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A thorough and practical review of transferring a production from a regional stage to Broadway. The discussion will include a look at the original productions of both a musical and a dramatic play,and will explore the differences of working in a regional theatre versus a Broadway house. This session is designed to guide a sound designer through the varied details of successfully transferring a play or musical to Broadway.
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"When you buy brand-new, you can simply move in and know that you have many, many years of maintenance-free living ahead of you. Peace of mind like that is priceless. This is a home that can afford just that," says St. Pierre.
Nicely appointed throughout with customized amenities such as decorative columns and interesting woodworking, this home boasts 2,000 square feet of fluid space.
Well-suited for entertaining, the "side to side" living room with ceiling fans and hardwood floors is quite large. For formal dinners, the dining room is sure to fit the bill with its coffered ceilings, decorative light fixture medallion and eye-catching wainscoting.
Thoughtfully adjacent, the gourmet oak kitchen is amply equipped with recessed lighting, stainless-steel appliances, granite countertops, a center island with convenient pot rack suspended above and French doors to a sizeable deck.
A half-bath and laundry hook-up round off this level.
A generous second floor includes the master bedroom complete with copious closet space, an en suite bath and lovely views of the backyard. Two additional bedrooms with hardwood flooring share a second full bath.
Sited in Salem's desirable Witchcraft Heights neighborhood, this home, which lists for $369,900, also features a carefree vinyl exterior, insulated windows, central air-conditioning, plentiful parking for four-plus and additional storage in the basement.
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Austin Aztex fans have been seeing double and it's a good thing. The Hume twins (Westlake High alums) are a big reason the Aztex are still undefeated eight games into the season.
Don't feel bad if you can't tell Walker and Tucker Hume apart. Most of their Aztex teammates can't either.
"Some people are starting to catch on, but yeah…It'll take 'em a bit," Tucker Hume said.
"It's tough! You see what happened was that... they wore different color cleats and then they started wearing the same color cleats...so...that was mean," Aztex Coach Paul Dalglish said.
"I don't think they've still gotten it. Even [coach] Paul [Dalglish] can't tell us apart," Walker Hume said.
Not being able to make a distinction between the two even becomes a problem for the Aztex film crew when a Hume makes a highlight.
"Who scored?" a film crew member asked.
"Uhhhh... Walker or Tucker - one of 'em," another film crew member replied.
"I can hear the staff in the background saying 'which one was it? Which one was it?" Dalglish said. "Who cares? We scored! We've won! So… Yeah it's tough!"
Tucker, a forward, actually shares the team lead with four goals. Perhaps more importantly, he's usually nowhere near Walker, a defender.
"So I can normally tell which area of the field they're on, who's who," Dalglish said.
No matter which Hume is which, Dalglish values his 6'5" bookends.
"They're both very good players and both have been massive contributors to our success so far," Dalglish said.
High praise considering the 19-year-olds were in high school this time last year. After leading Westlake to the state semis, they may just take it a couple steps farther with the currently undefeated Aztex.
"We just want to win a championship this year, you know, we just play good soccer and stuff so we're doing well," Walker Hume said.
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Mike Kelley's
Mobile Homestead:
a re-envisioning of space in public sculpture
by Rana Edgar
Because the Night:
Curating One-Off Nocturnal Events
by Helena Reckitt
Letter From
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Palace of Propositions:
The Italian American artist Marino Auriti (1891–1980) conceived of Il Enciclopedico Palazzo del Mondo (The Encyclopedic Palace of the World), a museum of mankind's greatest achievements in all fields of art, technology, and science, after his retirement as an auto mechanic. The planned 140-story mega-skyscraper, soaring up to the staggering height of 2,300 feet, was designated to be located on the Mall in Washington, DC. Auriti's palace, however, was never built. After having been shelved for decades, the model of the building finally found recognition as a unique utopian vision in the collection of the American Folk Art Museum in New York. Auriti's Palace will serve as a conceptual blueprint for Massimiliano Gioni's core exhibition, Il Palazzo Enciclopedico / The Encyclopedic Palace, at this year's 55th Venice Biennale (June 1–November 24, 2013). Gioni (b. 1973, Busto Arsizio, Italy) is based in New York and is an art critic and curator. He is associate director and director of exhibitions at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York and has already realized a number of major exhibitions and biennials. He also has a reputation for assuming a poetic, often explicitly literary stance in his presentations of contemporary art.
