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The following arrests were reported by local law enforcement agencies for the past week. All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty:
Fayette County Sheriff' Office
Tuesday, May 4 - Monday, May 10
Dwight Kevin Allen, 33, of Atlanta Street, Powder Springs, for probation violation.
Breanna Leigh Bedgood, 18, of White Oak Way, Fayetteville, for giving false statements.
Jose Guadalupe Cacerez, 33, of Locke Street, Palmetto, for failure to appear.
Philip Timothy Cornish, 24, of Glenn Street, Atlanta, for no license. Read More»
The failure by an Atlanta man May 6 to stop at a stop sign at White Road and Heritage Lake Drive resulted in drug charges for three grams of cocaine and less than an ounce of marijuana.
Justin J. Shealy, 20, was charged with failure to stop at a stop sign, less than an ounce of marijuana and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute for the three grams of suspected cocaine in two small bags found in his center console, said Fayetteville Police spokesperson Steve Crawshaw. Read More»
A "very minor" dispute outside the Peachtree City Taco Bell Saturday afternoon escalated to the point where a Locust Grove man pulled an air pellet type handgun and pointed it at four people, police said.
Jermal Thomas, 17, of Kings Cove, Locust Grove, was arrested for four counts of aggravated assault, police said.
The Airsoft-type gun is designed to shoot plastic pellets, not bullets, but the charges were necessary because Thomas portrayed it to be a real handgun and pointed it in an offensive nature, police said. Read More»
Fayette County Sheriff's Office
Tuesday, April 27 - Monday, May 3
Cristina Badillo-Carbajal, 34, of Rampart Lane, Fayetteville, for seatbelt violation (3) and no license.
Ted Louis Campbell, 35, of Leafwood Court, Riverdale, for probation violation.
William Walton Hogg, 32, of Nicholas Trail, Marietta, for DUI alcohol, lane violation, duty to stop when striking a fixed object, open container, driver to drive on right side of road. Read More»
A John's Creek man was arrested on felony charges Wednesday in connection with the illegal dumping of 200-300 scrap tires on property in Tyrone.
Charles Ejemba, 44, of John's Creek, was arrested at his home by John's Creek Police on felony charges of unlawful dumping for commercial purposes and was transported to the Fayette County Jail, said Tyrone Police Chief Brandon Perkins. Read More»
The following arrests were made by Tyrone Police between April 23-29. Those arested are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Joshua Barry Anderson, 37, of Hollyhock Road, Douglasville, for giving false name and seatbelt violation.
Charles Ejembra, 44, no street address, John's Creek, for illegal dumping/littering.
Henry Redmond, 45, of Marona Street, Atlanta, for 1st degree forgery.
Antohn L. Tillman, 24, of Vining Ridge Terrace, Decatur, for 1st degree forgery.
Edgar Pagan-Torres, 41, of Peachtree City, Ga., a lieutenant colonel with the U.S. Army, has been indicted by a federal grand jury on child pornography production and possession offenses. Read More»
Fayette County Sheriff's Office
Tuesday, April 20 - Monday, April 26
Ketra Denae Cobb-Quinn, 35, of Adams Court, Fayetteville, for abuse/insult public school teacher/disrupt public school, disorderly conduct and simple assault.
Terrance Charles Cook, 35, of Hillsdale Drive, Fayetteville, for possession of marijuana, reckless driving, too fast for conditions, passing on shoulder, unregistered vehicle and unsafe or improperly equipped vbehicle. Read More»
The following arrests were reported by local law enforcement agencies for the past week. All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty.
Fayette County Sheriff's Office
Tuesday, April 13 - Monday, April 19
Davion Furshun Bell, 21, of Robin Hood Drive, Elgin, Ill., for suspended license.
Michelle Ines Rodriguez, 27, of St. Ives Court, Stockbridge, for DUI less safe and duty to stop upon striking a fixed object.
