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13.09.06 - By Geoff McKay: Are you ever struck by how some memories remain vivid for years, like they just happened while others seem to fade so quickly that it was like they never existed? I remember every detail about the first time an adult asked my honest opinion on a sporting event. You see, I had just turned eight years old, and several families had gathered at a local home to watch the Ray Leonard, Hearns fight. One of the men, my fathers close friend, asked me who my pick was. I hadnt the foggiest who either one of these guys was, but since he had done me the courtesy of mentioning both names in his question, at least I was able to guess..
Hearns, I said after mulling it over. My lifetime hobby of predicting fights had begun. As it turned out, I would be a little shaky out of the gate. I swelled with pride when the fellow nodded in agreement. For just a little while, I was an equal, my opinion accepted and appreciated.
I didnt actually watch much of the fight in the end. You see, this was back in the days when boxing was more than just a fringe sport, and big bouts were sometimes a social event. Boxing fans were usually men, however, fights were on free T.V. and families were welcome as each household took its turn being host on fight night.
There were plenty of kids around to distract me. Spontaneous games of tag broke out, hide and seek was popular, and on the night in question I can distinctly remember a rousing game of one of the worst inventions in history, lawn darts. As usual, the object of the game quickly changed from who could lob the dart into the hula-hoop, to who could loft the dart the highest into the air. I wonder if all those panicked escape runs resulted in as many near misses as I remember?
Sometime during the course of the evening I wandered by the group of men watching the fight. I was immediately struck by the excitement, the exhilaration of the crowd. I watched them throw insults back and forth, jibe one another, and yet, seem to be enjoying every minute of it. Not just the fight, but also the interaction between themselves. It was as though whatever was happening on the television had drawn something out of these men that, as a boy, I had only witnessed in other children. Exhilaration, excitement, amazement.
In particular, I was surprised at the behavior of my father. Here was a man that rarely, if ever showed emotion. He could cut himself and not make a sound. When the family pet died he remained stoic while everyone else wept. Even the ultimate terror, going downstairs into the dark basement at night, was something he would do without hesitation. Joyous occasions saw a similar response from him. On Christmas morning, while we all eagerly tore open any presents that came our way, he simply placed his in a stack. He would let a slight smile show when we were all out of presents, and requested we be allowed to dig into his hoard.
Yet here he was, laughing loudly, openly, cheering, grinning, enjoying himself with his friends every bit as much as the others and I had trying to skewer ourselves with lawn darts. This was something that required investigating. I sidled up next to my father and stood beside him. I remember him looking at me, then sliding over on the couch in order to give me room to sit down.
I cant say that I remember much about the fight, because I dont, but I do remember the atmosphere. The atmosphere of a big fight, something every boxing fan knows well. Its something I have never forgotten, and still one of the very best things about watching a boxing match.
As the years went by my father and I began to enjoy boxing together. When I went off to university I could count on a phone call from home, informing me as to when a good fight would be on. Sometimes, if my pick was doing well, I would return the phone call in between rounds to casually point out the obvious. If my pick was taking a beating, I wouldnt call, but just like clockwork I would hear the phone ring within the minute rest break.
Things change, as they have a way of doing, and whatever force it is that makes things happen had decided my Fathers life was not going to be a long one. The astonishing thing was, that no matter how ill he became, he still loved boxing. I sat with him the night Oleg Maskaev fought Derrick Jefferson. Jefferson broke his ankle, and later lamented
Who ever heard of breaking you ankle in boxing? My day laughed his head off, just like he did the night of the Hearns-Leonard fight.
The other night I sat and watched the Maskaev Rahman fight while my children played in the kitchen. The phone calls have stopped now, there havent been any for three years, but I still sometimes get the urge to reach for the handset.
I had hoped Maskaev would win this fight, I guess simply because he was the underdog. His career had been so brutally derailed on a number of occasions, and I like to see guys prove that no matter how bad things get, its always possible to make a comeback.
POW, Maskaev cracked Rahman, Rahman wobbled, desperation in his eyes, hes going to do it, Maskaev is going to win. Im on my feet, cheering, jubilant; something in the corner of my eye catches my attention.
Its my daughter, six years old. Shes standing beside me, not saying a word but her face is asking Whats going on? I looked down at her, and then moved aside to give her room to sit down.
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Search: Wales found 41 records
Matthew Berry - Newcastle Emlyn - Carmarthen - Newport - Tenby Region: Wales ¶
West Wales Tai Chi
Classes throughout Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Teaching Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan 37 form and 24 form - Straight sword form - Qigong - Meditation - Push Hands - Martial Applications and Self Defence for all ages.
Contact: 07813 902 266
email: Matthew Berry
Celia Brown - Harlech Region: Wales ¶
Traditional Yang tai chi chuan form - long and short, applications. Push hands, narrow blade and broadsword forms
Teaching in North Wales - Harlech, Beaumaris, Porthmadog.
Contact: Hendre Ddyfrgi
01766 780345
email: Celia Brown
Christy Butterick - Cardiff Region: Wales ¶
Life in the 21st Century. Christy teaches the full syllabus on a weekly basis plus individual and workshop sessions by arrangement
Contact: 38 Willow Close
Vale of Glamorgan
02920 206042
email: Christy Butterick
Matt Caulfield - Merthyr Tydfil Region: Wales ¶
The Tai Chi Guy (Kaiming Association)
Cheng man ching 37 step form, chi-kung, push hands and self defence applications - Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales
One to one sessions only.
