is known for three things: amazingly beautiful women, carnival, and Pele -- King of Football, Athlete of the Century, football ambassador of the world and a declared national treasure.
Brazillians can tell foreigners a mile away, by the way their hips move. Samba is built into the soul of brazil and carnival is when it bursts out into twenty-four hour undying explosions of sound on every street.
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Hampton tallied 16 points and 13 rebounds while Ty Ali (Chicago, Ill./Rich South H.S.) and Lauren Tilden (Ravenna, Ohio/Ravenna H.S.) each added 12 points in the victory. Tiffany Scott (Ottawa Lake, Mich./Sylvania Southview H.S.) added 10 points and a game-high seven assists while Tiffani Blackman (Toledo, Ohio/Start H.S.) pulled down 11 rebounds.
Lourdes never trailed in the contest, scoring the first four points of the game and utilized a 12-2 run midway through the first half to build a 24-12 advantage. Marygrove answered with an 11-4 run to pull within five with just over three minutes to play before intermission, but the Gray Wolves scored the next seven points before taking a 35-25 advantage into the break.
A 10-0 run by the Gray Wolves capped with an Emily Orsini (Akron, Ohio/Archbishop Hoban H.S.) triple put Lourdes on top 50-32 with 11:50 to play in the contest. The Mustangs again answered, scoring 10 straight points of their own to pull within a single digit deficit.
The Gray Wolves again pushed the lead back to 11, 57-46 with less than six minutes to play, but Marygrove made one last charge. A jumper in the lane by Candace Minus with 53 seconds remaining made it a three-point contest, 60-57, but Scott answered on the other end for Lourdes and the Gray Wolves held on for their fifth victory of the season, matching their win total from all of 2011-2012, the team's inaugural season.
Lourdes outrebounded Marygrove 46-35and finished with a positive assist-to-turnover ratio, handing out 18 helpers while committing 17 miscues.
Ciara Moore led Marygrove (2-14, 0-9 WHAC) with 18 points while Keara Marks added 12 points and eight rebounds.
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Don't smoke 'em if you got 'em | Coming ban in England stadia another blow to terrace nostalgia
Recto and verso of the early 1920s cigarette card of goalkeeper Jerry Dawson, who played more than 700 games for Burnley FC. Cigarette companies worldwide "issued card sets in an encyclopedic range of subjects," according to the website of the New York Public Library digital collection, from which this image comes. (Humanities and Social Sciences Library | George Arents Collection)
London | Commercial marketing of cigarettes has a brief history relative to thousands of years of tobacco use. Yet within 10 years of the first machine-rolled tobacco sticks dropping from the production line on 30 Apr 1884 at W. Duke and Sons in Durham, North Carolina, the first image of a footballer had appeared on a cigarette card, a mid-18th-century promotional tool that also acted as a pack stiffener. Writes Hunter Davies in his material history of the sport, Boots, Balls, and Haircuts:
The earliest cigarette cards in the UK featured actresses, soldiers, ships and sportsmen—topics deliberately chosen because most smokers at the time were men. It was in fact small boys who did most of the collecting, swapping the cards or sticking them in albums which the cigarette companies were soon providing. (120)
Such began the long cultural fusion between athletes and smoking, progressing from the cigarette card to tobacco companies' sponsorship of athletic competition through advertising, then, when this became illegal in the United States and elsewhere, through underwriting of motor racing, women's tennis, women's golf, cricket and so on.
Connections between smoking and football likewise have been persistent, with the relationship only in the past 10 years or so, influenced by anti-smoking lobbies, having moved to one of antipathy rather than bonhomie. Any traces of the UK terrace culture after which nostalgists now pine may be snuffed out permanently as of Jul 1, at 6 a.m., when a nationwide public smoking ban comes into force. (The ban is being phased in throughout the home countries and is already in force in Scotland. Northern Ireland and Wales come on board in April.) Ambiguity about whether the Health Act 2006 applies to football stadia was erased following consultation with football supporters; just 10 percent opposed extending the ban.
