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On July 16, 2005, about 0945 Costa Rican time, an amphibian Pilatus PC-6, N908PL, was destroyed when it impacted the Pacific Ocean, Gulf of Papagayo, near Flamingo Bay, Brasilito, Costa Rica. The certificated commercial pilot and five passengers were fatally injured. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed, and the airplane was not operating on a flight plan. The local sightseeing flight, which departed Tamarindo Airport (TNO), Tamarindo, Costa Rica, was operating under Costa Rican flight regulations.
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By Colleen Surridge
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April 21, 2008
OSWEGO -- About a mile south of U.S. 400 on Wallace Road, otherwise known as Montana Road, off to the right, sits a small rural school on a large, nearly barren piece of land -- save the buildings and playground equipment.
That is all about to change after the Kansas State Board of Education approved a charter for the Service Valley school this week. Soon, passersby will see lush garden plots, a greenhouse and animal pens on the school grounds as it moves to project-based learning with an agricultural and environmental emphasis.
Service Valley Charter Academy will open its doors next school year, but much of what students will learn will be outside.
"There are only three schools like this in the U.S.: ours, one in Walton, Kansas, which we will actually be cooperating with and the third is in Minnesota," said principal Mikel Ward.
"I had a vision for this particular school. It's always struggled with an identity, because we don't have a town. ... The only identity we have is that we are a rural community school," Ward said. "For about three years I've been envisioning how I can bring about a better identity for us. The roots of this school are in agriculture. I started here 15 years ago and it was mostly rural farming families. Most of the farms have dried up though, and now we draw students from local communities."
"If you ask a student now, 'Where do tomatoes and milk come from?,' they would say they come from Wal-Mart. They are disconnected with rural culture. They have no idea how to grow a tomato or where eggs come from," he said.
With this in mind, Ward's vision formed into developing a charter school grounded in agriculture.
"We want to use modern technology and modern education to teach these students the skills of how to grow their own food and survive. We will incorporate a lot of math and science in this curriculum," Ward said. "We are not trying to go back to Laura Ingalls. We are not trying to go backwards, but go forwards. We will have a cooperative agreement with the Kansas State University Agricultural Department."
Teachers will spend two weeks this summer attending classes at K-State to learn how to incorporate the agriculture-themed curriculum into their classrooms.
"It still has to fit within the scope of No Child Left Behind and we still have to make adequate yearly progress. We will still be held accountable," Ward said.
The focal point of the school will be the greenhouse. The large 16-foot by 30-foot greenhouse, fully functional with utilities, and sitting on a foundation, will be tied to the city of Oswego, which has been named a Tree City USA.
"We want to plant a north wind break, which is greatly needed, and we hope to work cooperatively with the city of Oswego to provide them with trees. Inside the greenhouse, we intend to grow trees from actual seeds. The trees can also be donated to places like the Boy Scouts and churches," Ward said. "The vegetables, like cucumbers and tomatoes, can be self-sustaining too, because they can be sold at the Farmer's Markets or sold to parents and patrons."
The students also will have animals to care for, such as chickens and a bucket calf.
"We are going to get about $400,000 over three years. Some of those monies will help with the initial purchase of the animals and then what we expect is the animals to sustain themselves. Parents and patrons will be able to purchase eggs and at the end of each year the bucket calf can be sold at the local market. That profit will purchase the next one."
Science teacher Ray Huff, a third-generation farmer, will be coordinating the charter.
Huff said another big aspect of the student's education will be field trips.
"We will be going to area farms. There are some regulations involved, but we want to take the kids to an ethanol plant, a wind farm, a dairy farm and a lot of other places. The grant will be able to afford us the opportunity to get kids out of the classroom."
This summer, the greenhouse will be built, ground tilled for plots, fences put up and shelters for the animals built. The school will be doing much of the work themselves, and will likely seek volunteers to assist.
"When you drive by this school you are going to know exciting things are happening," Ward said.
In year two of the grant, Ward said, hydroponics will be added to the greenhouse.
"In year two we will also get our wind turbine, a corn-burning stove, and a weather station."
The education the students receive will go much deeper than math, science, reading and writing.
In addition to learning project development, implementation and evaluation, along with creative problem solving, Ward said, "This will help the students to develop interpersonal skills, communication skills, help them learn to work together in groups so they can interact verbally and socially. All that is an education in itself. For so many kids it's all about me and to heck with you. This will give them a new perspective. ... And you ask kids about chores, it's a foreign term to them. This will let us get outside the box a bit, and help the kids learn a work ethic as well."
Huff said the charter school also will have a new Web site to keep patrons updated on all the projects going on at the school throughout the year.
"It's going to be cool," Huff said. "And what's neat is it could all be self sustaining in the long run."
Ward said three years ago the school had only 43 students. Now there are 71, and it is hoped there will be many more with the changes.
"We will continue with open enrollment, although there is an out-of-district application process and a cap on each grade level of 20 students," Ward said.
Work toward the new beginning is only weeks away.
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"Moving Cooler" is a comprehensive analysis sponsored by a diverse group of public and private entities, including Shell Oil, the Federal Highway Administration, the Urban Land Institute, American Public Transportation Association, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Natural Resource Defense Council, and many others. The research was conducted by Cambridge Systematics and analyzed strategies and their potential impact through 2050.
