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Maccabi Haifa and Hapoel Tel Aviv will meet in the State Cup final for a second
straight year after overcoming thorough examinations in Wednesday's semifinals
at National Stadium in Ramat Gan.A splendid solo goal by Haifa's Yaniv
Katan gave the Greens a 2-1 victory over Ashdod SC in the second semifinal of
the night, with Tel Aviv needing extra time to defeat Ironi Ramat Hasharon 3- 0
in the first semi.Both Haifa and Tel Aviv will be desperate to salvage
something from what has been a disappointing season when they meet in the final
on May 15.Despite winning seven Premier League championships since the
turn of the century, Haifa is without a cup triumph since 1998, while Hapoel
will be hoping to become the first team in 73 years to lift the cup three years
in a row after advancing to its sixth final in the past seven
seasons.Last year, Hapoel beat Haifa 1-0 in the final through a goal
from Salim Toama.Haifa made the breakthrough in the 30th minute, with
Dele Yampolsky's shot from 20 meters out taking a wicked deflection off Nir
Biton's leg and dipping into the back of the net over the head of helpless
Ashdod 'keeper Ofir Marziano.However, Haifa's lead lasted just four
minutes, with Biton heading in the equalizer from a trademark David Revivo free
kick.Haifa squandered chances to move back in front before the break,
but it needed just five second half minutes to regain its advantage.A
superb run by Katan ended with the captain sending a pin-point shot from the
edge of the box into the top left corner off the underside of the
crossbar.Haifa had its chances to secure the win and very nearly lived
to regret missing them when Ashdod's Rodgers Kola found himself with just
goalkeeper Nir Davidovich to beat in the third minute of stoppage time, only to
blast his shot high above target.It took Ramat Hasharon just 45 seconds
to reach the first scoring opportunity in the first semifinal of the
day.Yossi Ofir's long ball found Ognjen Damjanovic with time and space
and only Hapoel goalkeeper Apoula Edel to beat, but the Serbian inexplicably
took far too long on the ball and ultimately had his shot blocked by Marko
Suler.The underdog squandered yet another golden chance seven minutes
later, with Tomer Swisa somehow failing to find the target with his header from
Baruch Dego's cross.There was little to report from the remainder of the
first half, with Hapoel especially poor, lacking any kind of conviction up
front.Tel Aviv showed a slight improvement after the break, but it
wasn't until the 68th minute that it forced Ramat Hasharon 'keeper Gal Nir to
make a save.Avihai Yadin, returning from a two month suspension for his
part in the unrest that followed the Tel Aviv derby at the start of March, sent
an accurate effort from the edge of the area, but Nir did well to clear the ball
for a corner.Nir had to be alert to clear the danger from Maharan Lala
eight minutes later and the match went into extra time after Toto Tamuz released
a weak effort with only the 'keeper to beat with 10 minutes to play.The
goal finally arrived six minutes into extra time, with Mirko Oremus crossing
from the right and Omer Damari making up for his poor performance until that
stage with an unstoppable header.Hapoel clinched its progress in the
105th minute, with Tamuz beating two Ramat Hasharon players before firing past
Nir, who got his hands on the ball but couldn't prevent it from rolling into the
back of the net.Salim Toama put the icing on the cake three minutes from
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which gave Nir no chance."We should have finished the match off before
extra time, but Ramat Hasharon made it tough for us," Hapoel coach Nitzan
Shirazi said."We also made life difficult for ourselves and didn't play
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As easy as appears on paper, the steps not necessarily necessarily consecutive within the real world. Toddlers, like might start in phase one as well as move pretty rapidly to step 3 or even 4, but their own scope of knowing is going to be limited. Teenagers have the opportunity to much more cash and are thinking about purchasing cars. They can handle allowances of 200 bucks per month or more. Teenagers will face brand new challenges as their monetary opportunities and duties grow - a good allowance is a ESSENTIAL part of that development. It is a great teaching device, that allows the teen in order to revisit these 5 core lessons again and again as both their own allowance, and obligation, grows.

Anticipate Permitting Mistakes

Kids find out about money only when they generate mistakes with cash.

An allowance offers several purposes:

To provide your kid an opportunity to practice making choices about money.
To provide your kid an opportunity to make financial errors. It has to happen. With regards to does, it's your work as parent, as well as first financial consultant, to be caring as well as loving, not to state the "lesson discovered. " Your teen will get it. If you stage it out, the training is lost.
Lastly, an allowance can make your life easier. If your teenager is going to manage the majority of his financial choices, you don't have to. It's 1 less thing to think about.

Starting your teen with an allowance

To make a good allowance work, you have to realize:

An permitting is a teaching device.