In his latest endeavor as the Venice Biennale's youngest artistic director thus far, Gioni intends to remain true to his fondness
for collapsing the boundaries between artworks and artifacts, and between cultural contexts, formal genres, and historical eras.
He previously employed this method as curator of the 8th Gwangju Biennale in 2010, which centered on the epic poem
Maninbo (10,000 Lives), written by the South Korean author and pro-democracy activist Ko Un after his release from imprisonment.
As a method of survival, the poet envisaged all the people who were important to him in his life. Addressing the interrelationships
between images and the crucial ways we engage with them, Gioni's Gwangju Biennale featured works of art alongside
masks, idols, dolls, figures, and other artifacts.
Next to Auriti's utopian model of human knowledge, in itself a kind of world-spanning Wunderkammer, one of Gioni's other starting points is The Red Book of Swiss psychologist Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961), an illustrated and calligraphically scripted book in the fashion of medieval illuminated manuscripts. Jung's Red Book will be the metaphorical heart of the Central Pavilion in the Giardini, where the individual national pavilions will be located. Historically, the Giardini presented the now-outdated notion of assembling the world's most significant art for public appraisal. This practice has become increasingly obsolete, with the German and French pavilions, for example, not only inviting artists from other countries as their representatives, but also swapping their spaces this year. As Gioni remarked in a phone conversation with the author in April 2013, naming his show The Encyclopedic Palace was also a self-ironic reference to the absurdity of past attempts to gather "all the world's art in one place" in the framework of the Venice Biennale.
In the Central Pavilion, Gioni will bring together 40 of the approximately 160 artists contributing to his dual-venue exhibition, organizing
their works and projects as dialogic encounters rather than in the monographic style typical of many previous shows hosted there to
date. He is including figures whose work is located at the fringes or distinctly outside mainstream art practice: for example, Rudolf Steiner
(1861–1925), the cultural philosopher, architect, and founder of anthroposophy; and the French art brut painter Augustin Lesage (1876–1954),
who, as the story goes, was induced by the voices of mystical spirits to create art. Gioni's focus will be on art forms that evade clear-cut definitions
while broadening the terrain of art to include manifestations of the visionary, the esoteric, the spiritual, the fantastic, and the subconscious
across the media and the ages. The Red Book, which will be on display in a glass case next to facsimiles of its individual pages,
brings to mind Jung's theories on archetypes and synchronicity, providing a rich, atmospheric underpinning to this presentation that also
is to pay homage to the book as a form of art, or, in Gioni's words, an "endangered species." It will set the stage for embarking on journeys
into the inner worlds of the mind that will be induced not only by the language of images but also by the pictorial power of words.
The interflow and overflow of impressions and experiences is intended to trigger feelings of losing one's bearings while expanding a viewer's horizons. Yet Gioni is intent on providing a reduced, museum-like ambience to allow the abundance of works gathered in the spaces, including many expansive installations or sculptural pieces, to affect the space without too great a visual distraction. The art itself will be given ample scope, to further enhance viewers' feelings of being unable ever to fully perceive the exhibition in its entirety. Progressing "deeper and deeper" into the former "factory of the marvelous," as Gioni describes the historical site, "you will see an image wherever you turn." His hope is that "the show will go around the viewer," as opposed to the viewer finding his or her way around the show, and "will open up the spectrum of the 20th century." It remains to be seen just how Gioni plans to develop this concept in the space, and with such an expansive artist list.
Gioni likens the experience he wishes to evoke in both venues of The Encyclopedic Palace to Jung's "dialectics between the images in our heart and the world around us," as addressed in the phantasmagorical Red Book. In this sense, Gioni claims, the exhibition(s) may serve as "a reflection on the way we use images," both in the spaces of our minds and in the external sphere. In adopting the historical concept of the Wunderkammer to create a transnational, transtemporal, and also transmedial "other space" in Michel Foucault's sense, he is also investigating issues of national identity, the globalization of the various worlds through which we are passing today, and the interrelationships informing them. By composing The Encyclopedic Palace as an associative, open-ended "theater of the world," Gioni is inviting us to look to the inside after taking in what surrounds us, and, as when reading a book, "to see with our eyes closed."
