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Interval based swimming workouts personalized to your swimming ability
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Timed Intervals
Timed interval training is one of the most valuable tools a swim coach can use to really challenge his or her swimmers in the water. Unfortunately, most of the swim workouts you'll find online today use generic rest intervals because it is too difficult to personalize a workout to accommodate everyone's swimming ability. We are trying to change that.
We'll need to explain a few things first so let's take a look at two similar examples, one with rest intervals and the other with timed intervals:
Rest Intervals
You are swimming a set that goes like this:
10 x 100 Freestyle on :30 seconds rest.
That basically means to swim 100 meters Freestyle, 10 times with 30 seconds between each one. A simple swim set that will certainly get you up and down the pool.
The problem with this approach is that no matter how fast or slow you swim each 100 Freestyle, you always get a full 30 seconds rest at the end. If you are really trying to improve your swim times and become a faster swimmer, we can give you a better way to train.
Timed Intervals
Let's use the same set from above, but this time we'll use a timed interval:
10 x 100 Freestyle on 1:50
With this format, you swim 100 meters Freestyle every 1:50. You now have a time limit on each swim, which will in turn force you to swim faster. Say you can swim 100m Freestyle comfortably at 1:30 pace, you will get 20 seconds rest each time. Not bad, but the challenge comes in repeating this 10 times without falling off your pace. As soon as you slow down, you get less rest and the set becomes much more challenging.
How we personalize your workouts
In order to give you any sort of timed interval, we first need to know a little about your swimming ability. When you register, you'll be asked to pick a skill level based on your swimming experience and how far you can swim. Based on the level you pick, we'll assign you a basic set of base intervals which we'll then use to calculate the timed intervals in workouts.
After you pick a level, we'll give you an opportunity to enter your latest meet times for any event in yards or meters. We then use those times to calculate your base intervals for each stroke. As you enter new meet times in, we average all of your times together to further increase the accuracy of your timed intervals.
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- Release Date: Nov 6, 2012
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Nov 6, 2012
Nov 6, 2012343 you blew it! Promises that aren' t kept. With the limited edition it is promised specialzations "available launch day." That is a lie and false advertising. 343 put a cap on daily XP, thus making it impossible to access your items "launch day." Really, an XP cap? The sound is broken, DMRs are overpowered and grenades are similar to throwing a ball full of confetti.
Nov 6, 2012it is too boring, very similar to the previous. Unfortunately, it is as I feared, 343 have simply exploited the previous technologies without adding anything new. it's a shame...
Nov 11, 2012
Nov 6, 2012It's basically the same Halo as always, the only apparant innovation seems to be a copy of features found in CoD. If you loved Bungie's Halo, stick to the sweet memories, there is nothing here you'll like.
Nov 6, 2012Had high hopes for this game but the multiplayer just doesnt feel right at all, weapons spawns are terrible and it feels more like a Halo Reach than a Halo 4. The graphics are amazing, I havent tried campaign too much. Strictly multiplayer, I feel this game does not live up to the Halo standards that were set in Halo 3 I might trade in for AC3 if this game doesnt step it up soon.
Nov 6, 2012Terrible. Banshee and so many vehicles that ruin the maps. Valhalla was a great map in Halo 3, but Ragnarok is plagued by the Mantis and Banshee. The flag is very stupid and the menu sucks. The perks are annoying and overpowered. The DMR is way overpowered compared to BR and Carbine. Overall Reach was a 7/10 for me, but this is even worse...much worse.
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Jan 26, 2013Campaign is ok, multiplayer is freaking awful. Too much randomness and garbage taken from COD (flinch, Personal ordnance drops, world ordnance drops, instant respawn) and less features than Halo: Reach make it the worst Halo.
Jan 31, 2013Instead of trying to "reinvent" Halo maybe 343 Industries should focus on original content. Every change they have made to the gameplay mechanics has been done before and some of them detract from the idea that Halo was a competitive shooter.
I'm giving it a two because I've seen this game before. It wasn't in the future, but it was the same. -
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Nov 6, 2012This game has nothing interesting. It's the same old song once more, the new aliens are anything but dramatic, the gameplay is exactly the same as in the old episodes. Moreover there will be no PC version, which, from Microsoft is a shame, really. I regret have bought it already.
Nov 6, 2012This could be the triumph for the series, but 343 Industries lost the opportunity. The graphics were impressive at first, but showed to be weak with strange textures, bad draw distance and some bugs. They also destroyed the gameplay, and the only good thing about the game is the online. But even the online is not that awesome as some like to say. It was a complete waste of time.
Nov 6, 2012So disappointed. I've gotten used to higher quality, INNOVATIVE shooters. This might as well be Halo: run around; shoot; scavenge; do it again. Zero innovation. The AI is appaling. I can't count the number of times I've shot an enemy in the back without sneaking. Yes, the production values are high: great visuals and audio (possibly bar-setting). But, it fails on every other level.