An allowance ought to cost you zero bucks.
An allowance is the money, not the actual child's money.
A good allowance needs to include accountability.
Your child is going to mess this particular up.

Done correct, a kid's permitting will cost you zero additional dollars.

To explain, I am not speaking about "free" money allowances. I am talking about an permitting that isn't tied to particular jobs, but instead is really a type of salary with regard to doing the work around the house which is expected and requested of them without discussion. Along with that is as being a reasonable human being that does not talk back and move his or her eyes in the "boss. " If you are currently giving your son or daughter an allowance which translate into "free" cash with no strings connected, you are likely performing more harm compared to good. They're not really learning any obligation; just that Mom and Dad tend to be sources of free cash.

For the sake of this conversation, the definition of permitting I will use is: it does not take amount of the family spending budget a kid is permitted to spend. It's profit your own budget you have been spending on all of them anyway sewa perlengkapan bayi. This is an essential point to realize for the patients parents reluctant to begin providing their kids a good allowance. It seems like it's going to really expensive to become giving kids 20 dollar, $50 or $265.21 every month. But a possibility. This is money spent on them anyway.

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Yes, if they were following Walt Longmire but this retro story is not so good.
Walt is the best in this book
I missed Henry and the other current characters. After the previous book and it outcome there was no follow up in this one and I found that disapppointing.
"One of the Best"
The drama and the development of the relationship with Walt and Vick.
Also, that Henry had a bigger role.
Yes, I couldn't figure it out completely and still find loose ends that I wonder about.
very well
Of course, Vick and Walt at the end of the book.
Need to keep this relationship developing after the tragedy.
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Longmire continues to attract me. He is complex and spiritual without being pretentious.
Longmire and Henry
Plot kept me there but it needed to be digested with each twist and turn so I liked it better as something to savor over time.
Craig Johnson has done well with this character. I like that he develops Longmire in each book and want more of Henry.
Outcome was easy to predict. Dialogue was off putting and banal.Liked the tough woman cop but she needs more depth.
Michael Connelly is a better writer and his characters both male and female are more real and have more depth.
Would not choose book for her reading but wouldn't reject if the story was good.
Don't know if I would listen to a J. D. Robb again. She is better as Nora Roberts.
"Fun fun fun"
Funny and enjoyable. Kept my interest and I like the characters.
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Want more of these two main characters and Jake.
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Winnipeg is the Winter Capital of Canada, period
Manitoba's claim to Guinness-record fame -- the world's longest skating trail -- is a mere three kilometres these days, but it has been packed with rosy-cheeked skaters for the last month or so.
Its former rival, the much more famous Rideau Canal skate trail in Ottawa, isn't even open yet. Nobody knows when it will be safe to venture on. In fact, the UNESCO world heritage site hasn't had a decent skating season in a decade, and was open for less than a month last year.
Some Canadians suffer through winter; some flee it. Others learn to embrace it. And in Winnipeg, the perennial butt of winter jokes, one scrappy little ribbon of ice has helped shape a whole new attitude.
"I was down here at 7 a.m. yesterday," one middle-aged Winnipeg woman confided recently. "It was magical."
She had clambered down a snowbank to rest on a rough wooden bench in the centre of the Assiniboine River, about to lace up her skates for another glide to The Forks and back.
A snow-clearing truck was out, but dozens of skaters happily weaved around him, ducking under the Osborne Bridge to gawk at a magnificent view of the legislature and statue of Louis Riel, then under the Midtown Bridge before hitting an impromptu hockey game and the bustle of The Forks.
Every year the trail opens up, more people discover its simple charms. It offers a whole new perspective on downtown Winnipeg, and on winter itself.
It's pure fun, built by folks who know the value of both hard work -- they hand-shovel each trail leg off, first, and work round the clock to maintain it -- and play.
Paul Jordan has been quietly building The Forks' winter playground for about a decade. He started working as a gardener at the site in 1991, when it was just a marketplace. Today, he is chief operating officer, and he laughs at the suggestion he has a secret mission to convert winterphobes.
"It's not so covert," he said. "I can be really annoying about it. I love winter."
This year's Arctic Glacier Winter Park boasts an ice castle, obstacle course, snowboarding and tobogganing, and a 1.2-kilometre overland skate trail that winds through it all, including an old bridge with a birds-eye view of the famous river junction.
And that doesn't include the river skate trail, which this week will start heading south down the Red, adding another three to four kilometres to its length. Every winter, it grows as long as Mother Nature, time and budget allows. It easily topped the 7.8-kilometre Rideau Canal in 2008 when it stretched more than nine kilometres.
