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PHOTO CALL: Seth Numrich, Tony Shalhoub, Anthony Crivello, Danny Burstein Star in Broadway's Golden Boy
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The 75th anniversary revival of Clifford Odets' Golden Boy, starring Tony Shalhoub, Anthony Crivello and Seth Numrich, began previews Nov. 9 at the Belasco Theatre, where the drama first premiered in 1937.
Tony Award-winning LCT resident director Bartlett Sher (South Pacific, The Light in the Piazza, Women on the Verge...), who also helmed the 2006 revival of Odets' Awake and Sing! for LCT, directs Golden Boy. Performances were originally scheduled to begin Nov. 8, but previews were delayed due to Hurricane Sandy. The production officially opens Dec. 6.
The new production of Golden Boy begins previews nearly 75 years to the date that the original staging premiered on Nov. 4, 1937, at the Belasco.
Tony Award winner Crivello (Kiss of the Spider Woman) stars as Eddie Fuseli, with original Broadway War Horse cast member Numrich in the central role of Joe Bonaparte, a young musician who takes a gamble on his own artistic dreams when he enters the boxing ring.
The cast also features Tony Shalhoub (Lend Me A Tenor), Danny Burstein (Follies, South Pacific), Jonathan Hadary (Awake and Sing!, Gypsy), Daniel Jenkins (Big River), Michael Aronov (Blood and Gifts), Sean Cullen (South Pacific), Dagmara Dominczyk (The Violet Hour), Ned Eisenberg (Awake and Sing!), Brad Fleischer (Coram Boy), Karl Glusman (Seagull), Danny Mastrogiorgio (Stunning), Dion Mucciacito (Apple Cove), Lucas Caleb Rooney (Henry IV), Vayu O'Donnell (Man and Boy), Yvonne Strahovski (Finn City), David Wohl (Dinner at Eight) and Demosthenes Chrysan.
According to LCT, "Golden Boy is the story of Joe Bonaparte, a young, gifted violinist who is torn between pursuing a career in music and earning big money as a prize fighter."
The production has sets by Michael Yeargan, costumes by Catherine Zuber, lighting by Donald Holder and sound by Peter John Still and Marc Salzberg.
Odets' plays also include Till The Day I Die, Paradise Lost, Rocket To The Moon, Night Music, Clash By Night, The Big Knife and The Country Girl. He also penned the screenplay for "Sweet Smell of Success." The Roundabout Theatre Company is also planning to revive Odets' The Big Knife, starring Bobby Cannavale, which will begin Broadway previews in March 2013.
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A 6-year-old boy caught in the middle of an international custody battle could soon be returning to Illinois.
A federal judge ruled that Jack Redmond, who is currently living with his father in Ireland, should be returned to his mother who lives in Orland Park. But, another state court hearing in February could change all that.
For now, though, his mother is feeling pretty upbeat about being reunited with her son.
"I just can't even put into words how happy I am and relieved and excited and so anxious I can't wait for him to come home," Mary Redmond said.
Mary Redmond would love to have her 6-year-old son Jack home for Christmas.
Her tree is decorated with numerous ornaments that he has made for her, but the angel which is his job to put on top, remains nearby, waiting for him to come home.
A federal judge this week issued an order saying Jack should be brought back from Ireland where he was sent 17 months ago to live with his father.
"This is like the best thing ever to hear," she said. "Basically the plans, we're still trying to work out the details of getting Jack home, we are hoping that everything run smoothly and to get him home as soon as possible."
But the attorney for Jack's father, Derek, plans to file an emergency motion to block that.
"Let's just do status quo right now," David Schaffer, Derek Redmond's attorney said. "Jack is not a football he's not to be going back-and-forth let's get some stability in his life and let's get this finally resolved."
That's because an Irish court awarded custody of Jack to his father and Schaffer says a custody hearing in Cook County in February will likely affirm that.
"And as soon as Jack hit's the ground here he may be going back to Ireland," Schaffer added.
Despite that, Mary remains hopeful.
"I'm confident Jack will be home," she said. "Hopefully soon and not in months and months time, but whatever it takes I just want my baby home."
So while the federal judge's ruling seems to be great news for Mary Redmond and could result in her son coming back to Orland Park, this situation is complicated and a 6-year-old boy is caught in the middle.
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CHARLOTTE — Panthers general manager Dave Gettleman and salary-cap specialist Rob Rogers are at it again.
The Panthers restructured the contracts of three veterans center Ryan Kalil, running back Jonathan Stewart and linebacker Thomas Davis in moves that created about $7.25 million in cap space.
Gettleman asked seven players to rework their deals last offseason after he was hired, including those of Kalil and Stewart.
The Panthers are approximately $29 million under the projected cap of $132 million and could be clearing room to re-sign or put a franchise tag on free-agent defensive end Greg Hardy.
The Panthers also could try to get defensive end Charles Johnson, who has the teams highest cap number at $16.4 million, to restructure his deal.
The Panthers created more than $3 million in cap space by restructuring Davis contract.
As reported last week, the Panthers picked up the two option years on Davis deal, but they also added three voidable years on the contract, which now runs through 2018. That allows them to stretch the bonus money over the length of the contract for salary-cap purposes.
Under the terms of the restructured contract, Davis received a $5 million bonus for signing the $16.5 million contract a figure that includes $1 million salaries for each of the three voidable seasons from 2016 through 2018.
Davis was to make $2.75 million in base salary this year, but now he will make the veterans minimum of $950,000. His cap number will dip from $6.82 million to $3.57 million for a savings of $3.25 million.
Davis base jumps to $7.25 million in 2015, with a cap figure of $10 million.
This is the fourth time in three years the Panthers have renegotiated with Davis as a result of his injury history and the teams cap positioning.
Davis, 30, is coming off one of his best seasons, just two years removed from the third ACL surgery on his right knee. He finished with 123 tackles second on the team behind middle linebacker Luke Kuechly and added four sacks.
According to the NFL Players Association website, Kalil had his base salary slashed from $4.75 million to $855,000 this year. By converting the remainder to a signing bonus, the Panthers reduced Kalils cap number from $10.4 million to $7.3 million.
Stewart, who has missed more than half of the past two seasons with injuries, had his base salary reduced from $1.5 million to $785,000, according to the NFLPA salary figures.


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5:07pm Wednesday 17th October 2012 in News By Tim MacFarlan, reporter
FIVE MANAGERS of troubled South London Healthcare Trust went on a £6,000 trip to a conference in America, it has emerged.
The trust, which runs Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich, Orpington Hospital, Princess Royal Hospital in Farnborough and Queen Mary's Hospital in Sidcup, was plunged into administration in July having ended 2011 with a deficit of £69m.
The event in Kansas City, Missouri, was hosted by information technology contractors Cerner which has a £250m to £400m contract providing an IT system for seven London trusts including SLHT.
The conference from October 7-10, included a 1980s-themed street party called "The Bash" featuring free food and drinks at bars and restuarants in Kansas City's "power and light district".
SLHT special administrator Matthew Kershaw is thought likely to recommend the trust be broken-up in an interim report on its future to be presented to the health secretary on October 29.