According to the EPA, emissions have had the fastest growth in the transportation sector, with 28 percent of the Unites States' total GHG emissions coming from transportation. The study shows that from 1996 to 2006, growth in U.S. transportation GHG emissions represented almost one-half (47 percent) of the increase in total U.S. GHG emissions. The research points out that the U.S. can't reach its emission reduction goals without successful strategies to reduce GHG emissions from transportation.
Some specific near term strategies to reduce GHG emissions include expanded public transit services, driving at lower speeds and other driving techniques, congestion pricing, and operational improvements, according to the study. Long-term strategies include changes in development patterns and land use, which aim to increase density and reduce vehicle travel. The authors of the study note that these long term strategies are just as essential as the short term strategies.
The study authors note that while advances in fuels and vehicle technology will be critical to reducing GHG emissions from transportation, the "Moving Cooler" analysis demonstrates that additional GHG emissions reductions can be achieved by bundling transportation strategies. These bundles can be designed to support transportation and economic objectives while also contributing to GHG reductions.
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The students are proud of their school and want to come to school and learn. Teachers and students treat each other with respect, and the teachers are always available to talk. There are many enrichment programs provided by a very strong and active parent organization. Students can participate in sports, academic olympics, and gifted programs. Hagemann makes me smile.
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WOONOCKET — Three years ago, George Briggs retired from a more than three-decade career as a educator in the Woonsocket school system.
Briggs was also contemplating doing the same from his post as the longtime (and successful) track and cross-country coach at the high school level.
But one dedicated individual, one person he's had the opportunity to work alongside for the past four years has made him think otherwise — his good friend and girls' head cross-country, track coach Dan Richard.
PROVIDENCE — In Saturday's semifinal round of the R.I. state championship meet, Cumberland High won four of five bouts to take some of the sting out of its slow start to the tourney on Friday evening.
Cumberland suffered a huge loss on Friday night when two-time state champion Shai Lariviere defaulted in his second match, giving in to a sprained ankle suffered on Monday at practice.
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Two-time defending champion Shoneil Lariviere was upset in the 125-pound finals by East Providence's Joao Vicente, who pulled off a stunning 11-5 win over an opponent who had pinned him last month during the dual-meet season.
WOONSOCKET -- The options for finding ancestral information through the American-French Genealogical Society (AFGS) have expanded in a way that will make it easier for local researchers to access faraway record repositories without having to leave the Society's 78 Earle St. base.
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WOONSOCKET – To keep from being kicked out on the street, a group of merchants in Main Street's embattled Commercial Block agreed to share a $6,600 utility bill that's been ignored by the Florida bank that foreclosed on the property and the Providence company the bank hired to manage it.
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By Kyle Anderson on June 14, 2013
Yahoo has unveiled its exclusive extended trailer for Neill Blomkamp's hard science fiction adventure Elysium, which shows Matt Damon getting harassed by robots, Jodie Foster being smug in a tower, and Sharlto Copley looking mangled and angry. Again. It also gives us a bit more info about the plot of the movie, which is an allegory about the haves and the have-nots, not a new topic for sci-fi, being a part of pretty much every futurist story in the last 30-40 years. Hmm, wonder why that trope hasn't gone away. Still, the movie looks pretty excellent, and Matt Damon gets all robo-awesome and that's what we all want to see. Just hand Blomkamp the Halo movie right now. He can handle it.
Elysium hits theaters August 9th. Get ready to have your boredom-cancer forcibly removed.
I had no idea Julia Gillard had started playing space station presidents.
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this is the name of drink, mostly use in poland. put short-drink (wet) of vodka into your glass of beer and drink it all in very short time
-o man. i'm so drunk! i've drink 5 u-boat's in 20min!
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a submarine used in world war one and two
"omg the uboat is coming"
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A long and sturdy albeit plastic turd that bends in a U plugging the toilet when the moment off truth arrives.
Man I had to swab the deck after U-boat 7:17 left the dock.
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When a man sneaks up on his girlfriend or wife while she is sleeping and puts it in her butt.
While Emma slept, Gary snuck under the covers and gave her the... u-boat.
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text: Gertrude Polakowski of Glen Cove died on Dec. 29, 2013, at age 93. Beloved wife of the late Paul. Mother of the late Paul Jr. (Rose Martone Polakowski). Sister of Mary Scott. Grandmother of Paul III and Christina Byers (Graham). Great-grandmother of Eva and Charlie. Reposed at Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Cove. Interment service at Holy Rood Cemetery.


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In 1962, director Robert Mulligan and screenwriter Horton Foote brought to the screen a classic literary tale of innocence lost. Written in 1960 by Harper Lee (her only novel), To Kill a Mockingbird won the Pulitzer Prize, and for the last 45 years, has been read by every student in an American schoolits also number 21 on the list of books most challenged for use in classroom curriculum. Nonetheless, the film, which very much pleased Lee, quickly became part of cinemas great film lexicon, with an Oscar-winning performance from Gregory Peck and a nomination for newcomer Mary Badham as Scout. So, grab the kids, revisit the dark racial waters of the deep South, and have a big, long talk at the end.
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Tender pork, green chilies and hominy have roots in Southwestern cuisine but help bring the heat to the Midwest for those long winter nights. An easily adaptable stew, it's ready in 4 hours if cooked on high in a slow cooker, or in 8 hours if cooked low and slow. —Paul Sedillo, Plainfield, Illinois
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2 pounds boneless pork shoulder butt roast, cut into 3/4-inch cubes
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Here is a great collection of vintage moving postcards used in USA. We are also gathering photos of other postcards to include. If you have something that will fit this collection, please send us a photo by email or comment below.
