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East Texas 'CODE' agents executed two sting operations at local motels in Longview, where arrests were made and drugs were seized.
Working on a narcotics tip that drugs were being sold from a motel, CODE agents first raided a room at the Globe Inn on Marshall avenue on Thursday. Inside, they found 55-year-old David Gross and 46-year-old Mary Ellen Brown in possession of methamphetamine. Brown also possessed morphine, and even had another pill when booked in.
The motel tactic is one police have seen before.
"They'll deal out of and do it mostly up on the interstate and down around 80. Those people stay there for months at a time," says Longview police officer Kristie Brian.
Another tip about meth sales brought agents to a room at the American Dream Inn on Highway 80. Agents found 55-year-old Phyllis Pruitt and 32-year-old Andrea Woodruff in possession of methamphetamine and baggies.
Investigators say that a hotel or motel can very often provide a quiet unassuming haven for those who sell or manufacture drugs. Since there is no scrutiny about guests, these operations can conduct business behind closed doors.
"They'll go from room to room, hop back and forth. Nobody calls it in or pays attention," says Brian. Police just don't get enough tips.
"We've tried to address it. If we get a tip, we'll go out and deal with it," Brian says.
All those arrested were charged with possession of a controlled substance. Gross and Pruitt have been released from jail after posting bond.Copyright 2014 KLTV. All rights reserved.
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He who is of my sort will also encounter experiences of my sort, so that his first companions must be corpses and buffoons.
First he is saying, "Whoever is of my sort, whoever has a clarity of consciousness exactly the same as I have is bound to have the same kind of experiences." That can be predicted, because your experiences depend on the quality of your consciousness. The higher your consciousness is, the more blissful, more peaceful, more joyous experiences start blossoming in you.
At the highest peak a Gautam Buddha, or a Mahavira, or a Zarathustra are no longer three persons. Because three silences cannot remain separate, three ecstasies cannot remain separate - three zeros are bound to become one zero.
It has to be understood, that things which make you separate are always painful. There is no way to participate with you in your migraine, in your anxieties, in your anguishes. Misery makes people separate; blissfulness brings them close. And as they reach to the purest form, the highest peak, they are no longer separate beings but one heart, one love, one joy, one ecstasy. In the ultimate we are one. Only in hell are we many. The more you feel yourself separate from others, the more you are living a life of misery, suffering - a life which is not worth calling a life.
Looking at the earth you will find so many separations, so many discriminations. Looked at deeply, they are not accidental. So many nations, so many religions, so many sects, cults, and creeds only point to one truth: that man has fallen so low in the dark abysses of existence that he cannot make any connections, any bridges with anyone.
It is one of the most surprising facts, that at the lowest you are lonely, because you cannot make bridges around you. You have forgotten the language of love, you have forgotten how to communicate, how to relate. You are lonely in the darkness - just tears of agony and a cry of tremendous pain.
On the highest peak of blissfulness, again you are alone, but not lonely. You are alone, because at that peak whoever reaches it merges into one orgasmic experience, into one oceanic experience - just as rivers go on merging into the ocean. They may be coming through different paths, from different mountains, from different lakes, passing different territories, but in the ocean they suddenly lose all their boundaries. They become as free as the ocean is.
Gautam Buddha is reported to have said, "Taste the ocean from anywhere and you will find the same taste." It does not matter from where you have tasted the ocean. At the highest peak again one becomes alone. But this aloneness is a togetherness, this aloneness is a tremendous merger. With all those who have arrived there is a melting, you cannot keep yourself separate.

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My IQ gone down by 120 points now, now bad for doing totally random shit =D.
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That was kinda boring and a lil crappy compared to your other animutations. Yep...
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I don't know what happened sir, I was following them through the aisles and when they hit electronics it's like they completely vanished. We'll let you know when we locate them.
Ohh that's crazy, I was just saying how my shopping experience could use a balloon animal giraffe! Thanks for helping me out Weeblez!
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Schefter is predicting a year suspension. Also hearing rumblings of at least 8 games.Bengals1181 09-02-2014 07:04 AM
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Appalachian State.
That is all.
It seems to be that every year with the Heisman, its a player that nobody knows much about and...hobbes27 09-02-2014 04:15 AM
Mamabear has spoken. Get your **** together, peeps.
Bumpity bump.
Opening night is but a few days away, peeps. Get registered and make your picks. ...
Oh, and those Louisville helmets are sweet. I agree that the Miami helmet change didn't need to...Brian Williams 09-01-2014 09:06 PM
The best part of that interview was the uncomfortably awkward handshake that took place between...Brian Williams 09-01-2014 09:03 PM
I think that for most players, in the 2nd year you should know, except QBs. For a few, in the end of the 1st Year, you know. Depends on how much he plays in the early months.UPDATED: 5:10pm 12/19/12, darvon, I chose not to move any guys with less than 3 years who were higher picks to Yellow
I know for Leshoure. I know for Broyles.
I don't know for Raiff.
1) You are updating the initial list. Great.
2) You need to just bite the bullet and put the Old Greens in Green. A Yellow/Green category for old greens is cutting the bologna too thin.
3) I'll cave on the 2 year olds, but I still think by 2 years, you know for everyone except backup QB.
4) I think we lost Corey Williams in the shuffle.
Okay... I have to write the Chiefs article. Then I will try to code the rest of the NFC North by end of the day tomorrow.
This is would be a good thing to try to update at one determined time each year and then see if GMs are increasing the numbers of Greens each year. Coach evaluation is done at the end of the season, should this list be the same time frame?


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I have been working in ceramics since 1966. I find the medium to provide a direction of pursuit in creative processes that never fades.Bear with me as these pages continue to develop and provide more information on alternative processes. Select from the drop-down menu in the subjects above to navigate to topics of your interests.


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How can I cancel my Wix Google Apps email account subscription?
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Replied by dawtrade 4 days ago
1-How can i rename or change my username on my gmail account which belong to my domain that i have bought from wix site?
2- How can i cancel one Mailbox and keep the first one connected?
Thank you my google accaount
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Replied by dinamiso 4 days ago
Q1.The Google Apps display name is the first and last name that appear in the emails sent by that user.The display name can be changed from the Google Admin console. To learn how to change a Google Apps display name, please click here for Google's support page.Note: If you are trying to change the user's username - the name that they log in with, please click here.
Q2.If you wish to cancel one of your Google Apps mailboxes, please delete the mailbox that you no longer need from your Google control panel and contact us with the relevant information.