Contact: 34 Cyfarthfa Mews
Swansea Rod
Merthyr Tydfil
07711 204013
email: Matt Caulfield
Phil East - Conwy Region: Wales ¶
Ting (The Cauldron)
Seated qigong exercises for relaxation. Gentle warm up exercises to prepare the body and improve the flow of qi. Teaching shibashi - the 18 movements. Conwy county in Wales
Contact: Conwy - Wales
01492 573383
email: Phil East
Mike Evans - Llanelli area Region: Wales ¶
Llonydd Tai Chi - Chi Kung
Based in and classes held in Llanelli area.
Class: Yang style Tai Chi 37 movement form, Pushing/sensing hands, Stillness-enery Chi Kung
Contact: email: Mike Evans
Martin Evans - Chester Region: North ¶
Director YMAA Chester
Traditional Yang style taijiquan
Yang style long form, applications, san shou, saber, sword and qigong.
Classes in Hoole, Chester and North Wales (Mold area)
Contact: 01352741958
email: Martin Evans
Jayne Evans - Vale of Glamorgan Region: Wales ¶
Contact: Jayne Evans
14 Cwrt Y Cadno
Llantwit Major
Vale of Glamorgan
01446 795332
email: Jayne Evans
David Eyeions - Llandudno Region: Wales ¶
China Bridge Centre
classical yang, short and long forms, pushing hands, broadsword, narrowblade, staff, qigong, chin na - Llandudno
Contact: 7 Maes Y Wennol
Penrhyn Bay
01492 544548
07720 890700
Gaynor Gaynor - Rhyl, Ruthin, Wrexham Region: Wales ¶
Lotus Nei Gong School of Daoist Arts
Gaynor continues studying for a BSc (Hons) degree in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine and she is also training in Classical Yang style and internal arts.
L.N.G. North Wales teaches all abilities Yang Tai Chi Chuan, Qi Gong, Dao Yins and Nei Gong.
L.N.G. organises classes and courses around the UK, Sweden, USA and Asia.
L.N.G. also operates a traditional residential training facility in Sweden. Please visit web site for more.
Contact: 44 7834 461 266
email: Gaynor Gaynor
Mike Gleed - Llangollen Region: Wales ¶
Warm up from "the Eighteen Therapies". Qigong exercises for exercise/balance/relaxation/health. Ba duan jin routine. Meridian stimulation section. Tai Chi walking. Practice of tai chi form.
Cardio-vascular workout. More Qigong for heath, warm down.
Completed a certified course with Paul Lam for Tai Chi for Arthritis
Froncysyllte Community Centre Llangollen
Contact: Crud Yr Awel
Gate Road
01691 774802
07944 386550
email: Mike Gleed
Robert Hall - Denbigh Region: Wales ¶
Yang style tai chi and qigong therapy exercises - Llandyrnog, Denbigh
Contact: 9 Maes Tyrnog
North Wales
01824 790648
email: Robert Hall
Annie Gorton Harding - Raglan Region: Wales ¶
Tai Chi Wisdom
Established teacher since 1986, Annie offers a full syllabus in weekly classes. Tailored workshops for businesses and institutions.
Individual tuition by arrangement. Residential retreat space.
Regular classes held in Raglan and Abergavenny.
Contact: CARREG WEN,
Raglan, Monmouthshire NP15 2DX
01291 690310
email: Annie Gorton Harding
Hridayagita - Bettisfield Region: Wales ¶
Hridayagita runs Tai Chi and Meditation retreats for women at Taraloka retreat centre. Her training and practice is imbued with a sense of play, mindfulness and kindly awareness: about coming more and more into the present moment with an open heart and sense of ease. Forms taught are 8 strands of silk brocade, circle form, shibashi sequences and dance of the six elements. Taraloka is a women's Buddhist Retreat Centre so all retreats are led in the context of the Triratna Buddhist Community.
Contact: http://www.taraloka.org.uk
Bill James - Newport, Gwent Region Region: Wales ¶
Llonydd Tai Chi - Chi Kung
Classes at Newport, Rogerstone, Cwmbran; Workshops Swansea/Llanelli.
Teaching Stillness-energy Chi Kung.
Classical Yang style Tai Chi through the 37 movement form.
Pushing/connecting hands.
Contact: 5 Fuscia Way, Rogerstone, Newport, Gwent NP10 9LD
07814 571247
email: Bill James
Phil James - Deri Region: Wales ¶
Heaven Mountain Tai Chi Chuan
Contact: Nirvana
Bargoed Terrace
Mid Glamorgan
01443 830542
email: Phil James
Alan Jefferies - Abermule Region: Wales ¶
White Crane Academy of Tai Chi and QiGong
Standing QiGong:
8 positin of Tai Hui
Baduanjin 8 Pieces of Brocade
The Constant ear Cheng Man Ch'ing
WuJi QiGong
Dynamic QiGong:
18 steps by Lin Houshen
8 Animals QiGong
Chen Style Soft Circle Work
Simple beeathing Techniques
Moving Medittion Principals
Yang Style Tai Chi 1st Part. 18 Form
Chen Style Tai Chi 15 Form
Yang Style Tai Chi Fan Form 18
Chen Style Sword
10 Weekly Classes throughout Mid Wales.
Monthly Sword classes
Contact: 07976 321345
email: Alan Jefferies
The light House, Green Lane, Abermule, Near Montgomery, Powys
John Jones - Porthcawl Region: Wales ¶
Swimming Dragon School of Sun Style Tajiquan
The School is a non profit organisation, based in South Wales, teaching the Classical internal martial arts of Sun Lutang. The school has the honor of having the famous Sun Style Master, Mr P. Nyfelt as our Mentor and School Principal.
The head teacher John is a member of the main Sun Style Organisation in Beijing now headed by Zhang Zhen Hua. and is a founder member of the Sun Style Tai Chi Association of Wales, an organisation aimed at friendship between independent organisations in Wales having an interest in Sun Style internal martial arts.