Naturally, a bastion of satirists and advocates for civil liberties within the UK has been offended, few more so than acerbic Sunday Times columnist Rod Liddle. The one-time BBC producer turned fiction writer, a Church of England attender and champion of a human's right to vice, he once authored an essay that carried the headline "Resist the Tobacco Taliban" (Sunday Times, 25 Jun 06). His earlier Guardian column referred to a "sententious medical clergy" emphasizing to the public the dangers of passive smoking: "The British Medical Association recently voted by an overwhelming majority to press for a ban of smoking in public places, as if it were smoking, rather than themselves, which posed the greater threat to mankind" ("Health Warning: Doctors Kill," 16 July 03).
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UPDATE: The Panama City Police Department responded to a structure fire at 1320 Buena Vista Boulevard, Lot # 33, on July 24, 2013, at approximately 11:35 p.m. After the fire was brought under control by the Panama City Fire Department it was learned that an adult male resident of the home was deceased inside the structure.
Two other occupants made it out safely and were not injured. The deceased male has been identified as Sean P. McDuffie, 39 years of age.
Detectives with the Panama City Police Department are investigating the incident along with the Panama City Fire Department and the State Fire Marshall's Office to determine the origin of the fire. The Medical Examiner's Office will determine the manner and cause of death.
This incident remains under investigation and further details cannot be released at this time. If you have any information in reference to this case, please contact Detective Raymond Perkins at the Panama City Police Department, 850-872-3100, or you can report your tips anonymously to CrimeStoppers at 850-785-TIPS.
This is in reference to the structure fire that occurred on July 24, 2013 at 1320 Buena Vista Boulevard, Lot 33.
After being investigated by the State Fire Marshal's Office and the Panama City Fire Department, the fire is now ruled accidental from unattended cooking on a stove, which resulted in one fatality.
The Medical Examiner has determined the cause of death to be smoke inhalation. The name of the deceased is being withheld pending the notification of next of kin.
Authorities responded to a fire at a mobile home in Panama City on Wednesday night.
Around 11:50 p.m., officials say they responded to a fully involved fire at 1325 Buena Vista Blvd. Lot #33. A man was found dead in the home.
Panama City Fire, Panama City Police Department and crime scene investigation responded to the incident.
Authorities say there were two other people in the home. They got out safely and did not receive any medical attention.
An official with Panama City Police said the cause of death and the cause of the fire are currently being investigated by the medical examiner's office and the state fire marshal's office.
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3.05/5 rDev -1.9%
A: Golden yellow mixed with pumpkin orange. Small head of white foam bubbles off quickly. No lacing. Lower levels of carbonation are present.
S: Fresh. Grassy hops and a sweet fruit citrus note fill the nose, and traces of malted barley are noted in the background. Nice.
T: Light maltiness is peppered with hollow hops and a vinegar like swell. Noticeable grain element, and grassy afterthoughts. Kind of rough toward the finish.
M: Mild, with a artificial syrupy feeling. Nearly no carbonation is noted on the palate, leaving this one feeling like a bland, flat cask conditioned beer that's past it's prime.
D: I've liked other offerings from Wychwood, but i'll pass on this one in the future, thank you very much.
01-03-2007 22:40:58 | More by Frozensoul327
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North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev +4.5%
Its to bad I had to give this a bad rating,I love to get the hard to find English ales.Anyways this poured a sort of gold color with a light head that did leave some lacing,the aroma was a little skunky (damn clear bottles!) and musty.The taste was a little skunky as well but I did pick up some slight maltiness to it.I would like to try this on tap or in its home country Iam sure it would be better.
07-06-2003 14:51:05 | More by oberon
1.95/5 rDev -37.3%
Appearance Murky orange in color with a decent head.
Smell How did I end up with skunk in an English Ale? I dont know, but this one smells horrible. Theres a dull malt aroma with a slight hop balance, but mostly skunk to this one.
Taste This tastes worse than it smells. The skunk is in high profile, drowning out the smallish malt flavor.