Tom Smith, of Palace Estate, Bromley, expressed concern about the trip.
He has a partner who does not wish to be named who worked as a nurse at Princess Royal Hospital.
The 66-year-old said: "I am sure it has proved educational but they will be expecting to get bailed out by the government and spending all that money on a little jolly; I think it's disgusting.
"Somebody should be held responsible for all this.
"£6,000 might not be a lot to them because they owe many, many thousands of pounds but it sets a bad example."
Keep Our NHS Public campaign member Frances Hook voiced her worries to News Shopper.
She said: "The question is why have they got to do it now when nobody is supposed to know what's happening to the trust?
"The report is not out yet so why are they going there?
"We need to be told why and what the benefits are."
A spokeswoman defended SLHT's decision to send five operational and clinical managers to the event.
A statement said: "The conference was an opportunity to learn more about the Cerner IT system and how it is being used in other complex, multi-site organisations.
"The visit included visits to sites where the system has been implemented and focus on developing more detailed knowledge about the system benefits.
"This offers good value for money in terms of training, experience, and information available to our staff at the conference.
"This learning will help the trust work towards successful implementation with minimal disruption to services.
"The trip was paid for by the trust, at a cost of approximately £6,000."
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I have assumed that this in not part of a competitive tender exercise, because if it is, then this is a very serious event which would require disciplinary actions to be taken against those involved in the authorisation.
Let's hope that they all include this decision somewhere in their CVs, in case their careers are now limited. Wouldn't you just love to be a fly on the wall at the interview for a new job when they are asked to explain their reasoning given the current climate within the Trust :-)
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With a stay at Star Inn Hotel Salzburg Zentrum in Salzburg (Riedenburg), you'll be minutes from Museum der Moderne Moenchsberg and St. Francis Church. This hotel is within close proximity of Getreidegasse Lane and Museum Carolino-Augusteum. Make yourself at home in one of the 86 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary...
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Good 8.0
Staff were great! Located by a big tunnel!
Fridge did nit work and we were not offered any compensation even though we really needed to use one.Not too close to train station, or many restaurants but a tidy and warm little hotel. Would sta again for sure!
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With a stay at Hotel & Villa Auersperg, you'll be centrally located in Salzburg, walking distance from St. Sebastian's Church and close to Mirabell Palace. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Holy Trinity Church and Kapuzinerberg. Make yourself at home in one of the 55 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring iPod docking stations and minibars...
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Are you looking for a comfortable hotel room close to the city center of Salzburg? Are you are organizing a convention? Then enjoy your stay at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Parkhotel Brunauer, where you can combine both. Our hotel offers tranquil and non-smoking rooms, as well as modern conference rooms and a conference hall. Enjoy your meals in the restaurant 'Am...
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Excellent 10.0
The room was clean, spacious and bright, beds were comfy, bathrooms small but perfectly fine. It was our poor timing to schedule our visit on a VERY hot sunny day. The lack of AC is totally understandable in Salzburg, but we happened to be there on a deathly hot day in July when it was badly needed. The curtains were closed to keep out the sun when we arrived, so it was a while before we realized that there were two pleasant balconies where we could enjoy the delicious breezes that mercifully came along after dinner, which we ate at the hotel and enjoyed immensely, along with the superb demonstration of how to pour Weissbier properly. Also mercifully, the very kind and helpful folks at the front desk brought us two fans, so together with the breeze we were able to sleep very comfortably despite our poor timing, weather-wise. Breakfast was bountiful and delicious, and the kindly staff came to our rescue again by packing us a lunch for our early departure. All in all, an excellent hotel ...
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The staff was the very best and I greatly appreciated that. Their claim to be like HOME AWAY FROM HOME IS VERY TRUE. The food was top notch . I have no complaints...none. I could not have been happier.
Not at all.Decorated with the utmost taste. The beds dreamingly comfortable.The quiet neighborhood was a great addition.
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With a stay at Wolf-Dietrich Altstadthotel & Residenz in Salzburg, you'll be minutes from St. Sebastian's Church and Mirabell Palace. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Holy Trinity Church and Mozarts Wohnhaus. Make yourself at home in one of the 40 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Satellite programming along with DVD players are...
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Good 8.0
It was a cute hotel in a great location- right next to the Old City. I also loved the view from our personal balcony.
Our room did not have any air conditioning. That was a problem the day we arrived due to the heat but the weather cooled down and it was no longer a bother.Great Staff, Yummy breakfast included with the price of the room. Great location and a really cool basement spa and pool.
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With a stay at Hotel Stein, you'll be centrally located in Salzburg, steps from Mozart's Birthplace and minutes from Mozarts Wohnhaus. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Holy Trinity Church and Getreidegasse Lane. Make yourself at home in one of the 56 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Satellite television is provided for y...
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The location was amazing and the view was beautiful.
The carpet in the room felt damp and smelled mouldy.Definitely not a four star hotel by Canadian standards but the room was a good size and the bathroom was really nice. We were upgraded to an executive room which was greatly appreciated. The rooftop terrace was amazing and while the breakfast buffet is pricey at ¿19, it's worth it. The only real drawback was that the carpet in the room felt damp and gave the room a musty odour.
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With a stay at Hotel Sacher Salzburg, you'll be centrally located in Salzburg, steps from Mozarts Wohnhaus and Holy Trinity Church. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Mozart's Birthplace and Getreidegasse Lane. Make yourself at home in one of the 113 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Inte...
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Location...front desk peopleEveryone was wonderful except one of the bellman...He tried to take our drivers space and then totally screamed at our driver totally embarrassing him....Our welcom was not a good one. The front desk was very apologetic and gave us an upgrade.
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Steeped in over 500 years of history and culture, the Radisson SAS Altstadt Hotel, Salzburg is a destination unto itself. This landmark hotel can be traced back to the late 1300s and today still retains many of its charming features. Guest rooms are graced with individual features such as aged wooden beams or classic period furniture. Nestled within the roma...
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The hotel offers fantastic rooms and is located next to all the tourist places.
There is no parking lot nearby and the hotel doesn't have its own parking garage. The closest parking lot is 5 min walk from the hotel which is quite uncomfortable.
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Adjacent to the magnificent Mirabell Garden and directly connected to the Salzburg Congress Center, the Sheraton Salzburg Hotel offers comfortable surroundings and friendly service. We are a full-service, five-star hotel offering a welcome concierge. Gather with friends or co-workers at the new Link@Sheraton experienced with Microsoft. Enjoy great amenities...
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With a stay at Altstadthotel Kasererbraeu, you'll be centrally located in Salzburg, steps from Hohensalzburg Castle and Nonnberg Abbey. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Mozartplatz and Residenzplatz. Make yourself at home in one of the 45 individually decorated guestrooms. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, an...
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Stay central at the modern Holiday Inn Salzburg City hotel, a short walk from the sights of Salzburg's historic Old Town. Our contemporary hotel is a gleaming glass-fronted building just 5km from Salzburg International Airport . Enjoy far-reaching mountain views and an Alpine feel in your stylish Guest room. Holiday Inn Salzburg City is close to the A1 and A...