John is also the originator and copyright holder of the Variable Easy Tai Chi for Health exercise therapy system (VETCH) which is based on Sun Lutang's classical Tai Chi 97 sequence. It is an ideal exercise for older people and especially good for arthritis.
Awel y Mor Community Centre Porthcawl, CF36 5TP
Contact: Contact John 01656 784991
email: John Jones
Class Locations, click on the icon to see a map.
Alan Jones - Vale of Glamorgan Region: Wales ¶
Wu Chi Tai Chi Qi Gong
Tai Chi and Qigong for Health and Well-Being, Daoyin and Kaimen Qi Gong, Tai Chi Short and Long Forms. Weekly classes for beginners and improvers. Individual and group instruction for all ages.
Old School, South Road, Sully, Vale of Glamorgan, S Wales.
Contact: 17 Mountbatten Road
Vale of Glamorgan
S. Wales
01446 400244
email: Alan Jones
Steve Kennedy - Wrexham Region: Wales ¶
Red Dragon Taiji
Yang style - beginners and improvers. 8 step, 24 step, 13 step Dao, 32 step sword, daoyin, baduajin - Wrexham area.
Contact: 6 Ael-y-Bryn
01978 352983
07511 093295
Gloria Lake - Bridgend Region: Wales ¶
Teaching the 97 and Qi Gong
I am training with Su Ying, Dave Martin who has direct lineage with China and Carl Bateman. I have classes in Pyle, Porthcawl and Coytrahen, beginners are always welcome
Contact: 22, Woodland Avenue, Porthcawl. CF36 5HU
01656 372451
email: Gloria Lake
Lyn Law - Chester Region: Wales ¶
Yang style short form, qigong for health, relaxation, balance. Those with Parkinsons or other conditions especially welcome - Chester,
Wirral, North Wales, West Cheshire
Contact: China Bridge Centre
18 Deanery Close
Abbots Park
01244 383976
email: Lyn Law
Neil Lodge - Cardiff Region: Wales ¶
Lotus Nei Gong - Cardiff
Study Yang style taijiquan for health or as a martial art, following daoist nei gong principles. Classesin tiajiquan 37 and 85 form, tui-shou, quan fa, qigong, zhan zhuang and dao ying. - Cardiff
Contact: 147 Moorland Road
07748 127823
email: Neil Lodge
Dave Martin - Leicester Region: Midlands ¶
Sun Style Tai Chi Association UK
Sun style - 97 step form, sword form, tui shou, Sun style XingYi - Leicester,Derby, London - Swimming Dragon South Wales
Contact: 38 Brinsmead Road, Leicester. LE2 3WB
0116 2706115
07932 977191
email: Dave Martin
Vince Millband - Swansea Region: Wales ¶
Rising Dragon Tai Chi
Yang style (Cheng man Ching/ Dr Chi) - short form. Qigong - Shibashi - Taoist healing exercises.
Workshops that introduce the principles of tai chi to non-
practitioners of tai chi chuan as well as developing a deeper
understanding for those familiar with the forms. Classes in both Swansea and Llandeilo.
Contact: 81 Tycoch Road
01792 519349
07954 994518
email: Vince Millband
Damo Mitchell - Wrexham Region: Wales ¶
Lotus nei Gung
Lotus nei gong teaches yang and hunyuan tai chi, nei gong, gong fu and daoist meditation. Teaching in Wrexham and across the south of the UK.
Contact: 2 Glasfryn Terrace, Caego, Wrexham, LL11 6UD
01749 670108
07885 471773
email: Damo Mitchell
Sue Murfin - Haverfordwest Region: Wales ¶
Camrose Tai Chi
Qigong movements and Sun style tai chi for beginners and improvers.
Teaching in Pelcomb Cross, Haverfordwest
Contact: The Croft
Croft Villas
01437 710384
email: Sue Murfin
Class Locations, click on the icon to see a map.
Peter Newton - Prestatyn Region: Wales ¶
China Bridge Centre
Yang Style classes in Prestatyn and North Wales
Contact: 68 Llanrhos Road
Penrhyn Bay
01492 549037
Kris Deva North - Camden, London, NW1 Region: London/S.East ¶
Tai Chi for Health, Self-defence, Meditation. Classes include Martial Applications, Form, Push-Hands, and Iron-Shirt Qigong. Facilitated by Kris Deva North Senior Instructor Universal Healing Tao and co-author with Grandmaster Mantak Chia. We practice a short (13-Movement, 4 Directions, Yin and Yang) Yang Family form evolved from Mantak Chia's Tai Chi Chi Kung and the late Master Lim of Penang. All are welcome from Absolute Beginner to full Practitioner to Tai Chi Tuesdays, to our annual Tai Chi Summer Retreat and Training Camp in South Wales, and the more experienced to our annual Teacher Training Intensive Immersion.
'Tai Chi Tuesdays' 7.45 to 9.15pm
Contact: Kentish Town Studio 141-145 Kentish Town Road London NW1 8PB
0700 078 1195
email: Kris Deva North
Class Locations, click on the icon to see a map.
Tim Parsons - Bristol Region: South & West ¶
The Natural Way School of Tai Chi
Short and long forms, sword, san shou, da-lu, push hands and qigong. We focus on health, relaxation, body transformation and the development of chi and shen. Workshops and retreats dedicated to sharing the internal development of natural way tai chi. Bristol and South west, South east Wales
Contact: 0117 230 3962
c/o The Centre for Whole Health
12 Victoria Place, Bristol
BS3 3BP, United Kingdom
email: Tim Parsons
Class Locations, click on the icon to see a map.