Belinda Grace Gardner, M.A., studied literature and linguistics in
Göttingen, Germany, and Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She currently lives
in Hamburg, Germany, and has published extensively as an arts editor
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BASKETBALL: Billy Donovan's son transfers to play for Florida
- 9:26 pm Tuesday, October 9th, 2012 by Jason Lieser
There will be two Billy Donovans on the Gators this season.
Donovan, the coach, announced that his son — also named Billy — has transferred from Catholic University to Florida. He will red-shirt this season and be eligible to play as a junior in 2013-14.


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Any student needing to schedule an appointment with Dr. Vernon Whaley, Dean of the School of Music, will need to contact the Administrative Coordinator for the School of Music, Mrs. Kim Witt. Any student needing to schedule an appointment with Dr. John Kinchen, Associate Dean for the Center of Music and Performing Arts, will need to contact his administrative assistant, Ms. Caroline Perricaudet. Any student needing to schedule an appointment wirh Dr. Doug Crawley, Associate Dean of the Center for Music and Worship, will need to contact his administrative assistant, Mrs. Stephanie Pritchard.
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Girls golf: 9 to 11 a.m., Aug. 2 at Antler Pointe
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Boys tennis: 4 to 6 p.m., Aug. 5 at tennis courts
Volleyball: 4 to 6:30 p.m., Aug. 5 in gym addition
Cross country: 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., Aug. 5 at Memorial Gym
Football: 6:15 to 7:15 a.m. and 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., Aug. 5 at Memorial Gym
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Eastern Indiana Junior Golf Tour
Antler Pointe hosted the Eastern Indiana Junior Golf Tour event with 27 participants. Eric Underwood won the boys/girls 16-17 age division. Catie Liggett was second. For the boys 14-15 division, Mason Rader was first with Wyatt Rowleet second. For the boys 12-13 division, Carson Orr was first with Trevor Turner second. For the girls 12-13 division, Dana Bransteer took first with Sydney McClure second.
A-Rod says he's ready
NEW YORK (AP) — Alex Rodriguez says he's ready to rejoin the New York Yankees.
A day after a doctor retained by A-Rod contradicted the team's diagnosis of a strained quadriceps, Rodriguez pushed for the Yankees to activate him from the disabled list for Friday's homestand opener against Tampa Bay.
Rodriguez issued a statement Thursday saying, "I feel great and I'm ready and want to be in the lineup Friday night. Enough doctors. Let's play."
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Newly released documents show the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security considered the Occupy movement a potential terrorism threat.
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The Syrian Foreign Ministry rejected Tuesday the Israeli Knesset's passage of a requirement that a referendum approve any Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and East Jerusalem.
As Russia contends with hundreds of wildfires fueled by heat and drought, Israel is dealing with its own fire problem.
Logging onto Facebook as a resident in the Golan Heights, should you enter Syria or Israel as your home country?
Caught in between four countries and 60 years of conflict, the disputed plateau could soon change hands again -- peacefully
As Israel's embattled prime minister prepares to leave office, he issues a series of stunning departure statements
Syria hopes a series of indirect talks with Israel will soon lead to direct negotiations, President Bashar al-Assad told CNN's Cal Perry Thursday in an exclusive interview.
CNN's Cal Perry interviews Syrian President Bashar al-Assad at the presidential palace in Damascus, Syria.
Analysis: Each side has reasons to negotiate, but a deal may have to wait for a new Israeli -- and American -- leadership
Israeli and Syrian officials confirmed Wednesday they are indirectly negotiating a possible peace deal under Turkish mediation.
Jimmy Carter talks to CNN's Adrian Finighan about Hamas, Israel and peace in the region.
Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has been indirectly negotiating with Israel for a year, through Turkey, according to Arabic language newspaper published this week.
The country is once again amidst a tense stand-off which can perhaps only be broken by Syrian participation in the Annapolis peace talks
Syrian air defenses opened fire on Israeli aircraft after they violated Syrian airspace, Syrian officials said Thursday, sharply elevating cross-border tensions
Palestinian militants fired two rockets on Israeli targets Friday, one of them striking the home of a family of four and injuring them, according to the Israeli military.
Israel's president invited Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to Jerusalem for peace talks Monday, but a Syrian official dismissed the offer.