Mayflower moving van postcard belonging to the Aero Mayflower Transit Co. of Indianapolis, IN and Champion-Mayflower Storage & Trucking Co. located in Greensboro, North Carolina!
A great black and white vintage postcard showing a 1940s white semi truck Bellingham owned by Swan's Moving and Storage Co. based in Washington, Oregon.
Cleveland Transfer Co moving postcard showing an old Ford truck.
National Van Lines postcard.
Another National Van Lines vintage postcard using the same background but with a different truck.
A vintage black and white card.
A vintage GMC F350 moving truck on this postcard.
Do you like the collection. We will be adding more postcard images to this post. Please send us your recommendations and additions in the comments below. You can see our photos collection (some really funny stuff there) and the hilarious moving accident videos here. I am also working on modern postcards post and on vintage van photos collection too. Check out our National Movers now.
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Adrienne Marquand
Adrienne Marquand hails from Montana, where she discovered her love for acting at the ripe old age of 5. Eventually her zeal for performing brought her to Los Angeles, where she earned a B.A. in Theatre at the University of Southern California. LBSC welcomed Adrienne into its ranks during the summer of 2011 when she played the bearded Sir Hugh Evans in The Merry Wives of Windsor. She will next be seen on the stage of the Richard Goad Theatre as Paulina in The Winters Tale and most recently portrayed Katharina in The Taming of the Shrew and Maria in Twelfth Night. Other LBSC shows include Romeo & Juliet, A Christmas Carol and Sherlock Holmes and the Hound of the Baskervilles. Adrienne joined forces with two other company members to co-direct and star in an all-female production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised], which will be revived in April 2013. She lent her vocal talents to the LBSCs Audio Theatre on the Web in A Christmas Carol, Lights Out and The Shadow, as well as staged readings of The Wizard of Oz and Alice in Wonderland. During the summer of 2012 she acted as the Artistic Director of the Go Shakespeare summer day camp for kids and teenagers. Other Shakespeare acting credits include Beatrice Much Ado About Nothing, Viola in Twelfth Night and Biondello in Taming of the Shrew. When not managing a private tutoring company, Adrienne auditions for countless film, television and commercial projects. She is currently working on multiple webseries and soon hopes to direct a film on which she has been collaborating for the past year. When not acting, Adrienne can be found enveloping herself in Middle Eastern culture, decoupaging and traveling. Learn more at www.imdb.me/adriennemarquand or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/adriennemarquand. She is currently represented by The Polygon Group and Committed Artists Entertainment.
Amy Shu
Amy has been in several East West Players Studio Lab Projects, TeAda's Delicious Reality, and I Have a Voice, solo pieces performed in Vancouver, Canada. She is a company member of the Hereandnow Theater Company.
Ashley Marquand (Director and Actor)
Ashley has been with LBSC, since the December 2011 production of A Christmas Carol, in which she played nine different characters. She continued this pattern of schizophrenic behavior in several other LBSC productions, playing everything from a clueless servant in The Taming of the Shrew, to a regal queen in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. She is proud to be back on the Goad stage, putting her training from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy to good use! When she's not making costume changes or learning lines, Ashley is busy juggling several artistic projects, including The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: Abridged; Revised, which will be returning to the Goad later this April. She also enjoys reading autobiographies and chick-lit novels, collecting anything with glitter, and international traveling.
Brandon Alexander Cutts
A 13-year veteran with the company, Brandon joined LBSC through their educational outreach program at Cabrillo High School. He has performed in over 40 shows with LBSC. He has also performed with Cornerstone Theater Company, The Ahimsa Collective, and New Yorks Instant Shakespeare Co. Brando (a nickname he earned from his fellows in the company) made his directorial debut at the Goad Theatre with Lysistrata. Since then, he has directed the 2011 LBSC Summer Festivals Merry Wives of Windsor, LB Seafests A Midsummer Nights Dream for Kids, and The Winters Tale at the Goad. He has a degree in Drama from UCI. Favorite past roles include Silvius in As You Like It, Enobarbus in Antony and Cleopatra, Yefim in Uncle Vanya, St. Peter in Last Days of Judas Iscariot, and the title role in Hamlet.
Brandy Eaves
Brandy is from Omaha, Nebraska and moved to LA to pursue a career in acting. She performs with LBSC and Azusa Renaissance Theater. She has performed as Cynthia, the Voice in To My Ninth Grade Self, as Sylvia in The Two Gentlemen of Verona, and was a featured member of the ensemble cast for The Gift of the Magi. She was also heard in both The Shadow episodes during the Monster Rally Radio Series, all at LBSC, where she can be found volunteering.www.brandyeaves.com
Carl Wawrina
Carl has been a member of LBSC since 2007, and has performed in dozens of plays, radio shows and staged readings at the Richard Goad Theater. Most recently, Carl played the leads in King Lear and Richard III, to great critical acclaim. He has also received rave reviews for his portrayal of Professor Pearson in The War of the Worlds, and his performance as Mark Twain in LBSCs one-man show, Is Shakespeare Dead? Carl can be seen in two upcoming episodes of Travel Channel's Hotel Secrets and Legends. An accomplished voice actor, Carl performed English language overdubs for the father in Antboy, a Danish superhero feature film recently released in the US; and for the father in an upcoming State Farm TV commercial, featuring Ultraman, that was filmed in Mandarin Chinese. Carl also served as the announcer in two East West Bank TV commercials that recently aired in major US markets. Carl is also a versatile musician and composer.