Marcus James Williams, 38, of Chantilly Terrace, College Park, for probation violation. Read More»
A 15 year-old Peachtree City resident has been charged with damaging nine vehicles in the Peachtree Station Circle Apartment complex.
During the overnight hours on April 12 the police department received several complaints of tires being punctured, according to Capt. Stan Pye. A total of nine cars were damaged in the incident, Pye said. Read More»


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Good Anime, but.....it was a good anime but u lost interest after a while. not just that but the ending, well it felt like it didn't end. like it wasn't finished yet. the way they ended the show was really bad. How would u say it? ah yes... a cliffhanger. it just kinda left u there, aside from the ending and not keeping ur interest the ENTIRE time it was pretty ok. If u like long old animes then u can watch this, ...Read more
Simply Innocent & Meaningful.This Anime has to be 1 of my favorites! >.< It's kinda rare nowadays when you find such an innocent & meaningful Anime. One of the things that I absolutely adore in this Anime is the way they tell you to "Never give up." And to "Chase Your Dreams." As cliche as it sounds they really do want you to know that through this beautifully composed Anime. ^O^ The way they show how passionate Maya is ...Read more
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful:I wish it was longer!This manga has been on since 1976, so you would think that they would have made more episodes. I love anime about acting. Acting always fascinates me. The way they portray the entertainment business and what sort of things that happen with it astounds me. I love it! My only problems isRead more...Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hidenothing gets resolved. We see three characters struggle for something: one her own life and the other
Entertaining for an acting animeThis story is about Maya Kitajima who recently takes up acting and enjoys the endless possabilities. I give this a good review because it has a lot of replay value and the violence, depression, and joy that comes in one package of 51 episodes is worth it.
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enchanting draws you inI loved this series, it was beautifully done. I would have liked a little more relationship completion though. I felt the way they delved into the different mind set of each actor and how they developed and grew was wonderful. Fighting hard ships and feeling the excitement of success it was a roller coaster of emotions.
Stunning. What is means to be an Artist.This is a story that is moving, inspirational, pretty realistic. Relationships grow with time, misunderstandings are discovered and alleviated. This is a story about what it might mean to be an artist: fear and anxiety serve as detriments but also catalysts for an artist to push forth toward the never ending challenges and chances at the new project. As an artist myself, you do this because of ...Read more
Drama, Drama, Drama!I am NOT a big fan of drama, yet this somehow pulled me in and I watched all fifty one episodes of it. The anime is similar to skip beat, and I still prefer skip beat, but this was really good.Read more
It revolves around a girl whose, even though she doesn't truly know it in the beginning, world revolves around acting. She lives a pretty hard knock life, trying to make it work with her old and frail ...
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:Simply Innocent & Meaningful.This Anime has to be 1 of my favorites! >.< It's kinda rare nowadays when you find such an innocent & meaningful Anime. One of the things that I absolutely adore in this Anime is the way they tell you to "Never give up." And to "Chase Your Dreams." As cliche as it sounds they really do want you to know that through this beautifully composed Anime. ^O^ The way they show how passionate Maya is for ...Read more
To describe it in one word..."Sugoi!!!"Ok, sure this may be more of a girl anime and I'm a guy, but I'm considered a bit of an Otomen. This was a great anime, and I loved the story a lot. It's the norm to choose a side between two rivals, but in this case, I wasn't able to choose... I loved them both!!! Maya was adorable, and so full of passion and talent. I was clearly taken with her because of how humble she was and I also found ...Read more
Anime that will leave you in awe!Honestly I have to say this is a great anime but none of this would be possible without the voice acting. This is an anime about acting so it only makes sense. The characters have to change their tone of voice in a heartbeat because they are actors. They do this very well especially the 2 main characters. All in all, it is has a slow pick up but after I think episode 5 you will be hooked the whole ...Read more


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From Happy Rocks to Bloody Heads -- Llyn Foulkes at UNLV
JK Russ | Posted 11.30.2013 | Arts
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The first Llyn Foulkes' work I saw was one of the "blood head" works and it left a lasting impression. As I discovered more of his work, I could see that it is often dark, yet humorous, and he certainly doesn't shy away from contentious issues.