Step 1: To cancel a Google Apps mailbox: Sign in to your Wix account > from the top menu, hover overSubscriptions > click Mailboxes > next to the relevant mailbox, click Manage.
Click Google Control Panel Settings > enter your Username and Password > click Users > select the user that you wish to delete > at the top right, click Delete User.
Step 2: Once you have successfully completed these steps, please contact Wix Customer Support and we will make the necessary adjustments on our billing system so that, going forward, you will only be billed for the remaining mailboxes.
Dina - Wix Team.
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Replied by ronnieahmad90 July 24, 2014
Hi There, I would like to access my email independently of Wix. I know google apps is free.. how can I do that?
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Replied by Nati July 24, 2014
Hi ronnieahmad90,
Thank you for contacting Wix support.
Please note that you may access your Google Apps mailbox directly by logging into www.gmail.com.
We are here should you have any further questions.Best Regards, Nati - Wix Support Team
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Replied by propicturetaker July 16, 2014
I recently signed up with google apps email thru WIX and cancelled immediately because I did not like it, did not understand all the set up requirements and found the video tutorials to be outdated.
The end result being that my MX records need to be redirected to my domain host and email provider.
The MX records are as follows:
Host Type Domain Name Points to
mx serrano-studios.com 188.8.131.52
mx serrano-studios.com 184.108.40.206
mx serrano-studios.com 188.8.131.52
pop serrano-studios.com 220.127.116.11
imap serrano-studios.com 18.104.22.168
smtp serrano-studios.com 184.108.40.206
webmail serrano-studios.com 184.108.40.206
email serrano-studios.com 126.96.36.199
mail serrano-studios.com 184.108.40.206
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Replied by kambizaghili July 9, 2014
The instruction provided leads to deleting my full mailboxes from my domain, since their invoices are collapsed into one. I do not have an option to only remove one individual mailbox and keep the other one!
Wix Team
Replied by Anat July 9, 2014
Hi kambizaghili ,
Thank you for contacting Wix support.
Please go to the Google control panel and delete the mailboxes that you no longer wish to continue with.
To do this you need to go to your Manage Premium->click on the Mailbox tab->Next to the Email account click on Manage ->Go to Google Control Panel ->After you have entered your username and password, Click on Users- >Click on the user that you wish to delete >And on the top right side click on Delete User.
Once you have successfully completed these steps, please contact us and we will make the necessary adjustments on our billing system so that going forward you will only be billed for one of the mailboxes.Anat - Wix Team
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Replied by kambizaghili July 8, 2014remove a mail account
I would like to remove one of the two mail accounts associated with my domain.
I have two mail accounts associated with my domain all of which, including the domain, have been purchased through Wix (offered through Google). My mail account fees are each and separately charged on a monthly basis. I only need to use one of my mail accounts (aghili@) and need to remove the other mail account (business@) from my account.
How can I remove ONLY of the mail accounts?
Thank you
Wix Team
Replied by Marta July 9, 2014
Hi kambizaghili,
Please follow the instructions in the best reply in this thread and if you need any further assistance please let us know.
Best,Marta - Wix Team
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Replied by davinaraz May 21, 2014
Hi Support
I purchased an annual email package 2 days ago for my wix website . . . Total mix up !!!! What I meant to do was purchase the Premium Package . . . Can you please refund / cancel this email address : bridalhairandmakeuprome.com and transfer the funds to the Premium Package for me please ?
Replied by trademarkcs May 8, 2014
I recently purchase and email account to support the main business email account however unknown to me this meant all the MX records changed and rendered my main account unable to receive emails! NOT GOOD. I immediately cancelled my payment but that'll take 1 year to take effect ?!?!
Wix isn't very supportive of it's UK customers and I had to wait 2 working days and finally took a call, Friday evening circa 8:30pm, to resolve the issue. The Wix support were helpful and processed the refund and promised that the account would be cancelled and that the norm will be resumed but it could take up to 24 hours.
Its now 6 days later and still no emails! As I'm sure you can understand this is unacceptable. As far as I can see the account is still active and nothing has been done. I need this resolved immediately.
Wix Team
Replied by Alina May 8, 2014
I am terribly sorry for the inconvenience. Are you referring to your liquiproof.co.uk domain?
Please check with your email host that all the MX records within the Domain manager are correct and also ask them if any additional records should be added.
You can post them here and we will update them for you.
Thanks,Alina, Wix Support Team
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Replied by optimusresearchser May 2, 2014
Hi I have 2 email accounts and I'd like to cancel just one of them. When I go into your Premium Account feature it only lets me cancel All email accounts/addresses. Can you please advise asap how I can cancel one email account please. It's on a monthly plan by the way.
Many thanks
Wix Team
Replied by Noa May 2, 2014
Please go to the Google control panel and delete the mailboxes that you no longer wish to continue with.
To do this you need to go to your Manage Premium->click on the Mailbox tab->Next to the Email account click on Manage ->Go to Google Control Panel ->After you have entered your username and password, Click on Users- >Click on the user that you wish to delete >And on the top right side click on Delete User.
Once you have successfully completed these steps, please contact us and we will make the necessary adjustments on our billing system so that going forward you will only be billed for one of the mailboxes.
Thanks,Noa - Wix Team
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Replied by tonybole April 13, 2014
I have 2 email boxes one is info@ but I dont know the other one..... can you please advice my other email address so I can start using as I have not used since purchase.
Thank you
Wix Team
Replied by Anat April 13, 2014
Please note that you've only set up one of the mailboxes you purchased.
To set up your additional mailbox please follow these steps:
1. From Wix.com, click "My Account".
2. From My Account, next to Manage Premium, click "Mail Boxes".
3. From the Mail Boxes tab, next to the relevant domain name, under Mail Options, click "Manage".
4. From Mail Boxes Summary, under Options, click "Go to Google control panel" and sign into your account.
5. From the Google control panel, click "Users".
6. From Users, click the "add user" icon to create a new user.
You will be able to set up your new mailboxes directly from this section of Google's Control Panel.
For more information click hereAnat - Wix Team
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You've got about a month left to get your orders in to arrive before Christmas, but if you're planning to send out some of our Christmas Art Cards be sure to tack on a few extra weeks so you can get them all filled out and sent to your friends and family. If you're in Canada you can pop by Canada Post's website, and if you're in the United States visit the United States Postal Service online to find out when their cut off times are for sending out your holiday cards and packages. So get shopping!