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Palms Breeze in Destin
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Our Palms Breeze single home house is located in the quiet gated Paradise
Retreat community and is within one block from the most prestigious Miramar
beach. This absolutely gorgeous house is decorated with splendid paint style, nice comfortable modern furniture and porcelain tiles throughout the entire house.
Granite countertop in the kitchen and stainless Steel appliances. It is
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The house has 4 full furnished bedrooms which includes 1 King in the master bedroom. 2 queen size beds in the second and third rooms, 1 room with bunk bed double in the bottom and single on the top and anothe single bed. This beautiful house has
central A/C and heat, ceiling fans in every room, cable TV, Flat Screen TVs at each room and DVD players. Gas grill on the patio. We also include bed linens, towels, cooking utensils, pots, pans, plates and silver ware. Privet pool. A 42" LCD TV in the living room, 37 flat TV and DVD in the master room and 37 flat screen TV and a DVD in the 3'd room. Wi-Fi internet connection. Large master bedroom with walk-in closet and
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We have beach chairs, umbrella, boggy boards and wagon to take to the beach.
activities and attractions in Destin Gulf Coast North
Besides the wonderful white sand beach and beautiful sunrise
and sunset views, there are plenty to do within a few miles around you. Enjoy golfing, miniature golf, amusement parks, movie cinemas, sightseeing, boating, parasailing, surfing, jet-skiing, avariety of restaurants, shopping and much more.Golf! There are 10 golf courses in the area within 5 miles! Shopping is big in Destin! Lots of touristy shops as well as the Destin Commons Mall and the Silver Sands Designer Outlet Mall (touted as the biggest Designer Outlet Mall in the country!). You'll also find lots of restaurants, Big Kahunas Water Park, boat rentals, jet skiiing, Dolphin cruises, Dinner Cruises, Deep Sea Fishing, Para-Sailing, etc. Lots of beach and water sports! Don't miss the bumper boats, the bungee jumping, miniature golf, go kart racing, etc. Lot's of activities, too many to name!
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Credid Cards :visa, mastercard, are accepted with 3% charge on credit card payment.
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"These creamy, quick bites are really yummy and couldn't be much easier to make. I prepare them ahead of time to take to a party, then bake them and serve with cocktail forks." —Sandi Vanthoff, Henderson, Nevada
- 2 cans (14 ounces each) artichoke bottoms, drained
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The court found that Iran and
Syria were responsible for providing material support for the April 17, 2006,
attack, in which 11 people were murdered and over 60 others wounded when an
Islamic Jihad suicide bomber detonated a bomb laced with nails and other
projectiles in a crowded south Tel Aviv fast food restaurant.
In his
ruling, Chief Justice Royce C. Lamberth said the bombing had been a "barbaric
act" that had "no place in civilized society and represents a moral depravity
that knows no bounds."
Daniel's father Yekutiel "Tuly" Wultz, who was
seriously wounded in the attack; his mother, Sheryl; and his siblings Amanda and
Abraham brought the civil lawsuit in the US District Court for the District of
Columbia, under powerful US anti-terrorism laws that permit American civilians
to sue sovereign states who sponsor acts of terror.
Via their lawyers –
New York attorney Robert Tolchin and Tel Aviv attorney Nitsana Darshan- Leitner
– the Wultz family alleged that the Syrian and Iranian governments, both of
which the US has designated as state sponsors of terrorism, provided Islamic
Jihad with the material support and resources it needed to carry out the deadly attack.
The court learned that Daniel had been conscious immediately
after the bombing and up until his death, and had suffered extreme physical and
emotional pain both because he knew the horrific extent of his injuries and
because he was aware he would die from them.
The 16-year-old suffered
wounds including severe bleeding from multiple shrapnel wounds, a perforated
bowel and multiple infections, including gangrene.
In their fight to save
his life, surgeons at Tel Aviv's Ichilov Hospital removed several of Daniel's
organs, and amputated two fingers and part of his right leg, but the teenager
succumbed to his injuries and died on May 14, 2006.
His father, who was
sitting with Daniel at the time of the bombing, endured extensive physical
injuries as well as severe psychological damage. He still suffers pain and
post-traumatic stress disorder, including terrifying nightmares and daily
flashbacks of the attack.
