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|Hart to Hart (1979) (TV series) (TV Series) [Stefanie Powers as Jennifer Hart]
|Fanatic (1965) (movie) [Pat Carroll]
|Man Inside, The (1976) (TV show) [Ann]
|Washington: Behind Closed Doors (1977) (TV mini series) [Sally Whalen]
|Warning Shot (1967) (movie) [Liz Thayer]
|Hart to Hart (1979) (TV show) [Stefanie Powers as Jennifer Hart]
|Rabbit Fever (2005) (movie) [Georgia's mum]
|Hart to Hart: Till Death Do Us Hart (1996) (TV show) [Jennifer Hart/Simone]
|Tammy Tell Me True (1961) (movie) [Kay]
|Swingin' Together (1963) (TV show) [Linda Craig]
|Among the Thorns (1960) (movie)
|Magnificent Seven Ride!, The (1972) (movie) [Mrs. Laurie Gunn]
|Flash 04 (1967) (movie) [Herself]
|Burden of Proof, The (1992) (TV show) [Helen Dudak]
|At Mother's Request (1987) (TV show) [Frances Schreuder]
|Interns, The (1962) (movie) [Stefanie Powers as Gloria]
|Herbie Rides Again (1974) (movie) [Nicole Harris]
|Skyway to Death (1974) (TV show) [Nancy Sorenson]
|Someone Is Watching (2000) (TV show) [Michelle Dupre]
|Best of So Graham Norton, The (2000) (video) [Herself]
|Gone with the West (1975) (movie) [Stefanie Powers as Little Moon]
|Palm Springs Weekend (1963) (movie) [Bunny Dixon]
|Survive the Night (1993) (TV show) [Victoria]
|Good King Wenceslas (1994) (TV show) [The Queen]
|When Will I Be Loved? (1990) (TV show) [Maxie Howard]
|If a Man Answers (1962) (movie) [Stefanie as Tina]
|Hart to Hart: Secrets of the Hart (1995) (TV show) [Jennifer Hart]
|Screen Tests of the Stars (2002) (TV show) [Herself - Interviewee]
|Sky Heist (1975) (TV show) [Terry Hardings]
|Hart to Hart: Home Is Where the Hart Is (1994) (TV show) [Jennifer Hart]
|Sweet, Sweet Rachel (1971) (TV show) [Stefanie Powers as Rachel Stanton]
|Love and Betrayal (1989) (TV show) [Caroline Landry]
|Hart to Hart: Crimes of the Hart (1994) (TV show) [Jennifer Hart]
|Return to Earth (1976) (TV show) [Marianne]
|Hart to Hart: Old Friends Never Die (1994) (TV show) [Jennifer Hart]
|Girl from U.N.C.L.E., The (1966) (TV series) (TV Series) [Stefanie Powers as April Dancer]
|Ellery Queen: Don't Look Behind You (1971) (TV show) [Celeste]
|Mistral's Daughter (1984) (TV mini series) [Maggy Lunel]
|Mantrap (1971) (TV series) (TV Series) [Herself/panelist]
|TV Land Awards: A Celebration of Classic TV (2003) (TV show) [Presenter]
|Stagecoach (1966) (movie) [Stefanie as Mrs. Lucy Mallory]
|Love Has Many Faces (1965) (movie) [Carol Lambert]
|Night of 100 Stars (1982) (TV show) [Herself]
|Now Is Tomorrow (1958) (TV show)
|Night Games (1974) (TV show) [Mrs. Pauline Hannigen]
|She Was Marked for Murder (1988) (TV show) [Stefanie Powers as Elena Forrester-Chandler]
|Manhunter (1974) (TV show) [Ann Louise Hovis]
|Never Con a Killer (1977) (TV show) [Toni 'Feather' Danton]
|Intimate Portrait: Stefanie Powers (1999) (TV show) [Herself]
|Happy 100th Birthday Hollywood (1987) (TV show) [Herself]
|Young Sinner, The (1965) (movie) [Stefanie Powers as Ginny Miller]
|Hardcase (1972) (TV show) [Rozaline]
|Placido Domingo: Stepping Out with the Ladies (1985) (TV show) [Herself]
|Hollywood Wives (1985) (TV mini series) [Montana Gray]
|Beryl Markham: A Shadow on the Sun (1988) (TV show) [Beryl Markham]
|Experiment in Terror (1962) (movie) [Stefanie Powers as Toby Sherwood]
|No Place to Run (1972) (TV show) [Bonnie Howard]
|Secret World of Dreams, The (1995) (movie) [Host]
|Deceptions (1985) (TV show) [Sabrina/Stephanie]
|Bob Hope for President (1980) (TV show)
|Dale's All Stars (2000) (TV series) (TV Series) [Herself]
|Nowhere to Run (1978) (TV show) [Marian Adams]
|Polish Americans, The (1998) (TV show) [Herself]
|Secret of Bigfoot, The (1975) (TV show) [Shalin]