The Forks' focus on winter fun has exceeded all expectations. Two years ago -- in February -- they registered their "biggest day ever, bigger than summer," Jordan said. "We saw more than 35,000 people come out. It was -2C and a Sunday."
The tipping point to all of this, Jordan believes, was 2008 when Winnipeg's trail claimed the world record.
"Interest really picked up then, from all over the world." And today, what really tickles Jordan is the warming-hut competition, which started two years ago and now attracts internationally renowned artists and architects.
Fifteen award-winning shelters will be scattered along the trail by Jan. 25, whimsical and creative and (there's that word again) fun.
"I love when the warming huts are out there, and you hear these regular Joes coming down the trail, talking about architecture," Jordan said. He even wrote a recent blog about it, remarking on how a "relatively simple project like a skating trail" could inspire so many.
"This year take a moment and marvel in the creative spirit that is unleashed when people gather together to create things for no other reason than pure fun."
Ottawa has its Winterlude, Quebec its winter carnival. Winnipeg boasts the West's largest winter festival in Festival du Voyageur. In fact, a whole bunch of Canadian cities claim to be the Winter Capital of Canada.
But if there's a title to be had, it's clearly Winnipeg's because the heart of this city has become a winter festival all season long.
At The Forks, the music is playing, the lights are on, and young and old are going out to play in the snow. And all because of a little river trail that didn't know when to stop.
Like the skater said, it's magic.
Margo Goodhand is the former editor of the Winnipeg Free Press. She is currently working on a history of the women's shelter movement in Canada.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition January 19, 2013 A17
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on Aug 9, 2008 at 7:59 pm
Are the toxins in the siding really so terrible? The hanger has been there for 80 years, and have there really been any horrible effects. Aren't we nitpicking at a too small issue. Aren't there greater pollutants that would cost less (both monetary and historical value) to remedy.
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I was raised at Moffett field from 1982 and call Moffett home. My response to the tear down of Hanger One is, Hanger One is a National landmark. The hanger was used from 1933, I believe, and through the 1990's housing various Naval aircraft with no concern. It seems like people are forgetting our history, trying to erase it, or do not even want to preserve it. With all those years gone by with little concern for the chemicals that might be lingering why are people so concerned about it now? I've watched the base become a ghost town since the Navy moved out and its sad. Hanger One is a landmark and means so many things to so many people. From the people that have lived here and called Moffett home to the people that drive by every day and see it on the freeways passing by. If the hanger would be torn down it would be a travesty. I also do not believe the hanger should be opened to the public, nor should the base. I'm in the military myself and for the public to roam around as if it was their own I'm a bit angry. I do believe in air shows and inviting people in on open houses but for public to come in freely, this is our home. How would you like it if the public would walk in your home and do what ever they like?
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Pretty much every rapper in the game will insist that they're the realest doing it, but Oktane and Pricetag are willing to take it one step further. On new single Yes Lord, the Los Angeles duo demonstrate just how confident they are in their ability to keep it one-hundred by summoning God himself as their witness. Young Chop sets an appropriately grandiose mood on the production tip, layering choral vocals over whip-ready trap percussion (I'm doing my best to ignore that goofy, incongruous "Yeah!" sample looping incessantly in the back.) as the artists praise themselves to the high heavens. King Chip and Travis Scott assist on the guest tip, and Chucky Millions directs the record's atmospheric official visuals. For this joint, the previously-featured Them N*ggas and more, check out Audio Push's Inland Empire street album, out now online.
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From the antics of silent film stars such as Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, to the more modern chicanery of the Marx Brothers or the physical comedy of the Three Stooges, people love to laugh out loud at the goings on of individuals trying to get away with something, even when they know they are doomed to get caught. Such is the tale told in Ray Cooney's RUN FOR YOUR LIFE, brilliantly directed at a breakneck pace by Gary Robbins at the Torrance Theatre Company through October 12. (more...)
VIF Releases 2013-14 End-of-Year Report
by BWW News Desk - Oct 31, 2014
VIF International Education, the leading provider of global education programs for K-12 schools, announced Friday the release of its 2013-14 end-of-year report. The robust report contains compelling case studies and program results that demonstrate the organization's commitment to supporting teachers and, in turn, preparing students to thrive in a global society. (more...)
AOL Announces Device-Linking and Location-Based Technology for Marketing to Consumers, Not Devices
by BWW News Desk - Oct 31, 2014
Additionally, AOL also announced the availability of location-based marketing, allowing advertisers to, in a privacy friendly manner, identify the location of and target potential customers that have been in their store (or any specific location) across any device, at scale. (more...)