Colter Harkins
Colter is a young man from Colorado, looking to make his way in the world. Before moving to L.A. one summer ago, he graduated from Colorado Mesa University with a B.A. in Theater Arts. As T.E. Lawrence said, "Big things have small beginnings." His credits with LBSC include Cornwall in King Lear and Ben Quick in The Long, Hot Summer.
Dana Coyle
Dana is a Los Angeles-based actor who does anything and everything, from playing Woman in an unnamed webisode to Lady Macbeth in a performance at womens prison. Shakespeare roles are her particular pleasure, and she intends to play as many possible! She was most recently seen as Goneril in LBSCs King Lear.
Daniel Schuetterle
Daniel grew up in Germany and moved to the US when he was nine years old. He used to run track and field in high school and liked to sing and write. In college, he majored in Psychology and ran a German club in his senior year. At present, he works for LAUSD as a Special Needs Aide. This is his stage debut!
Diana DeVille
Diana hails from West Monroe, Louisiana. She moved to Los Angeles to be a radio personality, working at Hot 97, KRAB-FM, and heavy metal mainstay, KNAC.com,, where she was known as The Rock Goddess. She studied acting at the Actors Workshop, and has been with LBSC for about a year, appearing in Cymbeline and The Two Gentlemen of Verona. She also played British ghost, Harriett Cole, in Fates Thread at the Horseshoe Theatre.
Eduardo Mora
Originally from Guadalajara, Mexico, Eduardo now lives in Long Beach. His roles with LBSC include Rosencrantz in Hamlet, Baptista in The Taming of the Shrew, Captain Fluellen in Henry V, and Raganeau in Cyrano de Bergerac. Other credits include The Rainmaker at the Whittier Community Theatre, The Importance of Being Earnest at the Westminster Community Theatre, Twelve Angry Men at the Newport Theatre Arts Center, and Sordid Lives at Theatre Out. In Their Nature, an independent film in which Eduardo played the lead, got an honorary mention at the Kansas City Film Festival. Eduardo has also performed in the LBSC Audio Theatre on the Web, including Frankenstein (he played the Monster), Dick Tracy, My Client, Curley, and numerous performances of The War of the Worlds.
Eric Snyder
Eric grew up in rural Upstate NY near the city of Rochester. There he was a core member of the Burning Barn Theater Company, where he spent happy years working on everything from original childrens shows, to classic Shakespeare, to contemporary vignettes in the Bare Bones Festivals. In August of 2009, he moved to LA and only looks back to say hi to his folks. He has performed in a number of LBSC webcasts and was featured in Scott Wares original scripts for Speared, Shaken and Stirred. On the Goads mainstage, Eric was Sebastian in Twelfth Night, Autolycus in The Winters Tale, and Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew. In his off time, he enjoys fiddling with his guitar, devouring books and playing chess.
Fiona Austin
A native of Long Beach, Fiona received a Bachelor of Theatre degree from Loyola University of Chicago. Fiona has been a member of LBSC since 2007, having performed in such productions as Julius Caesar, Cymbeline, and The Two Gentlemen of Verona. Some of her other credits include the role of Dinah Lord in Long Beach City College's production of The Philadelphia Story, as well as characters from Medea, Measure for Measure, The Trojan Women, and Frankenstein. Fiona was also featured in Loyola University Chicagos 2012-2013 McElroy Shakespeare Festivals. Fiona was last seen on stage as Regan in LBSC's production of King Lear.
Jacob Ochsner
Acting since he was five years old, Jacob received the International Modeling and Talent Associations Actor of the Year Award in 2003. Since then, he has had both supporting and lead roles in theater companies in Washington, Florida and California. He is also an experienced voice over, film and commercial artist. His roles with LBSC include Fleance in Macbeth, Solinus in The Comedy of Errors, Simple in The Merry Wives of Windsor, Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet, Antonio in Twelfth Night, and Horatio in Hamlet. Jacob is an honor student and plays the violin. Jacob Ochsner is managed by Semler Entertainment, LLC.
Jesse Seann Atkinson
Originally from a small town in Missouri, Jesse went on to graduate from the University of Tampa with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Musical Theatre--thus trading in his political and criminal law studies. After dancing for Walt Disney World for two years, he moved to Chicago where he began working in television and film, and on many stage productions, including writing and directing his own first play, Between Friends. Living in Long Beach since 2007, his many projects have led him into getting his membership in the Screen Actors Guild. His stage credits include: Anything Goes, Oklahoma, Butterflies Are Free, What the Butler Saw, and most recently Spider Baby the Musical. Film credits include: Angels and Demons, Undying Love (short), Blue Plate Special (short), and recently Return To Zero, and Boystown, a television series set to air March 2013 on Canada's OutTV. When he is not on-stage or on-screen, he writes both feature film scripts and plays, and works with Turbo Orange Films out of New York City. Jesse is extremely happy to be working once again with LBSC, following his participation in their latest production of The Winter's Tale. You can find more info on him at www.imdb.me/jesseseannatkinson.
Jo McLachlan
Jo has appeared in several radio plays for LBSC's Audio Theatre on the Web. Her film credits include: What Women Want, Sudden Impact, The Opposite of Sex, Contact, and several shows for The Discovery Channel and Animal Planet (Yes, Virginia, there is a show called "I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant"). Jo has also appeared in a lot of annoying commercials for Hewlitt Packard and "Fit N' Slim: The Garment that makes you look 20 lbs thinner!" She has performed Improv with the Groundlings, LA Theatersports, Impromptune, and, currently, with Corporate Recess Players.