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Las Vegas resident Tony Holdip stood admiring the latest technological lust object on display at the world's largest consumer electronics show as a friend joined a crowd of amateur photographers snapping pictures of the immense 110-inch Samsung TV.
"This is unbelievable," Holdip said, and commented on the set's brightness and image clarity. "The only problem I can see with this is it's possibly too big."
The Samsung television set represents the next generation in home entertainment, an "ultra-high-definition," or "4K," TV sets that boast four times the resolution of HD-TV displays found in American households. Manufacturers are hoping to give consumers a reason to replace their current TV sets with ones that promise more vivid colour and crisper images - not to mention a heftier price tag.
TV makers have been in search of the next big thing since 3-D TV sets sputtered in the marketplace. But some industry analysts warn that sharper picture alone may not be enough to coax people to spend thousands of dollars on a new set.
The advantages are not as clear as they were in the shift more than a decade ago from old-fashioned analog TVs to high definition, which offered a radically improved picture quality as well as a dramatically slimmer shape than the bulky cathode-ray tube sets that once dominated living rooms.
"It is simply not as compelling as the switch from regular analogue TV to high definition," said Colin Dixon, founder of research firm NScreenMedia. "The issue here is the switch from (high definition) to 4K is not as big of a quality upgrade."
Manufacturers did their best to fuel excitement over the ultra-HD TVs at International CES in Las Vegas, sprinkling presentations with a bit of Hollywood stardust - with decidedly mixed results.
Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan's appearance at the Sony keynote attracted considerably less notice on social media than did Transformers director Michael Bay's meltdown. Bay abruptly walked off the stage during Samsung's presentation after becoming flustered by a teleprompter malfunction. He later released a statement saying that he was "embarrassed" and that "I guess live shows aren't my thing."
Manufacturers Samsung and LG showcased curvy displays that performed a bit of electronic gymnastics: The screens flex from flat to curved with the press of a button and, according to the makers, afford a more cinematic experience. Screen sizes range from around 50 inches to Samsung's 110-inch behemoth, which is expected to retail for as much as US$150,000 (NZ$179,112).
Prices for non-curved 4K TVs appear to be falling. Vizio announced at CES that it will begin selling a 50-inch ultra-HD TV for about US$1000 (NZ$1194).
At CES, internet streaming services Netflix, Amazon Instant Video and M-Go were among the first to jump on the ultra-high-definition bandwagon.
Netflix Inc. Chief Executive Reed Hastings appeared at the LG news conference to announce that Netflix would take the 4K plunge and offer the next season of its political drama House of Cards to subscribers in 4K resolution. The award-winning AMC series Breaking Bad also will be "upconverted" to the new, lush format. M-Go, a joint venture of DreamWorks Animation and Technicolor, showed off its ultra-high-definition service, which will launch on Samsung TVs in the spring.
Amazon.com Inc. said it would work with top Hollywood studios and TV programmers, including Warner Bros, Lionsgate, 20th Century Fox and Discovery, to offer 4K programming. Its Amazon Studios announced last month that it plans to shoot all its 2014 original series in 4K.
Hollywood's film studios are expected to gravitate to the new format more readily than TV broadcasters - in part because about 25 per cent of US theatres already have 4K projectors capable of projecting movies in the more vivid images.
By contrast, the 4K TV audience in the US is tiny. Only 60,000 ultra-HD TVs were sold domestically last year, with just under half a million projected to reach homes in 2014, according to the consumer electronics industry's own estimates.
Network executives privately expressed caution about 4K TV programming.
"I don't see broadcasters embracing it," said media analyst Michael Nathanson of research firm MoffettNathanson. "No one wants to throw more capital into a business unless there's a return promised."
