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Rockstar claims that this is not an isolated incident and that other titles have been experiencing the same issue, but we have been unable to verify this claim. What we can tell you is that the "three beeps and the console shuts off" seems to happen only with the older 60GB and 80GB fat models."
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Employers and ISPs watching peoples' search traffic will just see an encrypted page and be none the wiser. Unfortunately it will only cover the Google search, any connection made via Google to non-secured sites will be visible in the same way as before.
"With all of the leaks about Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 that have been hitting the Internet over the weekend, Robert Bowling from Infinity Ward suggests that you wait for the official reveal in his Twitter feed.
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Something weird happened to me last night... I was playing AC:NL late last night. My guy was in his house. I was just moving some furniture around when I heard the doorbell ring. I was wearing headphones so I heard it clearly. I was like: "WHAT THE?!". Then I see a speech bubble flying across the top screen: "IS ANYBODY HOME!?". 5 seconds later, a villager named BlueBear walked in my home and dropped for a visit. It was soo random. She wasn't there long. She gave me a Retro TV, complimented my home, then she left. LOL I was so caught off guard by her random visit. XD I took pictures of every moment.
And yeah... Hamlet, a villager in my town, did give me a portrait of himself. He gave it to me after I gave him medicine when he was sick.
And am I the only one who wishes there was some cool snow resort in this game???? Like imagine a snow themed version of the island... you can snowboard, ski, drink cocoa, stay at this amazing hotel... you can upgrade it, play games with friends, find rare creatures....
This isn't that random O'Hare (Bunny) He stop's at my house sometimes 3 times a week just to look around lol. Got either a stalker/obessed bunny over my house or he's just very friendly neibhor lol. He loves coming over to my house though. Bluebear, Lily, Marshal, & Gabi have came to my house to but O'Hare seem's to do it more so on me with random visits. He say's he get's idea how to decorate his house lol. Heaven help him my house is extremely colorful in taste to try to take decor design from in ACNL lol.
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Honey and the Moon Lyrics - Joseph Arthur
Review The Song (14)
Don't know why I'm still afraid
If you weren't real I would make you up
I wish that I could follow through
I know that your love is true
and deep
as the sea
but right now
everything you want is wrong,
and right now
all your dreams are waking up,
and right now
I wish I could follow you
to the shores
of freedom,
where no one lives.
Remember when we first met
and everything was still a bet
in love's game
you would call; I'd call you back
and then I'd leave
a message
on your answering
But right now
everything is turning blue,
and right now
the sun is trying to kill the moon,
and right now
I wish I could follow you
to the shores
of freedom,
where no one lives
run away tonight
freedom, freedom
run away
run away tonight
We're made out of blood and rust
looking for someone to trust
a fight
I think that you came too soon
you're the honey and the moon
that lights
up my night
But right now
everything you want is wrong,
and right now
all your dreams are waking up,
and right now
I wish that I could follow you
to the shores
of freedom
where no one lives
run away tonight
freedom freedom
run away
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we got too much time to kill
like pigeons on my windowsill
we hang around
ever since I've been with you
you hold me up
all the time I'm falling down
But right now
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and right now
the sun is trying to kill the moon,
and right now
i wish i could follow you
to the shores
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Missed her so much... | Reviewer: Michael | 2/18/13
I don't what to say really but everytime when i listen this song i remember her...İ still cant forget you...Happy 3 anniversary without me,my love, i'll always love you even you dont love me...
<3 | Reviewer: S | 11/29/10
This song remembers me of my best friend Natalie.
She is the honey and the moon that lights up my night.
ever since I've been with her
she holds me up
all the time I'm falling down.
And when I hold her hand, I forget all my sorrows. cause i know as long as I'm with her.. everything is alright.
please never leave mee !
great song | Reviewer: taylor | 11/11/10
I absolutely love this song and I think when he saying "all your dreams are waking up" and "right now everything you want is wrong" I think what the situation is that the girl in the song is younger than him and all she's carefree and not worrying about anything serious and he is older and even though he really loves he and wishes he can be as happy and carefree as her he knows that he can't "Right now" but great song heard it first on the O.C. favorite show untill marrisa dies :(
In his car..I'll never forget that day | Reviewer: Y | 6/4/09
We were driving in his car when this song came on, and I sang along..then he asked me where do I know it from. I wish I can remember more of the time I spent with him and more of the words he said, I miss them.
He is something special that I will never forget in my whole life. He is one of a kind.
