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iLuminate Productions presents the return of their live show in New York City. iLuminate wowed the nation with their groundbreaking light suits and inventive dance moves on America's Got Talent and then debuted in New York City last November for a successful limited run over the holidays. The show has relocated to a new, larger venue at New World Stages, 340 W. 50th Street, and begins previews tonight, June 24, 2013, with a July 18, 2013 opening.
Music, art, dance and the technological magic of iLuminate brings you a family-friendly story, called "Artist of Light," that combines mythical elements with adventure and romance, told through dance styles that include contemporary, hip-hop, Latin and breaking, all using the power of light.
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NEW YORK -- When there wasn't a microphone stuck in his face or an NHL GM probing his psyche this week, Ryan Pulock's mind invariably drifted back to one place. The memory of his younger brother Brock.
"I've thought of him a lot this week. I wish he was here. My whole family does," said Grandview's Pulock.
The 18-year-old Brandon Wheat Kings captain is predicted to be a first-round selection in today's NHL Draft and, according to TSN draft expert Bob McKenzie, owns the best shot in the draft.
Pulock spoke to the Free Press on Saturday from his hotel in Newark, surrounded by eight family members including his father Dave, mother Tannis and older brother Derrick.
Younger brother Brock was killed in a car accident in March of 2010.
"Most of my memories of Brock this week have been from our time playing minor hockey together or just fooling around at the rink. We were only a few years apart in age and we were close. We spent a lot of time together," said Pulock. "If I get to hear my name called on Sunday, I'll turn to mom and dad first and I know all of us will be thinking about Brock."
It doesn't take much to realize whatever team drafts Pulock will be getting a lot more than a shot that has been compared to that of Hall of Famer Al Macinnis.
"His defining trait is his shot. He's got an elite NHL shot right now," said Brandon Wheat Kings GM and owner Kelly McCrimmon. "He makes the simple play and he passes the puck hard and on the tape. He's a powerful guy. He's already 214 pounds. But there are a lot of intangibles with Ryan.
"He's from a great family. He has great commitment and does everything possible to be the best player he can be. He's got great leadership qualities and is very respected by his teammates. (He) shows all people respect. He'll give himself every opportunity to be a good pro."
McCrimmon drafted Pulock and brought him to Brandon just a few short months after Brock died. He carefully watched over Pulock to make sure he was OK on the ice and emotionally.
In September of 2011, McCrimmon lost his own brother and long-time NHLer Brad, in an airplane crash involving the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl of the Kontinental Hockey League.
"March 29th is the day Brock died and it's also Brad's birthday," said McCrimmon. "As it turns out that day has some significance to the both of us."
Pulock agrees.
"It's an important day for both us. It's a unique situation," he said. "We'll both think of our brothers on that day forever. Brock has been in my family's hearts and minds a lot this week. One hundred per cent I'll be thinking of him (Sunday). He'll be right along there with us as the experience unfolds."
Pulock quickly adjusted to life in the WHL, scoring 42 points as a rookie to break the franchise mark for 16-year-old defencemen previously held by Wade Redden (39 points).
"I wouldn't be surprised if he's a top-pair NHL defenceman, but as a fallback he's for sure a second-pair D-man," said McCrimmon.
As for the big shot, Pulock says it's part hard work and part genetic.
"When we went to the rink as kids I took a lot of shots. I might have inherited some of it. My dad played junior in Dauphin and they tell me he could shoot it, too," Pulock.
Any playful banter in the house over who had the better shot?
"Nope. He doesn't bring it up. Which makes me think I have the better shot," said Pulock with a laugh.
Pulock may have a lot more fans after an NHL team and its supporters latch on to him today, but he won't forget the folks in Grandview, a town of 800 people located 45 kilometres west of Dauphin.
"The support I've been given from the people at home in Grandview, they've been great to me. I wish I could have brought them all with me," said Pulock.
While all of Grandview won't be in the Prudential Center today when the NHL Draft gets underway, many local folks will be gathered to watch one of their favourite sons go through a moment of a lifetime.
The Grandview Kinsmen Community Centre will be full of his friends and neighbours.
"There will be more than 200 of us," said Grand Plains minor hockey volunteer Jeff Legaarden via telephone. "If you know the Pulock family, you know what great people they are. And if you know Ryan, you know what a respectful young man he is. He's great with people of all ages. Whether it's the two-year-old kids hanging around at the rink for the first time or their 85-year-old grandparents that are there to watch them, Ryan has time for all of them. And a way with all of them. It's not too often that a Parkland kid has the chance to get drafted, let alone go in the first round. It doesn't matter if it's the first or second round, it'll be pretty wild when they call his name. We're proud of Ryan as a community."