Ultra-high-definition TV has caught on in China, which is leading the way in consumer adoption, according to NPD DisplaySearch analyst Paul Gray. China accounted for 87 per cent of 4K television shipments in the third quarter of 2013 and is expected to be half of the global market through 2017.
But there is some concern about whether the technology will find a profitable foothold. Ultra-HD is already being offered as a low-cost premium feature on TV sets, before broadcasters have agreed to a set of standards - such as a faster frame rate and enhanced colour range - that could show off the sets' abilities and excite consumers to buy at higher prices.
"The situation we have is eerily reminiscent of the 3-D story," Gray said.
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A US court sentenced Tahawwur Rana to 14 years in jail for providing material support to Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Toiba and plotting against a Danish newspaper.
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Pakistan must get to the bottom of who exactly was responsible for 26/11 and bring them to justice, demanded a Pakistani daily.
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Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde Monday said Pakistan had misled India on the arrest of Mumbai terror attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed and the impression created about his detentions for his role as a conspirator in the attack did not match the documents furnished.
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The hanging of 26/11 convict Ajmal Kasab, deportation of his handler Abu Jundal from Saudi Arabia grabbed the headlines in Maharashtra in 2012.
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Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik claimed that Lashkar-e-Toiba operative Abu Jundal was an agent of Indian intelligence agencies.
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With the design improvements and addition of features such as 3G and GPS, the T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2009 graduates from a simple messaging handheld to a real connected, all-in-one communication device for the younger crowd.
The T-Mobile Sidekick 4G continues the Sidekick's legacy as an excellent messaging device and also serves as a great entry-level smartphone.
Unless you need a great deal on earbuds, there's no reason to buy the HTC One M8 Harman Kardon Edition.
The HTC One M8 Google Play Edition will fulfill the dreams of Android fanatics seeking to pair top-notch hardware with a Nexus-style KitKat experience, so long as they're willing to pay a premium.
The Sony Xperia Z makes sense if a water-resistant design and excellent photos are a priority, but skip it if you demand blazingly fast performance and long battery life.
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With the new features, extra level of customization, and affordable price tag, the T-Mobile Sidekick is a good choice for the carrier's younger customers looking for an all-in-one communication device.
The pricey HTC One Google Play Edition's unique blend of premium design, components, and pure Jelly Bean software will only tempt true Android fanatics.
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Harold Sanditen, Lauren Fox, KT Sullivan, Bryan Batt and More Set for The Crazy Coqs, May-June 2014
May and June sees some new artists and some returns at The Crazy Coqs, including: Harold Sanditen (May 2-3); Simon Green with David Shrubsole (May 6-10); Lauren Fox with Jon Weber (May 13 - 17); Gary Williams (May 20 -24); KT Sullivan and Mark Nadler (May 26-28); Opera Tottie (May 29 - 31); Bryan Batt (June 3 - 7); Judy Carmichael with Colin Oxley (June 10 -14); Elaine Delmar (June 17 - 21) and more. Details below!
Harold Sanditen returns to The Crazy Coqs with his brand new show.
An intrepid traveller, having visited 65 countries and counting, Harold will explore the comic side of travel, from Albuquerque to the Zambezi, using the words and music of Cy Coleman, Burt Bacharach, Deitz & Schwartz, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Dizzy Gillespie and The Beatles to name a few.
Since bursting onto the cabaret and jazz scenes in 2008, Harold has performed sold out shows throughout the US and Canada, as well as in venues across London. Prior to his switch to singing, Harold produced theatre for 20 years in the UK and US, working with actors from Oscar and BAFTA winners, to complete unknowns.