|Disney-MGM Studios Theme Park Grand Opening, The (1989) (TV show) [Herself]
|Escape to Athena (1979) (movie) [Stefanie as Dottie Del Mar]
|Boatniks, The (1970) (movie) [Kate]
|Family Secrets (1984) (TV show) [Jessie Calloway]
|Hart to Hart: Harts in High Season (1996) (TV show) [Jennifer Hart]
|Feather and Father Gang, The (1977) (TV series) (TV Series) [Toni 'Feather' Danton]
|It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time (1975) (movie) [Stefanie Powers as Georgina]
|New Interns, The (1964) (movie) [Gloria Worship]
|I Love the '80s Strikes Back (2003) (TV mini series) [Herself]
|Doctors (2000) (TV series) (TV Series) [Jane Powers (2001)]
|Like Father Like Son (1961) (movie) [Ginny Miller]
|Five Desperate Women (1971) (TV show) [Stefanie Powers as Gloria]
|Hart to Hart: Two Harts in Three-Quarters Time (1995) (TV show) [Jennifer Hart]
|Invisible Strangler (1976) (movie) [Candy Barrett]
|Death in Canaan, A (1978) (TV show) [Joan Barthel]
|VH-1 Where Are They Now: TV Bombshells (2003) (TV show) [Herself]
|Hart to Hart: Hart to Hart Returns (1993) (TV show) [Stefanie as Jennifer Hart]
|McLintock! (1963) (movie) [Becky McLintock]
|Shootout in a One-Dog Town (1974) (TV show) [Letty Crandell]
|Crescendo (1970) (movie) [Susan Roberts]
|Paper Man (1971) (TV show) [Karen McMillan]
|World Safari (1986) (TV show) [Herself]
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'Racial Harmony Through Beer' initiative kicks off Thursday
A date and time has been set for the re-education of Officer Crowley — I mean, some meaningful dialog on race:
A White House official tells ABC News that Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Cambridge Police Sgt. James Crowley will have beers with President Obama Thursday at 6 pm ET.
"The president sees this as an opportunity to get dialogue going on an issue that's been historically troubling," senior adviser David Axelrod told CBS Sunday.
In this case, the dialog was the problem. Traditionally, adding alcohol to any already tense situation doesn't work out very well, but I'm sure things will be different just as soon as Crowley settles in for a mandatory viewing of the Rodney King video.
As I wrote in my column yesterday, The Gates of Babble-On, I was disappointed that Officer Crowley accepted the invitation, because to do so is a tantamount to an admission of guilt to a charge of racism. This much is certain: Crowley isn't being invited over to be the recipient of an apology or even to engage in "meaningful dialog" – but for an intervention, community organizer-style.
I was hoping that Crowley would only accept Obama's offer if the president and Gates also agreed to meet with him and some of his fellow officers at the Cambridge Police Station.
In any case, maybe this meeting might at least inspire a commercial:
Bud Light presents: Real men of racial genius (♫ "Reeaaal men of racial geniuuussss …" ♫)
Today, we salute you, Mr. anti-racial profiling racial profiler guy. (♫ "Mr. Anti-Racial Profiling Racial Profiler Guy!" ♫)
Armed with knowledge of a long history of past injustice and a laundry list of "yo momma" jokes, you proudly defend yourself against the racist cop who showed up assuming you were a crook. And why? Because somehow that racist made one of your own neighbors call the cops on you. (♫ "Put that night-stick away!" ♫)
Undaunted in your quest to prove that the best way to win the long struggle to end profiling is by assuming that all white cops are racists, you demonstrate that oppression has to have been experienced to be understood. And who better understands the nightmare of minority oppression in America than a university professor who earns a high six-figure salary and has summers off?