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Mar 11, 2014This game is a disgrace to the series. Please support Halo 2 Anniversary. It's our only hope as 343i has let us down. Do not buy Halo 5 because it's clear they have killed halo. Only support past title remakes!
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Jul 26, 2013
Feb 3, 2013Doggy-chew for the fanboys. Don't expect any originality or new content for that matter here. Don't believe me? Look at the 10's. Save your money and go buy a quality FPS, like Half Life. Anything beat this turd of a game, really.
Nov 7, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Dec 4, 2012
Nov 7, 2012Same old Halo. Just a teaser for Halo 5 on Xbox720.
-It´s an OK Halo.
-You have to read the (great) Halo books (kilo-five and forerunner trilogies) to grasp the plot of this game.
-Multiplayer has been "CODified". -
Nov 8, 2012So disappointed it isnt multi language (audio) like previous games of halo, not even the multiplayer annoncer is in english but horrible translated to spanish and i cant change it, changing system language & location doesnt work
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Nov 9, 2012
Nov 7, 2012All this game is, is CoD with a Halo skin on top. If I wanted CoD I would have bought CoD but instead I got MW4. This is not the kind of gameplay you're used to getting from Halo. 343 just tried to make it like CoD so they would get more sales they basically sold out on us for a few bucks. 343 you suck.
Nov 8, 2012
Nov 14, 2012This game is just HALO 4 trying to copy COD which equals garbage..................................................................................................
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Jan 27, 2013Over hyped as usual only protected by nostalgia and fanboyism. Yes it's great to look at but just like all games in the series are your basic and simple shooter. Strip away all the flashy lights and explosions and tell me this game is unique and worth the high praise it gets. Oh and the talking computer is bloody annoying and somehow ends up being center of attention which is a complete joke.
Feb 1, 2013The flaws that exist lie mainly within mission design, plot flow, character development, multiplayer, game balance, map design, playlist implementation, game mechanics implementation, axed features, and lack of watercooler moments that really jive with previous iterations in the halo universe. Visually the game is outstanding but Halo 4 is a HUGE disappointment where it matters.
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Dec 28, 2012What a waste of time and money! This game is nothing else than walking from room to room and killing something. Everything except good gfx for a console is just terrible!
Dec 28, 2012Not for a single moment I had any idea what my objectives meant or where I was. The story makes no sense at all, or at least the presentation is very broken. The game is VERY repetitive and level designs can't hold a candle for games like Metroid Prime. Graphics are good but overrated, since the levels have nothing to see. Controls work fine but the jump mechanics are still ridiculous.
Dec 28, 2012When i got this game, i thought i was going to have a blast... Bad idea. The story would have been good, but they twisted the story, dumb downed the gameplay, and made the multiplayer like Call of Duty.
Massive Disappointment. -
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Nov 7, 2012I'd give this game 10 out of 10 if it wasn't for the spartan ops avaiable only for gold. There's goes 70 dollars on a 6 hours single player campaign i played a thousand times in better halo games. Give me back Bungie
Nov 8, 2012THIS GAME NEVER HAPPENED !!!.................. Play Halo Reach instead....
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Aug 7, 2013Absolutely worst halo game iv'e played I never revisited this game again after 3 days, couldn't even get past the second mission in this game because it's so boring.the multiplayer is alright but you get bored of it way too quick.My advice don't buy this game, it's a waste of your money
Nov 6, 2013
Jan 25, 2013Same game, slightly better graphics. The multi-player is almost not even worth playing anymore. Please just stop, it's about as bad as a new COD every year.
Nov 10, 2012This game was.....ok. Not as good as the other ones. The quality of the series keeps going down and down. As great as HALO2 was, 3 then 4 continue the downward spiral of the once great series. I suggest if you wanna play a great shooter, try Black Ops 2.
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Nov 7, 2012343 have done a great job. The audio and gameplay are fantastic. Best Halo yet. Also the multiplayer is better than ever. Minus 6 points as there is no local search or ping indicator in multiplayer. WTF, 343?!?!? FIX IT! I don't want to lag.
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Jan 7, 2013
Nov 7, 2012Why use my $$ to buy a game that give me a fantastic game experience for only 6-8 hours?
Today there are several games that give same amusement but for a lot of more time: one?
Borderlands 2. Bye... -
Nov 7, 2012Tje Worst Halo i ever play!! no way people...
the campaign lasts 6 hours, graphically is disappointing, -
Nov 7, 2012The campaign is too short and too plain. Should be the best part in the whole game.
The multiplayer lacks fun playlists and Infinity Slayer is bad. Also, there is a lot of lag in multiplayer. A lot.
The design is ugly, sound and visuals. There are a lot of bugs still waiting to be patched.
Overall, good job on ruining Halo, 343. -
Nov 7, 2012I give this game 1 point, because it has the name Halo on it. Other than that, it doesn't live up to it's predecesors, let alone, makes for a good game on it's own. I hate to say this, but Halo is dead, my friends.