Writer Carlton Cuse Says Return of ABC's Mysterious Drama LOST is 'Inevitable'
by TV News Desk - Oct 3, 2014
In a new interview with Digitalspy.com, LOST executive producer and co-writer Carlton Cuse revealed that it is 'inevitable' that the highly popular drama series will make its return to TV in the future. (more...)
THIS WEEK IN PICTURES: September 27- October 3
by BWW Special Coverage - Oct 3, 2014
Whether you've been living under a rock for the past week or you're just in the mood for a recap, BroadwayWorld's 'this week in pictures' is here to satisfy your end-of-the-week fix! Take a look below to catch up on the latest happenings from the Great White Way to The West End (and everywhere in between) with coverage of press events, rehearsals, opening nights and more. Highlights this week include a special finale of the West End's BILLY ELLIOT, opening night of YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU and THE COUNTRY HOUSE, Rosemary Harris in INDIAN INK, and more! (more...)
First Listen: 'Ferris Bueller's Matthew Broderick Celebrates the Comedy of John Hughes on PROFILES
by BWW News Desk - Oct 22, 2014
The digital series Profiles with Malone and Mantz kicks off the 30th anniversary celebration of The Breakfast Club with a very special tribute to the writer-producer-director who defined the coming-of-age teen comedies of the 1980s: John Hughes! (more...)
Grandstream Launches Large Capacity Enterprise IP PBX
by BWW News Desk - Oct 21, 2014
The UCM6510, powered on the popular open source Asterisk-based software platform, is the second member of Grandstream's UCM series of IP PBX appliances. In 2013, Grandstream introduced the UCM6100 series of IP PBX Appliances for SMBs supporting up to 500 users and 60 concurrent calls. The new UCM6510 offers the same communications features, capabilities, and smart endpoint management as the highly successful UCM6100 series, with the enhancement for E1/T1/J1 networks and much beefed up performance to support enterprise-level high calling volume (up to 2000 users, 200 simultaneous call, and 8 conference bridges with up to 64 attendees). It also features a number of improved reliability designs such as redundant power supplies, redundant Gigabit network ports with support for hot-standby high availability operation (pending software upgrade), 2 FXS and 2 FXO ports, integrated PoE, USB, SD, unlimited SIP trunk accounts with flexible call routing control, large 32GB onboard Flash memory for voicemail, electronic fax, call recording, personalized music-on-hold, and virtually unlimited peering for multi-site deployment or backup. (more...)
Shaw Festival's ARCADIA to Open at Royal Alexandra Theatre Next Month
by BWW News Desk - Oct 17, 2014
David Mirvish brings the The Shaw Festival's acclaimed sold-out hit production of Tom Stoppard's ARCADIA to Toronto. This multilayered masterpiece straddling time and space, order and chaos, is directed by Eda Holmes and begins a strictly limited engagement from November 4th to December 14th at the Royal Alexandra Theatre as the second show in the 2014-15 Mirvish Subscription Season. (more...)
NetSuite Responsive Web Design Enables Businesses To Transform Ecommerce
by BWW News Desk - Oct 14, 2014
LONDON, Oct. 14,2014 /PRNewswire/ NetSuite Inc. (NYSE: N), the industry's leading provider of cloud-based financials / ERP and omnichannel commerce software suites, today announced new customer rollouts on NetSuite Venda's next-generation responsive web design (RWD) solution that enables retail businesses to provide consumers with rich and seamless online shopping experiences that are optimised for multiple devices. Denby, Emma Bridgewater, and Cloggs are among the many forward-thinking retailers who are reaping the benefits of NetSuite Venda's responsive web design solution to dramatically improve customer experiences, instantly react to new device launches such as the iPhone 6, attract more repeat visits to their websites, and drive higher conversion rates and sales across the globe. (more...)
Palo Alto Players to Present HARVEY, 11/7-23
by BWW News Desk - Oct 14, 2014
Palo Alto Players follows up on its successful season premiere with the hare-raising comedy classic Harvey. Written by Mary Chase, this beloved play won the Pulitzer Prize in 1945 and has been charming audiences ever since! Harvey will play for 11 performances (November 7-23, 2014) at the Lucie Stern Theater located at 1305 Middlefield Road in Palo Alto. Tickets are on sale now by ordering online at www.paplayers.org or by calling 650.329.0891. (more...)
HEART SHAPED TEARS Shares Two Women's Journeys Through Domestic Abuse
by BWW News Desk - Oct 13, 2014
FOND DU LAC, Wis., Oct. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ Heart Shaped Tears is a new novel, by author Shirley M. Wickland, detailing the journey of two different women through the cycle of abuse. Its unique perspective focuses on the often subtle and elusive path that domestic violence can follow, sometimes making it even more difficult to identify and break free of. Follow the stories of Sarah and Jen, two different women from two Different Times and places, as they slowly and painfully identify and confront their abusive relationships. (more...)