Joe Montenari
Joe has been doing voice over work for the past fifteen years, including voicing commercials (Shell Oil, Air China, Ameristar Casinos, etc.), audio books, and industrials. Joe has been studying acting in L.A. from the likes of Pat Fraley, Lynda McCarrell, Sue Blu, Harvey Kelmenson, and at SCR with Greg Atkins, Greg Unger and Chris Best. He also studies singing with Tom Shelton in SCRs Singing for the Actor class. He is also a founding member of the Corporate Recess Players, an Orange County based Improv troope. They have been performing together for over six years. He is a proud member of SAG/AFTRA.
Julie Kirkman
Julie was last seen as Joanne in Company and will soon be seen as The Countess in Picasso at the Lapin Agile at CSH Playhouse. She has also appeared in King Lear, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Cymbeline and The Gift of the Magi at LBSC as well as a variety of KBRD radio shows. Prior to that, she was seen in Crazy Love at the Toluca Lake Players and Blithe Spirit at the Whittier Community Theatre. Julie has studied with The Acting Center, The Independent Shakespeare Company, AMDA and LAMDA.
Kevin Alai
Kevin has been with LBSC since the fall of 2012, when he starred as Rosencrantz in Hamlet. Since then he has performed in a number of productions with the company, including The Winter's Tale, As You Like It, Cymbeline, and The Two Gentlemen of Verona. Kevin has also participated in many of LBSC's holiday and radio shows. A graduate from the University of Southern California's Dramatic Arts program with a Bachelor in Arts. He is originally from Huntington Beach, but now lives in Venice.
Lauren Velasco
Lauren has been with LBSC for over eight years, starting at the age of twelve. Her first production with the company was Macbeth, in which she played the son of Macduff. Other roles with LBSC include: a Fairy in A Midsummer Nights Dream, Phebe in As You Like It and Cordelia in King Lear. She is in her senior year at CSUF for theater.
Les Almourzaev
Les first got interested in acting through the Upright Citizens Brigade in LA, where he studied and graduated in long-form improv. He later took courses at the Stella Adler Academy of Acting where he trained for over a year. Before being being cast as Edgar in LBSCs recent critically-acclaimed King Lear, he played Valentine in a school production of The Two Gentleman of Verona.
Lindsay Zana
Lindsay has been with LBSC for over a year, where she has enjoyed playing a variety of roles onstage and in the radio broadcasts. She was recently seen onstage as Perdita (The Winter's Tale), Bianca (The Taming of the Shrew) and Viola (Twelfth Night). Outside of LBSC, Lindsay performs as a member of the LA-LA's Women's Acapella group, as well as in various musical projects. She acts as producer/director of the audio web series "Girls Next Door," and voices the character of Sarah. For more information, please visit her website at www.lindsayzana.com
Lizelle Gutierrez
Lizelle has been acting for over 15 years. She received a Theatre and Political Science degree from UCR. Her theatre credits include playing Evitas young mother in Eva Peron: Enigma of a Destiny at the Knightsbridge Theatre. She played a supporting role in the award winning independent film, Los Traficantes. imdb.me/LizelleGutierrez
Mike Austin
Mike made his stage debut in LBSCs 2007 production of The Wakefield Second Shepherds Play, and hasn't missed a show since. Just a few of his credits include A Midsummer Nights Dream, Cymbeline, Lysistrata, The Winter's Tale, The Hound of the Baskervilles, Two Gentlemen of Verona, King Lear, and Richard III. Mike has also performed in the LBSC Audio Theatre on the Web, including Gunsmoke, The Adventures of Harry Lime, The Shadow, and My Client, Curley. 2014 marks his fifth performance in The War of the Worlds. And, although Mike has performed as Bob Cratchit in full-stage and radio adaptations of A Christmas Carol at the Goad, 2013 also marked his debut as Scrooge. A versatile talent, he has served as choreographer for several productions, and has composed and performed music for shows, too. He plays both piano and guitar.
Rachel McVay
Originally from Texas, this Actor/Dancer/Choreographer has recently moved to Los Angeles from New York City, where she ventured to pursue her dreams of acting and choreography. However, Rachel was intrigued by life on the west coast, so she packed up her things and moved to sunny L.A. Rachel holds a B.F.A. in Theatre and Dance from Texas State University, having graduated in May 2008. Shakespeare being her ultimate passion, Rachel studied in England under the Royal Shakespeare Company and Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Getting to see where Shakespeare lived and breathed was a life-changing experience for Rachel; that was when she knew she wanted to perform Shakespeare professionally. Besides her classical training, Stanislavsky, Meisner, Strasberg, Adler, Fitzmaurice, and Brestoff add to her training. Rachel is an accomplished dancer and choreographer as well, having taught dance in Texas, New York, Michigan, and California. She is currently Dance Faculty at IDA Hollywood, teaches dance/acting at Cal State LA, and Lead Choreographer/Assistant Director with Theatre 31, staging/choreographing musicals at 5 different schools within Santa Monica USD. She has the opportunity to inspire and affect dancers, in hopes that the art becomes a passion in their lives. A proud company member of the Rag Dolls Burlesque Troupe, and Artistic Director/Founder of her own dance company, Dolls 'n Dames, a vintage 1940s burlesque troupe, Rachel has made a lifelong dream come true. www.rachellaurenmcvay.com
Randi Tahara
Randi was last seen at the Goad in Cymbeline, playing (and fighting!) as the young Arviragus. Favorite roles include Olive in The Odd Couple, Truvy in Steel Magnolias, and various roles in The Laramie Project. Bard credits include Romeo and Juliet, The Comedy of Errors, and The Tempest, in which Randi will play Prospero this summer.