I miss him so much.
If he only knew..if I haven't made all these stupid mistakes that I'm still making I would've followed him..to the shores of freedome.
I love you F.
my love | Reviewer: ksyy | 3/10/09
this is the song I dedicated to my ex when we broke up ... we were still very much in love and so sure we're meant to be together... but it's just too soon.. we're too young for forever..and so that summer he was leaving for Greece in a vacation so .. that's why I wish I could follow him ... to the shores of freedom ... where no one lives..
Truth. | Reviewer: Moriah | 12/1/08
This song is exactly what's happening with me at this time in my life. It's definatly about lovers that can't have each other because of a guilt that the guy has. My boy has the same problem. He feels guilt that he is ruining me and that I'm losing my potential and am not thinking straight. I know he would like me to be myself and not like him so I don't mess up my life but it's very difficult. I love him a lot and I know he loves me to, but right now, all my dreams are waking up and right now, he wishes he could follow me, to freedom. Because he knows that's where I'm going. I hope he can come with...
beautiful | Reviewer: monica | 11/1/08
such a beautiful song.
it's about the heaviness and depth and complexity of loving someone. Sometimes it comes in the wrong time and you just wish all the shit could go away and you could just be with that one person but it just comes at the wrong time and you're heartbroken
Memories | Reviewer: craptacular_wonderment | 11/17/07
This song holds so many memories... of friendship, youth, but also of so many other things only hearts can describe...
A child missing their father at war,
Elderly couples coping with Alzheimer's
Lovers that can't be together
Mother who miss their Children
Fathers who miss their Parents....
Beautiful song and lyrics that can withstand time........ CW
I think that | Reviewer: Mery | 11/14/07
I think that it is a beautiful song. I like the sound of his so soft voice and I feel a pleasure on having listened to her.
Me gustaria to know if there are translations to the Castilian of this song in order that my Spanish friends could listen to her.
blah | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/28/07
I like the song, but I would disagree saying he's the best singer ever, because in my opinion the best singer ever acoustically is Sam Beam of Iron & Wine.
so sweet and gentle | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/17/07
I simply love this song... it's so simple and yet, so touching :)
yo! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/5/07
FREAKIN LOVE THIS SONG. TEH LYRICS ARE SO GOOD. meaning ful.
Pamx | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/28/05
i just love this song,its one of my fav. songs ever!!joseph arthur is great!!
the bestest song ever | Reviewer: bethany | 6/18/05
joseph authur is the best singer ever and his best song is honey and the moon
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Alerted by the superintendent at John Littig and Lynne Rosen's Brooklyn, N.Y., apartment building, New York City police found the seemingly happy spouses dead in their home Monday at 11:11 a.m. with plastic bags over their heads.
That their professions were based on promoting happiness and fulfilled lives has made the suicides even more confounding.
Each one had left a suicide note, an NYPD spokesman said, but because the investigation is ongoing, police have declined to reveal the contents.
Rosen, 46, was a consultant and radio talk-show host, according to her personal website. She was previously a psychotherapist-consultant at Inner Power Concepts. Littig, 48, was also a life coach, as well as a motivational speaker, workshop facilitator and a music artist who performed under the name Jadex.
Littig used his experiences as a teacher and performer to "help people find their inner confidence, and build on their real talents and competencies to reach their highest potential," according to Rosen's website.
The two frequently worked together. Rosen hosted a call-in talk show, "The Pursuit of Happiness," on the New York City radio station WBAI. Littig often joined her as a co-host for the show, which focused on personal development.
They also co-founded "Why Not Now," which their website describes as a life coaching business "designed to help foster and encourage your inner strengths, identify hidden and untapped resources, and put you confidently on the path to designing the life you've always wanted to live."
The double suicide shocked the couple's Park Slope neighborhood, where few neighbors appeared to have known them.
Lois Katz, who lives across the street from the couple's apartment but had never met them, said she was shocked that a double-suicide could happen so close to her.
"It had never happened in this neighborhood," said Katz, 81, who has lived in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn for nearly 50 years.
"I am shocked that someone who is a psychotherapist would have committed suicide," she said on learning of Rosen's profession.
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NASA activates 622 Mbps laser network between the Earth and Moon October 24, 2013 at 1:28 pm
Using their new lunar laser link, NASA and MIT have succeeded in beaming data from the Moon at 622 megabits per second. This impressive feat is an important step in moving away from radio communications, which have reached the limit in the face of the new data demands for work in space.