Mouthfeel Lightly carbonated, medium in the body, and a tad refreshing.
Sinkability This British skunkorama is dedicated to the porcelain Gods.
10-31-2003 02:42:34 | More by RoyalT
Newfoundland (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +4.5%
09-26-2013 01:29:00 | More by cam477
4.2/5 rDev +35%
APP- Brilliant gold beer with low white head and lace
AROMA- A very complex but delicate bouquet of fruit esters like white grape, apple, pear, with spicy hop contribution
Flavor- Lush fruity esters and acetlyaldehyde swimming in a round malt base of bread and buscuit, moderately low hop spicyness leads the way for a long dry finish with a soft hop bitterness that hangs out on the palate in a pleasantly teasing way, lemony character emerges as the palate adjusts
MF- medium-light bodied, soft, velvety,
OVERALL- about as close to a decent cask bitter as you're going to get at home, very drinkable, refreshing, I'm a fan
01-06-2011 06:58:59 | More by JudgeRoughneck
New York
2.38/5 rDev -23.5%
A - Golden color, 1 finger head that fades to a soapy covering, very low carbonation.
S - Light barly, a bit of bread, a touch of skunkiness (brown bottle...how did that happen?), and a metallic twang.
T - Like the aroma but not as good. Mostly base malt, a touch of bread but even less than the smell. There is a metallic flavor that just does not sit well with me and then end with a light but not entirely pleasant bitterness. Kind of like licking a penny.
M - Thin, nothing really happening, but also not offensive.
O - I wouldn't mind not ever having this again.
11-24-2011 01:20:23 | More by steelerguy
3.5/5 rDev +12.5%
06-03-2013 17:40:35 | More by DwedPirateWobert
Alberta (Canada)
3/5 rDev -3.5%
08-19-2013 00:16:37 | More by FadetoBock
4/5 rDev +28.6%
01-07-2012 20:14:13 | More by WuAnquo1
1.3/5 rDev -58.2%
Poured out with no head, teensy bit of large bubbles on the side only. A little cloudy, the color of apple juice. Smells intensely like styrian hops to speak nicely, smells skunky to not speak nicely. Taste of very earthy tones. The styrian hop flavor is just too intense in this brew -I am just not a fan of them so maybe I just can't get over that...?
06-03-2004 03:04:57 | More by shapudding
New York
3.75/5 rDev +20.6%
09-02-2012 13:23:12 | More by generallee
2.25/5 rDev -27.7%
So the label had this crazy looking demon scarecrow on it, so I went against my predisposition to avoid non-American beers and purchased this organic British brew. Basically, it tasted like Coors with a hint of bitter. I was unimpressed and will not buy this again. The beer's best attribute was the marketing behind it. Awesome label art, awesome name, subpar flavor.
09-08-2010 07:58:10 | More by Nature777
3.38/5 rDev +8.7%
Presentation: Cool 500ml bowling pin style bottle, sadly it is clear glass. No freshness date.
Appearance: Pale yellow golden colour with a great clarity, the head lacks a bit and is only a thin ring of white lace.
Smell: Herbal earthy hop aroma with hints of musty diacetyl, light malt also.
Taste: Crisp without a doubt, moderate body. Laid back maltiness, very uncomplicated and one dimensional. Lots of grain the tongue that flows with the somewhat brash hop bitterness. Mild fruitiness as well as some sweetish hop oil. A bit biscuity with a light sweet finish that holds on to a lingering hop flavour.
Notes: An all around ok pale ale, easy to drink but does not impress at all. Its lack of head and dull malt flavours made me a bit withdrawn from the brew. Not bad just lackluster.
08-18-2002 13:00:37 | More by Jason
New York
3.88/5 rDev +24.8%
I think that few things can compete with the flavors of traditional English ale. The ale that I enjojed was, bright and alive, with the color of golden straw.
The aroma has a round hop profile. More of a dry malty ester.
This brew comes back in full with its abundance of mellow flavors that carmelize on the back of your tongue. Alot of earthey, buiscut flavors are evident. I found this ale to finish a little dry in the end but, I would have to say that it is an enjoyable brew that, I will have again.