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"In 2006 the city of Moab, Utah was in the midst of a construction boom. As a photographer I am interested in the dynamic interaction of the environment and the people who use it. I don't edit out the presence of humanity with the aim of revealing a pristine (but false) image of nature. Rather I wish to present to you the viewer the juxtaposition of local landscape and the changes that people make to it. Some of the changes are permanent but many of the intermediate stages are ephemeral, here for a short time before being incorporated or transformed."
This work was first shown in July 2006. The original edition of ten 10"x10" inkjet prints was limited to one of each image. This book contains additional photographs not shown in the original exhibition.
Images from "Recent Developments" can be seen outside the Council Chambers at Moab City Hall, 217 East Center Street, Moab, Utah.
"My Business, Your Business" is in a private collection.
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Cafetiere Brew Guide
The cafetiere, or French Press as it is sometimes known, has surprisingly modest beginnings. You can find out how the cafetiere was invented as the direct result of marital disharmony in the wilds of rural France, here.
But let's look beyond the humble history of this popular piece of coffee kit and to its current status among us coffee-lovers. Did you know that (at the time of writing) it is the most popular brew method among Pact customers?
So, given so many of you are using them, what's the best way to brew using a cafetiere? Our preferred method is detailed below, but if you have any special tips or tricks then do feel free to share them below!
Here's how it's done:
Measure out your coffee – we advise using 60 grams per litre of water or about 15 grams (or one heaped tablespoon) for one mug of coffee
Boil your kettle and leave it to cool for a minute
Pour the hot water over the grounds at a decent rate so they are all covered
Pop the lid on and let it stand to brew for two minutes
- Remove the lid and give it a stir before leaving it for another two minutes
Scoop off the coffee granules resting on the top and slowly press down on the plunger
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Botanical Gardens, Brooklyn - Paul Sawyier
if you tHINK im gonna rewatch this 50 episode anime with you just because you havent seen it then you are absolutely right sit down we are marathoning this.
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Summer of Austen [1/10]
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"Vanity and pride are different things, though the words are often used synonymously. A person may be proud without being vain. Pride relates more to our opinion of ourselves, vanity to what we would have others think of us."
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Favourite anime director: Shinichiro Watanabe
"It actually kind of sucks having to be a director. Once you do it, you discover how hard it really is. This is no kind of a job for a human being, let me tell you. I think I ought to quit, but I can't really do anything else!"
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Airport International News - June 2011
New Airport Terminal for China's Xiamen Gaoqi
Posted by Airport International's Global Correspondent on 03/06/2011 - 11:45:00
One of China's major airports is set to gain a new passenger terminal that, once completed, will boost the site's annual capacity to 20m passengers.
Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport, in Fuijan, China, supports both commercial and cargo flights and it's the home base for historic Xiamen Airlines - China's first carrier in private ownership.
Among China's airports, Xiamen Gaoqi was the 10th most popular site for cargo services and the 11th most popular for travellers, while 14 other airports were busier in terms of overall aircraft movements. Given that China has approximately 100 airports in total, Xiamen Gaoqi is one of its top performers and, now, it's set to get even better.
New Chinese Airport Terminal
The additional of the new Chinese airport terminal will give the hub its fourth such structure and, potentially, allow annual passenger traffic to hit the 20 million mark.
Terminal 4 will join the existing three buildings in around 2013 when, according to current scheduling, it's set to be put into operation. Work on it will get underway later on in 2011 and, once completed, it's expected to be used solely by passengers travelling within China.
Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport was added to the Chinese airport network in 1983 and, initially, had just a single terminal. The addition of Terminal 2 occurred approximately two decades, while Terminal 3 started to be built in 1993 and was up and running three years later.
Terminal 3 effectively replaced the two earlier terminals and, and such, remain the airport's sole operational terminal at the present moment.
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The Xiamen Gaoqi Terminal 4 programme gained momentum earlier this year when the Urban Planning Bureau of Xiamen and Xiamen International Airport collaborated to come up with a proposed design for it.
It's been reported by the media in China that the terminal will incorporate traditional Chinese stylings that make reference to the heritage of Fuijan Province.
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Hogarth Shakespeare re-imagines Shakespeare's plays with new series
For generations, Shakespeare's works have been performed, read and loved throughout the world. His plays have been reinterpreted for every new generation: as teen movies (10 Things I Hate About You/Taming of the Shrew), musicals (West Side Story/Romeo and Juliet), science-fiction films (Forbidden Planet/The Tempest), Japanese warrior tales (Throne of Blood/Macbeth) and novels (A Thousand Acres/King Lear), to name a few. The time is ripe for a dedicated series of stand-alone retellings that will form a covetable library as well as a celebration of Shakespeare for years to come. The Hogarth Shakespeare will be a unique series to delight existing Shakespeare lovers and bring the world's favourite writer to a new readership, young and old.
The Hogarth Shakespeare programme will launch in 2016, coinciding with the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. This international publishing initiative is led by Hogarth UK and published in partnership with Hogarth US, Knopf Canada, Knaus Verlag in Germany and Mondadori in Spain; and Random House Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and India. The novels will be published simultaneously across the English-speaking world in print, digital and audio formats. Hogarth is currently in discussion with a number of writers, with further announcements expected soon.
Some of the writers already signed up are Margaret Atwood ("The Tempest"), Howard Jacobson ("The Merchant of Venice"), Anne Tyler ("The Taming of the Shrew"), Jo Nesbo ("Macbeth"), and Jeanette Winterson ("The Winter's Tale"). I can't wait to see what they do with the plays!
Global Shakespeares Video and Performance Archive
The Global Shakespeares Video & Performance Archive is a collaborative project providing online access to performances of Shakespeare from many parts of the world as well as essays and metadata provided by scholars and educators in the field. The idea that Shakespeare is a global author has taken many forms since the building of the Globe playhouse. Our work honors the fact and demonstrates the diversity of the world-wide reception and production of Shakespeare's plays in ways that we hope will nourish the remarkable array of new forms of cultural exchange that the digital age has made possible. Global Shakespeares is a participatory multi-centric networked model that offers wide access to international performances that are changing how we understand Shakespeare's plays and the world.
The Mousetrap: Building a Better Shakespeare Podcast
The Mousetrap is a place for people to come together to share their love of the plays and poems of William Shakespeare. We are critical omnivores; there is nothing about which we cannot develop a reasoned opinion. But what we love most is sitting around with a glass of wine or a tumbler of bourbon and talking about the Bard. Or sometimes yelling about the Bard. Occasionally fighting about the Bard. And some of us know how to use swords!
