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The 2011 Typographic Wall Calendar is a project to construct a large calendar from 2011 keyboard keys. The keys are arranged manually in a grid. If you read them, they read each day of the year in sequence: January Sat 01 Sun 02 Mon 03 etc. So the calendar offers a new playful visual experience of time.
The initial project began in 2009 as a promotional work for my Typographic Studio in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
The Wall Calendar makes finding dates and marking events a creative process. Every month is followed by a large backspace key, that helps scanning the grid for a specific date. The resulting, huge image (70×100cm) looks beautiful on the wall.
You like to read more? Here you'll find a lengthy interview about the design process: http://bit.ly/q_and_a_cal
You like to know even more about it? On my website you'll find a even more lengthy paper on the piece.
You like to participate? Follow: http://kck.st/20eleven
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While many area bands have seen a resurgence under the leadership of young directors, Adams Central's band is growing too with the strength of a director who brings nearly 40 years of experience.
"This is the second biggest band I've ever had and kids have been working really hard and it's great to have kids who want to put in time and effort and commitment to do a good show," director Tom Jaworski said.
Senior clarinet player Brianna Schuck said they're encouraged to see more kids go out for band, even if there are younger kids who need someone to get them in line.
She said, "That's our goal as seniors is to help freshman because this is our fourth year doing it so they're still kind of new but they kind of pick up and go with us."
What's the explanation? "A lot of freshman like band I guess," said Danielle Traush, a senior on the drum line.
Having a bigger band pays off in different ways. Brianna said, "Makes our sound bigger and makes your social status grow."
"Just people, you meet so many people, my friends are all in band, I just have a great circle of friends," Danielle added.
Brianna said band is the one class where everyone comes together, and despite their differences, they share a common cause.
She said, "Seniors, when I was freshman, helped us out a lot and that's kind of what our class is trying to do with freshman this year is help them out and be the best they can be and help us be the best band we can be."
Jaworski is hands-on, instructing students with a headset microphone. During an early morning rehearsal, he told students, "Everybody's got to focus, you have to fix one thing every day, even one thing every tune."
"A lot of times he stops us and makes us do it over again, but it's what we need to be perfect," Danielle said.
Snare drum player Josh Nienhueser said, "He does expect a lot. As long as you try your best, he'll be happy."
"My goal is to help students learn to commit to a cause, willing to work together with other people and understand what real teamwork is about," Jaworski said.
Josh, the drummer said, "The best part is at competition when you hear Adams Central got superior. Makes it all worth it."
Students said it can be a challenge having a young band, because there's a lot to learn. They said their marching drill is tough, with lots of formations to get into, all while staying in step and hitting the right notes.
Jaworski has been teaching for 39 years, including the last 27 at Adams Central. One highlight came four years ago when they performed for President Obama's inauguration.
After four decades, it's clear Jaworski still has a passion for teaching kids.
"It's so much help having older kids who know the ropes and can help younger kids
figure out exactly, and not only show them what to do but show them how we do it but more important than all that, show them this is what we expect because without it, it wouldn't happen," he said, getting a little choked up.
Students hope the audience will get emotional too, with a performance that leaves them wanting more.
Brianna Schuck said, "It just gives you goose bumps sometimes to hear all the music and instruments connect together... when we all bring our instruments to the sideline and play out our sound just multiplies times ten. It's awesome."
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The Nutcracker
The Nutcracker From Boulder Ballet and Boulder Philharmonic
Macky Auditorium Concert Hall , University of Colorado Boulder Campus (285 University Avenue Boulder, CO 80309)
Full Price
$44.00 - $62.00
Our Price
$22.00 - $31.00*
Classical choreography, theatrical magic, circus arts and a rare sense of humor all combine when over 100 dancers, a live orchestra, full scenery, beautiful costumes and special effects fill the grandness of Macky Auditorium for Boulder Ballet and the Boulder Philharmonic's production of this famed holiday favorite. Set to Tchaikovsky's timeless score, this glittering tale follows young Clara, who receives the gift of a nutcracker at a festive family Christmas party. That night she dreams of a grand adventure that begins with a handsome prince, continues with an epic battle between mice and toys, and comes to a climax with a magical journey to the Land of Sweets to meet the Sugar Plum Fairy. The dancers will be joined onstage by students of the Boulder Ballet School and the Spotlights children's choir.
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for The Nutcracker have expired.
The last date listed for The Nutcracker was Saturday November 30, 2013 / 7:00pm.
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Featured review from Goldstar MemberRed Velvet
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A beautiful show for all ages!
attended Nov 30 2013
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The show had quite a blend of dance talent from beginners to experienced. The magic tricks and juggling were fun to see. It's geared toward families watching their children perform.
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Don't Be Mean
One of the many strengths of DTN is that it is a place where people with divergent views about a team they love can meet to discuss the same. This is not, however, Vietnam. There are rules. More precisely, there is rule: Don't be mean. We are all in a distressed place right now. No one here is accustomed to losing to Texas A&M in the manner we did last night. We're all pissed off. We all have wildly outrageous views about the direction of this team, where it should be, where it is going, whether the coaching staff in place is the correct group, etc. This is as fine a place to discuss those views as anywhere. However, if you feel that the piece of writing that you are about to plaster on the website, for the world to see, is even remotely likely to violate the Rule -- Don't be mean -- then it probably violates the rule. In times of merry, like when we beat Nebraska on the road last week, there's no need to enforce the rule because we're all in joyful agreement. Now, more then ever, we have to respect each others' dissenting views, because failure to do so will lead us down the (typically unfamiliar for this website) path of name-calling, random cursing, and vindictive hyperbole. We are all on the same team here. Ok? We should be consoling each other and finding ways to move on, not cannibalizing ourselves. Let's be friends and sing kumbaya and make chocolate covered smores together. Or at least let's not call each other naughty names.


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Every NHL team has passed on Michael Leighton, even at half price, and as a result, he's still property of the Philadelphia Flyers today, one day after being placed on re-entry waivers.
He'll be back in Philadelphia this afternoon and will be with the team for at least the remainder of the season and the playoffs. As Paul Holmgren indicated to several reporters on Tuesday, it's likely he plays in one of the final two regular season games -- either at Buffalo on Friday or back in Philly against the Islanders.
Holmgren says that the purpose of this move is to add depth to the goaltending situation in the playoffs. The risk paid off and Leighton is back in town, so we can't be too mad about it now. Unless of course you can't stand the thought of Michael Leighton on the Flyers.
It'll be interesting to see if he can carry over any of the superb AHL success he's had to the NHL, and it'll be even more interesting to see just how much action he sees between now and the end of the year -- whenever that end comes.


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Royals have the toughest early season schedule of all teams in the MLB
Yet more proof that Dayton Moore misjudged the Royals prospects for competitiveness in 2013. "1. Kansas City Royals Games against teams with records of .500 or better last season: 26 of their first 39. Home/Road: 19 of their first 39 will be at home. Schedule notes:We should get a strong indication by the end of May whether Kansas City can be a serious player in the AL races because its schedule in the second month of the season is absolutely brutal. From April 30 to June 2, the Royals will play 29 of 32 games against teams that had records over .500 last year. Did we mention May will be brutal? The hurdle ahead: The Royals seemingly didn't catch a break with their interleague matchups in the first half, either: the Phillies, Braves and Cardinals."