So crack open an ice cold Bud Light, oh beacon of blind assumptions. Because ironically, even though the honkies are out to get you, you'll always be welcome in the White House.
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ICT law amendments and access for all are among the short term goals of Egypt's new ICT Ministry.
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What has to rank as one of the worst weeks in the history of Kansas University athletics included basketball coach Bill Self reaching for a glass of water and cracking that he had hoped it was filled with Vodka. It ended with interim head football coach wishing he could reach for amnesia dust to sprinkle on his players. Column by Tom Keegan
Any time a coaching-search adviser is employed by a university, suspicion percolates that the adviser will push buddies of his upon the athletic director.
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College basketball freshmen arrive at various stages of that transition from style — which is oh-so important at high school games and parties, AAU showcases and recruiting visits — to substance, which earns minutes. That journey was on full display for four KU freshmen during Friday's 69-59 victory over UC Santa Barbara at Allen Fieldhouse. By Tom Keegan
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If you're looking for a vineyard wedding, you might want to make your march to Three Rivers Winery, according to the maven of all things "good."
Martha Stewart Weddings, the online resource for bridal parties, has compiled a list of "10 Vineyards Outside of California Where You Can Get Married," and Three Rivers has made the cut. It's the only Washington winery to be featured on the list, which appears to touch on just about every region throughout the United States.
"Three Rivers Winery is a quiet oasis hidden in Walla Walla in Washington wine country," the piece describes. "You'll find its rustic property, surrounded by the Blue Mountains, not only inviting but also relaxing. Guests — whether wine connoisseurs or novice tasters — are sure to find a sip that pleases their palates because the property sources grapes from vineyards across the state. Pack your wedding-weekend itinerary with three-hole golf, a cheese pâté cooking class, or outdoor movie showings — all of which are regular happenings at Three Rivers."
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I've recently gotten a new adapter from Belkin. The previous one would just not work one afternoon. I have managed to install it, and can connect to my home network, but I am still unable to access the internet.
After contacting technical support a few times, and being refused help because they no longer have support for this product, I was instructed to download the software from online. After doing so, I did get onto the internet, but that was only for about a minute and I haven't been able to get on since then.
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I am deeply grateful for Ed Stetzer, and the profound wisdom and insight embodied in his articles posted by Christianity Today, "A Letter To My Worship Leaders" Part 1 and Part 2. Every worship leader should read them, own them, and keep them in front of them. I have trumpeted similar calls in everything I have ever written or said as a trainer of worship leaders/pastor for 25 years. However, there are just two areas within the letters, one macro and one micro, that disturb me. They disturb me not because they are explicitly wrong – they disturb me because they represent two classic Evangelical approaches to corporate worship that are "in the water" and need to be addressed.
Again, I encourage every worship leader to read Ed's well-written articles. Thank you for them, Ed. But we should not read them like baby chicks, swallowing everything that is delivered to us from an authoritative source (I always suggest my readers thoughtfully and critically approach my writing as well). I want to challenge two of the assumptions in Ed's letter.


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Nine veterans, honored at a ceremony of the American Legion Post 180 on Nov. 18, were presented a medallion and certificate from the Kansas Veterans Administration and Governor Sam Brownback for their military service in the Vietnam War era.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3111 and its Ladies Auxiliary met on Nov. 22 at the Post Home.
Virginia J. Manning, of Ellinwood, will celebrate her 90th birthday on Dec. 16, with a card shower.
Rev. Lloyd and Judy Sprick will celebrate their 50th anniversary from 2 to 4 p.m. on Dec. 18 with an open house at St. Peter Lutheran church Parish Hall in Holyrood. The event will be hosted by their children, Matthew and Jill Sprick of Hiawatha, Stephen and Joanna Sprick of Osborne, Jenelle Sprick of Overland Park and Sara and Scott McMahan of Blue Springs, Mo. The couple has 10 grandchildren.