Martin Polley - Region: Eastern Counties ¶
Long Buckby School of Tai Chi
Lee family style tai chi chuan and qigong. Workshops and private tuition also available in North Wales.
Contact: 19 Alwen Drive
Rhos On Sea
Colwyn Bay
Clwyd LL28 4YB
email: Martin Polley
Susan Rae Provis - Vale of Glamorgan Region: Wales ¶
Willows Tai Chi and Qigong
Tai Chi and Qigong for Health & Well-Being. Daoyin and Kaiman Qigong, Long and Short forms Tai Chi.
Classes weekly for beginners and improvers. Individual and group instruction.
teaching: St Francis Millenium Centre, Barry
Contact: 3 Brock Street
Vale of Glamorgan
01446 744643
0796 830008
email: Susan Rae Provis
Carolyn Ridding - Colwyn Bay Region: Wales ¶
China Bridge Centre
Classical Yang short and long form. Tai Chi Broadsword and narrow blade. Tai Chi exercises - North Wales
Contact: 57 Rhos Road, Rhos-on-Sea, Colwyn Bay, North Wales LL28 4RY
01492 547616
Shaun Seabrook - Bridgend Region: Wales ¶
Swimming Dragon School of Sun Style Taijiquan
Clubs teaching traditional Sun family arts
and also a special simplified therapy programme of Sun style tai chi forms. Short instructor training courses available for the latter.
Contact: 9 Ffordd-y-Dderwen
01656 767264
email: Shaun Seabrook
Susi Sheen - Buckley Region: Wales ¶
Tai chi and qigong therapy exercises, 37 posture short form yang
style, daoist meditation, daoist masage - Pantymwyn, near Mold,
Flintshire, North Wales
Contact: China Bridge Centre
43 Burntwood Road, Buckley, Flintshire
01244 544458
email: Susi Sheen
Barbara Shields - Liverpool Region: North ¶
Barbara Shields Tai Ji Qi Gong School
I am blessed to continue my personal training with the most exceptional of teachers Masters Faye and Tary Yip, the British Health Qi Gong Association and the Chinese health Qi Gong Association. I trust also that personal training and my trips to China inform my own teaching abilities directly benefiting my students. the last few years I have had the privilege of training under master Chen Xiao Wang on his annual visits to Liverpool, supported by Master Kam Lau. I am training primarily in the double dao form with Master Chen.
I am grade A instructor with the TCUGB and qualified instructor in 4 systems with the BHQA.
I teach Yang 24 Simplified Tai Chi Quan and Yang solo Fan Form
I also teach a broad range of Qi Gong: Shiba Shi, Yi Jin Jing, 12 Dao Yin Yang Shen Gong, Tai Ji Yang Sheng Zhang [stick form]
Ba Duan Jin and Shi Er Duan JIn. I am available to teach seated Qi Gong if required.
I am increasingly teaching standing, Zhang Zhong and meditation using mindfulness techniques.
My desire and intention in teaching is to show my students the way to take charge of their health and mental well being and of course to share my passion for martial arts and weapons training.
Most of my students come to me at first suffering stress and illness, I therefore use a lot of Qi Gong in my sessions to help individuals to restore their strength and flexibility. Then I emphasise the principles of Tai Ji Quan using the Beijing 24 form as the vehicle for practising the essential properties of Tai Chi.
I emphasise that my classes are for learning forms which I then hope my students will take to practise on a daily basis, this is the key to success!
I teach in various venues NWC, MDI, The Florrie, St Mary's, The Women's Organisation and retreats in N.Wales.
My regular classes are held at the National WIld Flower Centre in Court Hey Park a beautiful place to train with lots of outdoor practise and the Merseyside Dance Initiative in the centre of Liverpool, a beautiful dance studio.
I teach private groups and individuals and I am planning new events for the future, look out for my Summer school special workshops 2014.
Contact: email: Barbara Shields
0151 727 7960
Sue Weston - Monmouth Region: Wales ¶
Relaxing The Mind
Sue Weston leads regular T'ai-Chi classes at The Bridges Centre, Drybridge Park, Monmouth NP25 5A and at St Michael's Centre, Abergavenny.
Sue facilitates residential courses and retreats at various centres in the Uk and on Holy Isle Scotland.
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Sung Taiji Qigong
Classes, workshops and introductory demonstrations in Tai Chi and Qigong in Cardiff and the surrounding area.
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Lee Style Taoist Arts
Lee style tai chi chuan - push hands, forms , traditional weapons, applications. Feng Shou Kung Fu - forms, applications, locks, takedowns, sticking and kicking - Hopkinstown Ponty Pridd.
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Traditional Yang style Tai Chi hand forms and gigong exercises for health, relaxation and balance.
Contact: 24 Bryntirion
North Wales
01745 813801
email: Vincent Williams
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Short Form Yang Style, Cheng Man-ching.
Classes in Aberystwyth.
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(Monday, November 5, 2012 – SEATTLE, WA) In the spring of 2013, The 5th's educational touring company, Adventure Musical Theater, will take the stage at schools across Washington State, presenting the original musical, It Happened at the World's Fair! Reaching 48,000 students a year, AMT brings full-scale productions of original, curriculum-based musicals directly into the schools, providing many children with their very first live theater experiences. AMT's It Happened at the World's Fair! is accepting bookings through November 30 for Spring of 2013. For bookings and information, please contact Orlando Morales at email@example.com.
"Every child deserves to see great theater, because great theater can really bring a topic to life." said 5th Avenue Theatre Producing Director Bill Berry. "Some students can sit in a classroom all day long and never understand what the World's Fair in 1962 was all about. But we bring the show to them and suddenly they get it. And that's true with all of our AMT shows. This is their entry into a world they might never see otherwise."