BWW Interviews: Paris Through the Window - Rebecca Luker Breathes Life Into LITTLE DANCER
by Jamie McGonnigal - Nov 6, 2014
Currently starring in the Broadway-bound 'Little Dancer,' Rebecca Luker is playing the adult version of Degas' little dancer - a young lady whose image lives on in several differnet versions - many of which reside in Washington's National Gallery of Art. (more...)
Soundtrack from Coen Brothers THE BIG LEBOWSKI Available on Vinyl for First Time in U.S.
by Movies News Desk - Nov 4, 2014
The classic album will now be made available for the first time in the U.S. on vinyl through Universal Music Enterprises, to be released November 24, 2014. (more...)
Xactly Enhances Global Performance and Sales Compensation for Automic Software
by BWW News Desk - Nov 11, 2014
Prior to Xactly, Automic was managing its global commissions through manual spreadsheets, a time-consuming process, which prevented sales from easily modeling or changing compensation plans. Employees were not always able to have complete visibility into their commission calculations due to the limitations of spreadsheets and the complexities of the compensation plans. (more...)
LG Electronics Raises Industry Standard with New LED Lighting Solutions at LIGHTFAIR 2014
by BWW News Desk - Jun 3, 2014
LAS VEGAS, June 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ Led by the most energy efficient LED lighting troffers on the market today*, LG Electronics USA is expanding its LED lighting presence within the U.S. market. LG is presenting its portfolio of energy-efficient commercial lighting solutions from new troffers to high-bays to road and street lighting solutions at LIGHTFAIR International 2014 (booth #7202), the lighting industry trade show that opens here today. (more...)
Financial Institutions Running Assisted-Service Technology Overwhelmingly Choose NCR
by BWW News Desk - Jun 3, 2014
When consumers need to interact with their financial institution, the financial institution must make the most of that interaction whether in person or remotely to deeply connect with and engage with them, or risk losing them to a competitor, said Ed O'Brien, director of banking channels, Mercator Advisory Group. Banking customers are increasingly embracing assisted-service options, and having these options can often improve the overall customer experience and ultimately customer satisfaction, particularly with high-frequency ATM and mobile banking users. (more...)
American Traffic Solutions Finds School Bus Stop Arm Cameras Reducing School Bus Passing Violations
by BWW News Desk - Jun 25, 2014
TEMPE, AZ - American Traffic Solutions (ATS) is helping school districts across the country protect children from reckless drivers who fail to stop for school buses, according to a new analysis of ATS' CrossingGuard School Bus Safety Camera programs in operation. (more...)
Perseverance Theatre Set to Open Summerfest '14, 6/28-8/6
by BWW News Desk - Jun 20, 2014
Perseverance Theatre (PT) will launch Summerfest '14: a six-week festival of three new plays, two by Alaskan writers and the 2013 Tony Award-winner for Best Play. The Alaska stories include the remount of the world premiere production of The Blue Bear adapted from Southeast writer Lynn Schooler's book, and Warriors, a world premiere by Alaskan author Dave Hunsaker about Alaska Natives in war at Different Times in history. The third play will be the hilarious 2013 Tony Award winner for Best Play: Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike by Christopher Durang. In addition to this programming, Perseverance will present public readings of new plays and offer professional training opportunities through its Alaska Summer Theatre Institute. Summerfest runsJune 28 through August 6 at the Juneau Arts and Culture Center (JACC) in Downtown Juneau. Subscriptions options, a full festival schedule, and more information are available at http://www.perseverancetheatre.org or by calling 907-463-TIXS. (more...)
Control Video Walls with a Limitless Video Extender over IP
by BWW News Desk - Jun 2, 2014
KENMORE, N.Y., June 2, 2014 /PRNewswire/ Avenview, a manufacturer of video wall and digital signage processors, has a strong history of making excellent Video Extenders over IP, and now has launched their most advanced and fully featured IP Extender to date. (more...)
Celebrities and Students Intermix for New Display of Film and Portraits at Ealing, 6/19
by BWW News Desk - Jun 19, 2014
Portraits of celebrities and inspirational figures who have lived, worked or studied in the London Borough of Ealing will be brought together in a new display, alongside a film installation created by artist Eelyn Lee and students from Brentside High School in Ealing, it was announced today (Thursday 19 June 2014). (more...)
BWW Interview: Chicago's Own Karen Mason
by Adrienne Onofri - Jun 19, 2014
Upon her return to Davenport's in Chicago, the theater & cabaret star talks about her voice and how she almost lost it. (more...)