Harold is the host of the popular weekly Open Mic Night at the Crazy Coqs, now in its second year. www.haroldsanditen.com
Musical Director: Michael Roulston Bass: Jonty Fisher
with musical director David Shrubsole
Together with his long-time cabaret partner, virtuoso pianist, composer and arranger David Shrubsole, Simon Green makes his Crazy Coqs debut with this brand-new show. If you could sit down with your 21 year old self and share the surprises that life will bring... what would you say? SO, THIS THEN IS LIFE explores the paths untrod, mistakes repeated and ridiculous responses to an ever-changing world. Green and Shrubsole cast their uniquely British gaze over life's rude awakenings. As in their Drama Desk nominated "Travelling Light", they concoct a theatrical marriage of word, music and truths that aim to transport you to a former, more innocent incarnation of yourself.
With inimitable expertise, Simon and David bring their unique cabaret skills to some of the greatest musical writings of the 20th Century. The duo's customary approach to their work is to always begin with words and lyrics. In this show they draw on the works of an eclectic collection of artistes, balancing the heartfelt sentiment of Noel Coward with the contemporary freshness of Elton John, the melodic vigour of Sondheim with the lyricism of Rudyard Kipling and uncovering an inspired piece that blends the words of Alexander Pushkin with the musical magic of Donald Swann. A little Lily Allen, Styles and Drewe, Duncan Sheik and of course David Shrubsole himself are also included.
Love, Lust, Fear & Freedom:
The Songs of Joni Mitchell & Leonard Cohen
Through stories and song, Lauren Fox examines the creative genius-and conflicted desires - of two of America's most enduring and popular artists. Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen are widely known to be two of the best and most prolific songwriters of their generation. Less known is that they had a short-lived relationship early in their careers. Through their music, Fox explores their histories, triumphs and heartbreaks, delving into the meaning behind the lyrics to give us a better understanding of a painter and a poet who mesmerized the world through song. Highlights of the show include Mitchell's "River" and "Both Sides Now," and Cohen's "Bird On A Wire" and "Hallelujah."
Lauren was born, raised and still lives in New York City. She has been featured in several films, including "Pi," "Noon Blue Apples," "Revolution Summer," "The Hammer," and "We Need To Talk About Kevin." She has performed at Jazz at Lincoln Centre's Rose Theatre, Carnegie Hall, Town Hall, Subculture NYC, Joe's Pub, Monmouth University, and performing arts centres around the country. Lauren is the 2012 recipient of the MAC and Bistro Award for Debut Artist, as well as the 2013 recipient of a Nightlife Award for Outstanding Cabaret Performer. www.laurenfox.net
Musical Director: Jon Weber
The incredibly popular and charming Gary Williams, returns to Crazy Coqs for his fourth run and with a brand new show celebrating the life and music of the unforgettable Nat 'King' Cole.
Williams has paid tribute to Nat Cole in Tokyo and Australia as well as with some of the UK's great orchestras including the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, the CBSO and the Northern Sinfonia.
There are so many wonderful songs in Nat Cole's repertoire and Gary will be including favourites like Let There Be Love, Stay As Sweet As You Are, Route 66, When I Fall In Love, Orange Coloured Sky and Straighten Up And Fly Right.
Gary will be accompanied by his Musical Director Matt Regan (BBC Big Band, John Wilson Orchestra, BBC Radio 3).
For more details visit www.garywilliams.co.uk
"In the world of cabaret divas and divos, KT and Mark are the reigning Queen and King. The contrasting style of these two stylish individuals is amazing in how well it works. Mark is the quintessential funny man, Sid Caesar, Danny Kaye and Victor Borge all rolled into one. He'll have you laughing at one moment and then in tears the next. KT possesses a most elegant and quiet beauty (both vocally and physically), and yet she can be more sensually sexual than Sophie Tucker, Mae West and Marilyn Monroe ever were".
"The sweet, lush voice of KT Sullivan and the comedy & piano virtuosity of the very talented Mark Nadler make Time After Time a romantic and nostalgic journey through the works of some of the greatest American composers of the last century. Done in two acts, the evening is thoroughly entertaining and a must-see for lovers of great love songs, great music and great fun."