02-24-2007 05:51:15 | More by killergreenbulli
3.75/5 rDev +20.6%
03-25-2012 02:55:26 | More by GuidedByVoices
3/5 rDev -3.5%
11-11-2012 20:17:29 | More by innominat
2.5/5 rDev -19.6%
08-10-2012 15:16:29 | More by fionn13
4.25/5 rDev +36.7%
10-14-2012 01:40:13 | More by Moosebaby
United Kingdom (England)
2.74/5 rDev -11.9%
A 500ml bottle with a BB of Dec 2012, so it's a little out of date. Purchased from a supermarket as part of a mixed pack and stored in my garage. Described on the label as an organic golden ale that uses Target hops.
Poured into a straight pint glass. A hazy golden-amber colour with light carbonation. Forms a large head of white foam that lasts for a few minutes before subsiding. Some lacing. Aroma of grainy malt with hints of stewed hops, grass, fruity ale yeast and cardboard. Dry and slightly harsh.
Tastes of light malt with a dry finish. Notes of grass/hay, stewed hops, faint fruity yeast and wet cardboard. A surprisingly acrid character in the background, followed by a mild, dry bitterness upon swallowing. Mouthfeel is smooth, light and tingly, with decent carbonation but a fairly insubstantial body. Pretty astringent, with an aftertaste of harsh stewed leaves and earthy yeast notes.
Meh - no great shakes. Just a typical bland pale ale from one of the larger UK breweries. Aroma and flavour are dull and have unpleasant qualities. Little in the way of aromatic hops to add interest or depth. Could be too old; I may re-review if I have the chance. Mediocre fare - no need to seek this one out.
01-27-2013 23:00:05 | More by jazzyjeff13
2.5/5 rDev -19.6%
02-27-2012 15:41:27 | More by elBecko
West Virginia
2.75/5 rDev -11.6%
05-19-2013 04:10:01 | More by williamjbauer
2.53/5 rDev -18.6%
Clear golden appearance, very white but very thin head is lost in 40 seconds. Laces in simple and almost complete rings. Catty aroma is pretty noticeable from a foot away, while the subject of green and clear glass is way overhyped, this does seem to be a light issue here. Body is shy of medium, the carbonation is actually pretty well done for the ABV. Hops and malt strike a decent if unremarkable balance, honeyish, but the skunkiness turns an initially average flavor into something that reminds me of milkweed. To try to reconstruct this brew in its original sense isn't a big deal, smooth and with a Bitter's balance, but probably really pedestrian.
11-21-2004 20:12:52 | More by ADR
1.75/5 rDev -43.7%
09-18-2013 14:25:29 | More by TheBrk
Nova Scotia (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +20.6%
11-17-2012 04:16:58 | More by djcreepshow
New Mexico
3.5/5 rDev +12.5%
01-16-2014 00:27:31 | More by LXIXME
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Everyone needs to reflect on themselves before one spits out nasty comments. My point of this letter is to try to portray the coach I know and love, not the one in the few seconds you see on a video.
I was coached by Coach Holladay all my four years in high school. He showed me so much more in life than just football. I've always looked up to him because I respected how he talked to our team, how he disciplined us fairly and how he taught me to try harder than I thought I possibly could. I would call him "dad" from time to time. He acted like a father to all of his players. He cared about every single player on the team. We were his sons.
His main priority was to teach us all how to be young men and be successful throughout life. He cared about every decision in his player's life. I will state that he is and always will be one of the best role models a young man can follow. From being a wonderful dad to a strong Christian man, he sets the mark for what men should be like. If anyone reading this doesn't believe me because I played football for him, then visit Jasper, Ala., and ask the community yourself.
The whole community is behind Coach Holladay because he brought so much more to football than just winning. Our town will always be behind him, and no matter what happens, he will always be loved by Walker High School and Jasper. I would personally and publicly like to thank Coach Holladay for giving me values I will carry with me my entire life. You are loved by so many. Thank you for everything you've done.