Country Americana Singer/Songwriter Katie Garibaldi to Release Her Seventh CD, 7/215
by BWW News Desk - Jun 19, 2014
With the release of her seventh full-length album and a brand new endorsement deal with Two Old Hippies, who worked with Breedlove Guitars to build her a new custom-made guitar, Katie Garibaldi has proven herself to be an artist with undeniable talent and lasting appeal. (more...)
TPS Expands Arts Crush from 1 Month to 12 Months
by BWW News Desk - Jun 16, 2014
The public asked for it and Theatre Puget Sound delivers. One month of Creative Arts Adventures is not enough to satisfy Puget Sound artists or arts enthusiasts. Now, for its fifth year of ARTS CRUSH, Theatre Puget Sound will expand the one month festival (previously held October 1-31) to 12 months of free or low cost creative arts adventures. The year-long calendar of events kicks off this fall with ARTS CRUSH RUSH at Seattle Center's Armory building on September 21, 2014 from 11am - 2pm. (more...)
POSSIBLE and MoMA Announce Next Installment of ART140
by BWW News Desk - Jun 16, 2014
Creative agency POSSIBLE, in a collaboration with The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), today unveiled its interactive 'ART140' visual installation at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. The social experiment was first unveiled at SXSW, with the ART140 website (artoneforty.com) showcasing iconic works of art from MoMA's collection. ART140 encourages everyone worldwide to join the conversation in 140 characters or fewer on Twitter, via the hashtag #art140 along with the hashtag of the artist's name. (more...)
BWW Interview: Jacob Tischler and Justin Petersen Talk GRINDR: THE MUSICAL
by David Clarke - Jun 12, 2014
When it comes to social dating apps, Grindr is one of the most ubiquitous. While not the first, it definitely shook up the world of digital dating, and has earned several different reputations for itself. Naturally, it is ripe for being the basis of a musical. This summer, audiences will no longer have to imagine what one would be like because GRINDR: THE MUSICAL is set to premiere at the 2014 West Village Musical Theatre Festival. Recently, I chatted with music, book, and lyrics writer Jacob Tischler and social media co-head Justin Petersen about their exciting, upcoming project. (more...)
LPR to Present STRANGE & BEAUTIFUL: The Music & Art of John Lurie, 9/9-27
by BWW News Desk - Jul 29, 2014
(Le) Poisson Rouge haso announce Strange & Beautiful: The Music & Art of John Lurie, a festival celebrating the work of genre-twisting iconoclast John Lurie. The festival will span three concerts at Le Poisson Rouge, one concert at Town Hall, a gallery exhibition in The Gallery at Le Poisson Rouge, and an exhibition at the Cavin-Morris Gallery. (more...)
World Premiere of Contemporary Opera White Witch Set for This October
by BWW News Desk - Jul 29, 2014
White Witch, a new contemporary American opera, will have its world premiere in October 2014 in New York City. The work, with music by Brian Schober and libretto by Joan Ross Sorkin, is a one-act monodrama for voice and percussion (more...)
90 Year-Old Entrepreneur Pledges 100,000 Copies of Book for Underprivileged Students
by BWW News Desk - Jul 28, 2014
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Knovio iPad App Upgraded; New Video Presentation Features in Free Update
by BWW News Desk - Jul 28, 2014
KnowledgeVision has released its most capable video presentation app ever, making it even easier to create and share multimedia online presentations from an Apple iPad tablet. Knovio Mobile version 1.3 brings more than a dozen new features to the popular free presentation app. (more...)
Celestica Announces Second Quarter 2014 Financial Results
by BWW News Desk - Jul 24, 2014
(All amounts in U.S. dollars. Per share information based on diluted shares outstanding unless otherwise noted.) (more...)
BBC America & PBS to Bring CALL THE MIDWIFE Season 4 to U.S.
by TV News Desk - Jul 22, 2014
BBC Worldwide North America Sales & Co-productions, PBS and Neal Street Productions announced today at the PBS portion of the Television Critics Association Press Tour that the hit British drama CALL THE MIDWIFE will return to PBS for a fourth season. (more...)
Registration Opens for BIG SUR INTERNATIONAL MARATHON, 7/15 at 10AM PDT
by BWW News Desk - Jul 14, 2014
Runner's World's Bart Yasso has called it the 'Must do in your lifetime' marathon. The Big Sur Int'l Marathon offers a course that features incredible beauty as well as a real challenge for most runners and faster walkers. Staged entirely on Hwy 1, runners are treated to panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean on their left and the pastoral beauty of the coastal mountain range on their right. There is an eclectic offering of music along the course, including Michael Martinez playing the Yamaha Grand Piano at Bixby Bridge, halfway through the Marathon course. (more...)