But here at The Mousetrap we're always civil, kind, and respectful, and we never type in all caps. We just want to share the joy and jealousy, the frustration and fascination as we investigate Shakespeare's life and work. Anyone who wants to join in our exploration is welcome; We're all here to learn.
Celebrate the Year of the Bard!
In 2014, the Free Library of Philadelphia, in partnership with The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre and numerous other cultural organizations from around the region, is offering up Year of the Bard: Shakespeare at 450—a year packed full of engaging, enlightening, and entertaining programs and events designed to celebrate Shakespeare in all his classic and modern incarnations. Throughout 2014, the Year of the Bard will offer Shakespeare buffs and newcomers alike a plethora of fun and festive ways to get in on the celebration. Every month throughout the year will feature numerous activities, including films, talks, an insult contest, digital and live exhibitions, pop-up and theatrical performances, and of course a big birthday bash on April 23. So check out our calendar of events and our Shakespeare blog, and get in on the fun!
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Musical Adaptation of William Shakespeare's THE WINTER'S TALE
Music and lyrics by Todd Almond
Conceived and directed by Public Works Director Lear deBessonet
Choreography by Chase Brock
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Conceived and directed by Obie Award winner Lear deBessonet with musical adaptation by Todd Almond and choreography by Chase Brock, Public Works' THE WINTER'S TALE brings Shakespeare's tale of mystery and magic to life as never before. Featuring Public Works' signature blend of professional actors, community members, and special guests, 200 New Yorkers will come together to tell Shakespeare's beloved fable of hard won joy and the promise of renewal.
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Directed by Michael Boyd
Featuring John Douglas Thompson
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Christopher Marlowe's Tamburlaine, Parts I And II was last seen in New York sixty years ago. Michael Boyd, former artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, stages both parts of the wildly popular play that launched Christopher Marlowe's career in the late 1580s. John Douglas Thompson (Macbeth and Othello for Theatre for a New Audience) stars as Tamburlaine, the unstoppable and ferocious low-born conqueror who humbles kings and emperors, sweeping methodically across vast territories while gathering ever more strength from his driving will, his boundless self-image, and his astonishing outpouring of stunning verse.
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Crackling and quick-moving, The Two Gentlemen of Verona may well have been Shakespeare's first play. A seemingly simple tale of shifting devotions among mismatched lovers, it helped launch the genre of rom-com. Yet its delightful madcap surface conceals undercurrents, as its putative hero proves a cad and a faithless friend.
New Resource! - Digital Theatre Plus
At the heart of Digital Theatre Plus is the ethos to share the best of British theatre with teachers and students all over the world. Digital Theatre Plus captures the moments before the curtain rises and after the curtain falls, providing valuable insight into the play making process. We share the hidden drama of the weeks, days, and hours before 'lights up' on stage. By revealing the world of the rehearsal room, dressing room, backstage and beyond, our documentaries and interviews introduce theatre as a vibrant, exciting art form through a familiar and accessible medium.
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Shakespeare Uncovered on PBS
In a unique series of six films, Shakespeare Uncovered combines history, biograohy, iconic performances, new analysis, and the personal passions of its celebrated hosts - Ethan Hawke, Jeremy Irons, Derek jacobi, Trevor Nunn, Joely Richardson, and David Tennant - to tell the stories behind the stories if Shakespeare's greatest plays.
Visit the PBS Shakespeare Uncovered page to access full length videos of the series and other related resources.
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Maximum Shakespeare from the New York Times
The New York Times is currently featuring Maximum Shakespeare: an online discussion of the playwright and his works. It features interviews with actors and discussions about the challenges they face in acting Shakespeare. It also has short videos of actors - currently featuring Orland Bloom and Samuel Barnett - speaking short speeches from the plays they are currently seen in. Here is the link to the artilces: "Players, Here's the Drill: David Harewood and Orlando Bloom on Shakespearean Warm-Ups" and "What Makes a Great Shakespearean? Mark Rylance and Other Standouts Share Secrets of the Trade." Keep checking back as more content is added regularly.
New Resource: Database of Early English Playbooks (DEEP)
The Database of Early English Playbooks allows scholars and students to investigate the publishing, printing, and marketing of English Renaissance drama in ways not possible using any other print or electronic resource. An easy-to-use and highly customizable search engine of every playbook produced in England, Scotland, and Ireland from the beginning of printing through 1660, DEEP provides a wealth of information about the original playbooks, their title-pages, paratextual matter, advertising features, bibliographic details, and theatrical backgrounds.
New Resource! Editions and Adaptations of Shakespeare
This database includes the complete text of 11 major editions of Shakespeare's works, from the First Folio to the Cambridge edition of 1863-66. It also includes 24 separate contemporary printings of individual plays, selected apocrypha and related works, and more than 100 adaptations, sequels, and burlesques from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. It is also an historical archive of Shakespeare editing. The major 18th- and 19th-century editions are included, providing a history of the scholarly foundations of the modern Shakespeare text.
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QPR vs Tottenham
Manager Harry Redknap is coming to face his old club for the first time since departing in the summer. Tottenham have found their feet in the league and rest in the 3rd place, behind Manchester clubs.
Last Match away to WBA. Drew 1-1 in the FA Cup on 5th Jan. Before that they won away at Chelsea 0-1 .
QPR home form is 1-2-3 (DLDWLL) . Team is rather unblended. Mbia is used as a MF when he is a defender. No good strikers . Tarabatt is the best player. GS-GC is 6-11. On a 2 match home DL streak.
Strength- Coming from a moral boosting victory over Chelsea (A) and a draw at Euro League hopefuls WBA (which was a near full strength ) in the FA cup.
Tottenham welcome back explosive winger Gareth Bale back into the fold since he missed the last match after accumulating 5 yellow cards. Adebayor will be absent from the match cause of international duty. Hotspur's height advantage in set pieces will be crucial as Vertongen
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Tottenham go for broke in the away matches. They haven't drawn the away matches yet, going for the win rather and keep working on. AvB's teams concentrate on defence higher up the field and it has two attacking fullback and two speed wingers in shape of Naughton/Bale on the left & Walker/Lennon on the right. The Centre defence is of Vertongen
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On paper and current form, Tottenham is no doubt the stronger of the two sides. It should be noted that Mark Hughes even managed to get a draw against Tottenham at White Hart Lane (1-1) but it remains to be seen whether Redknap, who knows this Tottenham inside out will manage to pull one up back on his old team or not ? Like Sam Allardayce pulled a personal victory over his old Newcastle side with the West Ham side, the same can be expected for QPR.