Pulock said he's ready for the moment.
"I'm feeling good. Getting a little excited. This is what all kids think of when they're skating on the rink or just dreaming about hockey," he said. "This is the first step towards playing in the NHL."
As for where he gets drafted, Pulock says it doesn't matter, but admits there would a something a little special about hearing one team call his name.
"I just want to play in the NHL one day and whatever team it may be, I'm going to be thrilled by it," he said. "Being from Manitoba and playing all of my hockey in Manitoba, Winnipeg would be pretty cool. Any team will make me happy but the Jets would be special and unique for obvious reasons."
The Jets, eh? We all understand hockey is a business and they'll have to do what is best for the team when their number comes up. Pulock is ranked a little deeper in the first round than Winnipeg's pick at 13th.
So it's an unlikely scenario.
But part of the package teams look for is the quality of the person. It's not just about the best player and I can tell you this, the Jets couldn't draft a better person.
Not this year. Not any year.
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Monday 11 August 2008
The Volunteer
These do-gooders are the lifeblood of gap year organisations and the communities they serve. But you don't have to be an angel who's always dreamed of campaigning against landmines and has spent all their Christmas holidays playing bugle for the Salvation Army.
"They're just young people who want to have fun, meet other young people, work in a group, and see another country," says John Lawler, chief of Madventurer, the community development specialists.
"It's when they leave the project that they get enthused about the ethical side and how the project has actually contributed to the local community."
Africa is the typical destination for these willing workers and, alongside a number of projects worldwide, Madventurer works with communities in five African countries: Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa and Uganda. Gappers get the chance to live as part of the local society while undertaking development work, which often involves construction.
Madventurer volunteers have completed some 200 large building projects, from primary schools and health clinics to orphanages and even loos. "We're always asked to build public toilets because it helps with sanitation. They're not the most glamorous of projects but they're always fun to get involved with and it's really very rewarding," insists Lawler.
The main thing for these gappers is to make sure the project is community development and not colonialism. "Check out the organisation," says Lawler. "Make sure the ethics behind it are similar to yours." He says that it helps to go with an independent company, such as Madventurer, and that you can't go wrong with practical development: it's easy to see how a block of toilets helps a community.
"With this kind of real development, you actually see something and you get the feedback from the locals that comes with practical volunteering. When the volunteers look back on the trip, the bit they've enjoyed the most is the part where they've lived in the community: and you don't get that through backpacking."
The Hippy
The typical tie-dye gapper is a common breed. Emanating from the finer schools of rural Britain, or the choking smog of the inner-cities, they yearn to escape the shackles of their staid upbringing and get down like Dennis Hopper.
Tired of sanitised travel, they seek not tourism, but unbridled cultural immersion. If this sounds like you, then you're in luck. The fabled Istanbul to Kathmandu hippy trail of the Sixties and Seventies has been resurrected by those crazy guys at Ozbus. A combination of buses, coaches, trains, and even the odd camel, apparently, will take you on a majestic journey through Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India and Nepal ( www.hippietrail.com). You could even do the whole hog from London to Sydney ( www.oz-bus.com).
With departures in September and March, a 49-day hippy trip costs up to £2,450. "This kind of trip was going on back in the day: a case of young kids from North America and Europe going off to find themselves through spiritual enlightenment," says Mark Creasey, director of Ozbus.
The old trail used to take the idealistic hordes of 20-year-olds through Afghanistan in VW camper vans. Nowadays, Afghanistan is closed for business, the mothership is more likely to be a Volvo 9700 coach (or something less snazzy), and the clientele will be a mixture of career-breakers, middle-agers and your usual gap year school leavers.
But there's a benefit to having different age groups, says Creasey. "It makes things more interesting and, if you're homesick at all, you can turn to someone who's older and has a bit more experience." Besides, what could be more hippy than mixing with as many different kinds of people as possible?
You'll discover most of the exotic places the earth has to offer on this tour. You might even find yourself, man. "It's a fantastic route and it's following in the footsteps of history," says Creasey.
The Careerist
Of all the gappers, these guys are the ones to watch. These are the savvy types who see the expense of university, see the congestion of the graduate market, and decide to set themselves apart. There's nothing more attractive to employers than someone who has gone out there and done a gap year for a reason: and if that reason is to get work experience, all the better.