It Happened at the World's Fair! is a journey filled with spirited music and witty lyrics by Seattle's own Richard Gray. It's hard to imagine a Seattle without the Space Needle. Yet there was a thrilling time in the not-so-distant past when The Needle was brand new and only one of countless attractions at the Century 21 Exposition. It Happened at the World's Fair! follows the adventures of two modern sixth graders who step out of an elevator in Seattle Center and find themselves transported to 1962. In this Seattle, the Space Needle is completely orange and Elvis is The King. Over the course of the show, students are introduced to an exciting time in history, taught the importance of appreciating the past, and reminded of the impact that the 1962 Seattle World's Fair had on the Pacific Northwest.
Beyond entertaining children for the last 18 years, Adventure Musical Theater seeks to educate and inspire students as it introduces them to the magic of musical theater. For many children, AMT is their first opportunity to experience live theater and to interact with professional artists. AMT also provides schools with study guides that explore the show's themes through fun classroom activities. Every performance is followed by a question-and-answer session led by the actors.
AMT was formed in 1994 with the mission creating original musicals for K-8th grade students and bringing them directly to schools across the Pacific Northwest. The first tour, Mortimer's Gift, performed 18 times in 1994. In 2012, the ensemble of Klondike! The Great Alaskan Gold Rush performed 144 times and travelled more than 6,000 miles to reach more than 48,000 students. Of those students, about 75% were eligible for free and reduced lunch. AMT visits a variety of schools throughout the state, including public, private, tribal, and charter school. The farthest distance travelled to a single school was 286 miles to St. Thomas More in Spokane, and other stops included schools as far north as Lynden, Washington, and as far south as Tualatin, Oregon. No school is too remote, and no school is turned away because of its inability to pay.
· Maximum attendance is 300 students per performance. To accommodate a larger group of students, schools must book a double performance.
· Single performance in Western Washington - $679
· Double performance in Western Washington - $839
· Single performance outside Western Washington - $899
· Double performance outside Western Washington - $1,149
· Early Birds! Book before November 30, 2012 and receive $100 off!
· Share the news! If your school and a neighboring school book performances on the same performance date, each school receives $100 off!
About The 5th Avenue Theatre
The 5th Avenue Theatre is one of the nation's premier incubators for new musical theater. Since 2002, the celebrated company has produced 14 new musicals. Five have moved on to Broadway premieres, earning a combined 14 Tony Awards, including two for Best Musical (Hairspray and Memphis). 5th Avenue premieres number six (Saving Aimee – now called Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson) and seven (A Christmas Story: The Musical) opened on Broadway in November of 2012. The 5th Avenue Theatre is also known for its world class, critically acclaimed productions of musicals chosen from both the contemporary canon and the Golden Age of Broadway.
Unique in its Chinese-inspired design, this exquisite theater opened in 1926 as a venue for vaudeville and film. In 1980, the non-profit 5th Avenue Theatre began producing and presenting top-quality live musical theater. Today, under the leadership of Executive Producer and Artistic Director David Armstrong, Managing Director Bernadine C. Griffin and Producing Director Bill Berry, The 5th Avenue Theatre attracts an annual attendance of more than 287,000 and ranks among the nation's largest and most respected musical theater companies.
In addition to its main stage productions, The 5th Avenue Theatre is also committed to inspiring the next generation of theatergoers through its extensive educational and outreach programs which include: The Adventure Musical Theater Touring Company, The 5th Avenue Awards Honoring High School Musical Theater, the Student Matinee Program, and Spotlight Nights. These programs serve 65,000 students each year.
For more information about The 5th Avenue Theatre, its season and its programs, please visit http://www.5thavenue.org.
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The deluxe room, at the Plaza-Athenee
One of the most beautiful and glamorous of Paris's "grand chateaux" hotels is the Plaza-Athenee, with two Alain Ducasse-run restaurants. For the holidays, the hotel is offering both a romantic package with deluxe room, champagne and chocolates, access to the sauna and hamman at the Dior Spa, and breakfast, from 950 euros. There's also a family package of two connecting rooms, children's breakfast and gifts, cookies upon arrival, and access to the hotel's own ice rink, from 1450 euros. The hotel's Le Relais restaurant is also open on Sunday nights, a rarity in Paris.


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There are many ways in which Steven Soderbergh's pandemic saga Contagion is unlike 1995's Outbreak—no inexplicable helicopter chases, for one—but a not-so-obvious difference is their choice of villain. In Outbreak, it was the big bad government, by way of the military, that was out to destroy lives—a holdover from the paranoid Nixon era. Here, the bad guy is a much more modern threat: a blogger.
Starting with Gwyneth Paltrow—who drops dead soon after having an extramarital affair with Steven Soderbergh, cameoing by voice only—a disease quickly engulfs the globe, its cure eluding sleep-deprived scientists like Kate Winslet and Jennifer Ehle. The situation is exacerbated by Jude Law's Alan Krumwiede, a freelance blogger with a dangerous combination of ignorance and arrogance. He sets out to mendaciously erode faith in the systems that (try to) keep us safe, employing half-understood facts and outright lies to claim, among other tall tales, that a cure exists but is being thwarted by pharmaceutical companies. (His proof: Well, why wouldn't they?) He obnoxiously shouts down meek doctors on television and brags about his multitude followers, as though popularity equaled credibility. Andrew Breitbart would love him.
Humanity being taken down in part by misinformation, spread from dubious sources to audiences both paranoid and gullible, is an all-too believable threat, in some ways scarier than the supervirus itself. It's also not an overtly thrilling one, and some will complain that Contagion oozes reality at the expense of populist thrills. Soderbergh neglects to wipe out his all-star cast, Mars Attacks!-style, and, Law and Matt Damon, as a widower, aside, regulates them to functional, non-showy roles. At times Contagion is spread too wide, plowing through its many-tentacled narrative while forgetting to invest in characters; even Damon, the closest to an audience surrogate, disappears for large stretches.