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Good price for the location, easy walk to old town in 15 minutes.
The AC did not work! Switched rooms because the first was blowing hot humid air. The second room it blew room temp humid air. We were told all rooms were this way. At night it was 20°F cooler outside than in the room. The window didn't open enough to helI've stayed in several Holiday Inn hotels. I expect a certail level of comfort from this chain. Unfortunately this last stay came no where near what a Holiday Inn should be like. Restless nights due to overwhelming discomfort.
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Easy to find and easy access to downtown without being right in the middle of everything.
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Re-opening after extensive renovations - which will continue until September 2014 - on 1 May 2014, the Crowne Plaza Salzburg - The Pitter is just steps away from the Mirabell Palace and Garden and a 10-minute walk from the historic Old Town. It was originally opened by the Pitter family in 1864. The Crowne Plaza Salzburg features elegantly furnished rooms wi...
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It was very nice and clean. Very friendly and helpful staff. They loaned us outlet converters and helped with directions a lot! Highly recommend.
Nothing really.Great hotel. Good location and 10-20 minute walk to any restaurants, attractions, bars, etc.
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The hotel has a great location, close to the train station, Mirabell Gardens, tour operations, easy walk to St Peters & Fortress and Augustiners.
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Wyndham Grand Salzburg Conference Centre is centrally located in the business district of Salzburg with direct connection to public transportation. City centre, airport and trade fair Messezentrum Salzburg can be reached within 15 minutes. The hotel disposes of 257 rooms, 17 conference rooms, club lounge a bar and a spa area (indoor pool, sauna, gym)
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A stay at Achat Plaza Zum Hirschen Salzburg places you in the heart of Salzburg, convenient to Mirabell Palace and Museum Carolino-Augusteum. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Augustiner Brewery and Holy Trinity Church. Make yourself at home in one of the 62 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Satellite television is prov...
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The room was spacious and well appointed. The bathroom was spotless. It was a pleasant experience all around.
We were not particularly impressed by the restaurant. The food was mediocre for the price that was charged.The staff members were friendly and very polite.
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Stay in comfortable and charming rooms. The Ramada Hotel Salzburg City Centre is located centrally, directly at the train station Salzburg, and just a few minutes distance away from the baroque Old Town. The historic Old Town has been appointed World Heritage Site by the UNESCO in 1997. After strolling through it, enjoy a romantic carriage ride through the a...
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The location was perfect, close to the train station. Taxis and buses were always available.The full breakfast was delicious too! And included in the price!
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You can't get any closer to the Salzburg train terminal. You literally step out of the terminal and into the Ramada Inn. Very friendly and helpful. They can arrange all tours for you and they pick you up at the front door. There is a lot of construction at the moment at the train station but they stop work at 6:00 so you sleep well. Free internet access which is great. Beds were very comfortable. Hint: put your room key in the key access holder inside your room for your lights to stay on. :) There is a mini mall attached as well as McDonalds and Burger King and other places to catch a bite to eat. Their breakfast is around 16 euros so we just went to a cafe for 5 euros.
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With a stay at Hotel Goldener Hirsch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Salzburg, you'll be centrally located in Salzburg, steps from Getreidegasse Lane and Museum der Moderne Moenchsberg. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Museum Carolino-Augusteum and Mozart's Birthplace. Make yourself at home in one of the 70 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars...
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Excellent 10.0
The staff was absolutely excellent. I had various requests while I was staying at the hotel, and, in each instance, they responded promptly and courteously. While the atmosphere of a hotel always makes a difference, the differentiator here is the staff.The hotel is very well situated in the old quarter. Access to everything is nearby within easy walking distance. The rooms have a rustic charm and the staff is superior.
Excellent 10.0
location was amazing
my kids and i loved everything about this hotel.very very very helpful staff. planned meals, skiing, stuff to do for us. they were wonderful.


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text: It can be scary to experience unusual stomach and digestive system symptoms. An easy way to ease some of the anxiety that goes along with not feeling well is to have a good understanding of what your digestive system looks like inside of you. Looking at pictures of your GI tract can help you to pinpoint where symptoms such as abdominal pain may be coming from. This understanding can also help you to better describe your symptoms to your doctor. The following pictures of your digestive system will bring back memories of high school biology class and help to make you a more educated patient.


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Eight people are dead and 14 injured after a church bus collided with two other vehicles Wednesday afternoon on Interstate 40 east of Knoxville.
The wreck occurred around 2 p.m. local time at mile marker 423 in Dandridge, Jefferson County, about 30 miles east of Knoxville.
The interstate was shutdown until 4:30 a.m. Thursday. The wreck involved a church bus carrying members of the Front Street Baptist Church in Statesville, North Carolina, a tractor trailer and a Chevy Tahoe SUV.
Of the eight people killed, six were on the bus, one was in the tractor trailer and one was in the SUV.
Those killed in the church bus have been identified as the bus' driver, Randy Morrison, 66, and passengers Cloyce Matheny, 95, Brenda Smith, 69, Marsha Mclelland, 62, Barbara Morrison, 66 and John Wright, 73. All were from North Carolina.
Trent Roberts, 24, of Knoxville, was seated in the back seat of the Chevy Tahoe and was also killed.
Mose Farmer, 66, of New Orleans, was the tractor trailer driver killed in the crash.
On Friday, eight white crosses with bible verses and prayers written on them were placed at the scene of the crash. Of the 14 injured, 12 were in the church bus and two were in the Tahoe.
As of Friday evening, eleven of those injured remain hospitalized. Two are listed in critical condition, four are in serious condition and five others are listed as stable.
Tennessee Highway Patrol investigators say the bus was traveling eastbound when its front tire popped, sending the bus across the median where it collided with a tractor trailer and an SUV traveling westbound.
The tractor trailer caught fire and the bus overturned.
The investigation is ongoing. Officials stated they will examine the bus' records to determine if it had issues prior to the wreck. They will also gather statements from witnesses and survivors of the crash.
Over 20 different agencies responded to the scene. THP said bystanders also aided in the immediate response.Those who have loved ones involved in Wednesday's crash can call the American Red Cross for more information at 865-305-5716.
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Mothers side: Grandfather was a doctor and responsible for a large rural area in tirol(austria). That and a problem with his left eye(almost blind - not 100% sure what it was) made him more suitable to serve the homefront as civillian. Died in the 70s never met him.
Fathers side: Grandfather worked in a submarine dockyard in Danzig(Schichau Werft). http://www.u-boot-archiv.de/bau/werf...au_danzig.html (sorry german). He worked on several submarines and later was put in Wehrmacht service. More or less (un)voluntary - not that there was a choice afterall. After a short period of fighting he was captured by the russians and brought to siberia. There he was the only survivor of his unit. (cant tell which unit) There was one day he was saved by some russians in a snowstorm while doing work on railroad tracks which was also the cause for the loss of almost all his fingers... and comrades. A shot of vodka and the dislocating of his shoulder was the only anaesthetization he got when they amputated his fingers behind his back, but of course he was very thankful that they even cared about him (which was kind of unusual, since he was still the enemy and they had their own shortcomings) and never lost a bad word about russians.