Rebecca Rodriguez
Rebecca has been working with LBSC since the ripe old age of 18 (which means more than seven years). At the moment she is completing her studies at CSULB, and choreographing for her dance company, Sema4 Dance Theater. She acts, dances, choreographs, and also fancies herself a writer on certain occasions, but is never an elitist.
Her credits with LBSC include The Player Queen in Hamlet, a Goddess in The Tempest, the Nurse in Romeo and Juliet, and the Mystery Character in The Braid of the Muses.
Her credits with LBSC include The Player Queen in Hamlet, a Goddess in The Tempest, the Nurse in Romeo and Juliet, and the Mystery Character in The Braid of the Muses.
Remotely Aristō
Remotely began acting while attending Germantown High School, a performing arts school located in Memphis, Tennessee. Recently, he's appeared on 2 Broke Girl$, So Random and the stage production, The Dark Side Of The Moon. www.facebook.com/
Sean Mo Williams
Mo graduated from Chapman University as a screenwriter. After graduating, he began training at the Playhouse West School and Repertory Theater. Previous roles include Decius Brutus in Julius Caesar, R.P. MacMurphy in One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, Rolf in The Sound of Music, and Alex in the short film Drawn In.
Stephanie Terronez
Stephanie is excited to be back performing with the Long Beach Shakespeare Company. Her previous credits with LBSC include Francoise in Pan, Gwendolyn in The Importance of Being Earnest, Olivia in Twelfth Night and Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing. She was most recently seen on stage as Baroness Christa Winsloe Hatvany in The Room at the Open Fist Theatre and as Georgie in Spike Heels as part of Scene Bites at Edgemar Center for the Arts. Stephanie is a member of SAG and studies her craft with Michelle Danner. She is also a member of the Open Fist Theatre Company, the Edgemar Theatre Group and Nosotros.
Steven Masters
Steven began his acting career at an early age in Asheville, North Carolina. He recently fi nished writing and appearing in his own short fi lms Cats: Th e Tragic Life of Steven Masters, Text, and Business Class. He can be seen this fall in Sheryl Gauntletts Roommates. He currently practices acting with his Crash of Rhinos.
Summer Blake
Summer is a native of southern California. She has performed on stage since childhood, acting and singing, and began to formally study theatre at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. She went on to earn a Bachelors Degree in English and Creative Writing from California State University Long Beach. Summer is currently working on her graduate studies in Library Science at San Jose State University. Previous roles with LBSC include Mrs. Barrymore and Laura Lyons in The Hound of the Baskervilles, Mistress Page in The Merry Wives of Windsor, Desdemona in Fortunes Fools, and Fan, Belle, and numerous other roles in A Christmas Carol, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, and Olivia in Twelfth Night. She co-directed and acted in an all-female version of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)[Revised] for LBSCs birthday tribute to W.S. She has also provided her vocal talents for several staged reproductions of classic radio programs, including an episode of Gunsmoke.
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BSOD Win7 x64 BugCheck 9F
Hi, first time post. I hope to get help with a reoccurring crash. Here are my basic PC stats:
* Windows 7 Professional x64
* Original OS was Windows 7 Home Premium x64, has been upgraded with Windows Anytime Upgrade
* The original OS was OEM
* Hardware is about 1 year old
* OS is about 1 year old
* System is a Dell Studio XPS 8100
The crash symptoms are as such:
* it only occurs when I do a sleep (and perhaps also a hibernate, not sure)
* it is intermittent, but more often than once per month
* the computer enters sleep correctly, but once in sleep it occasionally will reboot itself due to a bugcheck 9F, typically after several hours
* the computer can exit sleep properly if it has not already crashed
* the computer is stable with no other types of crashes; that is, if I avoid the sleep and hibernate features I do not have any crashes or problems.
* the computer has been patched fully on Windows Update
* despite the informational message in the perfmon report to the contrary, I have Microsoft Security Essentials running and up to date
* I have no other symptoms of viruses or malware
I tried loading the dump in WinDbg which implicated usbccgp.sys, but do not know how to proceed from there or whether that driver is in fact the root cause.
I would greatly appreciate any help since I would love to use the sleep feature of my computer!