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Nut Brown Ale - Oak Pond Brewing Company
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3.15/5 rDev -20.1%
Pours from the bottle in to a pint glass a big four finger sized tan head that seems to disappear rather quickly though. Walnut/red colored with good medium sized carbonation bubbles and fairly clear as well. Minimal lacing.
Smell is a wet malt and a faint floral soap character. A roast character of charred burnt toast, or burnt in the pan gravy, is in the background. Tanic roast nut shell also.
Taste is a bit too fizzy and carbonated unfortunately, with faint malt finish and brown bread burnt aftertaste. Has a burnt toast, burnt pan gravy, feel of that black carbon going on, with tannic dry nut qualities. If that's your thing you will probably very much enjoy it.
12-27-2010 18:47:14 | More by smakawhat
3.28/5 rDev -16.8%
22 oz bottle poured dark brown with a coco brown head that goes to lace quickly. Aromas of toasted malts and sweet carmel .mouthfeel is a little lite for me. Flavors of coffee , toasted nuts with a nice light hoppyness in the finish . Not a bad brown ale
12-09-2007 22:13:59 | More by joepais
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
liked this a bit better than their (Oak Pond) DoorYard.
But have found that I prefer most other brown ale micros.
Very drinkable. Sweet flavors of molassis, more malts. Detect little to no hoppy flavors.
Mouthfeel: perhaps a bit over carbonated. Like DoorYard, perhaps a bit watery (but less so than DoorYard). Not sure how else to describe. Like an overly light bodied wine.
01-27-2012 23:37:14 | More by KarlosT
3.7/5 rDev -6.1%
Had this at the brewery, it is a dark mahogany brown color and a very thick head. It has a typical malty and caramel smell. The highlight of this beer is the taste. It starts malty sweet and finishes with a definitive nuttiness. The nuttiness comes in after the carbonation and finishes dry.
03-25-2010 18:28:17 | More by bishopdc0
3.73/5 rDev -5.3%
Darkest persimmon with a brick red influence when backlit with sunshine. The golden ecru colored crown is attractive. The foam is firmly creamy, is a good color match for the beer beneath, and is beginning to lay down a wide band of BB-shot lace. So far, so good.
The nose was appreciated (and enjoyed) as soon as beer began splashing into glass. It's even better up close. Too bad all English brown ales don't have this combination of cocoa, caramel, butter toffee and sugar-crusted nuts. This is shaping up to be a damn fine ale.
Unfortunately, OPB Nut Brown doesn't taste as wonderful as it smells. It's more tart than expected and doesn't have enough malt to carry the day (despite using eight different varieties). That said, it's still a decent version and should be an enjoyable 22 ounces.
The fact that this Oak Pond offering is 4.5% and was built as a session ale means that it deserves some slack. I don't care what anyone says, most low-ABV beer isn't as complex as most high-ABV beer. Warming helps, but can only do so much.
The flavor profile features sour fruit, thin caramel, vanilla and oven-toasted nuts. What malt sugars are present are easily countered by both British and American hops whose bitterness is more prominent than their flavor.
If sessioning was the goal, then the mouthfeel has been well-calibrated. Still, a little bit bigger would have been the way to go. The amount of carbonation easily fits within the broad range of acceptable.
Even though I prefer bigger, maltier brown ales (like Bell's Best Brown and Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale), Oak Pond Nut Brown Ale gets the job done. Solid, but unspectacular.
03-01-2008 16:44:35 | More by BuckeyeNation
3.73/5 rDev -5.3%
This is a favorite of mine, but they don't have freshness dates on the bottles/growlers, so I only pick it up when I know my beer store gets restocked.
Pours dark brown with a mocha head. Lots of nuttiness in the smell.
This is the sweetest brown ale I've ever had. The wallop of malt reminds me of an old ale more than a brown. Nuts, brown sugar and some dark chocolate as it goes down. No fruitiness that I detected.
This is smooth and luxurious. Could probably session this, except it's so filling. And it takes a lot for me to call a beer 'filling.'
10-31-2009 05:38:08 | More by TonyReaves
Rhode Island
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
11-26-2012 00:22:23 | More by Schmuckles
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
This brew poured a nice nut brown color with a nutty malt aroma. The flavor is simple, dark roasted malt with a deeply nutty character that grows through the finish. Way too much carbonation with this brew. Im surprised the flavors came through as mellow as they did.
11-17-2002 13:20:57 | More by beernut7
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
04-25-2013 19:33:05 | More by trotnixon
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
07-08-2013 02:26:58 | More by Gambrinus1184
North Carolina
3.78/5 rDev -4.1%
Thanks to deltatauhobbit and the ugly duckling BIF.
Pours a dark brown with some auburn and red hues when held up to the light. A tease of a head that starts off a bubbly 2 fingers and fades as rapidly as Huckabee's run in the Republican race.
Nice aroma of caramel, brown sugar and roasted nuts. Thier is a slight musty smell that detracts a bit though.
Simple but yummy flavor of toasted nuts with some sweetness and a bit of a bitter finish.
Good mouthfeel but a bit too carbonated for my taste. That's being picky though.
Nice drinkable brown ale. Perfect for another episode of Lost.
03-07-2008 02:39:49 | More by wcudwight
3.83/5 rDev -2.8%
22oz Bomber
I get the chance to sample my first from Oak Pond Brewing thanks to a very generous joepais, thanks again Joe! Oak Pond's Nut Brown fills the pint glass a surprisingly dark brown with chestnut highlights along the sides and bottom of the glass. When I hold this beer directly in front of the light there is a lot of mahogany shining through as well. A couple sluggish streams of large carbonation bubbles creep to the surface. A standard pour brought about a fingers worth of ecru head and fell to a skimming rather quickly. Sheet lacing is left behind after each sip and slowly falls back into the body. After half a pint the head falls to zero and it's hard to even get a swirl to bring it back. The look of this beer is a little disappointing.
First and foremost I'm hit with an enjoyable, although somewhat artificial, hazelnut aroma. Toffee and caramel make up the majority of the maltiness present in the aroma. As a matter of fact toffee is the most expressive. Brown sugar, sugary dates and very mild tobacco flash around here and there. There's certainly a good complexity but I would like to see the nose a little more robust. The nose is inviting but a little too subtle for my liking.
The flavor seems to follow the aroma quite closely. Toffee and caramel steal the show with hints of hazelnut flashing here and there. This is nicely malty brew and the contributions of brown sugar and the sugary date add to the profile even though they're all subtle. The nuttiness grows on the finish and is actually at its strongest point on the swallow. After some warming and the beer growing closer to room temperature I pick up gingerbread. This beer needs to be drank at a warmer than expected temperature to enjoy every one of the eight malts used. This is an overall tasty brew that I wouldn't mind drinking again.