He returned in the early/mid fifties. In this time my father, who was born in the war grew up with the idea his father fell in the eastern front. My fathers family fled back to northern germany where they actually where coming from. One day my grandfather was standing in the door. My father never talked about that moment. I know it from my aunt. My grandfather died when i was 7. I just remember that he never spoke much, had all his fingers gone with partially bones sticking out and as my father told me he has never had a cold or any kind of flue in his rest of his life, because siberia seemed to have toughened him mentally and obviously his immune system. I dont think he had a warm relation to my father.


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- 10:55 am Sunday, August 25th, 2013 by Leslie Gray Streeter
Since Ben Affleck's casting as Batman in the upcoming "Man of Steel" sequel, there's been online insanity both protesting and defending the Oscar winner's future donning of the cape and cowl, and various and sundry petitions on Change.org, mostly trying to urge Warner Bros. to fire Affleck and hire someone else. Anyone, really.
I've been pretty vocal about my feeling that fans, whose fervor and devotion to a character they may have loved since their childhood is admirable and understandable, should nonetheless give Affleck a chance and stop holding "Daredevil" against him. Also, it's rude to try to get somebody fired. He's not being elected president. He's not been given permission to lead the country's nuclear programs. He's a (celebrated) actor and filmmaker who will be acting in a film, which is his job. (And as a writer who over the last 20 years have had people publicly calling for my firing, sometimes because I made a mistake, but usually because they just didn't agree with my opinion of a TV show or an album, I feel for him.)
You know who else has strong feelings about this? Boca Raton's Katie Cullen, who Tweeted me yesterday that she'd started her own Change.org petition, to stop original anti-Affleck petitioner John Roden, who so far has tens of thousands of signatures. Her official statement is that "his petition is a frivolous use of the resources of Change.org, and more importantly, he is seeking to interfere with an individual's legal right to earn income in his chosen profession." [More]


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Hospitals are under fresh scrutiny after concerns over the service patients are getting.
A survey of Britain's A&E departments shows waiting times at a 9-year high, with more than 300,000 people waiting longer than 4 hours to be treated.
The report comes as inspectors arrived at Colchester General Hospital to investigate high mortality rates.
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Boasting a 150cc OHV Gold Series engine and a large, 22" 3-in-1 high-performance deck, this hardworking mower has the power to last and the versatility to cut nearly any length of grass long after your work day is complete.
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Purchased a different craftsman mower that I really liked, except the cable for the drive broke 1/2 way through the first use, returned it and had to take this as a replacement, the awd Works Great! unless you ever have to pull it (drag actually) backwards, be prepared for a workout, I'm 200+ lb construction worker, and in good physical shape, It was almost too much of a workout for me , also it seems very under powered as if more power went to the awd system than to the blade
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Some people were complaining that it wouldn't start up on first or second time an mine has every time. Also they complained about the weight of it. It's no heavier than my rear wheel drive mower. I don't have a problem with it and I am a 45 year old woman weighing only 137 just getting finished fighting breast cancer. I love it so much more than my rear wheel drive...really pulls on the hills and I don't have to exert very much energy..would buy another one any day!!!! I have used it for about 6 or 7 weeks now and I mow about .75 acres with it. Love the variable speed too.
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This mower is my first All-Wheel Drive lawn mower and I am amazed at the world of difference it makes. Mowing is much less of a chore now. It is also very easy to start compared to my previous mower. I am happy with my purchase.
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This is quite a nice push lawnmower... although there is not much pushing involved since all 4 wheels power the mower. I've taken it through some thick grass and up and down hills and so far never experienced any sort of problem. It's powered well and does not slip and is making short work of overgrown areas. Overall, a pretty good option for a push mower, with no real reservations.
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This mower is every easy to use and push around. East also to clean up after using it by just connecting my watering hose to it. Great value for a powerful mower.
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I purchased this mower to replace an electric one. This mower is awesome. Easy to start and manuver around the yard. Also cuts the grass evenly. Also simple to clean up after use.
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I have had this mower less than one month, but it was easy to set up, starts the first pull and cuts great! I have been using the side discharge and no piles of grass left behind. One nice feature is the adjustable handle. The handle has multiple positions for mowing and folds straight up, so it takes up less room in the garage. The all-wheel drive is fast.
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best mower i ever used in ten or more years with all wheel drive just need turbo like my car. comfortable easy to use, nice color with stylish wheels. i am so very proud that i choose sears for buying my outdoor and indoor needs.
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Old Hickory, TN
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Great mower, my lawn isn't completely flat, but this mower makes it feel that way!! Starts the first time everytime so far. I have an acre to cut, so I was shopping around for a self propelled mower. As luck would have it, I found this one online at Kmart on sale!!! Pick it up at Sears the same day! Love it!!!
This mower overall is pretty good. It lacks a little power cutting through thick gas fast but if you slow it down it cuts it no problem. Very easy to crack and pretty good on gas. Bag is fast to dump and goes up hills easily.
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Georgia announces that safety Josh Harvey-Clemons has been dismissed from team for violation of team rules.—
Marc Weiszer (@marcweiszer) February 18, 2014
The funny thing is, the other day I was sort of running through my head what JH-C's football obit at Georgia would read like if he were dismissed this offseason. Maybe I shouldn't lead off this post with "wow" after all.
Sorry to see it happen, but no doubt he'll look good in an Auburn jersey in a couple of years. (I keed, but wouldn't that be ironic?)


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The time for the highly-anticipated release of Rockstar's "Grand Theft Auto V" has nearly arrived.
So, to mark the release of the potential "Game of the Year", The Koalition has decided to put together a Grand Theft Auto V mixtape.
Mixed by yours truly, the GTA 5 mixtape contains tracks from various LA (a.k.a "Los Santos") Hip-Hop artists from past and present.
The artists that feature on this GTA 5 mixtape vary from veterans such as Tha Dogg Pound, CJ Mac, King T and WC. The current artists featured include: Nipsey Hussle, Dom Kennedy, Glasses Malone and Kendrick Lamar.
Since GTA 5 will be located in Los Santos, a lot of the other artists featured on the Grand Theft Auto V mixtape are tied back to Rockstar's "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" - MC Eiht (a.k.a Ryder), Young Maylay (a.k.a CJ) and The Game (a.k.a B-Dup).
"Radio Los Santos" alumni, 2Pac, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube are featured again and the exception to the rule - "Playback FM" alumni Rakim ends the mixtape with a fitting song.