Registration Opens for BIG SUR INTERNATIONAL MARATHON, 7/15 at 10AM PDT
by BWW News Desk - Jul 14, 2014
Runner's World's Bart Yasso has called it the 'Must do in your lifetime' marathon. The Big Sur Int'l Marathon offers a course that features incredible beauty as well as a real challenge for most runners and faster walkers. Staged entirely on Hwy 1, runners are treated to panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean on their left and the pastoral beauty of the coastal mountain range on their right. There is an eclectic offering of music along the course, including Michael Martinez playing the Yamaha Grand Piano at Bixby Bridge, halfway through the Marathon course. (more...)
BWW Interviews: WHAT IF Director Michael Dowse Discusses Working with Stage Vets Daniel Radcliffe, Zoe Kazan
by Matt Tamanini - Aug 7, 2014
I recently spoke to the director of 'What If,' Michael Dowse, about the film's intelligent, cliche-defying approach to the familiar Rom-Com genre, and directing actors with extensive stage experience like Radcliffe, Kazan, and Driver. I also spoke to screenwriter Elan Mastai, and that conversation will be available on BroadwayWorld tomorrow, as will my review of the film, so check back with us on Friday for all the 'What If' you can handle. (more...)
BWW Reviews: AND I AND SILENCE Considers The Prison Life of Free Women
by Michael Dale - Aug 26, 2014
Naomi Wallace's intimate drama contrasts a women's prison and the prison free women encounter. (more...)
BWW Reviews: The Alley Theatre Presents THE OLD FRIENDS or The Old Foes?
by Jenny Taylor Moodie - Aug 25, 2014
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FOX ON THE FAIRWAY, PERSUASION, RAW and More Set for Ross Valley Players' 85th Season
by BWW News Desk - Aug 14, 2014
Ross Valley Players have announced their 2014 - 2015 season which celebrates their 85th consecutive year. (more...)
Protect Your Bubble Now Offers a Single Protection Plan For Multiple Mobile Devices, Electronics and Appliances
by BWW News Desk - Aug 12, 2014
ATLANTA, Aug. 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ Protect Your Bubble, a specialty protection brand, today announced a new type of coverage an all-in-one plan that covers multiple devices, electronics and appliances. The company's newprotection plancovers all the things that customers can't live without, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, PCs, TVs, appliances and other items like cameras and gaming gear. Customers choose which devices to cover, no matter where they were purchased. The more devices customers cover, the more they save. (more...)


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San Juan Journal Newsmakers | Aug. 13
- Aug 13, 2008 at 10:00AM updated Aug 16, 2008 at 2:00PM
Arnell Haws, former director of San Juan Island senior services and a force behind the development of Mullis Community Senior Center, is recovering from a stroke.
San Juan Journal Public Meetings | Aug. 13
- Aug 13, 2008 at 10:00AM updated Aug 16, 2008 at 1:58PM
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-- San Juan Island Fire District Commission, 3 p.m., headquarters fire station on Mullis Street.
Lupo, DiCicco top finishers in 8.8k Loop Run
- Aug 16, 2008 at 1:47PM
Kim Lupo and Derek DiCicco were the first female and male finishers in the 31st annual 8.8-kilometer Friday Harbor Loop Run today. Lupo, 34, finished with a time of 36:46, good enough for seventh overall. DiCicco, 29, finished with a time of 29:53.
Prosecutor handled omission poorly | Editorial
- Aug 16, 2008 at 1:22PM
The issue was minor, but how it was handled was telling. The two candidates for Superior Court judge, Randy Gaylord and John Linde, each failed to include on a judicial candidate questionnaire a case in which they were disciplined. A spokesman for the governor's office said the candidates should have listed those actions.
Island Museum of Art: Book signing tonight at Bryn Barnard's 'Smaerd' exhibit
- Aug 15, 2008 at 1:46PM
Bryn Barnard's illustrations for the book, "The Land of Smaerd," are on exhibit in the Island Museum of Art.
Steppenwolf is reborn; concert tonight at the fair
- Aug 15, 2008 at 8:00AM updated at 10:28AM
Goldy McJohn, founding member of legendary rock group, performs tonight at 7
Another big day in store at the San Juan County Fair
- Aug 15, 2008 at 8:00AM updated at 10:28AM
Today is Kids Day at the San Juan County Fair — the second consecutive day of all-you-can-handle fair rides for a $20 wristband. Other special features today: A band led by Steppenwolf keyboardist Goldy McJohn headlines at 7 p.m., preceded by a CD release performance by San Juan Island's own Devorah.