Award winning cabaret artists, KT Sullivan and Mark Nadler have teamed up once again in order to create an exuberant and stylish celebration of the American Songbook. Their show, "Time After Time", is a sophisticated collage of the very best songs from the greatest American composers and lyricists - George and Ira Gershwin, Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim, Irving Berlin, and Richard Rodgers, to name a few. A dynamic duo at the top of their form, Nadler and Sullivan have won high praise: "...they deliver songs both famous and obscure, in a delirious whoosh of lubricious exuberance." -New York Times "It's a wonderful evening of great music and revelations into the force behind some of the greatest music ever created." -The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
KT Sullivan and Nadler have created and performed several shows including Make Someone Happy ...In The Words Of Comden and Green, A Fine Romance: A Dorothy Fields Songbook, Everything's Coming Up Roses: The Music Of Jule Styne, Sweet and Lowdown and The Love Story Of Irving Berlin, for which they received the Nightlife Award and the MAC Award, both for Outstanding Revue.
After their huge success last year at The Crazy Coqs, Opera Tottie return with their show Shaken, Stirred With A Twist - a classy, clever, stylish cabaret that spans opera to jazz.
Opera Tottie who are Carolyn Allen and Paul Smith perform a truly glamorous evening of warmth, wit and laughter with their own sparkling lyrics.
A familiar face on TV, Carolyn appeared in New Tricks for the BBC playing Carole, a member of Dennis Waterman's ex wives club and she most memorably played Vonny the sexy stripper and snake charmer in Only Fools and Horses and Carol the best friend in The Upper Hand. Other television appearances are Slinger's Day and Just His Luck. Carolyn's West End credits include famous farces, Two Into One and See How They Run, Joseph And His Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat, Les Miserables and Jo Papp's Pirates of Penzance at the Drury Lane Theatre.
Paul began his career playing for cabaret in Europe and America. He enjoyed three years as Danny La Rue's musical director on stage and television as well as MD for Ronnie Corbett and Anthony Newly. Paul's concert work has taken him all over the world playing and conducting for Pam Ayres, Sheila Steafel, Janie Dee and the late great Dame Hilda Bracket. Paul is a specialist in Victorian Music Hall. www.operatottie.com
Last year, Batt literally blew the roof off at Crazy Coqs with his wonderful and amusing show Batt on a Hot Tin Roof and he returns again with the show, which is born out of Hurricane Katrina. Broadway veteran and Mad Men star Bryan Batt, grew up in New Orleans, a city that fostered his love of music and theatre. After experiencing the flooding and devastation of his hometown, he put together a one-man cabaret show paying tribute to his life there.
The music from the show features Broadway and some original material written for Bryan, peppered with the comedic skills that only Mr. Batt can provide. The cabaret experience is a divine exploration through the wacky and wildly entertaining mind of Bryan Batt.
Television audiences know Batt from his two-time Screen Actors Guild Award-winning performance as Salvatore Romano on the critically acclaimed television series, Mad Men. New York audiences have been delighted by Bryan's brilliant stage performances in Jeffrey, Beauty and the Beast, Cats, Starlight Express, Sunset Boulevard, La Cage and The Scarlet Pimpernel. He also starred as Judge Turner in the recent award winning film 12 Years A Slave.
Musical Director: Michael Lavine
I Love Being Here With You!
Not many contemporary jazz pianists can boast a nickname given to them by the great Count Basie, but Grammy nominee Judy Carmichael can. When Basie heard Judy, on one of her first gigs, he was so impressed, he dubbed her "Stride" in reference to her mastery of that early piano style popularized by Thomas "Fats" Waller and James P. Johnson.
Today, Judy Carmichael is considered one of the greatest pianists in the swing tradition and one of the most sensitive vocalists. Of Judy's singing, America's premier jazz magazine, Jazz Times writes: "Carmichael exhibits a truly remarkable ability to channel Peggy Lee's breathy invitingness and her befogged insouciance (and) echoes the intense perspicacity of the solo albums of Annie Ross. In other words, she winningly blends two of the all-time finest, most intuitive jazz singers."