Last but not least - there is an exclusive "Mr. Kennedy Mix" of Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg's classic track "Nuttin' But A 'G' Thang"
Here is the full tracklisting:
01 - CJ - San Andreas Freestyle
02 - Young Maylay - Let My Khakis Hang
03 - WC - This Is Los Angeles (ft. Ice Cube)
04 - King T - LA Kingz (ft. Mac Lucci)
05 - Tha Dogg Pound - LA Here's 2 U (ft. Snoop Dogg)
06 - Ice Cube - The Big Show
07 - Radio Los Santos (MC Eiht) [Interlude]
08 - MC Eiht - The Hood Still Got Me Under
09 - CJ Mac - Tryina Survive
10 - Poppa LQ - Die Like A Gee Or Live Like A Trick (ft. Menace Clan & CJ Mac)
11 - OG Loc Speaks [Interlude]
12 - Kendrick Lamar - Money Trees (ft. Jay Rock)
13 - Dom Kennedy - Money Don't Stop
14 - Nipsey Hussle - Call From The Bank (ft. MGMT)
15 - Glasses Malone - Rich 'n' Thuggin' (ft. Ya Boy)
16 - Radio Los Santos (Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg) [Interlude]
17 - Dr. Dre - Nuttin' But A 'G' Thang (ft. Snoop Dogg & The Game) [Mr. Kennedy Mix]
18 - Dr. Dre - Bang Bang (ft. Knoc-turn'al & Hittman)
19 - Radio Los Santos (2Pac) [Interlude]
20 - 2Pac - To Live & Die In LA
21 - Dr. Dre - Natural Born Killaz (ft. Ice Cube)
22 - The Game - Dead (ft. Mars)
23 - The Getaway [Interlude]
24 - Poppa LQ - Take The Money And Run
25 - Rakim - New York To Cali
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I haven't seen a commercial from the US Postal Service in awhile, and I'm finding that a lot of entrepreneurs have forgotten how they can help you be more productive.
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There is one thing I wish the US Postal Service would offer. I'd like to be able to get self-adhesive, coded labels that track and bill my account. Then all I'd have to do is affix my shipping label and their computers would track the cost of the postage and bill me later. I have this with Federal Express and love it.
The next time you're standing in line at the post office, ask yourself why. Instead, use these steps to help you be more productive and get the most out of your day.
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Hi Catherine, tell us more about this discount. I did't know about that. Do you have the URL to the discount page?
I can't say enough about how great the Post Office website is for postage needs at home. I use it for all my postage needs. You can print 1 stamp or a page of 20 stamps. I order clothing samples and need to return them. There is a discount for priority and express mail on the website. I print out the shipping label on plain paper, cut and tape to box. I schedule the pickup by my mailcarrier and the process is so smooth.
I highly recommend this service.
Hi Stacey, thanks for the comment. I'm glad to hear that someone else is also pleased with USPS. Unfortunately, I don't ship express. I'd like to do this with Priority and Media mail packages. Perhaps I'll check with them periodically for updates. Thanks again for taking the time to write.
The post office does have self-adhesive, coded lables that track and bill your account. My company has such an account with the U.S. Post office and has had it for quite some time. It's for express mailing a package, and they are timely, extremely reliable, trackable online and very reasonable in terms of cost. They also have an 800 number for any questions you may have and you get to talk to a live person. Another great thing about it is, unlike Fedex, the post office delivers express mail packages to PO boxes. The post office will even guarantee a window of time within which the package will be delivered.


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Two University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football players earned national honors from The Sports Network Monday.
Junior linebacker Wes Dothard and sophomore defensive end Davis Tull both received the national recognition on TSN's 2012 Football Championship Subdivision All-American teams. TSN is the leading national outlet of FCS coverage.
Dothard, a native of Carrollton, Ga., is a third team selection after leading the Mocs with 94 tackles. He was a first team pick last season and was on the Buck Buchanan Award Watch list as one of the nation's top defensive players throughout 2012. He also had six tackles-for-loss, an interception and two forced fumbles while leading one of the top defenses in the FCS.
Dothard is the Mocs' first two-time All-American since Josh Cain in 2001 & 2002 and the sixth since Chattanooga began competing in the Southern Conference in 1977.
Tull, the 2012 SoCon Defensive Player of the Year, is a former walk-on from Knoxville, Tenn. He made The Sports Network's second team after leading the SoCon with a UTC single-season record 19.0 TFLs and 12.5 sacks.
Tull finished fifth on the team with 56 tackles while forcing three fumbles. He was also named to the CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-District team for his work in the classroom as a Health & Human Performance major. He is currently second on the Mocs' all-time list with 17.5 career sacks.
Chattanooga finished 6-5 overall and tied for fourth in the SoCon with a 5-3 league mark. UTC posted a winning record for the third time in the last four years. The Mocs have not had a run like that since 1984-87.
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The best thing about The Violet Hour is the theatre housing it. Cheers to Manhattan Theatre Club for its renovation of the old Biltmore on 47th Street, a lost Broadway house that closed in the 80s after hosting a series of flops like Doonesbury, Honky Tonk Nights and A Woman of Independent Means. Thanks to MTC, we now have an intimate, gloriously designed Broadway house, an excellent venue for straight plays. The only hitch is the play in residence, The Violet Hour, by Richard Greenberg, who, clearly, has seen one too many episodes of The Twilight Zone. Robert Sean Leonard stars as John Pace Seavering, a young WASP of independent means who, in 1919, launches a fledgling publishing company. His main dilemma is whether to first publish the new novel, an epic of Thomas Wolfe proportions, by his F. Scott Fitzgerald-ish best friend, Denis, or the memoirs of Jessie Brewster, a Josephine Baker-type chanteuse. Then a mysterious delivery is made to the office: a printing press that reveals the future Greenberg is always a clever writer, but this time his wit has gotten the better of him. He's so busy nailing down the plot that he never creates believable or interesting characters. Seavering is having an affair with Jessie and, in a notably incredible moment, he tries to take her on a worktable, in his office, in broad daylight, with no curtains and an excellent view from nearby buildings (In 1919, sex in public would have caused trouble; public interracial sex would have provoked a riot). In Evan Yionoulis' uncertainly cast production, Mario Cantone, as Seavering's gay assistant, keeps intruding, getting big, campy laughs that damage the play's prevailing mood of regret and loss. This is Greenberg's weakest play in years.
The Violet Hour. Photo: Joan Marcus
Christopher Barreca's set, a slightly askew vision of an empty office, is extremely evocative and Donald Holder's lighting vividly provides the effect alluded to in the title, which refers to that moment between daytime and sunset. Jane Greenwood's costumes are generally period-perfect, though, in one or two cases, they're surprisingly unattractive: Jessie's first-act ensemble is a riot of clashing patterns, and the second-act dress worn by Denis' wife has an oddly unfinished quality. Scott Myers' sound design is limited to a one or two effects opening and closing each act. Still, even if this production doesn't work, I look forward to many happy hours at the Biltmore Theatre.
If two roles in a three-character play are miscast, you're probably in trouble. That's the case with the Roundabout Theatre Company revival of Harold Pinter's The Caretaker, which is dutiful rather than disturbing. Patrick Stewart is far too charming and well-spoken to play Davies, the scrofulous tramp who finds himself the object of mysterious power plays by a pair of brothers. Davies should be terrifying, a filthy, menacing figure, but Stewart can't resist deploying that twinkle in his eye; he domesticates the character, thus robbing him of any power or menace. Still, he has his moments, which is more than you can say about Kyle McLachlan, as Astin, the older brother; more than one skilled film actor has come a cropper onstage in Pinter's plays—Peter Riegert and David Strathairn come to mind—and, sadly, that's the case here. Instead of percolating with unspoken feelings, McLachlan's Astin comes across as a blank. Not so with Aiden Gillen as Mick, the younger brother; in his biliously witty performance, every speech is laced with alarmingly violent undertones. Under David Jones' direction, the idea of the play does come across—and it's not like we get revivals of The Caretaker every day—but it is, nevertheless, a grave disappointment.