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Florida Rep's THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES Now Playing
Florida Repertory Theatre has announced the opening of The Hound of the Baskervilles, a new farce where NOTHING is elementary and three actors take on countless characters as they try to solve the classic mystery.
Now playing through Mar. 5 in the Historic Arcade Theatre, Hound crosses the pond after taking London by storm, and was hailed as "a wonderfully barking spoof!"
"If you loved The 39 Steps, an hilarious send up of all the Hitchcock classics, then you'll love this treatment of the beloved Sherlock Holmes mystery," said Producing Artistic Director, Robert Cacioppo.
In The Hound of the Baskervilles, written by Arthur Conan Doyle and adapted for the stage by Steven Canny and John Nicholson, the male heirs of the Baskerville family are being knocked off one-by-one-and a very large canine is the leading suspect. With only one heir to the Baskerville fortune left, Sir Henry Baskerville, Holmes and Watson may have met their match. This zany adaptation of the classic story follows three members of a theatre troupe haplessly trying to put on their play against all odds. Audiences will be treated to three actors racing about the stage playing all the roles, fast costume changes, and a good mystery to solve.
The production features Jason Parrish, Michael Satow, and Wynn Harmon. Mr. Parrish is a Florida Rep ensemble member known for his work in Florida Rep's annual production of The Santaland Diaries, and recent appearances in Miracle on South Division Street, and the nationally acclaimed Arsenic and Old Lace. New York based actor, Michael Satow, makes his third appearance with Florida Rep in Hound, after having been seen in Lend Me a Tenor and as Mortimer Brewster in Arsenic and Old Lace. Making his Florida Rep debut is Wynn Harmon, a New York actor whose work has been seen at theatres across the country, as well as on Broadway in the 2012 production of The Gershwin's Porgy and Bess.
The production is directed by Mark Shanahan, whose work as an actor and director has been seen on Broadway (The 39 Steps and across the country at some of the nations finest regional theatre companies, including the Houston's Alley Theatre, George Street Playhouse (New Jersey), Cape Playhouse (Massachusetts), Weston Playhouse (Vermont), Westport Country Playhouse (Connecticut), Penguin Rep (New York), and many others.
Mr. Shanahan is joined by an expert team of Florida Rep ensemble designers including set designer, Robert F. Wolin (Educating Rita), lighting designer, Matthew McCarthy (The Fantasticks), and production stage manager, Karen Oberthal (The Last Romance.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Hound of the Baskervilles adapted by Steven Canny and John Nicholson plays at Florida Rep Fab. 14 to March 5 with four sold-out previews on Feb. 11-13 in the Historic Arcade Theatre. Regular performances are Tues. - Sat. at 8pm, with matinees on Wed., Sun., and selected Saturdays at 2pm.
The Hound of the Baskervilles is generously sponsored by Dr. Alexander M. Eaton and Dr. Hussein Wafapoor of the Retina Health Center and The Southwest Florida Reading Festival.
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First Security State Bank in Evansdale has donated $10,000 for a gazebo on the island in Meyers Lake in memory of abducted cousins Lyric Cook and Elizabeth Collins.
Elizabeth's parents, Drew and Heather Collins, were told about the donation Wednesday over the phone.
The park near Meyers Lake was renamed to honor Lyric and Elizabeth earlier this month.
The cousins were last seen by Meyers Lake before their disappearance on July 13, 2012. After hunters found the girls' bodies this winter, the community started looking for ways to remember Lyric and Elizabeth.
Plans for the island will also include a pedestrian bridge.
Heather Collins says crews will start clearing the island in the next couple weeks.
Many volunteers in the area have also offered their time to help make this project happen, and donations are still being collected at the First Security State Bank in Evansdale.
Other donors include the Anamosa Penitentiary.
A concert fundraiser will also be announced on Thursday on 107.9 FM, and an even bigger fundraiser and a "Ride and Drive Memorial" will take place on the anniversary of when the girls went missing on July 13.
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