I realize this is a lower abv session beer but the carbonation is a little too aggressive and the body a little too thin. The two of these together create a body that's light and a little prickly for the style. I would have liked to see a little more heft for such a malty body.
Oak Pond created this to be a session worthy brown ale and that's exactly what they produced. The bomber is quickly falling and it will be easy to finish it all of. There's a good complexity without becoming tiresome.
This is a solid nut brown from Oak Pond. There's a nice depth of flavor with all the malts used and the nuttiness is in no way overpowering. If this was available in my area I would pick it up from time to time. This seems to me to be a good cool weather type of brew; it would be good on a cool fall day. Thanks again for the sample Joe!
08-20-2008 23:22:11 | More by joe1510
3.85/5 rDev -2.3%
This beer was probably my favorite from Oak Pond. The beer poured out as a brown color that was clear looking. The head was tan and fizzy. The head left behind a pretty good lacing. The smell of the beer has a roasted nut and coffee aroma. The flavor had mostly coffee on the tongue. There was a sweet malt flavor too in there. The mouthfeel was pretty typical, clean and crisp with a medium body. Overall the beer had a good balance, and I would drink it again but I can't see myself going all the way to Maine to get it again.
07-04-2011 19:50:26 | More by Knapp85
3.93/5 rDev -0.3%
Presentation: 12 oz brown bottle. No freshness date.
Appearance: Slightly hazed medium amber with a thin off-white ring lace. Fine carbonation, slightly sticky on the glass.
Smell: Fruity nose with raw and toasted grain aromas.
Taste: Medium to light bodied with an upfront dry graininess. Thin malt profile with a minimal malt sweetness and a pronounced roasted grain flavours, semi-astringent when mixed with a light citrus hop character. Earthy and leafy notes. Gets a bit toasty, very yeasty/bready, with background coffee-like flavours as the brew warms. Finishes a tad dry and very clean.
Notes: A pretty decent Nut Brown Ale, very drinkable, fresh and clean. Nice representation of the style.
12-31-2000 00:00:01 | More by Todd
Rhode Island
3.93/5 rDev -0.3%
Ahhh, an old friend passes away and I write a eulogy. Ran out to buy the six-pack the day after I heard the brewing equipment was up for sale.
Reddish brown hue with a standard linear caramel malt aroma.
A round malt flavor sits with some liveliness (interesting, since I can be bored by the browns) atop a crisp malt bed. Oddly enough, over the life of the swallow, the sweet malt characteristic softens and steps back. Flavor notes of both coffee and vanilla.
The malt does build up on the tongue after mid-glass hampering drinkability, but I'm gonna miss this one.
07-17-2003 01:09:01 | More by ecoboy
4/5 rDev +1.5%
03-14-2013 23:36:28 | More by Hairrrrrrrr
4/5 rDev +1.5%
10-13-2013 02:25:45 | More by hockeypuck
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Appearance: Clear brown with slight transparency. An average pour produces an inch and a half of off-white foam, which slowly settles into a ring.
Smell: Caramel-covered nuts. Lacking a bit in aroma - not much really jumps out for better or worse.
Taste & mouthfeel: Just a hint of nuttiness, but there is a lot of toast and caramel flavor, rich but not overly sweet. The body is on the lighter side of medium, just right for an English-style brown ale. Dry in the finish with a subtle note of coffee and a mild earthy hop bitterness.
Drinkability: Highly drinkable stuff, it took me no time at all to finish this one. It's balanced just right to be a great session beer.
Notes: Thanks to deltatauhobbit for tossing in an entire bomber of this stuff as an extra.
05-21-2008 02:11:01 | More by largadeer
4/5 rDev +1.5%
02-09-2014 23:29:01 | More by Jonny41
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +1.5%
My buddy Von brought this back for me. Since I had not heard of this brewery I was eager to try it and so far it's looking good. It's got a nice, rich brown color with a really dense, creamy inch-thick head that seems like it wants to hang out a while.
Right off the bat you get some malts that give off some pecan-like scents, treacle and a bit of earthiness. Hop presence is minimal and lightly floral. Smells sweet and tastes even sweeter which would put this more into the London-style of brown ales as those from the north of England tend to be drier. The taste is dominated by the malts with just a slight spicy hop counternote. This is a really nice representation of an English brown with all the key taste elements in place.
Really smooth and creamy with just a slight oiliness to the tongue. The carbonation can be felt and there is no discernible alcohol. The ABV is not listed above or on the bottle, but another beer rating site (which I will not name here) puts it at 4.5% which is right about where I guessed it would be.
Not a bad beer at all! A little more attenuation from the yeast would throw the ABV higher and balance out some of the sweetness but that is not the point of this style or what the brewmaster intended (see their website...it is intended as a session ale), but I'd probably like it better.
07-20-2011 16:45:38 | More by Naugros
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +1.5%
11-27-2011 00:20:54 | More by Rochefort10nh
4.05/5 rDev +2.8%
Out of a bomber from the brewery this beer was a chestnut brown with some reddish hues visible against light. The head was a khaki color and it retained itself well as a thin cap, leaving behind it streaks of lacing. The aroma was sweet and nutty with robust malt and hints of wood. The flavors were quite good and typical of the English Brown Ale style. The first note I got was the complex malt, toffee, caramel and a toasted flavor. This semi-sweet slant was followed by a bitter, balancing hops. As the beer warmed more of the malt came through bringing with it hazelnut and some bready flavors. Though rich it was not overly sweet. The body was medium and the carbonation average. OPB succeeded with this beer by creating something very sessionable with complexity but not so much that it exhausts your palate after a pint. Well worth finding in their off-the-beaten-path brewery.
11-02-2008 15:43:04 | More by thekevlarkid
4.1/5 rDev +4.1%
Good looking beer with a rich brown color and a nice head of off white bubbles. Hoppy aroma with some malt and maybe a bit of caramel in the background. Smooth and creamy mouthfeel with a toasty, not sweet malt flavor. Some hop bitterness pops up in the finish. Tasty, easy drinking brew, my glass was empty way too fast.
10-11-2002 18:30:03 | More by MaineBeerMan
4.13/5 rDev +4.8%
this guy brews at his farm in skowhegan, maine... so you have to love that.
mahogany in color... taste of sweet, light hops, brown sugar, malts... lively and smooth on palate.
by far my favorite, of oak ponds beers. as good of a brown as you will find.