The Caretaker. Photo: Joan Marcus
John Lee Beatty's attic setting is a riot of distressed textures, even if the junk that fills it often arranged in rather too-neat piles. Jane Greenwood's costumes are generally fine, even though she could have gone further in distressing Davies' clothing. Scott Lehrer's sound design gets sinister effects from the sounds of water dropping in a bucket. Best of all is Peter Kaczorowski's lighting, which adds a sickly yellow sheen to everything.--David Barbour
Seen at the Movies: Even a confirmed landlubber like me can recognize Peter Weir's astounding achievement in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. Based on elements from two of Patrick O'Brian's renowned historical novels set during the Napoleonic Wars, the film matches the books' fanaticism about period authenticity and detail. It is also refreshingly free of formulaic convention, paced with expert modulation, and quaintly fascinating in its adherence to an early 19th-century sensibility. The two main characters are "Lucky" Jack Aubrey, Captain of the British navy's HMS Surprise, and Dr. Stephen Maturin, ship's physician, passionate naturalist, and close friend yet diametrical opposite of Jack. As Aubrey, Russell Crowe is the ideal humanized action hero, both virile and cultivated in a manner it is difficult to imagine any other contemporary star conveying. Paul Bettany's Dr. Maturin is his perfect counterpoint, the gentle man of ideas through whose eyes we see. In the adventure crafted by Weir and co-screenwriter John Collee, the year is 1805, and the Surprise is pursuing the larger French naval vessel Acheron through the waters off South America, from the coast of Brazil, through the raging storms of Cape Horn, and on to the Galapagos Islands, where the movie's sole alighting on land takes place.
Master and Commander. Photo: Stephen Vaughn/20th Century Fox
With the exception of the Lord of the Rings films, Master and Commander is the most technically challenging and accomplished movie of the last few years. The key to its success is a quality of seamlessness. Thus, sequences shot on the open sea on the three-masted tall ship replica Rose are invisibly blended with footage captured on another replica built in the Titanic tank at Fox Studios Baja, with miniatures built by Peter Jackson's Weta Workshop in New Zealand, and with digital models created by the visual effects house Asylum. For what is unquestionably the most impressive storm-at-sea sequence ever filmed, actual footage of a Cape Horn tempest blends with one created in the Fox Studios Baja tank, where the Surprise replica was tossed on what is reportedly the largest gimbal ever built for a film. Digital shots contributed by Asylum, ILM, and Pacific Title help complete the effect in this and in the film's battle scenes.
Overseeing both the grand effect and the detail in Master and Commander's shipboard sets is production designer William Sandell, veteran of another sea saga, The Perfect Storm. DP Russell Boyd does a superlative job of making the film all of a visual piece, and creating something hauntingly beautiful out of moments like the Acheron's emergence from the fog. Costume designer Wendy Stites, overseeing construction of 2,000 uniforms for the film (only one woman, a South American native glimpsed briefly from the Surprise deck, appears on camera), may seem to have had the most thankless job. But her painstakingly researched designs, which have a marvelous tactile quality, are crucial to selling the world of the film. Other contributions that should not go unmentioned are those of makeup supervisor Edouard Henriques, whose responsibilities cover the gamut of period styles, weathering, and a few fairly gruesome surgical sequences, and sound designer Richard King's work on those thunderous waves.
Billy Ray's Shattered Glass is similarly enmeshed in a rule-laden work environment, that of contemporary journalism. The movie tells the story of Stephen Glass, reporter for the New Republic magazine during the 1990s whose whole-cloth fabrications made Jayson Blair's more recent mischief seem amateurish in comparison. It's a compelling tale, although finally too small of one to carry a feature film. The movie is also marred by an embarrassing late sequence of journalistic self-congratulation (note to filmmakers: refrain at all costs from on-camera applause in anything but a theatre setting), and by a seemingly unwitting indictment of the New Republic's fact-checking process. As Glass, Hayden Christiansen is sweet, whiny, and ingratiating in perfect proportion, and Peter Sarsgaard is outstanding as editor Chuck Lane. It is difficult for me to assess Mandy Walker cinematography, since I saw a digitally projected print that flattened out the actors' skin tones. Production designer Francois Seguin does an OK job of selling Montréal for Washington, DC, though Shattered Glass probably would have benefited from more authentic atmosphere.
Shattered Glass. Photo: Jonathan Wenk/Lions Gate Films
The Matrix Revolutions is certainly no worse than its immediate predecessor, The Matrix Reloaded, but as the final chapter in the trilogy it needed to be a lot better. This time, after about 15 minutes of listening to the Wachowski brothers' humorless mumbo-jumbo, I started wanting to draw moustaches on the movie. There's nothing much to say about the film technically, since it's all of a piece with the previous two films. The climax, which basically boils down to a fistfight between Keanu Reeves and Hugo Weaving, is spectacular, I guess, but by then the overall visual ugliness and juvenilia had left me checking my watch and talking back to the screen. Most notable detail: Mary Alice has replaced the late Gloria Foster as the Oracle. This is accounted for in some manner that I couldn't follow. But please don't explain it to me. --John Calhoun
The Matrix. Photo: Jasin Boland/Warner Bros.
Seen Off Broadway: The stage musical version of the 1980 movie Fame has played virtually everywhere on the globe, short of Uzbekistan—and New York. Now retitled Fame on 42nd Street, it's at the Little Shubert. Like the movie, it's a slick package of B-movie clichés, detailing the lives of students at New York's Performing Arts High School (the time frame is 1980-84, so they're matriculating at the old PA High, on 46th Street). Jose Fernandez' book is a very loosely constructed series of vignettes, dealing with all the usual adolescent issue (romance, drugs, sexual identity, overeating, dyslexia). One scene officially breaks the record for clichés per minute ("You want everything too fast. Instant fame. But that only happens in fairy tales. We could have really been something"). The jokes are on the following level: "I'm on the seafood diet. I see food, I eat it." Among the songs, there's "Can't Keep it Down," about one student's constant erections; a teacher's alarmingly overwrought lament, "These Are My Children;" and "In L.A," which delivers the breaking news that Hollywood is a boulevard of broken dreams. Finally, most of the kids graduate, which leads to a finale in which that famous yellow taxi rises up from beneath the stage for a reprise of that title tune (which, by the way, outclasses everything in the score by Steve Margoshes and Jacques Levy). The film of Fame was ridiculous, but it had a certain pop glamour; the show is just ridiculous. Anyway, it may serve as an adequate time-passer for restless, musical-loving teenagers who have already seen Rent, Aida, and Wicked. Norbert U. Kolb's unit set is a loving tribute to the dilapidated PA of yore and Ken Billington's lighting uses every trick in the book to pace and build the musical numbers. Paul Tazewell's costumes provide a fairly intensive inventory of 1980s fashion crimes and Christopher K. Bond's sound design is a smooth mix of solid amplification and effects—I particularly liked his surround-sound evocation of New York street noises before the show.