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German researchers have combined photonics and electronics to create a world-record-breaking wireless network that can send and receive data at a heady 100 gigabits per second (Gbps). This beats the same team's previous world record of 40Gbps. At 100Gbps, or a transfer rate of 12.5 gigabytes per second — ten times faster than Google Fiber — you could copy a complete Blu-ray disc in a couple of seconds.
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He created and maintained the largest online drug distribution ring in history, made millions, and dabbled in assassination, but Ross Ulbricht's story is actually even weirder than it at first appears.
Twisted laser vortex breakthrough could lead to near-infinite bandwidth, new science September 24, 2013 at 11:16 am
Scientists at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) have devised a new way of creating twisted laser beams — optical vortexes — for carrying vast, near-infinite amounts of data down optical fiber, discovering exoplanets, and more. SLAC's optical vortex technology is much more advanced than previous attempts at creating and transmitting twisted light, allowing for shorter pulses, higher intensities, and much wider wavelengths — including X-rays.
iPhone 5S and 5C: The best support for 3G and 4G LTE networks worldwide September 11, 2013 at 3:42 pm
Yesterday, the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C were both announced at an event at Apple's headquarters. Apple makes a strong point throughout the unveiling that both the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C support more ultra-fast networks than any other phone available on the market today.
NASA prepares to launch 600Mbps space laser system to replace conventional radio links August 29, 2013 at 10:05 am
NASA is preparing to launch the Lunar Laser Communications Demonstration (LLCD), a testbed that will use lasers to send and receive data between Earth and the Moon. This will be the first time that NASA uses lasers instead of conventional S-band radio waves to communicate with spacecraft, allowing for massive data rates of up to 600 megabits per second, while also consuming much less power and requiring much smaller antennae.
Facebook creates Internet.org alliance to reduce price of mobile data plans to 1% of current price August 21, 2013 at 9:48 am
In one of the most admirable but least altruistic moves ever, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is heading up Internet.org, a new global partnership that aims to bring down the cost of mobile internet access, and to connect the roughly four billion inhabitants of Earth who still don't have access to the internet. The primary goal, of course, is to ensure a steady stream of new customers — and thus an increases in stock market valuation — for the members of the Internet.org alliance, which includes Qualcomm, Samsung, and Nokia, among others.
Back to the future: Microsoft develops acoustic P2P file transfer tech for smartphones August 15, 2013 at 2:05 pm
In a bold, technologically retrograde move that will strike fear into anyone who surfed the internet before the advent of DSL and cable, Microsoft Research has devised an acoustic file transfer protocol for mobile devices. That's acoustic, as in, the same way that your 56k modem connected to the internet via a stream of modulated bleeps and screeches. This technique, called peer-to-peer acoustic NFC, allows any two mobile devices to transfer files as long as they have a speaker and a microphone — no special hardware, such as NFC, WiFi, or Bluetooth is required.


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Elie NadelmanTweetUnited States (1882 - 1946 ) - Artworks Wikipedia® - Elie Nadelman
Sotheby's /Apr 16, 2014
€3,630.03 - €5,082.04
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Elie Nadelman - Idealized Female Head
Auction: Sotheby's -Oct 2, 2014 - New YorkLot number: 1
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Elie Nadelman 1882 - 1946 IDEALIZED FEMALE HEAD white marble on a 5 1/2 inch yellow and pink marble base Height: 13 1/2 inches (34.3 cm) Read Condition Report Read Condition Report Register or Log-in to view condition report Saleroom Notice Provenance By direct descent in the family of the artist to the present owner in good condition; mild surface soiling; lower corners of base are slightly worn, chipped In response to your inquiry, we are pleased to provide you with a general report of the condition of the property described above. Since we are not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to consult with a restorer or conservator of your choice who will be better able to provide a detailed, professional report. Prospective buyers should inspect each lot to satisfy themselves as to condition and must understand that any statement made by Sotheby's is merely a subjective qualified opinion.
Elie Nadelman - Head Of A Woman
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Elie Nadelman (American, 1885-1946) Head of a Woman bronze inscribed Elie Nadelman (lower left) Height: 6 inches. This work has light surface dust throughout; there is minor oxidation in the figures right ear as well as on the top of its head; overall, this work appears to be in basic good condition. Height of marble: 3 1/4 inches.