The other members of the Wultz family,
including Daniel's mother, suffered serious psychological and emotional damage
as a result of the bombing.
In addition to Iran and Syria, the Wultz
family's lawsuit named as defendants the Iranian Ministry of Information and
Security, the Syrian Ministry of Defense, Syrian Military Intelligence and the
Syrian Air Force Intelligence Directorate.
In finding all of the
plaintiffs responsible for providing the material support that led to the
suicide bombing, Lamberth said the evidence established that Islamic Jihad
"acted generally as an agent of the Iranian and Syrian defendants" and that
"their financing, encouragement and instruction prompted [the
"When a state chooses to use terror as a policy tool – as Iran
and Syria continue to do – that state forfeits its sovereign immunity and
deserves unadorned condemnation," he said in his ruling.
The ruling cites
testimony from Dr. Patrick Clawson, an expert on Iranian terror funding, who
said Iran provided annual financial support for terror of around $300 million to
According to Clawson, in 2008 Iran provided Hezbollah with around
$200m. in direct cash assistance, as well as "many tens of millions of dollars"
of sophisticated weaponry, including rockets, since 2006.
presented to the court in a two-day hearing in February showed that at the time
of the 2006 bombing, Islamic Jihad was headquartered in Damascus with the Syrian
regime's approval and consent, and that the Syrian government would escort
potential terrorists and suicide bombers to training camps on Syrian
Expert witnesses who testified in the trial said Islamic Jihad
received "substantial logistical, financial and technical support from both the
Iranian and Syrian defendants."
An offshoot of Hamas, Islamic Jihad was
created in 1980. Its founder, Fathi Shiqaqi, had been inspired by the Islamic
Revolution in Iran a year previously.
Until Israel assassinated him in
1995, Shiqaqi – the first Palestinian terrorist to publish a pamphlet
legitimizing suicide bombings in jihad – received funds from the Syrian
intelligence services, and his successor Ramadan Shallah continues to receive
funding from Iran and Syria, evidence presented to the court shows.
the time of the 2006 terror attack, Iranian funding passed to Islamic Jihad via
Syria, but after Hamas took over Gaza, Iran has been able to fund Islamic Jihad
and Hamas directly, the court found.
Moreover, Iran and Syria encouraged
Islamic Jihad and other Palestinian terror groups to use suicide bombers as a
"weapon" during the second intifada, the court found, noting that Islamic Jihad
was responsible for around a quarter of all suicide bombings in Israel during
this time.
Islamic Jihad suicide bombers also received training from
Hezbollah, which is directly funded by Iran.
"The evidence shows that
[Iran and Syria] completely lacked any semblance of remorse for this deadly
attack – and in fact, encouraged and supported this and similar attacks,"
Lamberth said.
In closing, the judge praised the Wultz family's courage,
saying they "stood in stark contrast to the Iranian and Syrian
The family members had "resolved to fight injustice with whatever
tools were at their disposal, and their patient determination over the past six
years is a credit to both themselves and the memory of their beloved Daniel,"
Lamberth said.
The Wultz vs. Iran verdict is the latest in a series of US
courtroom victories by victims of terror against Iran that have highlighted the
extent to which the Islamic Republic funds Palestinian terror in Israel and
neighboring territories.
In March, Lamberth awarded two victims of the
1983 US Marine barracks bombing in Beirut $44.6m. in damages from
In 2007, a US federal judge ruled in a separate lawsuit, Peterson
vs. Iran, that Iran must pay $2.65 billion to the families of servicemen killed
in the Beirut attack.
While plaintiffs in these cases have actively
sought Iranian assets that could be seized to pay the court-awarded damages,
they have so far been unsuccessful.
That may be about to change, as the
US Senate may vote before the end of this month on a bill that would subject
Iranian assets to US court jurisdiction, thereby releasing them to pay against
judgements of lawsuits brought against the Islamic Republic. If the bill passes,
the plaintiffs may be able to reach nearly $2b. in Iranian debt-securities,
which currently sit frozen in a Citibank account in New
Luxembourg-based clearing house and bank Clearstream is allegedly
holding the money for Iran, a matter that came to light last November after the
Peterson plaintiffs sued Clearstream over the assets. Clearstream denies holding
funds for Iran, while Citibank is fighting for the courts to unfreeze the $2b.


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