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Your Logitech webcam driver is the cause, please update it
Support + Downloads
The driver it uses it obsolete
lvpopf64.sys fffff880`044b1000 fffff880`045fbd00 0x0014ad00 0x464502a5 12/05/2007 03:56:21 lvuvc64.sys fffff880`06020000 fffff880`06390500 0x00370500 0x46450350 12/05/2007 03:59:12 LVUSBS64.sys fffff880`02ff5000 fffff880`02fff900 0x0000a900 0x464503d0 12/05/2007 04:01:20
******************************************************************************* * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * ******************************************************************************* Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information. BugCheck 9F, {3, fffffa800b854a00, fffff80000b9c518, fffffa8007f88a60} *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for lvuvc64.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for lvuvc64.sys Probably caused by : lvuvc64.sys DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE (9f) A driver is causing an inconsistent power state. Arguments: Arg1: 0000000000000003, A device object has been blocking an Irp for too long a time Arg2: fffffa800b854a00, Physical Device Object of the stack Arg3: fffff80000b9c518, Functional Device Object of the stack Arg4: fffffa8007f88a60, The blocked IRP Debugging Details: ------------------ DRVPOWERSTATE_SUBCODE: 3 IRP_ADDRESS: fffffa8007f88a60 DEVICE_OBJECT: fffffa800b893350 DRIVER_OBJECT: fffffa800a7d7e70 IMAGE_NAME: lvuvc64.sys DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 46450350 MODULE_NAME: lvuvc64 FAULTING_MODULE: fffff88006020000 lvuvc64 CUSTOMER_CRASH_COUNT: 1 DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: VISTA_DRIVER_FAULT BUGCHECK_STR: 0x9F PROCESS_NAME: System CURRENT_IRQL: 2 LAST_CONTROL_TRANSFER: from fffff8000313bcd2 to fffff800030cdc40 STACK_TEXT: fffff800`00b9c4c8 fffff800`0313bcd2 : 00000000`0000009f 00000000`00000003 fffffa80`0b854a00 fffff800`00b9c518 : nt!KeBugCheckEx fffff800`00b9c4d0 fffff800`030d95fc : fffff800`00b9c600 fffff800`00b9c600 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000001 : nt! ?? ::FNODOBFM::`string'+0x34a90 fffff800`00b9c570 fffff800`030d9496 : fffffa80`0bb18710 fffffa80`0bb18710 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 : nt!KiProcessTimerDpcTable+0x6c fffff800`00b9c5e0 fffff800`030d937e : 0000006c`71edc95e fffff800`00b9cc58 00000000`002d8ec8 fffff800`03247b88 : nt!KiProcessExpiredTimerList+0xc6 fffff800`00b9cc30 fffff800`030d9167 : 0000001d`944426c2 0000001d`002d8ec8 0000001d`9444265d 00000000`000000c8 : nt!KiTimerExpiration+0x1be fffff800`00b9ccd0 fffff800`030c596a : fffff800`03243e80 fffff800`03251cc0 00000000`00000002 fffff880`00000000 : nt!KiRetireDpcList+0x277 fffff800`00b9cd80 00000000`00000000 : fffff800`00b9d000 fffff800`00b97000 fffff800`00b9cd40 00000000`00000000 : nt!KiIdleLoop+0x5a STACK_COMMAND: kb FOLLOWUP_NAME: MachineOwner FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: X64_0x9F_IMAGE_lvuvc64.sys BUCKET_ID: X64_0x9F_IMAGE_lvuvc64.sys Followup: MachineOwner ---------
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Thanks! I will try that and post back here if I do not experience any problems after a week or two.
Also, I would like to learn how to make these determinations. I know you don't have time to tell me all there is about reading memory dumps, but do you have any quick tips about how you were able to find the culprit so quickly? If you used WinDbg, what command and result pointed you toward the Logitech driver? Thanks!
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10 Nauseating Beer Names and the Stories Behind Them
What began as peculiar marketing to set themselves apart from the Budweisers and Millers has become an all-out word war. The playful winks towards bawdiness are gone in favor of all-out raunch: poop, pee and other bodily fluids.
We will admit to drinking and loving most of these brews. We'll also admit to laughing at their names. So, we decided to launch an investigation to find out just what inspires all those less-than-appetizing monikers.
10. Moose Drool Brown Ale
Sounds like: the slobber from an elk with Down's syndrome or a fat Canadian dude
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His partner, Bjorn, had his mom do the label artwork and she decided on a moose in a pond. Neal suggested Moose Drool and it stuck. "If the name does turn some folks off, we're more than willing to lose a few potential customers in order to maintain such a memorable brand," Lathers says.
9. Bandersnatch Milk Stout
Sounds like: a monster got milked or very unpleasant female genitalia
Why? Owner/brewer Joe Bob Grisham named Bandersnatch Pub after a beast in the Lewis Carroll poem "Jabberwocky" ("the frumious Bandersnatch"). Grisham seems not to notice our snickering through e-mail. "That's the type of beer it is, Milk Stout," he replies. "A full-bodied stout with a full malt flavor, a sweet lactose finish and a creamy nitrogen head." Fine, be an adult about it.
8. Porkslap
Sounds like: a sex act between fat people or a dirty joke between butchers
Why? Few names conjure an instant mental image and sound as well as Porkslap. We see and hear hog flesh being smacked each time. Chuck Williamson, owner of Butternuts Beer & Ale, explains, "The name is a play on Park Slope [a neighborhood in Brooklyn]. I was doing some work for the co-owner of Park Slope Brewing, and when I started this venture I was playing around with some names. I already had the pigs as characters for the beer label. The name and vision all came together one long cold night, and now we all have Porkslap to enjoy!"
7. Kilt Lifter
Sounds like: a Scottish frat boy prank -- similar to teabagging. (The name doesn't immediately sound gross, but think about who wears kilts. Not sexy ladies. Pale, ginger men who don't wear underwear.)
Why? Oddly, breweries fight for this name. Moylan's Brewery used the "Kilt Lifter" moniker until it learned that Four Peaks Brewery trademarked the name nationally and Pike Brewing trademarked it in Canada. Owner Brendan Moylan says, "In the spirit of integrity in the beer business and mutual disdain for trademark lawyers, we chose to act within a gentlemanly manner and sell our product with an alias."