02-11-2009 03:45:21 | More by joshsbeerblog
4.2/5 rDev +6.6%
Growler purchased from brewery and sampled same day (sampled? finished I mean...)
Pours a muddy nut brown color with a thin (1/4 inch) tan head. Smells of nutty sweet malt (walnuts or chestnuts aroma if you can beleive it).
Taste is much the same. Nutty sweet maltiness followed with just the right amount of hop bitterness in the finish. Mouth is crisp, a bit overcarbonated for my taste but nothing that takes away from the beer. Light sweet caramel aftertaste. Straightforward and richly decadent at the same time. Easy drinker and the best brown I've had in some time.
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The address is listed as 21 Anchor and Hope Alley in 1882, prior to street renaming, and as 59 Anchor and Hope Alley in 1869 and earlier, prior to street renumbering. *
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in St George In East, London - in East London. The St George In East, East London listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
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1839/John Mark Bull/../../../Pigot's Directory *
1841/William Smith/../../../Post Office Directory *
1848/Geo. Smith/../../../Post Office Directory *
November 1849/George Smith and Matilda Sarah Barnes, executors of Sarah Smith/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era Newspaper ****
November 1849/to the said George smith/Incoming Licensee/../../Era Newspaper ****
1851/Geo. Smith/../../../Post Office Directory *
1851/George Smith/Victualler/26/St Georges, Middlesex/Census *
1851/Emma C. Smith/Wife/27/St Georges, Middlesex/Census
1851/Mary A. Josey/Servant/15/Reading, Berkshire/Census
1851/Ellen Newell/Servant/51/Shadwell, Middlesex/Census
1851/James Thompson/Lodger, Mariner/37/Lerwick, Shetland/Census
1856/George Smith/../../../Post Office Directory *
1861/George Smith/Licensed Victualler/36/St George in the East, Middlesex/Census *
1861/Maria Susannh. Smith/Wife/27/St George in the East, Middlesex/Census
1861/George Chas. Smith/Son/8/St George in the East, Middlesex/Census
1861/John Norfor Smith/Son/5/St George in the East, Middlesex/Census
1861/Maria Emma Smith/Daughter/2/St George in the East, Middlesex/Census
1861/John Buchan/Servant/55/Wapping, Middlesex/Census
1861/Norah Donovan/Servant/36/Ireland/Census
1869/Joseph Lanezky/../../../Post Office Directory *
1881/Christopher Lyneham/Licenced Victualler/39/St George E, Middlesex/Census ****
1881/Margaret Lyneham/Wife/39/St George E, Middlesex/Census
1881/Mary Ann Lyneham/Daughter/16/St George E, Middlesex/Census
1881/Agnes Lyneham/Daughter/12/St George E, Middlesex/Census
1881/Margaret Lyneham/Daughter/9/St George E, Middlesex/Census
1881/Bridget Lyneham/Daughter/5/St George E, Middlesex/Census
1881/Theresa Lyneham/Daughter/3/St George E, Middlesex/Census
1881/Jospeh Lyneham/Son/1/St George E, Middlesex/Census
1882/James Whyle Stevenson/../../../Post Office Directory *
1895/Francis Blewett/../../../Post Office Directory *
1899/Francis Blewitt/../../../Post Office Directory ****
1901/William Blewett/Manager Public House/30/St Georges East, London/Census
1901/Mary Blewett/Sister, Domestic Servant/26/St Georges East, London/Census
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USA vs. Costa Rica, 2014 World Cup qualifying: Match predictions
The United States has won in Italy. They've won at the Azteca. They've drawn at the Azteca in World Cup qualifying. They have done a lot of things that no other U.S. team has ever done before. Next up: win in Cost Rica?
Ryan: The Americans have been sensational, but even now that the Ticos have left the Saprissa, they aren't going to walk away with another historic win. Joel Campbell will still give Geoff Cameron fits and Alvaro Saborio will do to the two MLS centerbacks what he does to all MLS centerbacks. Sounds bad, doesn't it? It's not. This is the norm for the U.S. and not a bad one at that. Especially without a fit Jozy Altidore, a win San Jose is a dream too big for the U.S, who fall 1-0 and see their record win streak come to an end.
Phillip: Atmosphere, Shmatmosphete. We have too much talent. USA 2-1.
Zach: The USA have been rolling of late but they now face a tough challenge against Costa Rica. A year ago, I'd be ready to predict a loss and move on but there's no doubt that Jurgen Klinsmann has made significant strides with the USMNT in 2013. All the ridiculous gamesmanship won't bother them in the least and while I think Costa Rica will be charged up -- and rightly so -- if the US can survive the early surge and play their game, no reason they won't win. I'm still thinking it'll be close and a draw wouldn't be unreasonable, but for now I'll say 2-1 USA.
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2012 has, so far been a positive year for wineries around the world. While it may be a little too early to speak of the wines being made in the northern hemisphere, European and North American wineries have already begun reporting that their harvesting season has been generally very good, and are predicting to continue with the kind of successes they saw in 2011. However, 2012 has been something of a late year for France, due to unpredictable weather throughout the summer, and the grapes were ripening considerably later than they did in 2011 (which was, admittedly, an exceptionally early year). French wineries are claiming, though, that this could well turn out to be advantageous, as the slow ripening will allow the resulting wines to express more flavour and features of the terroir they are grown in. The southern hemisphere has seen ideal climatic conditions in most of the key wine producing countries, and Australia and New Zealand particularly had a superb year, in particular with the Bordeaux varietal grapes that grow there and which love the humidity these countries received plenty of. Also enjoying a fantastic year for weather were wineries across Argentina and Chile, with the Mendoza region claiming that 2012 will be one of their best vintages of the past decade. Similar claims are being made across the Chilean wine regions, where Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon had an especially good year. These two grape varietals also produced characterful wines on the coastal regions of South Africa this year.
There are few wine regions of the world with as much influence or fame as that of Champagne in France. The sparkling wines from this special area have long been associated with excellence and magnificent flavors, and much of their success has been down to the careful blending of fine grape varietals in order to achieve spectacular results. Most commonly, Champagne wines use both Chardonnay and Pinot Noir varietal grapes in more or less equal measures, often boosted by a small quantity of Pinot Meunier for extra bite. The Chardonnay varietal grapes offer their acidity and flavor to the bottle, and help with the dryness associated with quality in this type of wine. The Pinot Noir, on the other hand, gives strength to the wine, and gives Champagne its distinctive 'length' of character.