The following meals will be served Dec. 12 through Dec. 16. The secondary schools also have available daily: Main dish second choices, chef's salad, combo lunches and choice of vegetables and dessert. The breakfast menu is offered only to students in USD 428. Menus are subject to change without notice. Milk served with all meals. All meals as offered meet USDA nutritional guidelines.
The following well-balanced and nutritious Friendship Meals will be served for lunch at the Great Bend Senior Center, 2005 Kansas Ave. Meals are served with milk; donations for coffee and tea are accepted.
League of Women Voters of Great Bend will hold the monthly meeting at noon on Tuesday at The Club at Stone Ridge. Lunch will be from the menu. The program will be provided by State Senator Ruth Teichmann. She will be discussing the redistricting project, and the important issues facing the legislature for the new term. The luncheon is informal and time will be allowed for discussion from the floor. The public is invited to attend and participate in the discussion.
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n the Barton County Commission story that ran in the Tuesday, Nov. 25, issue of the Great Bend Tribune, the cost per ton of sand produced by Barton County Road and Bridge Department was incorrectly reported as being $2.51. Road and Bridge Director Dale Phillips actually said the cost was $2.15. The Tribune regrets the error.
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Paul Nicholls has given Big Buck's an entry in a Haydock handicap hurdle as he plots his star stayer's return to action.
The nine-year-old has made his seasonal bow in the Long Distance Hurdle at Newbury for the last three years, winning on each occasion, and that December 1 event remains a possible target.
However, the Ditcheat handler has also entered Big Buck's for a richly endowed handicap contest the week before, although he underlined this is merely an option rather than his intended target.
He told his Betfair column: "I can reveal that Big Buck's has been given an entry in the Betfair Fixed Brush Handicap Hurdle on Betfair Chase day.
"It is a very valuable race, worth more than the Newbury race that is normally his reappearance, but money isn't everything and we will do what is best for the horse. But, at this stage, Haydock is only a tentative entry for him, so don't get carried away yet."
Nicholls has added another star to his hurdling ranks as Aaim To Prosper, who won the Cesarewitch for a second time last month when trained by Brian Meehan, has joined the Ditcheat team.
The trainer said: "He became the first horse to win two Cesarewitches last month and, at 112, must be one of the highest-rated Flat horses to have joined us from that sphere, maybe similar to Celestial Halo in ratings terms.
"The owners have Sidney Melbourne and Shooters Wood with me, and have kindly sent me him. He clearly is an exciting hurdling prospect."
He added: "Plans are fluid for my Charlie Hall winner Silviniaco Conti, but he is one of my Betfair Chase entries - along with Tidal Bay, Al Ferof and Cristal Bonus - and is in the King George, too. My Down Royal winner Kauto Stone goes straight for Kempton. We will keep him fresh and well for that.
"And my other Down Royal winner Cristal Bonus may go back to Ireland for the John Durkan on December 9. Tidal Bay won well over hurdles at Wetherby and at the moment I am leaning towards the Hennessy for him, but we will see."
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Saturday, November 22, 2014
Friday, November 21, 2014
Day 77: Sami punk
I love the outfits of the Sami people of Northern Scandinavia.
I do not like coloring past 11pm.
Here's a drawing reflecting those two statements.
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Day 76: A very important commission
I know I've been a little light on headstrong drawing effort lately, but things have been (insert excuse here) and dolls have been pretty demanding of my attention. However, I did have time to sit down with a very special client recently as she dictated exactly what I had to draw. A sample of our transcript:
"Draw me! Don't forget my boots! Now a boy! Make me a fairy! My hairy is messy! Draw me on his shirt! Put a spider on his pants! Dinosaurs, dinosaurs, DINOSAURS!"
Or something like that.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Day 75: Horae
Day 74: Dolls, dolls, my kingdom for some...mermaid.
More dolls today! I thought I'd take a picture of a dozen half-finished ones, but it'd probably be more fun to see the mermaid who holds my pens instead. Thanks, mermaid!