Fame on 42nd Street. Photo: Carol Rosegg.
It's all too appropriate that Bright Ideas, produced by MCC Theatre, is being staged at the home of Classic Stage Company, as playwright Eric Coble's black comedy is a modern suburban variant of Macbeth, with the throne of Scotland replaced by a first-class preschool as the object of homicidal aspiration. Seana Kofoed and Paul Fitzgerald are Generva and Joshua Bradley, a pair of upper-middle-class strivers who are riddled with anxiety about their three-year-old son. They're all but desperate to get him into a top preschool, named Bright Ideas, and thereby get him on the track to the Ivy League and a lifetime of success. So, when one of Ginerva's overprivileged colleagues stands in their way, a plate of poisoned pasta pesto provides their solution. Unfortunately, Ginerva's ambitions are not easily subdued and soon the faculty at Bright Ideas are dropping like flies. Coble has an acute ear for the absurdity in the language of modern child rearing (at one point, a teacher informs the Bradleys that their son "is doing outstandingly well in all 39 developmental areas") and he gets plenty of laughs with the Shakespearean parallels (Ginerva, in her kitchen whipping up a plate of killer pasta, hallucinates, saying "Is that a mortar and pestle I see before me?"). John Rando's wittly stylized production keeps the laughs coming as the bodies pile up. Kofoed and Fitzgerald are very funny as the stressed-out murderers and they get excellent support from Linda Marie Lawson, Orlagh Cassidy, and Colman Domingo as everyone else. Rob Odorisio's two-level setting is a clever, functional piece of work, and Gregory A. Gale's costumes are full of amusing touches. Fabian Obispo's sound makes hilarious use of Kenny G. as the backdrop for murder; Obispo also wrote the incidental music, which gives some classic nursery rhyme tunes a smooth-jazz spin. James Vermeulen's lighting is a solid professional job. Bright Ideas is a bright surprise.
Bright Ideas. Photo: Dixie Sheridan.
In American Storage, now at the Kirk Theatre, playwright Edward Allen Baker would have us believe that Rollie, a rather desperate-looking young man, has moved, after his mother's death, into the storage center built on the spot where his family home once existed. He would further have us believe that Howard, Rollie's foster brother, is the toast of Providence, Rhode Island's theatre community, writing thinly disguised accounts of his childhood which feature scurrilous portraits of Rollie and two more foster siblings, Allie and Bry. Howard blackmails all three, offering them information about their origins if they will reveal who murdered their father. They comply, but Howard gets far more than he bargained for, as revelations of childhood sexual abuse come tumbling out. You've probably guessed by now that American Storage is both unpleasant and unbelievable, using a thoroughly manufactured situation to stir up 80 minutes of ersatz psychodrama. Anyway, J. Wiese's setting, depicting the storage center, is a strong piece of naturalistic design. Christien Methot's lighting is a little heavy on moody cue changes, but Jito Lee's costumes and Derek Holbrook's sound are appropriate. But these characters all belong in long-term storage.--DB
American Storage. Photo: Double Wide.


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The Pride (19-8) will host the Bombers from Ithaca (19-8) in Blake Arena Saturday at 7 pm. It will be SC's first NCAA tournament appearance since 2005. It marks Brock's third NCAA tournament appearance in his 15 seasons at SC.
Berthiaume, a native of Springfield, Mass., is a graduate of Springfield Cathedral High School. A business administration major, Alex averaged 17.5 points and 2.5 rebounds this past season in leading his squad to the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference championship game. He was recently named NEWMAC First Team all-conference for the second straight year.


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MCA will present Trenton Doyle Hancock, the 2014-15 Downing Pryor Distinguished Visiting Lecturer, in a lecture on Saturday, Sept. 13 at 6 p.m. in Callicott Auditorium.
Suzanne Ramljak, editor of Metalsmith magazine and curator of the National Ornamental Metal Museum's exhibition Protective Ornament, will open MCA's Visiting Artist Lecture Series on Thursday, Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. in Callicott Auditorium, 1930 Poplar Ave., Overton Park.
MCA will present Horn Island 30 in the Rust Hall Main Gallery from Aug. 18 through Oct. 3. A special opening reception will be held on Saturday, Sept. 6 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Memphis College of Art will present two exhibitions of rarely seen work by Edward Perry.
MCA announces the opening of XENOBIA by Justin Bowles at Playhouse on the Square through Sept. 7.


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Which House wins?
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So he filmed a PSA about it.
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November is coming.
From 3rd Rock to musical-political parody, Joseph Gordon-Levitt's got you covered. He's a friggin' machine!
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Book Thief
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131 minutes
While subjected to the horrors of World War II Germany, young Liesel finds solace by stealing books and sharing them with others. Under the stairs in her home, a Jewish refugee is being sheltered by her adoptive parents. Stars: Sophie Nélisse, Geoffrey Rush, Emily Watson
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Robin Roberts and Diane Sawyer: Soul Sisters
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That's the cure for cancer, right there," says Robin Roberts, looking at Diane Sawyer, her co-anchor at ABC News' Good Morning America, as we sit around a small table in a cavernous photo studio in Manhattan just five days after Roberts has had her last radiation treatment for breast cancer. It has been roughly a year since Roberts made the then shocking news of her diagnosis to some 4.5 million GMA viewers and then proceeded to document her own treatment and recovery in ground-breakingly intimate ways, including taking cameras with her when she shaved her head and had a chemotherapy IV in her arm. Her struggle moved, empowered, and awed all of us, whether you've had breast cancer, know someone who does, or ever had a jolt of fear that you might one day, too.
But how did Roberts get through it, really? In their first-ever joint interview on the subject for a magazine, Roberts and Sawyer let us glimpse the "never underestimate the power of a woman" quality of their friendship, which is, apparently, not only real (as skeptics sometimes wonder when watching the pair's warm camaraderie on air) but is in fact quite extraordinary. During the whole interview Roberts has a lone tear tracking down her cheek from the corner of her right eye, though some private code of dignity seems to compel her to ignore it. And yet this is a conversation that is punctuated by frequent laughter, as the two friends make easy puns at each other's -- and their own -- expense. Sawyer speaks so softly that one must strain to hear her ("Yes, she's a low talker," Roberts remarks), and this -- plus the searingly intimate topic -- adds to the feeling of being an eavesdropper on a private exchange. Sawyer is watchful and meditative yet quick as an Olympic figure skater on her feet with a joke. (And -- just as the last time we met for an interview -- she is feeling chilly and asks for my tossed-aside coat, huddling gratefully into it as we speak.)