Elie Nadelman - Ideal Head
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Elie Nadelman Am. 1885-1946 Ideal Head 2 ca. 1920 Pencil on paper 10 5/8 x 8 1/8 in. 27.0 x 20.6 cm Good condition, good appearance The artistHenry David Sleeper, an important, nationally known antiquarian, collector, and interior decorator of the time and a friend of the artistSociety for the Preservation of New England AntiquitiesZabriskie Gallery, New York (1985)Tom Veilleux Gallery, Portland 10 5/8 x 8 1/8 in. 27.0 x 20.6 cm "Elie Nadelman and the Influence of Folk Art", October 8-December 10, 1980 Demuth Museum, Lancaster, Pennsylvania (label verso) Pencil on paper
Elie Nadelman - Two Standing Circus Figures
Auction: Sotheby's -Apr 16, 2014 - New YorkLot number: 5
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By direct descent in the family of the artist to the present owner 5 Elie Nadelman 1882 - 1946 TWO STANDING CIRCUS FIGURES one inscribed EN and numbered 4/8 with copyright (on the reverse of the base) one bronze, brown patina, on a 2 inch black base, one plaster Height (of each): 9 inches (22.9 cm) Estimate 5,000 - 7,000 USD Print Generally in good condition. The bronze with a brown patina.
Elie Nadelman - Standing Nude.
Original 1920220
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ELIE NADELMAN Standing Nude. Drypoint on imitation Japan paper, circa 1920. 260x75 mm; 10 1/4x3 inches, full margins. A very good impression, with all the fine lines distinct. Known primarily for his modernist sculptures of female heads and nudes, Nadelman (1882-1946) was a Polish born artist who spent the last decades of his life in the Riverdale neighborhood of the Bronx. His works display his passions for classical sculpture and European Folk Art, mixed with the Cubist influences he gained through his relationships with avant-garde artists like Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso, whom he met while living in Paris from 1904 to 1914. Estimate $2,000 - 3,000


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St Andrews Healthcare Essex delivers gender-sensitive, holistic and service user-centred care for both Men and Women with Personality Disorder and / or Mental Health in a low secure and locked environment.
We are now looking for nurses to join our nursing bureau (casual working) to support the permanent ward based multi - disciplinary teams in providing direct care for our service users.
We would like to hear from both experienced and newly qualified MH/LD nurses that have completed their preceptorship who would like to support an organisation committed to the quality of service user care and that encourages innovation to continually improve our mental health care services. St Andrew`s sta ff and senior staff nurses in the delivery of care plans as part of the clinical team and will support our healthcare assistant`s ongoing training and development. Ideally you will have worked in a secure services environment caring for the same or similar service user groups and you will be NMC registered.
At St Andrew`s Healthcare, we are not just specialists in mental health. We are experts in you. From supporting your career, to giving you the freedom to put your own ideas into practice, we will take a personal interest in helping you develop. Having undergone a 10-year programme of growth, we are continuing to invest in making our nursing team the example to which the healthcare industry aspires. Join us as a Mental Health or Learning Disability Nurse and you will have a wide choice of areas to specialise in. You might already be an expert in your field, or you could be looking to become one. Whatever your skills and experience, we will give you the freedom to push the boundaries of your practice, without the usual red tape or fixed ways of working.
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Gartner Disses Oracle Security
Gartner Disses Oracle Security
Close on the heels of Oracles latest critical patch update, Gartner has published an advisory warning that, given the seriousness and the ease of exploit of the flaws involved, administrators have got to get over their laissez-faire attitude toward patching.
"Oracle has not yet experienced a mass security exploit, but this does not mean that one will never occur," Gartners Rich Mogull wrote.
Oracle administrators have traditionally relied on their servers being well tucked behind firewalls, in addition to Oracles good record on strong security, and have thus oftentimes been slow to patch.
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"Oracle databases have traditionally been located fairly deep within the enterprise," Mogull said in an interview with eWEEK. "People are now used to, when a CPU [Critical Patch Update] comes out, to wait days to patch. With Oracle, they tend to wait longer. These systems run well, these systems dont have downtime issues, so administrators wait a bit of time before installing patches. Its fairly well-understood in the industry they dont patch as frequently" as users of other vendors software, he said.
Beyond that, Mogull said, patching is sometimes impossible, given lack of support for legacy Oracle versions. "Oracle doesnt support products quite as long as some other vendors out there," he said.
Hence, "many, many" clients are locked into older Oracle versions, since they rely on third-party applications that run on those older systems, he said.