Judy played to sold-out audiences at Crazy Coqs in June 2013 and returned to the same reception for the late night shows in March of this year.
Guitarist Colin Oxley, with the addition of bassist Dave Green on June 12-14 and a special surprise guest June 13 &14 will join Judy. (Hint: he's been touring with Bryan Ferry!) The program will feature songs from Judy's newest CD "I Love Being Here With You" including compositions by Peggy Lee, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter and Gershwin. Judy will also debut her original compositions, "My Manhattan" (music and lyrics) and "I Can See Forever" (Harry Allen music, Judy's lyrics).
Elaine Delmar is a great favourite with both jazz and cabaret audiences and is one of the greatest female jazz vocalists to have come from these shores. Among a multitude of good jazz singers in Britain today, there are few who understand stand the repertoire or express it with such dynamic simplicity. Elaine builds each performance with sure- footed musicianship and wherever she performs she thrills her audiences with her sublime delivery of gems from the great American Songbook.
In her return shows at Crazy Coqs, Elaine will be singing some songs form her London and Broadway musical appearances including Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered, The Trolley Song and Begin the Beguine,
Elaine has combined singing with acting notably in London shows such as 'Finians Rainbow', 'No Strings', Cowardy Custard' and 'Bubbling Brown Sugar' as well as 'Jerome Kern goes to Hollywood' both in London and on Broadway.
Last year, Elaine was the recipient of the" Special Award for Jazz" by the 2013 All Party Parliamentary Jazz Awards
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Is there any long-run relation between the terms of trade and trade balance?
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Eurocopter and parent company EADS have teamed with Argentina-based BioCombustibles del Chubut (BC) to study the feasibility of building an aviation biofuel factory in Brazil. The three companies signed an agreement in June. The biofuel, made from algae, could be used in Eurocopter's diesel engines for light helicopters, which are now in the research stage (see AIN, February, page 44).
The alternative aviation fuel industry continues to conduct flight tests to validate the use of new jet-fuel blends. At the end of April, United Airlines became the first U.S. commercial carrier to fly using a certified synthetic-fuel blend that received ASTM approval last year.
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If residents of Mineola, Texas are still in shock that one of their most respected citizens was arrested on 33-year-old homicide charges last week, they may take some solace in this.
See, the people of East Texas weren't the first group to be charmed by Joseph Louis Miller, who is now awaiting extradition to Pennsylvania to face charges that he killed Harrisburg resident Thomas Waller in January 1981.
In December 1970, Pennsylvania's sitting Board of Pardons, operating with full knowledge that Miller had already killed a man – but also the support of prosecutors, clergy and prison professionals - voted to recommend a commutation of Miller's life sentence.
Outgoing Gov. Raymond P. Shafer, in the waning days of his administration agreed, effectively granting the then 35-year-old Miller a huge second chance at life, after 11 years and seven months in prison.
In response to a Right-to-Know request, PennLive Monday received the paperwork on Miller's application for the commutation, along with the board members' rationale for granting it.
What's interesting in a hindsight review of the files is the degree that Miller's hoped-for life on parole meshed with the life that, according to his neighbors and friends, he seemed to be living while on the lam in Mineola until last week.
"I have endeavored for many years to enter programs and groups which would elevate and broaden my outlooks and ambitions," Miller wrote in his application for release.
"In the beginning (of my term), it seemed an impossible task. My education was poor and my attitude the same.
"Fortunately, I attended church shortly after my confinement and through faith I have overcome many of my shortcomings," wrote the man who, decades later, would serve as a deacon at the New Life Family Baptist Church in Quitman, Texas.
"I am trying to do my best," Miller summed up, in his statement of why his application should be granted.
Miller also described his efforts to learn trades and further his general education while behind bars, all as part of molding "a new Joseph L. Miller one who will satisfy requirements of citizens and be worthy of its mercy."