Monday, November 17, 2014
Day 73: A little fighting music...
So a little cheat: I did this a while ago, but I post it today to celebrate the fact that I'm going to my FIRST picture book specific critique group tonight! I'm workshopping the piece that accompanies these two little dudes and I'm super nervous/excited/queasy for it. Wish me luck!
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Day 72: Selfie Sunday: Team painting!
Today I had the exquisite pleasure of sitting down with the infamous Savin from Savin the Queen's Art Blog. We collaborated on this watercolor pen painting and were both really pleased with the results. More Savin art and musings on life can be seen at her blog here. Please enjoy. In the words of the artist herself: "Okay, that's it. I'm done."
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Day 71: Lupita Organa Solo
Lupita N'yongo has been cast in the upcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens (that title: urmm) and I am so. Incredibly. Excited. Please be amazing, JJ Abrams! Rekindle my romance with the movies and not just the universe!
Friday, November 14, 2014
Day 70: A quiet night with Fitzgerald
Another fun suggestion from a writer on BooksGetDrawn! It's like taking commissions but instead of getting paid, I can do whatever I want, when I want and they can't request changes. Good trade off! Fun practice. I should get back to kokeshi dolls.
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Day 69: Nightblood
Lately I've been enjoying a forum on reddit called "Books Get Drawn"...someone posts a scene from a book they enjoy and volunteers can draw it. It's a great place for inspiration, both drawing and what-to-read next sorts of inspiration.
This scene comes from Brandon Sanderson's novel "Warbreaker." The requester's original post is here. Now I've got to read the actual book!
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Day 68: Jonas
I remember exactly where I was 15 years ago when I read this part in "The Giver": walking home from class back to my dorm at BYU. I remember stopping dead in my tracks, flipping the pages back and forth and slow-burn realizing the implications of Jonas' sudden perception of the apple. I think I stood still under the trees for another 15 minutes, reading through the next few chapters. I didn't want to go home yet, I didn't want to talk to anyone that didn't just have the same heart-gasping experience that I did, afraid that it would sully the moment in some weird way. Ever have that? Where you love something SO much you don't want to talk about it at all; you just keep it for yourself?
Anyways. Jonas from "The Giver" by Lois Lowry. Apples are delicious.
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Day 67: More dolls, always with the dolls...
"Are you satisfied with your care, Mr. Potter?"
More dolls. Dolls dolls dolls. That's a weird word if you type it too much. Dolls. Buffalo. Kokeshi.
More dolls. Dolls dolls dolls. That's a weird word if you type it too much. Dolls. Buffalo. Kokeshi.
Monday, November 10, 2014
Day 66: Wizard buddies foreva
No animation today; it was a doll painting day. More Harry Potter peeps! Voldemort turned out a little scarier than I had intended.
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Day 65: Sunday Selfie! South says sorry...
From my current comic WIP! Once offended, Bob the unicorn requires sincere apologies to get him up and moving again.
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Day 64: Gogo Tomago
Did you guys know that Gogo Tomago from Big Hero Six is Disney's FIRST Korean character? Fancy that! I SAID FANCY IT.
In other news, Big Hero Six is AMAZING. It's hilarious and touching and exciting and beautiful and holy crap, how many movies have I seen this week?? More BH6 inspired artwork coming soon, I'm sure.
Also, I was in bed by the time I finished this, so I took a picture instead of properly scanning it downstairs. Fancy that too, while you're at it.
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Hospitals Look at Retail Pharmacies With Renewed Interest
It's more than convenience: An integrated retail pharmacy provides hospitals with opportunities to boost patient satisfaction and lower readmission rates while producing modest revenue.
U.S. hospitals have offered on-campus retail pharmacies for years, but the drive to achieve improvements across the continuum of care is prompting a surge in new facilities and reinvention of existing on-site drug stores.
"A retail pharmacy based on-campus and operated by the hospital provides an integrated continuum of care for one of the most critical steps in the health care transitions process," said Christine Collins, director of pharmacy at Lifespan, which includes Rhode Island Hospital, The Miriam Hospital and Bradley Hospital in Rhode Island. "Research has shown that over half of medication errors occur during transitions in care."