But that's by design. Of the Soderbergh oeuvre, the closest comparison here is to Che, in that it's a passionately dispassionate film about process: how we handle catastrophes, how science (slowly) happens, what it's like to live in a society that's falling apart then being rebuilt. It's a cold film with pockets of humanity; its most moving scene shows Winslet, after waking up infected, trying to maintain practicality in between choked-back tears. Contagion is easier to respect than love, but very easy to respect. After all, it not only exploits a modern fear, it diagnoses it as well.
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For me, my commitment to building resilient communities is really pretty simple. It's all about what we can do to minimize humankind's negative impacts on nature and reinforce the positive ones. This is the surest and most effective pathway, not just to a healthier planet, but also to a greener and more resilient economy. My own journey has been one of realizing that the natural world is the beginning and the end of everything that matters on this planet. After the natural world, everything else follows.
This approach has translated readily to my work life, where for the past twelve years, I have been privileged to be the Founder, President, and CEO of Marstel-Day Environmental Consulting, LLC – a name that means Ocean, Stars and Daylight. We provide clients with concepts, strategies, and plans of action for landscape-scale conservation of natural resources, climate adaptation, energy planning and "net zero" strategies, water security, smart growth and transportation, and the management of issues relating to encroachment pressures on government and private lands, open space, and habitat. Our company was among the first small businesses ever to write both a company-wide Climate Action Plan and a Corporate Social Responsibility Report; we were also the first company in the nation to obtain certification as a service provider under P391, the National Standards Foundation general sustainability protocol.
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"Manhattan represents the kind of high-quality original series we aim to deliver at WGN America," says Matt Cherniss, president and general manager of WGN America and Tribune Studios.
Manhattan joins Salem as WGN America's second original series to score a renewal this year. Manhattan has struggled to find a wide audience, but earned a great deal of critical acclaim, including from TV Guide Magazine's Matt Roush, who calls the show a "surprise obsession."
Remember when nostalgia used to signify a comforting escape into the past? It hasn't been the same since Mad Men took us beneath the surface glamour to expose the grim consequences of chasing and selling the American dream. WGN America's bold new period drama Manhattan (Sunday, 9/8c) goes even further, eschewing the romantic veneer altogether in a gritty story of scientific mavericks operating in extreme circumstances. Looking back at a bygone time (World War II) with a jaundiced eye, the ambitious Manhattan is far more serious in intent than the channel's more recent effort at historical-fiction original programming, the lurid Salem.
In the series finale, the Bartlet administration prepares to leave the West Wing. While Santos and his winning camp nervously gear up for the inauguration, outgoing President Bartlet, C.J. and the others fondly look back on their time in the White House. Former series star Rob Lowe guest stars as Sam Seaborn. watch
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Alas! Here I go again!;) This thread is dedicated to all hopefuls to either of the programs- AP or traditional. Let's partake in the sharing of ideas, suggestions, and/or insight in the "intricacies" of this nursing program. ... Read More
- 0Dec 7, '11 by caitlyn181603TLeigh and McKinneymom, would you mind giving some additional details. I am new to the forum and went into talk to UTA advisors today about both the AP and traditional programs. She said I have a chance to get in but it will be close. She said with my scores she really thinks I would be on the wait list but, it really depends on the applicant pool.
I have a 4.0 science, 3.55 overall GPA, none of my classes have been taken at UTA, no prior degrees, not partnered. I am trying to be realistic about my chance to even get in the traditional program. I am trying to decide whether I should retake 2 old classes from 10 years ago that I got C's in. A's in them would give me a 3.78 overall. Uggh, hard decisions. Glad to join the boards and see you guys are getting in!!
- 0Dec 7, '11 by BJBAILEY1972Welcome @caitly...
Is anyone else wait listed at Baylor for spring?
- 0Dec 7, '11 by McKinneyMom@caitlyn181603 & @Austingal...
I'm unpartnered
Science GPA = 4.0
Overal = not entirely sure how they calculated it but I think it's ~3.7
@caitlyn, that is a tough decision - it's so hard to know. If I didn't get in this round, I was going to look for a partner position. I would probably do that first, rather than retake classes?
- 0Dec 7, '11 by kswilliams1107Congrats to those of you who were taken off the waiting list. For the rest of you, don't fret, UTA CON is still unorganized and struggling to get everything together. FOR EXAMPLE... Shortly after I received my acceptance letter, I mailed the acceptance form back Priority ($7) along with Delivery Confirmation. I did this because every time I fax them something, I find out that it was never received. I received confirmation before Thanksgiving that the letter had been delivered to the address printed on the acceptance letter and form. This past Monday I receive a call asking if I was interested in being in the program and that they never received my acceptance form. What is crazy is that in the same envelope, I sent my insurance form that they DID receive. Good thing I made a copy of the acceptance form and was able to scan and email it to them. Point being, hang in there, anything could happen at any time. Is there anybody out there partnered with Good Shepherd? I ask this weekly because I haven't found anyone yet.
- 0Dec 7, '11 by JudyduckettI'm in!!!!!!!! I got an email from my advisor today!!! Eeeeeeeee I'm so excited!! Good luck to everyone that is still waiting and for the people who didn't get in this time-don't give up!!!! Anything is possible!!!!
- 0Dec 7, '11 by BJBAILEY1972@judy are you partnered?
- 0Dec 8, '11 by JudyduckettYes, with HCA.