PennLive reporter John Luciew, in a visit to Miller's adopted home of Mineola, found that almost to person the residents who had come to know Miller under his alias of Roy Eubanks there in recent years considered him a good citizen.
Later in his commutation application, Miller stated that upon release he would live with his mother in the 400 block of Muench St., work at the now-defunct Francis for Ford car dealership and be mentored by the Rev. Sheridan W. Bell, who apparently represented him before the board.
Bell was a longtime pastor at Harrisburg's Grace United Methodist Church. He retired in 1974, and died in 1982.
The board members voting for Miller's commutation said they based their decision on support from the Dauphin County District Attorney at the time of Miller's 1959 case, Huette F. Dowling, and the prison staff that worked with Miller at State Correctional Institution at Camp Hill.
"Following a careful review of authoritative reports," the board wrote, "it is believed the applicant will live a law-abiding life if released."
It was not clear from the documents released Monday if the board had sought any input from survivors of Miller's 1959 shooting victim, John H. Lumpkins. They make no reference to that.
In that case, Milled pleaded guilty to allegedly shooting John and Donna Lumpkins with a 12-gauge shotgun on June 12, 1959. John Lumpkins died from his wounds on July 4, making the case a homicide.
Miller's commutation request made little reference to the Lumpkins shooting, other than that while not disputing the facts of the case, "the notes of testimony… do not, and could not, depict the emotional turmoil of that moment and the stress which led me to lose control and take a person's life, fearing for my own."
A month after the Board of Pardons voted its recommendation, Shafer, in his last week in office, granted the commutation, and Miller was released in February 1971.
Dauphin County court records show no further arrests on Miller's record from the time of his 1971 release to the 1981 shooting of Waller, for which till now-unanswered arrest warrants were issued that February.
As of Monday, Miller continued to be held without bail in the Wood County, Texas jail, pending his likely extradition back to Pennsylvania.


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Many students had a chance to represent their forms in this year's Sports Day finals in a competitive, yet fun and exciting day. Students had taken part in heats in PE lessons leading up to the finals and if successful, qualified to represent their form group. This year we added new events: the 300m and 1500m and the triple jump, giving the opportunity for new records to be set. Many long standing records were broken - Molly Adams 8NMG broke the long jump record which was set in 1979 by jumping a distance of 4.51m and Lee Westley broke two school records on the day in the 100m and 200m. Lee broke a record in the 200m which had been held since 1982 with a time of 24.7 seconds. However, the most spectacular achievement of the day was his 100m record. Lee ran a time of 10.97 seconds which is a superb achievement.
Each year we award special awards for students who recorded the most outstanding performances across two year groups. Congratulations to these well deserved winners:
Junior Victrix Ludorum (YR7 & 8 Girl) - Molly AdamsJunior Victor Ludorum (YR7 & 8 Boy) - Vaughn WatsonSenior Victrix Ludorum (YR9 & 10 Girl) - Leah WhiteSenior Victor Ludorum (YR9 & 10 Boy) - Lee Westley
It is a fantastic achievement that at some point either in the qualifying heats or the finals day that nearly all students in Years 7-9 have taken part in at least one track or field event. The finals day was superb and the crowd generated an atmosphere that was both energetic and supportive of our athletes. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all staff and sixth formers that made the day possible by helping to officiate the events. A more detailed report of the day's events will appear in the July edition of Ousenews due out on 19th July.
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The school will be entering a staff team for the Newport Muster on Saturday 14th September; the team will be completing the 6 mile walk.
If families, parents and students would like to meet up with the team on the day, which will be led by Miss Wiles, they should register themselves for the walk on the Muster website at http://www.newportmuster.org.uk/. There are also details on the website about how to raise sponsorship money for Willen Hospice.
Happy rambling!
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As part of our catering services review, we will be increasing the cost of some menu items in the school dining rooms with effect from September 2013. The Free School Meal value will be increased to £2.
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