During the cover photo shoot just an hour earlier, the two women burst out of the gate ready to have fun. They started dancing and mugging to the blasting Motown like a pair of elegant sorority girls just finished with finals, and surprisingly, it's Sawyer who is the most full of high jinks. "There she goes, trying to lead!" says Roberts in a faux-miffed tone as Sawyer grabs her hand for a twirl. Roberts is sporting a new chic wig that will approximate the length of her actual hair on GMA as this issue of Ladies' Home Journal hits newsstands. Indeed, the very next week after this dual Dancing Queens performance, Roberts will go on national television without any wig at all. So naturally, it is the place where we begin our conversation.


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The ActiveMQ component allows messages to be sent to a JMS Queue or Topic; or messages to be consumed from a JMS Queue or Topic using Apache ActiveMQ.
This component is based on the JMS Component and uses
Spring's JMS support for declarative transactions, using Spring's
JmsTemplate for sending and a
for consuming. All the options from the JMS component also
apply for this component.
To use this component, make sure you have the
activemq.jar or
activemq-core.jar on your classpath along with any Apache Camel dependencies
such as
camel-spring.jar and
Where destinationName is an ActiveMQ queue or topic name.
By default, the destinationName is interpreted as a queue
name. For example, to connect to the queue,
FOO.BAR, use:
You can include the optional
queue: prefix, if you prefer:
To connect to a topic, you must include the
topic: prefix. For example,
to connect to the topic,
Stocks.Prices, use:
See Options on the JMS component as all these options also apply for this component.
The following test case shows how to add an ActiveMQComponent to the CamelContext using the
activeMQComponent() method while specifying the brokerURL used to
connect to ActiveMQ
camelContext.addComponent("activemq", activeMQComponent("vm://localhost?broker.persistent=false"));
You can configure the ActiveMQ broker URL on the ActiveMQComponent as follows
<beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation=" http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans/spring-beans-2.0.xsd http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring/camel-spring.xsd"> <camelContext xmlns="http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring"> </camelContext> <bean id="activemq" class="org.apache.activemq.camel.component.ActiveMQComponent"> <property name="brokerURL" value="tcp://somehost:61616"/> </bean> </beans>
When sending to an ActiveMQ broker using Camel it's recommended to use a pooled connection factory to handle efficient pooling of JMS connections, sessions and producers. This is documented in the page ActiveMQ Spring Support.
You can grab Jencks AMQ pool with maven:
<dependency> <groupId>org.apache.activemq</groupId> <artifactId>activemq-pool</artifactId> <version>5.3.2</version> </dependency>
And then setup the activemq component as follows:
<bean id="jmsConnectionFactory" class="org.apache.activemq.ActiveMQConnectionFactory"> <property name="brokerURL" value="tcp://localhost:61616" /> </bean> <bean id="pooledConnectionFactory" class="org.apache.activemq.pool.PooledConnectionFactory"> <property name="maxConnections" value="8" /> <property name="maximumActive" value="500" /> <property name="connectionFactory" ref="jmsConnectionFactory" /> </bean> <bean id="jmsConfig" class="org.apache.camel.component.jms.JmsConfiguration"> <property name="connectionFactory" ref="pooledConnectionFactory"/> <property name="transacted" value="false"/> <property name="concurrentConsumers" value="10"/> </bean> <bean id="activemq" class="org.apache.activemq.camel.component.ActiveMQComponent"> <property name="configuration" ref="jmsConfig"/> </bean>
The ActiveMQ component also provides a helper Type Converter from a JMS MessageListener to a Processor. This means that the Bean component is capable of invoking any JMS MessageListener bean directly inside any route.
So for example you can create a MessageListener in JMS as follows:
public class MyListener implements MessageListener { public void onMessage(Message jmsMessage) { // ... } }
Then use it in your route as follows
from("file://foo/bar"). bean(MyListener.class);
That is, you can reuse any of the Apache Camel
Components and easily integrate them into your JMS
MessageListener POJO\!
ActiveMQ can generates Advisory messages which are put in topics that you can consume. Such messages can help you to send alarm in case you detect slow consumers or to build statistics (nber of messages/produced per day, ...). The following Spring DSL example shows you how to read messages from Connection Topic :
The route start by reading the topic : ActiveMQ.Advisory.Connection. To watch another topic, simply change the name according to the name provided in ActiveMQ Advisory Messages documentation. The parameter mapJmsMessage=false allows to convert the org.apache.activemq.command.ActiveMqMessage object from the jms queue. Next, the body received is converted into a String for the example purpose and a carriage return is added. Finally, the string is added to a file
<route> <from uri="activemq:topic:ActiveMQ.Advisory.Connection?mapJmsMessage=false" /> <convertBodyTo type="java.lang.String"/> <transform> <simple>${in.body} </simple> </transform> <to uri="file://data/activemq/?fileExist=Append&ileName=advisoryConnection-${date:now:yyyyMMdd}.txt" /> </route>
If you produce consume a message on a queue, you should see the following files under data/activemq folder :
advisoryConnection-20100312.txt advisoryProducer-20100312.txt
and containing string :
ActiveMQMessage {commandId = 0, responseRequired = false, messageId = ID:dell-charles-3258-1268399815140-1:0:0:0:221, originalDestination = null, originalTransactionId = null, producerId = ID:dell-charles-3258-1268399815140-1:0:0:0, destination = topic://ActiveMQ.Advisory.Connection, transactionId = null, expiration = 0, timestamp = 0, arrival = 0, brokerInTime = 1268403383468, brokerOutTime = 1268403383468, correlationId = null, replyTo = null, persistent = false, type = Advisory, priority = 0, groupID = null, groupSequence = 0, targetConsumerId = null, compressed = false, userID = null, content = null, marshalledProperties = org.apache.activemq.util.ByteSequence@17e2705, dataStructure = ConnectionInfo {commandId = 1, responseRequired = true, connectionId = ID:dell-charles-3258-1268399815140-2:50, clientId = ID:dell-charles-3258-1268399815140-14:0, userName = , password = *****, brokerPath = null, brokerMasterConnector = false, manageable = true, clientMaster = true}, redeliveryCounter = 0, size = 0, properties = {originBrokerName=master, originBrokerId=ID:dell-charles-3258-1268399815140-0:0, originBrokerURL=vm://master}, readOnlyProperties = true, readOnlyBody = true, droppable = false}
You must have the
camel-jms as
dependency as ActiveMQ is an extension to the JMS component.
<dependency> <groupId>org.apache.camel</groupId> <artifactId>camel-jms</artifactId> <version>1.6.0</version> </dependency>
The ActiveMQ component is released with the ActiveMQ project itself. For Maven 2 users you just need to add the following dependency to your project.
<dependency> <groupId>org.apache.activemq</groupId> <artifactId>activemq-camel</artifactId> <version>5.2.0</version> </dependency>
For 5.1.0 its in the activemq-core library
<dependency> <groupId>org.apache.activemq</groupId> <artifactId>activemq-core</artifactId> <version>5.1.0</version> </dependency>
Alternatively you can download the component JAR file directly from the Maven repository:
For this version you must use the JMS component instead. Please be careful to use a pooling connection factory as described in the JmsTemplate Gotchas