Regardless, the current laid-back attitude toward patching is unacceptable, Mogull said. "Critical Oracle vulnerabilities are being discovered and disclosed at an increasing rate, and exploit tools and proof-of-concept code are appearing more regularly on the Internet," he wrote in the advisory.
"At least on administrators side, its time to update their management practices a bit, to better prepare" for testing and patching, he said.
This need for more nimble patching shouldnt be too onerous, given Oracles switch to a quarterly patch release, Mogull saida circumstance that puts patching on a predictable, regular schedule.
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At this point, no massive Oracle exploit has ever seized headlines a la Microsofts experience with Slammer, et al. But researchers consider the event inevitable, given that some of the discovered Oracle flaws include SQL injections, which are easy to execute remotely via Web applications, Mogull said.
A case in point is DB18, one of the 82 patches issued by Oracle in January. Security experts warn that Oracle is obfuscating the seriousness of this flaw, which would allow any user to take control of an Oracle database just by modifying a URL.
As splashy as Slammer and its ilk are, an Oracle exploit would likely be more quiet and more lethal, given that Oracle databases and other applications run in the worlds largest enterprises and thus contain far more valuable data.
"If we do see an exploit, well see worms quietly deploying and stealing information from systems," Mogull said. "I want to give Oracle credit. Theyre the leader in databases because its a great product. Theyre used in some of the most trusted environments out there."
Oracle has long been criticized for lack of communication regarding specifics on vulnerabilities.
Oracle faces growing criticism about poor quality patches, known vulnerabilities left unpatched for too long, and poor communication about vulnerability specifics. At customers urging, its now working to turn it all around. Click here to read more.
"Theyre years behind the industry," Mogull said. "Theres no other way to put it. Theyre trying to pave a path for issues that were determined long ago."
Oracles policy toward providing specifics has long been that it doesnt want to provide a road map for hackers to exploit systems. Thus, they often patch vulnerabilities without describing what the vulnerabilities are. Both are "archaic" practices, Mogull said, that run under the assumption that the bad guys wont discover the vulnerabilities on their own.
"Those guys are going to reverse-engineer these patches," he said. "As well as some security researchers will release vulnerability information when they get it. But Oracle wont validate" the vulnerability information, he said.
"They evaluate it, they determine what the risk is, and they tell you what the risk is, in terms of impact," Mogull said. "Thats patronizing. If Im an Oracle administrator or security officer, its my job to measure risk to my organization, and I need the information to do that."
As it is, Oracle has been working on better communication ever since the infamous Alert 68, Oracles first multiple-patch release. When it was released, in August 2004, Next-Generation Security Software reported 10 vulnerabilities, including buffer overflow issues, PL/SQL injection, trigger abuse, character set conversion bugs and denial of service. Customers also complained of Oracles lack of communication on severity issues.
Since then, Oracles move to faster communication can be seen in the aftermath of the malicious Voyager non-activated worm code. Even though the non-worm was the result of insecure configuration on Listener accounts and not the result of a code flaw, Oracle rushed to get information to customers regarding proper configuration.
Still, Mogull said, he expects better from a company with such good security features. "They have some of the best security features on the market," he said. "Theyre years ahead of their competitors. But all of that is negated because of their cruddy disclosure policies. I cant rate that product highly as a secure product. I dont care how many features you have."
Oracle hadnt yet responded to a request for comment by the time this story posted.
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When I was a teenager falling in love with the theater, I picked up a book called Broadway's Greatest Musicals. The sole criterion for inclusion was that a show run for at least 500 performances, which translates to about a year and a quarter.
How quaint.
I was thinking about that when I attended the 25th-anniversary performance of The Phantom of the Opera, now ranked as Broadway's longest-running musical ever. The show was in great shape — in some respects maybe better than when it opened — and I asked the Phantom's legendary director, Hal Prince, how often he came to see it in a year, expecting him to say once or twice. His answer surprised me.
"I see the show probably at least a dozen times a year, but I rehearse them four times a year," Prince says. "And it's a hell of a happy responsibility, you know what I mean? I'm very grateful for it."
Hugh Panaro, who plays the Phantom, has a unique perspective. His first stint with the show was 22 years ago, when he played the young lover Raoul. Over the years, Panaro has left the show to do other roles, but he's returned several times. All told, he's played the Phantom for over 1,700 performances.
While he says those rehearsals with Prince are crucial, part of what keeps things fresh for him is that he has played opposite so many actresses in the lead role of Christine. He doesn't have an exact count, but he can wager a guess.