Nov 7, 2012If you're new to the Halo multiplayer franchise i advise you to pick up Halo 3 its cheaper and totally the same.its just the typical walk shoot game nothing new story ehhh nobody cares about the story multiplayer is worse then ever.
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Aug 5, 2013Halo 4 is really bad game and dose not live up to Halo 123 because if you are like my then has be playing Halo games for last 10 years you will know that Halo 4 is really big fail and 343 could ever have wish that they could do a better job then Bungie am sorry but 343 failed at halo 4.
Nov 8, 2012Great graphics. The campaign does not differ much from the previous games. The multi player levels are not very exciting and it rotates between 4-5 boards. I am somewhat board with the game already.
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Nov 13, 2012The game is completely boring. The singleplayer is simply not fun at all, the multiplayer is dull and the mechanics can be seen in pretty much any other shooter out there.
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Dec 24, 2012Always the same game. There are only 2 weapons, slow gameplay, same graphics level, boring game and overall bad done. Not recommended.
Dec 1, 2012
Dec 21, 2012Terrible. 343 killed Halo. Buy Halo 3 instead.
If you are a long time Halo fan, you will hate this. It is just a casual noob fest that has been made too much like call of duty. They have removed all competitive elements and ruined the classic halo gameplay. -
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Feb 24, 2013huylo 4 is fakin shet mazefaka vatafack? Sak mai bols fack! Kelzon 3 iz way beter than zis no kideng. grafiks in zis is soooooooo fakin ugly and huyagli camon gays geim saks
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Nov 9, 2013I wrote a longer review for this game but it was deleted" I'm writing simply to warn others NOT to buy this game. Its an outrage that this is allowed to be released as a Halo 4 release when it's a sub subpar COD clone.
Dec 17, 2012Halo 4 eschews esoteric delivery for a sledgehammer story with a blockbuster aesthetic. Epic, engaging and sensorially awesome. [Jan 2013, p.60]
Dec 5, 2012In the end, this game is still a fairly conservative and faithful to the original spirit, even with some significant changes.
Dec 3, 2012The narrative is outstanding, even in spite of a few plot-point missteps, and the character evolution of Master Chief and Cortana deserves to be further explored with these wonderful storytellers (well, maybe one of them can't happen, but I'll avoid spoilers). However, the gameplay feels jilted, awkward and unrefined, three unforgivable sins in a landscape populated with other quite-capable FPS franchises. As a result, I'm going to average everything out: great story plus bad gameplay equals an average experience. And in this overcrowded FPS genre, "average" is isn't something I'd recommend buying.


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Marin: No Christmas lights at Koschman home anymore
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Updated: January 5, 2013 6:15AM
Christmas comes at a very tough time for Richard J. "R.J." Vanecko.
And for his proud and powerful family.
Vanecko is the namesake grandson of the late Mayor Richard J. Daley and nephew to former mayor Richard M. Daley, former White House chief of staff Bill Daley and Cook County Commissioner John Daley. His indictment Monday casts a dark shadow on a bright season.
Then again, there have been no Christmas lights at Nanci Koschman's Mount Prospect home for a very long time.
"That was always my holiday," she told me one Sunday last month at a restaurant near her home.
Her son's death in 2004, the result of what the Chicago Police Department determined was a single punch thrown by Vanecko, put an abrupt end to holidays in general.
The first Christmas after he died, "His friends all came over and said, 'C'mon, Mrs. Koschman, we'll put up a tree,' " she said. "But before you knew it, we're all crying. And I said, 'We're not going to do this again next year, boys. Mrs. Koschman can't take this.'
"They meant well," she added.
But she never put up a tree again.
When David was just 12 years old, right after his father died unexpectedly, Nanci Koschman remembers her son's worried question.
"After Bob died, David said, 'Can we still have Christmas?'"
"Absolutely," she promised.
"We had started a collection of ornaments for David," she said.
Those Christmas ornaments are now packed away in a box in the attic, along with some of David's childhood toys that she carefully wrapped up and stored years before his sudden death. She saved them in anticipation of the day her son would give them to his own children.
David's room is pretty much as it was. His bed and bulletin board — with ticket stubs from a Snoop Dogg concert — are as he left them.
"It's not a shrine," his mother said. "I've stored other stuff in there."
She's given away his clothes and other things.
"But it's still his room," she said. "There's a Michael Jordan card, a stuffed animal that was one of David's 'little friends.' I go in there and just look at it. I don't necessarily cry. It's almost like a peaceful thing."
But since the night in 2004 when she held him in her arms as he was taken off life support, Nanci Koschman has had precious little peace.
And R.J. Vanecko's indictment doesn't magically change that. Nor will it turn the Christmas lights back on at her home.
But it does carry a kind of vindication.
"That someone else was responsible for hitting him," she said. "That that person . . . had no right to put their hands on him. I feel in my heart that had it been a total stranger, [there would have been charges] eight years ago. But because of who it was, we lost track of what's important, that it was my son."