"Graduate recruitment is very competitive, and an increasing number of employers are looking for graduates who've got industry experience," says Mike Barnard of Milkround.com, the graduate recruitment website. "Banking, accounting and finance firms tend to encourage placements and work experience, and doing this in your gap year will set you apart from the other people applying."
But it's not a case of just strapping on a suit and heading down to the City. "The best way to use a gap year is to get placements in a few different industries," says Barnard. If you want to get into something competitive and creative such as film, journalism or music, then it's even more vital as there are only a finite number of positions," says Barnard.
And if you want to get into TV, being a runner is one of the lowest paid jobs you can get. So why not get it out of the way during your gap year? But don't just limit yourself to the UK. "Quite a lot of people are considering going abroad for relevant work experience, which can tie in with travelling," says Barnard. "It shows you have world experience."
The Sportsman
If you're the sporty kind, it doesn't get much better than taking a year out to play and coach your way across the globe. These guys are the lucky ones blessed with sporting talent and are happiest when on the pitch, piste or playa. (And just as happy off it.) "Our travellers are passionate young people who love sport," says James Burton, co-director of Global Sports Xperience, formerly Gap Sports ( www.global sportsxperience.com). "They are really excited about sharing their sports knowledge and experience with other people while they coach, play or train abroad."
Global Sports Xperience offers sporting chances to everyone and anyone across a range of disciplines. For the supremely talented, there are academy courses to hone your skills in football, cricket, athletics, and so on – just in time for your assault on the BUSA rankings at university. If you've got the balls for it, you could test your mettle with white-water rafting in New Zealand. Or you could just chill out on an African dhow boat in Mozambique.
For those with a taste for white powder, you could head to Quebec and become a qualified snowboard instructor (basically a passport to the finest resorts of the world). Water-based fun could see you kite-surfing in the Dominican Republic. If you want a pummelling, you could go a couple of rounds with Accra's finest on a boxing course in Ghana. Or for those with an eye on becoming the next Hoff, why not get some lifeguard training with the pros down at Manly Beach, Australia?
"Some are looking for a career in sport and want to develop their talents, others are sporty people who want to retrain or qualify as an instructor in the sports industry," says Burton. "Whatever the kind of placement they choose, our gappers just love spending time with other sporty people and often get involved in playing and training with the locals while overseas."
The Explorer
It would be pretty easy to classify these chaps as "science geeks" – taking soil samples, poking holes in ice, measuring tree girths. But talk to Mark Davison, co-director of VentureCo, the expedition specialists, and you get a very different picture.
"Our gappers are very easy to pigeonhole," he says." They're bright, yes, but what always impresses me is the spectrum of their interests: for example, they could be a little bit sporty, but with an interest in the arts." So, not science at all. "There's no formal science," says Davison. "It's just about the experience of being in a different environment."
Typically costing around £4,000 including flights, VentureCo gap years could have you doing anything: walking along ice caps and glaciers in Argentine Patagonia; trekking in the Torres del Paine natural park in Chile; scouting through jungles and rowing on the headwaters of the Amazon in Equador; or indulging in a bit of Darwinian analysis on the Galapagos (www.venture co-worldwide.com).
Gap years like this often come with 12-page kit list and a warning that you will only be given "sufficient calories" by way of food. But VentureCo is different. For instance, on trekking trips, they don't actually do any technical climbing. It's all far more rounded than that, and your three month trip will include an intensive language course and work experience with a local NGO.
So do you have to be a tough guy to do this kind of gap year? "It's attitude, rather than hardiness," says Davison. "Most of our gappers have done bronze or silver Duke of Edinburgh, which simply shows that their attitude, their willingness to do something for others."
And what about that "geek" charge? Well, you'll come back with language skills and enough confidence to blag your way through university. "The way these gappers change over the course of the expedition, you just wouldn't recognise them," says Davison.
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FARMINGTON — The obvious injuries to 4-year-old Ethan Stacy did not cause his death.
Instead, his death was classified a homicide due to a combination of scalding injuries, drug toxicity and aspiration pneumonia, Utah deputy chief medical examiner Edward Leis testified Friday.
The boy suffered some obvious second- and third-degree burns, bruising to his head and legs and lacerations to his head, but Leis said those injuries did not cause his death. The lacerations were caused after he died and the bruises were not serious.
The burns, however, could have led to dehydration, of which the boy showed signs. Leis said the burns were on the boy's feet and thighs, as though he had been crouching in scalding water. The burns would have been caused by either exposure to temperatures of 150 degrees or more or lower temperatures for a longer period of time.