6. Old Jock
Sounds like: An undergarment for geriatric testicle support or the bully of a nursing home.
Why? This isn't the first or the last time those Brits have fooled us with their cheeky expressions. According to a Broughton Ales' spokesperson, "For centuries soldiers of the Highland and Lowland Regiments of Scotland have been referred to as 'Jocks,' powerful fighting men who have won battle honors all over the world."
5. Old Engine Oil
Sounds like: a bad reminder of the BP spill
Why? English brewery Harviestoun named its dark beer ages before the BP disaster. Still, engine oil was never going to sound appetizing -- even before we saw pelicans failing to digest it. Harviestoun's Chris Miller says, "Our master brewer, who used to work for the Ford Motor Company, said this beer reminded him of gloopy engine oil. Most find it intriguing; America is our primary market for this product."
4. Salopian Entire Butt
Sounds like: A huge, fat ass, or possibly a juvenile game of one-upmanship: Boy #1 says, "You're a butt hole"; Boy #2 replies, "Oh yeah, well, you're a whole butt."
Why? The cheeky Brits are back with their odd sayings. Salopian's American distributor, Shelton Brothers, writes on its website, "The original English term for porter, 'Entire Butt,' means essentially 'the whole barrel.' This translates roughly into American English as 'everything but the kitchen sink.'" Maybe that means there's even old engine oil in it?
3. Middle Ages' Druid Fluid
Sounds like: a medieval nickname for Chlamydia or a Renaissance Faire orgy gone wrong
Why? Middle Ages Brewing Company wouldn't answer our queries about their barleywine's name. Maybe the truth is too disturbing. TheBeerBabe.com reviewed the beverage and said this: "It's enough to make you pause and think, "What on Earth was that flavor?" The fluid of Druids? Maybe it's not just an attempt at a clever name.
2. Dogfish Head Golden Shower
Sounds like: an R. Kelly–approved sex act
Why? After posing this question to Dogfish Head, we were directed to a statement posted on the brewery's website: "The big breweries are selling a brand name and an image with such zeal that they have forgotten about the product behind all of this horsesh** and hyperbole -- the beer itself. Dogfish Head Golden Shower is the beer itself." Yeah! Fight the man ... except the name has since been changed to "Golden Revolution."
1. Mikkeller Beer Geek Breakfast Pooh Coffee
Sounds like: just what it is -- the oddest thing ever bottled
Why? Each year, Mikkeller Brewery in Denmark brews this beer especially for the Copenhagen Beer Festival. The name changes slightly, but the main ingredient remains, Luwak coffee beans. For non-coffee geeks, this is the most-expensive coffee on earth. The beans are passed through the intestinal tract of a Kopi Luwak weasel -- meaning it eats and poops them out.
Brewer Mikkel Borg Bjergsø says, "I brewed an Oatmeal Stout with coffee and wanted to do a stronger version. Then I tasted the Weasel coffee which, because of its low bitterness, is excellent for brewing. I buy the beans directly from a coffee farmer in Vietnam."
Wednesday 14 July
By c8h9o2n4
I've had Old Engine Oil from Harviestoun. It's a solid brew, dark and complex, and it does look like used motor oil in my pint glass.
Wednesday 14 July
By Rhi
This article cracked me up!
I am a big fan of the Moose Drool. I would love to try the "Pooh coffee beer." There is a brewery where I live that occasionally brews a coffee ale and it is delicious!
Wednesday 14 July
By Jason Harris
Beer Geek Brunch is awesome. $13 a bottle though.
Also worth noting is Port Brewings Old Viscosity ("Not your father's 30 weight!") and Flying Dog's "Raging Bitch" (with a Steadman drawing of a dog with a huge vagina on the label)
Thursday 15 July
By bobtheg
Up here in Ontario, Canada that is, we have the wonderful 10W30 ale from Neustadt, and a real hoppy one from St.Thomas called Dead Elephant Ale that is also really good. St. Thomas as you well know is where Jumbo the elephant met his demise. Come for the stories and stay for the ale!!
Thursday 15 July
By ironphil
I'd like to add another one, A Montana brew called Pigs Ass Porter. The stuff is blacker than your mother-in-laws' heart and gives an evil hangover. But it's so damn tasty...
Saturday 17 July
By lhsjock
I have had many of the ales the the company who makes kiltlifter has made. They arent bad. I also want to get one thing straight. Its a Scottish ale not an Irish so the statement about the gingers is wrong. There are actually very few gingers in Scotland. Thats more of an Irish thing
Sunday 18 July
By thegreatzach
Actually, according to Wikipedia: "Scotland has the highest proportion of redheads; 13% of the population has red hair and approximately 40% carries the recessive redhead gene. Ireland has the second highest percentage; as many as 10% of the Irish population has red, auburn, or strawberry blond hair."
I've been to both countries, and I assure you, there are plenty of gingers to go around either way.
Monday 19 July
By Downshifter99
Dogfish always puts out crazy stuff, what about stone brewing...those guys hit the head on the nail...(or vise-versa).
(512)Double Whiskey Barrel Porter...Insanely awesome stuff!!! The name is not the beer...people need to not be so...touchy.
Friday 23 July
By Brett
How about Laughing Dog Breweries "CSB" (Crotch Sniffing Bastard)?
Friday 23 July
By BB
There's also a beer named Goat's Breath.Tastes as good as it sounds!
Monday 26 July
By blusjen
I got a beer named Alimony Ale once, they were right...it was bitter.
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