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An excited Amber Richard, 21, of Burbank, smiles near the start of the South Side Irish St. Patrick's Day Parade in Chicago, Illinois, Sunday, March, 11, 2012. | File photo
Tinley Park parade
Southlanders don't have to go to Chicago to see a parade Sunday.
The 14th annual Downtown Tinley Irish Parade will step off at 2 p.m. at Central Middle School and proceed north along Oak Park Avenue to 171st Street.
The parade has more than 90 entries. The grand marshal will be Tinley Park native Stacie Juris, who in December became Miss Illinois USA 2013. Juris will be available for a meet-and-greet immediately after the parade inside the Oak Park Avenue train station.
Presenting parade sponsors include Durbin's, Central Collision Center, Tinley/NuWay Disposal and Country Financial of Tinley Park. Open alcohol containers will not be permitted along the parade route.
For more information, visit www.downtowntinley.com or call (708) 444-5678.
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Unlike a year ago, members of the South Side Irish St. Patrick's Day Parade committee are breathing a bit easier these days.
Last year, they were nervous as the parade returned after a two-year absence, having been put on hiatus because of unruly and drunken behavior.
Organizers didn't know what to expect. But after the reborn parade went off without a hitch, those planning Sunday's event expect more of the same.
"Things have been going exceptionally well. It's shaping up nicely. The neighborhood definitely supports the parade in the manner in which it returned, and we're looking to do more of the same this year," said Joe Connelly, co-chairman of the parade committee.
About 50,000 lined Western Avenue in Chicago's 19th Ward to watch the parade last year, and another 150,000 or so came to the neighborhood for family parties and other events, Connelly said. A similar crowd is expected Sunday, he said.
Those who come out will see a parade with more than 90 entries. The parade has long been about family and community, Connelly said. With that in mind, this year's grand marshal will be the police and firefighters who protect our communities.
Parade organizers say it's a fitting choice because two firefighters and a police officer from Chicago died in the past year. The families of firefighter Walter Patmon Jr., fire Capt. Herbie Johnson and police officer Michael Flisk will march at the front of the parade.
"It will be a very moving start to the parade. It's not somber, though. It's a celebration," parade spokeswoman Ellyn Caruso said.
Uniformed police and firefighters will follow the families and will pause and salute when they pass King-Lockhart Memorial Park. Fifteen years ago, firefighters Patrick King and Anthony Lockhart died fighting a fire in a tire store on the current site of the park, 10615 S. Western Ave.
The parade begins at noon at 103rd Street and Western Avenue, marching south to 115th Street. As in past years, the parade Mass will be said at St. Cajetan's Catholic Church, 2445 W. 112th St., in the Morgan Park community. First responders will be honored at the Mass, which will feature Irish music, Caruso said.
New this year is the Emerald Isle Mile, which will begin at 11 a.m., heading north on Western Avenue from 112th to 104th streets. Registration for the race will be available from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Sunday at Kennedy Park, 11320 S. Western Ave.
Runners also are invited to march with the race sponsor, Running Excels, 10328 Western Ave., in the parade.
Since last year, and unlike in previous parades, there's a zero-tolerance policy regarding drinking booze in public along the parade route.
The minimum fine for adults will be $500 for drinking within 800 feet of the parade. The maximum fine has doubled to $1,000. The alternative to the higher fine? Six months in jail.
With about 200 portable toilets along the parade route, there's no reason for anyone to relieve themselves in public, officials said. Besides, doing so could result in fines and five to 10 days behind bars.
"We have the same plan as last year. And we've worked closely with the Chicago police, southwest suburban police and Metra," Connelly said. "We feel our plan is a good one, and we expect it to be effective, but what will make the parade is the residents supporting what we are doing. The responsibility falls back upon the residents (to enforce the drinking ban).
"If people want to go back to family parties and local establishments and have their fun (after the parade), we're all about that. But on the parade route itself, we need to provide a safe family environment," he said.
There will be parking restrictions so emergency vehicles can access the parade route if needed. There will be no parking from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday on the east side of Artesian Avenue between 103rd and 111th streets and on the west side of Claremont Avenue from 103rd to 107th streets. Parking is also banned on cross streets between Artesian and Claremont from 100th to 114th streets.
Organizers are still selling $50 raffle tickets to help defray the $200,000 cost of presenting the parade. The grand prize of $10,000 would make any leprechaun green with envy.
The raffle tickets are for sale at Fox's Beverly Pub, at 99th Street and Western Avenue, at 11:30 a.m. Friday; at Cork & Kerry, 10614 S. Western Ave., Friday night; and at the parade store, 10934 S. Western Ave., and South Side Irish Imports, 3446 W. 111th St., on Saturday.
Free shuttle buses will again be offered for those attending the parade, as well as the Irish parades in Oak Forest and Tinley Park this weekend.
A spokeswoman for Miller Lite, which is sponsoring the buses, said they will be offered from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday for the South Side Irish Parade.