"Fifteen, easily!" Panaro says. "And that's not counting understudies; that's counting girls that have held this contract, from the time I was Raoul 'til now. I get two Christines a week" — the part is daunting enough that a different actress performs at matinees — "and no two Christines are alike, which is the beauty of it. So I get a fresh pair of eyes every night, pretty much."
Getting It Right, Eight Times A Week
Up on West 51st Street at the Gershwin Theatre, production stage manager Marybeth Abel is putting a new actor into the role of the munchkin Boq in Wicked, the prequel to The Wizard of Oz, which will be celebrating its 10th anniversary this October. In her office backstage, she explains what she does.
"I always say my primary job is to make sure the show goes on every night as scheduled, and that we do it successfully and we get a standing ovation at the end of the night," Abel says, laughing.
So she works with the actors and the backstage crew — there are about 120 people on Wicked — to make sure the show runs smoothly eight times a week.
But she also takes charge of afternoon and evening rehearsals, teaching understudies and new performers their blocking — where to move onstage and when.
"Hands down, when you're in a long-run show, the best thing that happens is there's turnover in cast," Abel says. "That's the best thing that happens, because all those influxes of difference make everybody, like, step up!"
One of the new actors Abel has put in the show is Willemjin Verkaik, in the role of Elphaba — the green girl who becomes the Wicked Witch of the West. Verkaik is from the Netherlands and has played Elphaba in Europe in both Dutch and German. Now she's hit a trifecta, doing it on Broadway in English.
Even if she's following in the footsteps — literally — of Tony Award winner Idina Menzel, who created the role, she says she's found ways to make the part her own.
"You are an actor, so you have to play it yourself, and you have to make it believable; you have to believe it yourself, so you have to go on that journey yourself," Verkaik says. "And that is what the director helps you to do."
'It's Not A Factory Job'
Every show has a resident director, who acts as a liaison between the original creators and the cast. That's John Stefaniuk's job at The Lion King, which recently celebrated its 15th anniversary. He travels the globe overseeing as many as eight productions of the show, working closely with all the actors.
"It's not a factory job," Stefaniuk says. "You want to allow these actors to feel like actors and treat them as such; not feel like replicas of somebody else's show. It's being told by that person firsthand, rather than fifth-, sixth-, seventh-hand, because if you take a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy, soon it starts to lose its integrity. And I really think that's the core … to really keep the integrity of what that audience had on the first night."
Ron Kunene has been with The Lion King for all 15 years, as a bass in the chorus. Born in South Africa, he has a second job on the show — helping actors in New York and in other companies with some of the African dialects, like the language the baboon Rafiki speaks.
"And it's based on clicks," Kuene says, demonstrating. "So, it's my duty to also teach."
But Kunene says what really keeps the show fresh for him is seeing the expressions on the faces of audience members. Panaro, over at The Phantom of the Opera, agrees.
"Every performance, there's a new audience out there," Panaro says. "And there may be a 12-year-old or a 13-year-old kid out there that wants to maybe do this for a living. And that's my story. You know, my parents brought me to see my first Broadway show when I was 12 years old."
And even though he's seen The Lion King hundreds of times, resident director Stefaniuk says it's never boring.
"I think after all these years, if it doesn't still send a shiver up my back, then I'm not doing my job," Stefaniuk says.


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The goal isn't to take away all guns.
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|Mon, 01-07-2013 - 11:48am
Despite the scare tactics so typical of the right - see health care - there is no desire to take away all guns amongst most on the left. That is how the right wants to define the debate, as all or nothing. It knows it wins in that case.
All we want is common sense, but listen to, see the howls and declarations of 'you won't take away my gun!'
Which position is actually rational and reasoned?
|Mon, 02-04-2013 - 9:46am
JW, the logic is there and is quite solid once you consider and acknowledge the basic reality and legal rulings involved in such things.
First, law enforcement is a reactionary force when it comes to events requiring someone to defend themselves. They may arrive in time to make a difference, they may not. What do you expect someone to do in the even they don't arrive in time?
Second, while law enforcement will generally respond as quickly as possible, they are under no legal obligation to do so. Take a look at Warren v. District of Columbia for an example of the police protection you're evidently counting on to be timely and effective.
I still have not seen ANYTHING which indicates a need for either automatic or assault weapons by hunters or sportsmen.