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Inès de la Fressange—French Aristocrat—Hits the High Street With Uniqlo-------
We love a high-low mix, but even we were (pleasantly) surprised by Uniqlo's latest collaboration. The Telegraph reports that Inès de la Fressange—French aristocrat, former muse to Karl Lagerfeld, and universal purveyor of good taste—is taking her "democratic" sartorial approach to the high-street powerhouse.
In our opinion, the collaboration is actually a perfect fit. Last year De la Fressange wrote her best-selling fashion guide, Parisian Chic, to share her intuitive style with the masses. Now they can practically shop her closet. Every piece in the collection has an effortless, Left Bank vibe, like floral shirtdresses, wrap cardigans, and snug sweaters. "I have a way of wearing clothes, yes, but we are selling that," she told the Telegraph. "Because some people hate shopping and hate fashion. With this collection everything can be mixed up for anyone."
Inès de la Fressange for Uniqlo will be available in stores beginning March 20. For more information, visit uniqlo.co.uk.
Olivier Zahm Keeps It Simple for UNIQLO-------
Everyone knows that if you want to up your "cool" factor, you bring in Olivier Zahm. This strategy was not lost on UNIQLO, who appointed the Purple Diary editor as visual director for its newest campaign. Lensed by art-world darling Ryan McGinley, the ads spotlight the brand's significantly broadened silk and cashmere range (think 330 colorways and patterns for him and her), which is available from today in stores and online. Chloë Sevigny, Lily Donaldson, and McGinley himself don UNIQLO's latest wares while posing against simple pastel backgrounds—a visual approach that Zahm felt would convey both the simplicity and sensuality of the materials. Catch the ads' debut here, exclusively on Style.com.
With Ambition To Dress 100 Million, Is Uniqlo The Retailer Of The Future?-------
Uniqlo recruits from fashion, but its aims are larger than fashion. That was the overriding message at this week's presentation of its new self-designated category: LifeWear. "Yanai-san always says Uniqlo is not sportswear or casualwear," said the company's design director, Naoki Takizawa. "We have a function. This is clothing for a new category." Yanai-san is Mr. Tadashi Yanai, founder of Uniqlo's parent company, Fast Retailing, and his ambitions are global. No surprise that Uniqlo's push into the U.S. and globally in the last few years will keep going strong. The label will open more stores here in the next year, as many as 20 in 2014 alone. "It's a very interesting approach for me," said Takizawa, who prior to joining Uniqlo was creative director at Issey Miyake. "Fashion is a segment. But Uniqlo is design for 100 million pieces, 100 million people."
In observance of the fact that 100 million global customers won't follow the same trends, Uniqlo is reorganizing itself to put function at the forefront. The U.S. may go in for a different look than Japan or elsewhere, but an American customer, like a Japanese one, wants to be cool in the summer and warm in the winter. She'll appreciate the new breathable AIRism fabric (developed, according to the package, with "Toray Industries Inc.") for the former, and Uniqlo's successful Heattech, the product of eight years of development, for the latter. The company sees itself less as a design studio than a laboratory: developing new fibers and fabrics, competing not with other fashion companies so much as with its own past performance. "Uniqlo doesn't need to change a lot every season," Takizawa said. He likened its product development more to the incremental upgrades of the iPhone: first the 4, then the 5.
So for the present, Uniqlo will focus on nine categories, both established success stories (stretch denim, affordable cashmere, fleece) and new areas of interest and innovation (silk being key among them). You can expect to see and feel that change in Uniqlo stores come August. But all of this is not to say fashion is being discounted. Nicola Formichetti, who will continue in his role as the company's creative fashion director even now that he's been named Diesel's creative director, styled the presentation of Fall looks to the editorial hilt. (Strong support was provided by Katsuya Kamo, the Japanese hairstylist and milliner who created the headpieces for the presentation; label brass made sure to note that he's previously worked with Comme des Garçons and Chanel.) And Yuki Katsuta—the head of research and design, who arrived at Uniqlo via Bergdorf Goodman, Barneys, and Ralph Lauren—continues to search for designers with whom to collaborate, and new ways in which to do so. He's just coming off a partnership with his old Bergdorf's colleague Michael Bastian for a new kind of capsule collection: one limited entirely to one category, the polo shirt. It's been going gangbusters in Japan, and arrives at U.S. Uniqlo stores later this month.
Theory And Uniqlo Get Down-------
At most of the major fashion conglomerates, each brand operates as its own fiercely independent fiefdom—you'd hardly expect Louis Vuitton and Fendi to join forces on a bag, though they happen to be corporate siblings at LVMH. But at Theory, Andrew Rosen is working a different angle. Rosen's Theory is owned by Japan's Fast Retailing, which also owns Uniqlo, among others; and now, with a new capsule collection of down jackets and vests, Rosen is bringing Theory and Uniqlo together. T down, as the collection is known, draws on the design sensibility of the former and the production expertise of the latter to gin up some of the sharpest jackets we've seen this (early) winter. And because of Uniqlo's manufacturing capabilities, they're both super affordable (topping out at $149 for a hooded jacket, nearly unheard of for down) and available for men, women, kids, and baby. The women's styles and campaign debut exclusively here on Style.com. They'll be in Uniqlo and Theory stores and Theory.com—though presumably not for long—on November 15. Could this kick off a trend for intragroup collaborations fashion-world-wide? It's not especially likely, but it's a warming thought.
Roger Vivier And Uniqlo Are California-Bound, Tommy's Tips, Nicole Kidman To Take On Princess Grace Role, And More…-------
French brand Roger Vivier has announced plans to open its third shop in the States. The latest space, which will house the label's footwear and accessories as well as the limited-edition Rendez-Vous line, will be in Costa Mesa (the other two U.S. stores are in New York City and Miami).[WWD]
Uniqlo is also set to head west—this morning the retailer revealed that San Francisco is the site of its newest location. The flagship shop is the brands' first U.S. location outside of New York and is set to open in the fall of 2012. [Uniqlo]
Tommy Ton shares his favorite e-tail picks with Shop Ghost, a new curated shopping site from Oyster contributing editor Stevie Dance. He also sounds off on a few wishes for the future of street style: more eyeglasses, more designers, more older-season items, and more babies. JakAndJil hopefuls, take note. [Shop Ghost]
Nicole Kidman is rumored to have won the role of Princess Grace for the new Olivier Dahan-directed film Grace of Monaco. Negotiations for the film, which will cost a projected $30 million to produce, are reportedly still being finalized. [Vogue U.K.]


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