The shuttle buses will run from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday during the Oak Forest Fleadh and from 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday for the 14th annual Irish Parade in Tinley Park, which starts at 2 p.m. along Oak Park Avenue.
For more information, visit www.MillerLite.com/FreeRides. Riders also can call 1-800-FREE-RIDES (1-800-373-3743) or text "CHIRISH" to 90464.


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A special Commencement Magazine will be sent to members of the 2014 graduating class. The issue includes portraits of each graduating student in business attire (taken by LifeTouch) and a brief personal biography, along with photos of students at Commencement and the Senior Class Reception.
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Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 22, 2013, at St. James M.B. Church in Gunnison. Burial will follow at Morning Star M.B. Church Cemetery in Gunnison with Bishop A.C. Craft officiating.
Visitation will be from 4-5 p.m. followed by a wake until 6 p.m. on Friday, June 21, 2013, at Redmon Funeral Home Chapel in Rosedale.
She is preceded in death by her daughter, Edna Smallwood Jennings; and her granddaughter, Brianna Smallwood.
She is survived by her brother, Walter Henderson Jr. of Gunnison; sister, Rosetta Smallwood of Rosedale; child, Eleonard Smallwood of Wisconsin; grandchildren, Christie, Bryant, Kirby, Eland, Leonard, Shetoria, Elander, and Evertta Smallwood, Giovanni Gaitors, and Megan and Morgan Wertz; goddaughter, Mary Ann Smiley of Gunnison; 14 great-grandchildren; five great-great grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives, and friends.


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Nov 17, 2011 10:12 AM, By Steven Swift
Fort Leavenworth conference upgrade combines high tech with fiscal responsibility.
How do you cost-justify a complete remodeling of a federal facility in these days of trilliondollar deficits? You count your pennies and make sure every penny you spend gives you two cents worth of value. Such was the case at the Frontier Conference Center
(FCC) at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., which finished a major remodeling in May. Innovative AV systems designed by the Conference Technologies, Inc. (CTI) office in Kansas City ensured that the upgrade was fiscally conservative yet ready for future technologies.
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No one could accuse the center's managers of wasting taxpayers' money on an unneeded upgrade. Built more than 50 years ago, the center averages 600 events each year involving tens of thousands of participants. It's used extensively by the garrison for planning meetings, training, and retirement ceremonies, by officers as a social center, on a rental basis by local businesses, and by base personnel for weddings and parties. Soon the Army's Command and General Staff College will begin using the center for classes and videoconferences.
The facility is now self-supporting. Revenues from room rentals and meals served in the center must pay for all maintenance, personnel costs, and other operating expenses.
"The new systems have definitely made the space much more competitive," says Brett Wobker, the project manager for the upgrade and an engineer for the Directorate of Logistics at the fort.
Given the demand for meeting space and the potential for income, managers decided in 2010 that a major upgrade was in order. "We replaced the kitchen, upgraded the lighting, electrical, and HVAC, painted, replaced the carpeting, and installed AV systems for the first time," Wobker explains. The systems are installed in 12 meeting spaces on two floors, including an ABC divisible ballroom with seating for up to 398 people, together with a master control room with centralized equipment racks.
Wobker says the goals for the new AV systems included the ability to show computer and video images in high definition, provide HD videoconferencing connectivity, support meetings and events with multiple presenters, support facility-wide digital signage and paging, and combine any or all of the AV systems into a single system supporting very large meetings and events.
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Visitation will be 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, May 7, 2013, at Ray Funeral Home.
Celebration of Life services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 8, 2013, at Ray Funeral Home with Bro. Bobby Turner and Bro. Ed Hall officiating. Interment will follow in Merigold City Cemetery.
Mr. Hutchison was born in Sunflower County on October 6, 1938, to Homer Troy Hutchison and Annie Moselle Medders Hutchison. He married Charlotte Elaine Hill on May 25, 1968, in Cleveland. For 40 years, he has worked as a postal carrier as well as a farmer. He had a love for the outdoors and enjoyed fishing, running and riding his bicycle. Most importantly he enjoyed helping others.
He is survived by his wife of almost 45 years, Charlotte Hutchison of Merigold; son, Allen Hutchison of Merigold; daughter, Kim Bass of Fulton, Mo.; granddaughters, Kalie and Kassie Bass of Fulton, Mo.; brother, Eddie Hutchison of Richmond, Mo.; sisters, Patricia Weldon of Leland and Diane McClain of Indianola; and a host of nieces, nephews, and extended family.
Pallbearers will be Brent Branning, Park Hilter, Pemble Davis, Lex Davis, J.R. Hamilton, and Timmy Hutchison. Honorary Pallbearers will be Bud Manning, Lon Booker, Quitman Deloach, and Steven Hamilton.
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Let's Deliver the King to His Proper Throne!
Bill King was a bigger-than-life
character who defied description.
However, his description of a
sporting event was as unique and brilliant as the man himself. Many of my friends can still recount, word
for word, where they were the first time they heard that crackling voice on the
air. Whether it was the Warriors,
Raiders or A's, games tended to come to life
when "The King" was at the mic.