So because you don't personally see a need, it must not exist, correct? (Though for the record it's illegal to hunt with an automatic weapon). What you're ignoring is that the 2nd is not need based, nor is hunting or recreational sport shooting the point of the 2nd anyway. Potential militia service, remember? And as such both "assault weapons" and automatics are most definately suitable.
My definition of "high powered" is a weapon of war.
Which would include virtually every hunting weapon and/or caliber of ammunition in existance, as the vast majority of them were or are used in military firearms. Additionally, the use in combat of a given round or weapon has absolutely nothing to do it's power relative to another caliber of ammunition or firearm. The .38 Special is a very weak round in terms of velocity and energy, yet it was the Army standard sidearm and caliber once upon a time.
So in other words you've constructed a premise under which banning almost all ammunition and firearms is both logical and reasonable when in fact it's neither, based on your rather creative determination of what constitutes high-power.
"Again, I'd like some reassurance that the person carrying a firearm has a damn good reason for carrying that firearm, is self -disciplined, trained, and in good physical shape."
Again with what you want as opposed to what you're entitled to, as you also want reassurance that police will be there to protect you at need. You are entitled to no such thing. Once you recognize and accept that basic reality you'll be in a much better position to argue this subject.
|Tue, 02-05-2013 - 10:09pm
Duplicate post--these boards are still far more buggy than they should be.
|Thu, 02-07-2013 - 3:41pm
The bottom line is with out the best weapons the person is at a disadvantage whe they wish to hunt, forage,or defend. Police do not defend they react. Now it might mean 5min or half an hour. In those minutes what you yourself are capable of doing is the issue. State of the art rifles give one the time. As the defender is able to keep their heads down or chase them off.
What your argument comes down to is fear. Fear of harm or death. A fear that in the case of modern rifles is less than 2%.
Of course people will kill other people. That is a known factor. So what? That is a risk of living. Anyone is more likely to die in a car accident.
"Your rights to carry a firearm do NOT trump others rights to live, nor should it be necessary in a free and civil society to only feel secure if you carry a weapon. "
How illogical! Feeling secure is an illusion anyway. Most of us live our lives with out thinking about "feeling secure". How does having a state of the art firearm have anything to do with others living (unless they are insisting on taking (stealing) what is mine). Or offering harm to me or mine.
A free society is an armed if one wants to society. About discouraging invaders that is true to some extant. It means that armed people can resist. Making the invasion expensive or untenable.
But in no way interferes with your ability to go about your life. That is right. How does my having a modern rifle prevent you from doing your thing? How does my carrying have any thing to do with anyone who is also interested in living a civil life?
|Fri, 02-08-2013 - 12:33am
|Fri, 02-08-2013 - 2:54pm
Part of the issue is that liberals feel it is the government that grants them freedom, rather than it being an unalienable right that is defended by both the individual and the government...and that when the government fails to do so, it is up to the individual to defend those rights. Their ideology is also a very selfish one...if they don't see a need for a gun YOU shouldn't have one. The same thing is true for SUVs and light bulbs.
The simple fact is that they don't know what they're talking about. They use terms like "assault rifles" to demonize and fear monger, when the weapons they're describing would never be used by our military to assault anything. They don't care that rifles are used in only 3% of criminal shootings...and it's an even more infinitesimal number of shootings where a high-capacity clip was used. But why let facts get in the way of a political ideology?
Like ignoring the FACT that cars kill exponentially more people than guns do...despite there being 300 million guns in this country. If they're interested in the safety of school children, then why do they oppose having armed guards protecting them? Why aren't there airbags on school busses? Seatbelts? Heck no! But one loon goes on a shooting spree at a school and they don't go..."hey, wait a minute! This guy was a loon and everyone knew it. Let's address the actual CAUSE of the problem." No...they'd rather use the tragedy to push their agenda and go after the guns KNOWING that it will do nothing to address the problem. Why not go after the kind of car the guy drove to get to the school, it would accomplish just as much.
|Fri, 02-08-2013 - 2:56pm
How does my having a modern rifle prevent you from doing your thing? How does my carrying have any thing to do with anyone who is also interested in living a civil life?
Because they fear you. And if you have a weapon it's harder to control you.
|Fri, 02-08-2013 - 3:44pm
Guns are tools used by people and not always for appropriate reasons. For that reason, there should be restrictions on guns and ownership. I'm not even talking about an "all or nothing" argument. I'm talking about people who own guns or want to purchase one needs to register the gun. Retrictions for criminals makes logical sense and also certain types of weapons are NOT necessary for any reasonable explanation and therefore there is no reason to have then legalized.
|Fri, 02-08-2013 - 6:59pm
JW, the 2nd itself is justification for and protection for such personal firearms which are suitable or otherwise lend themselves to the effectiveness of the militia should such service be necessary. That's a United States Supreme Court determination. And with that in mind, semi- and fully-automatic firearms are well justified.