- 0Dec 8, '11 by Judyduckett@tleigh,
Have you completed all of your prereq's yet? R u currently enrolled in any classes or have you competed them all?
- 0Dec 8, '11 by Tleigh@Austingal - my science GPA is around 3.8 also
@Caitlyn - I'm not sure what advice to give you. The only thing I have learned from talking to UTA, is to always take what they say with a grain of salt. Im thankful that I got in, but to be honest, I'm still confused with how all that worked out. I would go ahead and try to get partnered and register for those 2 classes in case you can't find a position. That way you are covered on both ends.
@Judy - I'm completely finished with my prerequisites... Thank goodness!!
- 0Dec 8, '11 by BJBAILEY1972Has anyone else heard anything about getting off the wait list?


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I use my smartphone a lot, and not as a phone.
That much is pretty obvious, isn't it? I haven't read any recent research about smartphones, but the last one I remember reading was already pointing out that its users are now doing more texting, tweeting and browsing on them than making calls.
That's my case.
I use my smartphone more and more to do all the NCS (non-calling stuff) – and reading is in the forefront.


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Summary: While ''getting it right'' for kids in libraries can be a challenge--as rapid technology changes impact both library services and the needs and expectations of children--it is a goal that warrants serious attention. This visionary book by respected children's library specialist and advocate Virginia Walter is a call to action for libraries...to consider children as vital participants in the community, as well as serious readers and technology users.
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Lewis & Clark Village Office
3000 South Higgins Ave.
Missoula, MT 59801
Phone: (406) 552-3409
Fax: (406) 243-2344
Fall Move In
Welcome to the University of Montana! We are excited to have you join us in the residence halls this fall and wanted to provide additional information about move in.
Move In Information
Move In Dates
First Day of Housing
The first official day of Fall housing is Saturday, August 23, 2014 and our Area Desks will open for check in at 9:00am.
Early Arrival
Students wishing to arrive early may begin moving into their residence hall on Saturday, August 16, 2014 without having to make special arrangement. Students will be charged a daily rate of $20.00 per night for each night they are here prior to the first official housing day of August 23, 2014.
Check in Locations
Residence Life has four Area Desks that serve our students throughout the academic year. Students will check in at their residence hall's Area Desk.
- Aber Hall Area Desk: Aber Hall residents
- Craig Hall Area Desk: Craig, Duniway, and Elrod Hall residents
- Jesse Hall Area Desk: Jesse, Turner, and Knowles Hall residents
- Miller Hall Area Desk: Miller and Pantzer Hall residents
The Area Desks will be open from 9:00am-8:00pm during move in week. If a student arrives after the Area Desk is closed to check into their residence hall, they may call the on-call phone number posted on the front doors of the residence hall. A staff member will meet them at the Area Desk and check them into their residence hall room.
What is Needed for Check In
What to Bring
All residence halls are equipped with standard twin-size beds, desks, dresser, closet, chair, bookshelf, overhead light, network connection, and a wastebasket. Pantzer Hall suites' common living area also has a refrigerator, microwave, large storage closet, a furnished living room, and two bathrooms. Miller Hall pods also have a refrigerator, microwave, carpeted living room furnished with a two-seat sofa, and sofa table. Miller Hall singles also have a refrigerator and microwave.
Students should bring:
- Personal care items, toiletry basket, shower shoes
- Standard twin size sheets, blankets, pillow, mattress pad
- Clothes, hangers
- Bath towels
- School supplies, such as notebook paper and pens
- Desk study lamp
- Alarm clock
- Laundry basket or bag, laundry detergent
Optional items that many students bring, but are not needed include:
- Television
- Radio
- Throw rugs
- Pictures/posters
- Camera
- Bathrobe
- Desk organizer
- Small fan
- Refrigerator (under 4.0 cubic feet inside space)
Activities for Students
The first week on campus is an exciting and busy time for students. There are a large number of events for students to be a part of and begin meeting new people at UM. In additional the these larger, campus events, each residence hall will have a variety of smaller social events happening in the buildings.
- GO Day: Sunday, August 24 including Games on The Oval from 9:00-11:00am and Games in the UC from 6:00-10:00pm
- First Floor Meetings in their Residence Halls: Monday, August 25 and Tuesday, August 26
- Welcome Feast: Friday, August 29 from 11:00am-1:30pm on The Oval
Mailing Items to Students
Students wishing to ship items to themselves may do so. We request that students ship their items to have the package arrival date be as close as possible to their move in date so the student is able to pick up their package upon arrival. Storage for packages is limited within the residence halls. Please do not ship anything to arrive before Wednesday, August 13, as the package may be returned to sender as mailing address are not in effect until this day.
When mailing the package, students should address the package to themselves. A student's mailing address consists of their first and last name on the first line, their room number and hall on the second line, and Missoula, MT 59801 on the third line. For example:
Monte Bear
123 Craig Hall
Missoula, MT 59801
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|### Aber Hall
Missoula, MT 59801
|Craig Hall
|### Craig Hall
Missoula, MT 59801
|Duniway Hall
|### Duniway Hall
Missoula, MT 59801
|Elrod Hall
|### Elrod Hall
Missoula, MT 59801
|Jesse Hall
|### Jesse Hall
Missoula, MT 59801
|Knowles Hall
|### Knowles Hall
Missoula, MT 59801
|Miller Hall
|### Miller Hall
Missoula, MT 59801
|Pantzer Hall
|### Pantzer Hall
Missoula, MT 59801
|Turner Hall
|### Turner Hall
Missoula, MT 59801
Contact Us
If you have any additional questions regarding move in, please contact the Residence Life Office at 406-243-2611. We are open Monday-Friday from 8:00am-5:00pm.


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February 26, 2009
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Layoff or Day Off?