Bill was a voracious student–name me another sports broadcaster fully
versed in Russian literature?–and someone who prepared meticulously for each
game. His knowledge, his mastery of the
language, his voice inflection and articulation, and his ability to capture the
big moment was unparalled in the history of Bay Area sportscasting. So was his passion, his quick wit and
perhaps most of all, his humanity. Then
add his eccentricity, not to mention his long hair, goatee and mustache, and
this was a man ideally suited for the eclectic and creative tastes of Northern Californians.
I can remember listening to Gary Radnich, himself a local icon for nearly three decades at
KRON-TV (Ch. 4) and KNBR Radio, at some time this past year on his morning
radio show, claiming that Bill King might very well be the greatest and most
influential person in Bay Area broadcasting history. Not just sport broadcasting, but all categories of broadcasting in this
large and sophisticated market. Now
think about that for a minute. That
covers everyone from news anchors, to FM disc jockeys, to such Hall of Fame
sports announcers as Russ Hodges, Lon Simmons and Jon Miller.
In his
quarter century as the voice of Oakland A's baseball (1981-2005), Bill became
synonymous with baseball history, whether it be Rickey Henderson's stolen base exploits, the Bash Brothers Era that
included three straight World Series appearances, or the Jason Giambi and Miguel Tejada
MVP seasons and Big Three pitchers of the last decade. And if you were an A's fan–or even just a Bay
Area sports fan–you lived for that
moment when something in a game required King's most cherished trademark: "Hoooooly Toleeeedo!"
With all this being said, my
primary reason to take you down memory lane is because each of us has the rare
opportunity to pay tribute to the great Bill King this month. Beginning today and continuing through the
end of September, on-line balloting begins on the National Baseball Hall of
Fame and Museum's Facebook site for the 2011 Ford C. Frick Award. You can vote for King today and every day
through September 30 on the site (www.facebook.com/baseballhall)
and the top three fan selections from votes tallied will appear on the final
10-name ballot for the award. The 2010
Frick Award winner will be selected by a 20-member electorate, with the winner
to be announced at baseball's Winter Meetings in December.
When Bill passed away suddenly in 2005, the
groundswell of fan support for voting him into the Hall of Fame was remarkable. He won the online voting portion of the
process by a landslide in both 2005 and 2006.
While I'm sure the Committee took notice, they chose other worthy
candidates for the award those years.
Interest understandably waned as time passed, but now we want to
rekindle that enthusiasm and finally elevate The King to his rightful place in
the Baseball Hall of Fame. So, it's on
you and me. Let's do it, and let's do it
starting today! Vote early and vote often.
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GREAT blog entry! Bill King is hard to describe because he was so complex and so interesting. I think you've managed to capture it all. Thank you!


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katperrr -
Kansas city
Saw this some time ago, but never wrote a review. I did enjoy it, worth the watch.
bear_nj -
Great noir, an undiscovered gem
Absolute five stars here.
If you like watching film noir, or enjoy reading mysteries of the hard-boiled genre, you will love this undiscovered gem. It had a fast-moving plot with more than enough twists to keep me glued to the screen.
I won't spoil the plot for you, just watch it.
primsue -
Watch, Watch, Watch
The TV reception was so clear making this movie an excellent experience to watch. I had seen this flick before but I never remember much these days so I am often surprised by the ending. The cast was great, each person perfect for his or her role. The plot was exciting and even though there are times you ask yourself why didn't he do this or why not that, who cares, I loved every minute of it. I think younger people today would prefer a fast paced movie like this as opposed to the Maltese Falcon or Casablanca.
krishna kumar menon -
A Must See
Where has this classic film noire been hiding so long? Or is it that being a low-key production with no real femme-fatale that it was not amongst the watched.
The plot may be ordinary but the effects terrific. The pace is electric and the storyline far from ordinary given the period of its making. I am sure that there were no disgruntled cops portrayed on screen in the 40s so the film preceded its time.
John Payne does justice to his role of the WW2 veteran out to seek out his frame-up and the ex-police captain does his role quite well. An early Lee van Cleef shows promise to being tomorrows baddie effectively.
In all a NOT TO BE MISSED NOIRE.
nigeldavahah -
must watch !
Ann Smithy -
Tough Rough Boy Movie
This movie made me laugh a few times. They kept hitting on each other without grunting, like they do now a days, and when the one guy put his cigarette out on the other gangster that tickeled me neither guy broke it in the scuff. Then he told the high class dame she wasn't puttin a collar on his neck, I hadn't heard that one, a short lease but not a collar. The ending was real good the girl got her guy, girls you'll love the end.
accalaurie49 -
Wonderful Movie
After reading the reviews here I have not much to say except: Watch it!!!
valensage -
Budding actors in a great movie.