Lifespan plans to have two on-campus retail pharmacies open at its Providence hospitals by the end of the year. The health system opened its first retail pharmacy at Rhode Island Hospital in May 2013 and a second site is set to open at The Miriam in the fall.
"By having our own pharmacy, we can provide integrated care," Collins said. "Our pharmacists have full electronic access to the patients' hospital record, including inpatient medications, lab and microbiology results, physician's notes and pharmacy interventions. It is also very collaborative. We can consult with the patient's physicians, nurses and other health professionals before the patient even leaves the hospital. And it's patient-centered. We can deliver the medications right to the patient's bedside before they are discharged. This is not only a convenience, but it also provides a major safety enhancement by ensuring that the patient actually fills their prescription."
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Judi Dench stars in the story of Philomena Lee, mother to a boy conceived out of wedlock and given up for adoption. Nearly 50 years later, Philomena meets Martin Sixsmith (Steve Coogan), a former BBC reporter looking for his next big story. Together, they embark on a journey to locate her long lost son. As the pieces of the puzzle come together, the unlikely travel companions form a comic and heartwarming friendship. Based on the 2009 investigative book by Martin Sixsmith 'The Lost Child of Philomena Lee', the film adaptation has been hailed as "a triumph for Judi Dench. Brilliant. A performance of grace, nuance and cinematic heroism." (Mary Corliss, TIME MAGAZINE)
Academy Award-Winner Judi Dench stars as Philomena, a woman who alongside a grumpy reporter (Steve Coogan) journeys to America to find the child she put up for adoption so many years ago.
Pregnant, unmarried teenagers were not well-regarded in Philomena Lee's 1950's Irish Catholic community in England. Forced to give her son up for adoption in the United States, Philomena (Judi Dench) was also made to sign a contract forbidding her from any inquiry into his whereabouts. Years later, after starting a family in England and for the most part moving on with her life, Lee meets Sixsmith (Steve Coogan of TROPIC THUNDER), a BBC reporter with whom she decides to journey to America to finally discover her long-lost son. Based on the 2009 investigative book by BBC correspondent Martin Sixsmith, "The Lost Child of Philomena Lee," PHILOMENA takes you along on that emotional trip.
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Plácido Domingo Returns to LA Opera in LA TRAVIATA, 9/13
The production, which will be conducted by Music Director James Conlon, is a revival of a production created by director and designer Marta Domingo, first seen at LA Opera in June 2006 and later presented at San Francisco Opera in 2009. Tenor Arturo Chacón-Cruz will sing the role of Alfredo Germont. The production will reunite Mr. Domingo and Ms. Machaidze, the stars of LA Opera's current production of Jules Massenet's Thaïs, which continues through June 7. La Traviata will open on September 13, 2014, for a total of six performances through September 28.
"I first performed in La Traviata when I was starting out as a young tenor, singing the role of Gastone in the first year of my career and then moving up to Alfredo, a role that I sang many times," said Mr. Domingo. "Back then, I never once imagined that I would someday sing the baritone role of Giorgio Germont. But whenever I performed Alfredo, I was always mesmerized by that powerful scene between Violetta and Giorgio-the centerpiece of the opera, really-as I waited offstage during the second act. In recent years, when I seriously began to explore the possibility of singing Verdi baritone roles, Giorgio Germont was one that stood out for me. I can really identify with Verdi's deeply moving 'father' roles, and the music that he wrote for Giorgio is an absolute joy to sing."
Mr. Domingo first performed the role of Giorgio Germont in 2013 at the Metropolitan Opera. La Traviata is also the work with which he made his operatic conducting debut, at New York City Opera in 1973. He has conducted the opera numerous times since then, including a 2001 production at LA Opera.
In the giddy, glitzy world of Paris-updated in director Marta Domingo's staging to the Roaring Twenties-a naive young man falls head over heels for a glamorous party girl. Together they trade the fast life for an idyllic love nest far from the city...until an unexpected visitor threatens to tear them apart. The powerful romantic drama, illuminated through Verdi's soaring arias and passionate duets, have long made La Traviata one of the most popular of all operas.