To what degree should employees bear the burden of this economic crisis?
February 24, 2009
A Route to Rural Broadband?
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February 23, 2009
Dollars and Sense
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February 20, 2009
Cows v. Elk v. Wild Horses
Who should eat the grass on public lands?
February 19, 2009
A Homeowner Bailout?
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February 18, 2009
Nuclear Northwest
How bright is our nuclear energy future?
February 17, 2009
Limiting Fertility?
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Our Slice of the Stimulus
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February 13, 2009
Oregon: The Next 150 Years
How will Oregon change over the next 150 years?
February 12, 2009
What does it mean to be green?
February 11, 2009
Lives on Film
Two Portland International Film Festival offerings make art of the accumulated past.
February 10, 2009
Gambling in the Recession
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February 9, 2009
The Changeover: Farms, Food, Forests, Fuel
Chat with U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack about what you grow, eat and burn.
February 6, 2009
Necessary Roughness?
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February 5, 2009
Budget Cuts Are Coming
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February 4, 2009
The Changeover: Labor Relations
How will the labor landscape change with the new administration?
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Changing of the Guard
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On Tuesday 20 May 2008, Nedko Arnaudov wrote:
Maybe i missed something. Here's how i view things:
Yes, i have an app, let's call it jack-keyboard which can only talk to jackd.
Ok, the user wants to send MIDI from jack-keyboard to the hardware MIDI
interface on the computer which is connected to a hardware synthesizer..
Ok, so the user hooks up the jackd MIDI output port of jack-keyboard to the
respective jackd MIDI input port of the jackd MIDI -> ALSA MIDI bridge.
Let's further assume that the periodsize of jackd is large (> 100ms).. The
user presses a key and jack-keyboard writes the MIDI event (timestamped i
suppose) into its buffer. Then jackd will, at some point in the future,
decide to run a cycle. The event will propagate to the jackd MIDI - ALSA MIDI
bridge. The event is timestamped, so the ALSA MIDI bridge when it has put
emphasis on providing jitter free experience, will wait just a little more
with sending out the event to the hw interface.
Finally the event is sent out. How is >100ms "no extra delay"? Or does jackd
also offer a way to "short circuit" the process cycles for events that are
sent from an app directly to a hw interface?
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Papers presented at Classical Tamil Conference published in website
In a bid to secure the literature treasure troves of our state, Hindi translations of eighteen books of Sangam literature- Pathupattu and Ettuthogai- were released at the Tamil University here on Wednesday. Pon.Kothandaraman (Portko), former Vice chancellor, University of Madras, gave the first copy of the translations to Asko Parpola, Professor Emeritus, University of Helsinki, Finland.
The occasion also witnessed publishing of ten volumes of papers, on a website, that were presented at the world classical Tamil conference held in Coimbatore recently.
The compilations in Hindi were taken up by a team of ten Hindi experts headed by P.K.Balasubramanian, Former Hindi professor of Christian College and Dr.Sundaram, former Hindi professor of Presidency College.
Avvai Natarajan, former Vice Chancellor of Tamil University launched the website of "Valar Thamizh" radio of Tamil University. Commenting that listening contributes to enhancing knowledge better than reading, he said that the frequency will entertain as well as enrich the knowledge of people on Tamil.
M.Rajendran, Vice Chancellor, Tamil University, presided over the function. S.N.Kandaswamy, Director, in-charge, Kalaignar Advanced Centre for World Classical Languages, S.Parimala, registrar, spoke .


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I don't know why but there are times when my desktop will look fuzzy as well as the icons on it. The panels are unaffected and so are the programs running, I will just see the fuzziness when I go to look at my desktop.
http://i.stack.imgur.com/vSuy4.png (here is the link to a screenshot of my desktop)
When I click the icons, their fuzziness goes away but the area around them is still the same. When I log out then login, everything is back to normal.
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Final version with fake ocean sound and bangin cutlery over creaking wooden ghost shipt at sea.
Awesome, gonna use it on an animatronic haunted pirate shooting gallery!
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battle takes place in a city that has little to no metal
both start 20 yards away
@SMXLR8: Doctor Magnus has battle people alot more powerfull than Bison a street leveler at best.
Magneto controlls the earth's magnitic feild. dude can open the earth if he wanted:
bocano attack-jutsu kya:
Once Magneto's shields are up, he's almost invincible. No, I'm not kidding.
Captain Universe Spider-Man's powers are deflected from it with a gesture:
those sheild are so tough they tanked an attack from both she-hulk and Thor at the same time:
Magneto will take use the iron in your blood and F*CK YOU UP! like freeze you in your place, or just tear Bison limb from limb. if it worked on apokolypse himself(who is an omega-level matter manipulating mutant) it should work on any puny street fighter character(it worked on 3 xmen teams at the same time he was controlling an astroid-the M-astroid-):
@SpeedForceSpider said:
Magneto curbstomps Bison this is spite.
you only need 3 arrows to kill a bison anyway:
@SpeedForceSpider: I know right, it was too tempting not to. I was waiting for someone to make a bison stomp thread to post it, lol.
@SMXLR8 said:
ok how about bison has prep and equipment to negat and limit mags power and their fighting in a non-metal zone now who wins
This the OP post for the rules
magneto can control non-metal structure. also, a serious question, what can Bison do with prep? what are his best achievements in that department? can he come up with anything to counter the master of Magnetism.
secondly, as I already explained. Mags does not require pure metal to control, just any metallic molecule. Example from my scans above, dude can /freeze/rip-apart living creatures as well by controlling the iron(or any other mineral) in the the blood flow. OR, the entire surface of planet earth(again, look at above scans), and bison fall down go boom like putty tat.
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