Lee Van Cleef, Neville Brand and Jack Elam all budding character actors, played their roles pretty darned well. Although the leading role was played by one of my least favorite actors, (John Payne) it turned out to be well directed. Low budget maybe, but that doesn't always set the movie in stone. Good job......
keygrip -
Don't get too carried away
This is an entertaining B Movie greatly enhanced by the presence of top notch heavies Neville Brand,Lee Van Cleef and Jack Elam. Some of the reviews here are however way over the top. To put the film in the same bracket as The Big Sleep and The Maltese Falcon, is frankly ludicrous.
Nonetheless, it was time well spent
BABatson -
An 'A' Class Film
The list of famous old west villains is noted by others. This film is United Artists (UA) at its best and most profitable period. The impression in this film is that it is and actor's and director's film -- in which there is very strong effort on the part of the whole team to make it a work of excellence. Whether they succeeded, jusge for yourself. The story line seems to have run into the barrier of "running out" before the film can be ended -- unless it is by then a totally existential story. I hope you'll download the full 3 GB version -- the quality of the photography is worth the effort to get highest resolution. There is no lack nor lapse of quality in the technical recording of the high mega-byte version.
JD Kay -
Watch a young Jack Elam smoke up a storm!
All of the previous reviews are accurate in describing just how outstanding this chestnut really is. In addition to all of the the hard talkin' tough guys action in this film, we also witness Jack Elam getting bitch-slapped AND smoking more than an outdoor BBQ.
In my humble opinion, it's Jack Elam who is the brightest star in this film.
My favorite line is when Jack Elam's character (a real slimy weasel) tells the main character, "You've been giving me the fisheye all night."
The Bryson Bandit -
Absolutely FANtastic movie!!
You gotta watch this one if you're a FAN, as I am,of movies fromt the 30's, 50's, & 50's. As a previous reviewer said: 'they just don't make like this anymore'.
Truer words never said!! One of the best movies in this entire library of incredible films!!
vostf -
Top noth Film Noir
It could have been just another Film Noir involving the Wrong Man and a bunch of gangsters, but the directorial work of Phil Karlson makes this an entrancing movie from start to finish.
There's never a dull shot as in so many 'poverty row' noirs of the 40s and 50s. It's one of those (too)rare movies where I'm not thinking about what could be done better. I just end up thinking "Hell, this was really good, who the Devil Made it?"
handydan1956 -
They Just Don't Make 'em Like This any More
A gem. I say, thanks for 'somethin.'
jazzfan -
"I said thanks, for nothin'!"
KC Confidential is still the best, always a treat to watch. Anybody know about it's sister city/movie: CHICAGO CONFIDENTIAL? I've seen the trailer for it but that's it. Let me know...Richard
surfvh -
One of the top 3 best film noirs I've seen!
This movie keeps you engaged throughout. Super solid acting, a plot full of twists and surprises, and no drifting off into sappiness or weak-willed stupidity as so many modern films are wont to do(did you see that last "James Bond" movie, oh brother!). In this movie everybody is a tough guy who really is a tough guy. No compromise. I like that, and so will you. Watch this movie. It's truly one of the great ones.
Vance Capley -
KCC should spread the word!
It is sad that this movie fell into public domain. This film is right up there with Maltese Falcon, Third Man, or Big Sleep!
Enjoy this one with your favorite smoke!
nbergkvist -
Great film....most of it.
Well I was surprised. This was a real sleeper that slipped through our hands, worth the watch. I downloaded the Mpeg 1 version and it ended short...
I'm sure it ended the way I suspect, however it kept me engaged throughout.
Thanks so much for the upload. I'll try the Mpeg 2 version so I have the film for a popcorn night.
Meatpopsicle -
Kansas City Confidential
Excellnt film noir. The best of the "B" actors make for an "A" film.
b11761500s -
Pretty Darn Good
Nice to get a movie worth its download time. Good acting by all involved. Well paced and good action. Don't know why directors put everyone in suits, ties, and hats in these Mexican tourist towns in the 1940's. Can't imagine any real human being dressing like that, especially bad guys. But, the actors all did a credible job and it was nice to see them when they were starting off.
MetroBase -
"Why I otta!"
This is a great flick. I really like the heavy handed approach; these guys slap and punch their way through this movie. Real tough guys like Neville Brand, John Payne, Jack Elam and a young Lee Van Cliff. The beginning is the best part, the planning stage which is really unique. The suspense in the middle keeps this one going, until the last part when things get pretty weird for our hero (I won't give it away). And let's not forget the dame played by Coleen Gray as a law student that's so hot for John Payne she's willing to over look his criminal past. Like most dame's of the time set's out to "Change Him" Yea right!! You gotta see this one.
bearpuf -
Worth the Watch
The storyline alone is high caliber to keep one hanging throughout the movie. Coupled with that to see the likes of Nevil Brand, Lee Van Cleef,and Jack Elam, as the terrific low lifes they often became typecast adds enjoyable flavor to the story. It's great to see an exciting drama where the special effects aren't the highlight of the view.