Ethan would not have simply stepped into scalding water and received such injuries, he said, adding that the burns he received would have required medical treatment.
The doctor's testimony came during the third day of a preliminary hearing for Nathan Sloop, 34, the boy's stepfather who is accused of killing him. One more witness, a burn expert, is scheduled to testify on April 19 and a judge will likely decide then whether he's heard enough evidence to order Sloop to stand trial for capital murder and other charges.
Leis said aspiration pneumonia is caused by an inhalation of foreign materials into the lungs, potentially vomit, or as prosecutors suggested, fecal matter that the boy allegedly was forced to eat, according to prior police testimony.
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In the final hours before the UN General Assembly is expected to upgrade the
Palestinian delegation to a non-member-state observer status, Jerusalem shifted
from trying to convince countries to oppose the move toward getting some to
abstain or issue a statement diluting the significance of their
yes vote."What is very important for us now is that as many countries as
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an explanation with their vote [saying] it is a political statement confined to
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Palestine," one senior diplomatic official said.The idea is to get as
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countries encouraging them to add an explanation to their vote by saying that a
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Israel.The US, adamantly opposed to the step because of a fear that it
will set the diplomatic process back and make it more difficult to restart
negotiations, continued to try and get the Palestinian Authority to drop the
bid. Deputy Secretary of State William Burns and US Middle East envoy David Hale
met in New York on Wednesday with PA President Mahmoud Abbas in a last-ditch
effort to dissuade him from the move.Opinion in Jerusalem was split over
whether Abbas would offer to negotiate with Israel after the resolution was
passed.While some diplomatic officials argued that this "victory" would
give Abbas the "ladder" to "come off the tree and back to the negotiating
table," others argued that Abbas's comments to the effect that he would
negotiate with Israel after the resolution was passed were made only to win the
votes of the Europeans.They said that PA spokesmen had already repeated
their preconditions of a complete settlement freeze before talks can begin,
something Israel has long rejected.Over the past few days, Israeli
diplomats have seen their hopes fade of building a block of 40-50 "quality"
nations that would either abstain or vote against the resolution. France's
announcement on Tuesday that it was going to support the move ended hopes that
perhaps the EU would reach a consensus and abstain on the matter.Spain,
Denmark and Ireland, as well as Switzerland, which is not in the EU, announced
they would support the move.According to assessments in Jerusalem, they
will likely be joined by Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, Norway, Slovenia and
Sweden inside the EU.The US, Canada, Germany, the Czech Republic and
some South Pacific island states are expected to oppose the move.Inside
the EU, the abstentions are likely to come from The Netherlands, Bulgaria,
Estonia, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Poland and Slovakia.Britain has said it
will abstain unless the Palestinians commit to not taking Israelis to the
International Criminal Court (ICC) on war crimes charges, and pledge to begin
negotiations immediately. The Palestinians so far have refused to make those
commitments.Other countries expected to abstain are Australia and South
Korea in the Far East; Togo, Uganda and South Sudan in Africa; and Panama and
Colombia in Latin America.Israeli Ambassador to the UN Ron Prosor will
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previous agreements and will respond in a way that is proportionate to the
Palestinian move," said the official.The vote is expected to take place
at about 11 p.m. Israel time.In recent weeks, following appeals by the
US and other international players not to respond in an overly harsh manner that
would make a future return to negotiations even more difficult, Israel has moved
from suggestions that it immediately annul the Oslo Accords and annex the large
settlement blocs, to "tamer" measures, such as deducting money from taxes
collected on behalf of the PA to cover the estimated NIS 800 million owed to the
Israeli Electric Cooperation.Jerusalem's current position is that it
will wait to see what actions Abbas takes after gaining the upgraded status
before implementing drastic measures. If, for instance, he would decide to try
and take Israelis to the ICC on war crimes charges, it would be something that
could elicit a harsher Israeli reaction.Prime Minister Binyamin
Netanyahu has in recent weeks spoken to numerous colleagues asking them not to
support the measure.Netanyahu's spokesman, Mark Regev, characterized the
move on Wednesday as "political theater that won't change anything substantive
on the ground.""The Palestinians may well celebrate their victory for
one night, but when they wake up in the morning they will once again see that
nothing has changed on the ground, and that there is no substitute for direct
negotiations with Israel. That is the only real path to peaceful reconciliation
and Palestinian statehood," he said.According to Regev, the Palestinians
want the statehood designation as a "superior platform to continue their
conflict against Israel, and they should not be surprised when Israel refuses to
go along."
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