This will be the first of two major LA Opera appearances in the coming season for Mexican tenor Arturo Chacón-Cruz, who sings the role of Alfredo Germont; he will return in November 2014 as Arcadio in Florencia en el Amazonas.
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December 18, 2006
In the end, resistance was futile. England's 463-day Ashes reign, the shortest in history, came to an end just two balls into the second session of the 15th day of this contest. In truth, it was over long before it had begun. As Ricky Ponting admitted in the immediate aftermath of victory, the pain of Australia's defeat in 2005 was all the spur they needed to overpower their opponents at the earliest opportunity.
England showed some fight in today's brief encounter. While Andrew Flintoff and Kevin Pietersen were still in harness, thumping England ever closer to their mammoth target of 557, it seemed there was still an outside possibility of an astounding turnaround. But that's the problem. Such notions were nothing more than an illusion, brought about by the memories of last summer's miracles. Even at the eleventh hour, England were still clinging to dreams. Australia, on the other hand, were dealing only in hard and fast reality.
It's all been a bit of a dreamy daze for England. Their nightmare on Vulture Street in the first Test, their agonised paralysis on the final day at Adelaide, Adam Gilchrist's demolition job in Saturday's pivotal session at the WACA. At every step of the way, England have resembled the seven dwarves whistling their way to work. Every now and again they've put in some very good work too, but they've been deluding themselves if they think their efforts could unsettle opponents so hell-bent on victory.
And that, in a nutshell, has been their failing throughout a hit-and-miss year. It was England's dream that last year's Ashes triumph would mark the start of a glorious ascent to the summit of world cricket. In actual fact, the team was a spent force even as they embarked on their legendary celebrations at The Oval last summer. The sheer effort of reaching that glorious high had taken its toll on a body of men who, with the exception of the insatiable Pietersen, had reached the end of a long and eventful road.
Those who came late to the Ashes party forget how much had been achieved by Michael Vaughan's band of brothers. If 2005 was special then 2004 was, statistically, an even greater year, encompassing as it did wins in the Caribbean and South Africa, not to mention seven straight triumphs in the English summer, en route to six series wins in a row. Such great efforts were visibly draining - physically, on men such as Vaughan, Simon Jones, Ashley Giles and Andrew Flintoff himself; and mentally, in the sad case of Marcus Trescothick and, if we are being honest, Geraint Jones as well.
All of which increases the folly of England's selection this winter. After an erratic 12 months, England defeated Pakistan by two Tests and a forfeit, with a four-man bowling attack of Steve Harmison, Matthew Hoggard, Sajid Mahmood and Monty Panesar. The combination had its flaws for sure, but it had momentum and, more importantly, it was looking forwards, not back. With Flintoff waiting in the wings to add an extra line of attack, who knows what might have happened on that first day at the Gabba? A winning mentality is, after all, a rather critical component to success, as Australia themselves have demonstrated over the past 15 days of competition.
Australia had nine Test wins in a row coming into this series; England had five wins, four losses, four draws - which is precisely neither here nor there. At Lord's back in May, they allowed Sri Lanka to score 537 for 9 in the follow-on to draw an undrawable Test - ideal preparation for losing the unloseable Test at Adelaide last week. The intensity has been absent throughout, not least in one-day cricket - a mode of the game that England thought was irrelevant until they lost that second Test in a typical limited-overs scramble.
Flintoff refused to discuss changes for the final two Tests, but changes are inevitable. The first man for the chop has to be Geraint Jones, who has managed just 369 runs in the 14 Tests since the last Ashes, at an average of 16.77. His presence has been a gift for Australia, who have mocked his every step in this series and gave him the ultimate send-off today with the most desperate duck of his career.
England do have a bright future. Their batsmen, with the exception of Flintoff and the luckless Andrew Strauss, have all prospered, and they are all aged 30 or less. But it is their bright past that has been too prominent on this tour. The impression throughout has been of a side whose management doesn't trust the materials at his disposal. Duncan Fletcher has given much to England in his seven years at the helm. But he's let his charges down on this occasion. He, like everyone else involved in England's campaign, has spent a little too long in dreamland.
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