Safeguards? There's a background check for new purchases, in some states a license is required for all or some firearms. But if you're looking or expecting some sort of guarantee, you're out of luck. Life has no guarantees, whether you're talking about people driving drunk or someone who legally owns a firearm.
"I asked why the majority of gun owners don't seem to drill regularly with that "well-regulated" militia of the Second."
Because there is no requirement to do so until such time as the respective states call the militia to serve.
"Justifying owning arms because law enforcement officers don't have a commitment to protect and serve a specific individual is specious. By that logic, you'd be expected to have your own water hose and firefighting equipment."
Not specious in the slightest. Many people have firefighting equipment for use in the even that a situation requires their use, such as fire extinguishers in the kitchen. I even have a small one in my vehicle. Many people consider the ownership of such things is simply a logical, reasonable precaution against the possiblity of a situation in which they can use be used to protect life and property. I take it you disagree, that nobody need own such a device?
"You're not "entitled" to the response of firefighters and EMT's. And their promises to protect and serve, are for the community, not you. You have no legal right to expect timely and effective service from first responders. That whole bit sounds absurd, doesn't it?"
It sounds realistic JW, not absurd. Emergency responders respond as and when they can, in as timely a manner as they can. Doesn't mean they'll be in time to make a difference. But from your statement I presume you either didn't read the court case I recommended on this subject, or you did read it and dismissed it as irrelevant.
Moreover, I am not the problem. The climbing toll of gratutitous violence and death, particularly mass shootings and the shootings of people in areas where they ought to feel safe (and are, at least in the case of Chris Kyle, even armed), is clear proof that something is horribly wrong with the status quo, howls of "rights" and "freedoms" notwithstanding.
If you're presenting false information, then you are part of the problem. In this case, the number of homicides in the US has fallen and been falling for years now, contradicting your statement about the "climbing toll of violence and death". So while you're entirely correct that something is horribly wrong when people take others lives for no good reason or purpose, one thing which is also wrong is the promotion of falsehoods as fact as a means of supporting your argument.
Your rights to carry a firearm do NOT trump others rights to live, nor should it be necessary in a free and civil society to only feel secure if you carry a weapon.
So long as I use my firearm in accordance with the law and with appropriate safety precautions, my right is harming no one, much less depriving anyone of their life (unless their criminal actions make it necessary for me to defend myself or others).
My carrying of a firearm is simply a precaution against possible situations in which it might become necessary. If you prefer to rely on law enforcement, by all means do so. That's your choice, and your gamble. For myself, I prefer to take precautions just in case law enforcement, for whatever reason, isn't nearby if there is an immediate, vital need for their services.
|Fri, 02-08-2013 - 7:32pm
There are restrictions on firearms Mom, on both the purchase and possession of them. But registration is a no-go. While confiscation doesn't always follow registration, registration is a necessary precursor to any confiscations. Registration presents an unacceptable risk to firearms ownership, especially in the current political climate.
Retrictions for criminals makes logical sense and also certain types of weapons are NOT necessary for any reasonable explanation and therefore there is no reason to have then legalized.
There's a Supreme Court ruling on the subject, several actually, but one in particular is worth noting here, US v. Miller. That court, in addressing the issue of a sawed-off shotgun, stated the following...
"In the absence of evidence tending to show that possession or use of a 'shotgun having a barrel of less than 18 inches in length,' which is the subject of regulation and taxation by the National Firearms Act of June 26, 1934, has some reasonable relationship to the preservation or efficiency of a well-regulated militia, it cannot be said the the Second Amendment to the Federal Constitution guarantees the right to keep and bear such an instrument, or that the statute violates such constitutional provision."
So, they found no evidence (Miller was actually dead by then and no arguments supporting his claim was presented) that the shotgun in question had a reasonable relationship to the preservation or efficiency of the militia, and so wasn't protected under the 2nd Amendment. Working with that reasoning, those firearms which do contribute to or have a reasonable relationship to the preservation or efficiency of the milita are protected under the 2nd. Many semi-auto's and certainly fully automatic firearms comply with that requirement. So banning particular firearms should be judged with that philosophy in mind.


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