Calf born in L pod; two L pod whales may be missing
- Aug 14, 2008 at 4:00AM updated at 10:49AM
A calf has been born in L pod, possibly bringing the population of the pod to 44 and the overall population of the beleaguered Southern residents to 89.
Fair food is key to getting lean, fit | Jill Urbach
- Aug 13, 2008 at 1:00AM updated Aug 14, 2008 at 4:48AM
Have you been feeling tired and sluggish? Still trying to lose the extra weight that you swore would be gone before summer began?
San Juan County Fair begins today
- Aug 13, 2008 at 10:44AM
The Town of Friday Harbor's 100th birthday celebration kicks off today and continues with a year of events that conclude at the fair in 2009. Be sure and visit the Centennial Booth in the main exhibit hall.
Point/Counterpoint: Uniform Judicial Evaluation Questionnaire
- Aug 6, 2008 at 10:00AM updated Aug 13, 2008 at 8:18AM
Centennial Mural Project will beautify wall on Blair Avenue
- Aug 13, 2008 at 5:00PM
Artists Chinmayo and Beth Spadafora are enlisting volunteers for the Centennial Tile Mural Project.
San Juan Journal Business Briefs | Aug. 13
- Aug 13, 2008 at 9:00AM
Rock Island Technology Solutions is now a T-Mobile dealership.
Well child, sports physicals Aug. 13, Sept. 3 | Sports Briefs
- Aug 13, 2008 at 5:00PM
The San Juan County Health Department has scheduled sports physicals and well child exams on Aug. 13 and Sept. 3.
Skippers make tough decisions in Shaw Island Classic | Around the Waterfront
- Aug 13, 2008 at 1:00AM
The 2008 San Juan Island Yacht Club-sponsored Shaw Island Classic started exactly at 1200 Saturday, 9 August, with 61 racers.
San Juan man gets 30 days for selling two grams of pot
- Aug 13, 2008 at 5:00PM
A San Juan Island man who sold 2 grams of marijuana to an informant in an undercover sting will serve 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to a felony drug-related offense.
San Juan Journal Letters to the Editor | Aug. 6
- Aug 6, 2008 at 1:00AM updated Aug 12, 2008 at 2:52PM
Some new Burma Shave-style signs appeared on roadsides last week with the message, "If you don't want your taxes to go from 10% to Forty, vote for Gordy."
San Juan County Fair comes when we need it most
- Aug 13, 2008 at 1:00AM
It seems like the San Juan County Fair always comes just when we need it most. With elections behind us and before us, with summer racing by and a school year racing toward us, with school district budget woes following us and a county budget crisis lurking in the shadows, we need the fair.
San Juan County faces budget cuts amid sluggish market
- Aug 13, 2008 at 1:00AM
A slowdown in the local real estate market has county officials seeing red. That's red, as in a blow to the bottom line of San Juan County's budget for this year and presumably the next.
San Juan County Fair begins Wednesday; fair guide in Journal, Sounder
- Aug 11, 2008 at 11:40PM
The San Juan County Fair begins Wednesday. The fair guide is included in Wednesday's editions of The Journal and The Sounder, available at newsstands tonight.
Two new board members for San Juan Community Home Trust
- Aug 13, 2008 at 11:00AM
Sharon Pigman and Charles Richardson were elected to the board of directors of the San Juan Community Home Trust on July 16, bringing the total number of directors to 11.
Some facts about cigarette butts on our streets
- Aug 13, 2008 at 12:00AM
Some facts about littered cigarette butts, from the Web site www.nobuttsaboutit.net
Grow a beard and you could make local history
- Aug 13, 2008 at 12:00AM
Finally, a good excuse to not shave. Grow a beard that would rival the gentlemen's in the photograph, and you could win your own place in town history.
Few entries, so no Trashion Fashion
- Aug 13, 2008 at 12:00AM
The Fairly Outrageous Trashion Fashion Show has been canceled this year because of a lack of entries.
Bird, Weedon win Member/Guest
- Aug 13, 2008 at 12:00AM
Saturday's rainy skies toyed with the entire field, but it didn't matter a whit to the San Juan/ Lopez duo of John Bird and Fred Weedon, who both shot 5-under their handicaps Sunday and walked away with the annual Member/Guest Tournament title at San Juan Golf and Country Club.
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Rutland Police say there is a new and dangerous combination of drugs in the city - a pill capsule mixture of methamphetamine, ecstasy, heroin and perhaps crack cocaine as well.
Less than a week after police seized 18 pills filled with that mixture during a traffic stop in Rutland, a rapid-fire number of drug overdoses Wednesday have city police worrying that drug cocktail is gaining a foothold in the community and that more overdoses might follow.
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