Scott Saunders -
whoo - hoo k-otic is back.
I'm sure it's good. Welcome back k-otic.
IAmTheRedDragon -
Wow - a must-see for Film Noir fans
Thank you so much for uploading this great film! It's a gripping story of an innocent man who has been randomly framed for a major robbery, by persons unknown. He sets out to find out who did this to him and why, meeting with lots of unsavoury characters and twists and turns along the way. A great cast, including a very early baddie role for Lee van Cleef, and one of my fave classic psycho heavies, Neville Brand, plus a gritty and determined lead in the form of John Payne. A really absorbing film.


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Sura Audio Launch Posters
Monday, March 29th, 2010Sura Audio Launch Posters
Vijay's much expected movie Sura's audio is being released today by Sun Pictures. Ilayathalapathy Vijay's Sura audio will be launched today evening at Lady Andal auditorium on Harrington Road in Chennai.
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Finding Apartments for Rent in San Jose, CA
San Jose's roots go back to 1777 when the town was christened "El Pueblo de San Jose de Guadalupe" by its Spanish founders. In 1850, San Jose became the first capital of California. It remained an agricultural town for decades, experiencing a small urban growth spurt after World War II. Enter the silicon chip and San Jose was rechristened the "Capital of Silicon Valley." Choose downtown locations such as S 1st St and E Santa Clara that have a youthful college vibe. Or, head to the outskirts to newer developments like English Town that offer a more suburban living experience.
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Since San Jose is so spread out you may want to consider your transportation options when choosing a neighborhood. Anything in or around the downtown area, like the City Center, has bus and light rail service. This makes for an easy commute for workers in or near the center of San Jose. Most rental properties, particularly apartments, are closer to downtown. Some of the more exclusive neighborhoods, like Coyote on the southern edge, usually offer single family home rentals. Many of the outlying neighborhoods offer a rural lifestyle but have little public transit. Coyote is one of them, located 17 miles from downtown San Jose via Highway 101. City or country, it's your choice.
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Some of San Jose's most popular attractions are seasonal. The city rarely sees temperatures close to freezing but each year Downtown Ice makes its appearance. Between November and January an ice rink is set up in the plaza next to the Fairmont Hotel. The circular rink is surrounded by palm trees and has two sections, one for beginning skaters and another for those more comfortable on the ice. Christmas in the Park turns the Plaza de Cesar Chavez into a winter wonderland each year, drawing visitors from all around the Bay Area. First rate museums include the San Jose Museum of Art, the Tech Museum of Innovation and the Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose, all in the downtown core. Guadalupe River Park runs right through the center of town and includes the Heritage Rose Garden, hiking trails and picnic areas. It stretches for three miles from Highway 880 in the north to Highway 280 on the southern end. Southeast of downtown is the Happy Hollow Park and Zoo, another family favorite.
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San Jose is home to one of Northern California's largest malls, Westridge Valley Fair. It houses more than 250 stores, a host of fast food and sit-down restaurants and has valet parking. South of downtown is the Eastridge Shopping Center, another shopping giant that has free Wi-Fi hot spots throughout the mall. Head north of downtown to Milpitas and you have the Great Mall, one of the largest indoor outlet malls in California. It also offers Wi-Fi hot spots, name brand stores, restaurants and a 20-Plex Century Theater.
Head to downtown San Jose for the Farmers Market every Friday from May through November. Local vendors sell everything from ethnic prepared foods to fresh produce and home made craft items. Also be sure to check out the weekend San Jose Flea Market, a fixture in the Berryessa neighborhood since 1960. Wear some comfortable walking shoes and pick up one of their shopping directories. You'll need both. Downtown San Jose is home to some of the area's most innovative restaurants. Dine on Spanish tapas at Picasso's, sushi and sashimi at Fuji Sushi or authentic Mexican food at La Victoria Taqueria. All these restaurants are within one city block and are a small sample of what's available.
Sports in San Jose, CA
The San Jose Sharks brought hockey to town in 1991. It's currently the only National Hockey League Team in the San Francisco Bay Area. Despite the tide of warm weather jokes, the players from the "Shark Tank" have made the finals every year within the last decade. Suitable for this Silicon Valley locale, the team skates onto the ice through the animated jaws of a 17-foot high shark head complete with flashing red eyes. The San Jose Earthquakes are the local soccer team. Games are held at Buck Shaw Stadium at Santa Clara University and at the Oakland Coliseum in the city of Oakland. The Quakes have a new stadium under construction that is expected to open for the 2015 season. The San Jose Giants, a farm team for the San Francisco Giants, plays at the San Jose Municipal Stadium. The ball park has a barbecue area along left field that fans are free to use.
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Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments Gets Release Date - May 7, 2014
Focus Home Interactive posted a new trailer on their YouTube account for the upcoming adventure featuring the eponymous Sherlock Holmes in Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments. The game is scheduled for released in Q2 of 2014 for the PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3.
The new trailer shows the freedom of action players have in the game, allowing them to conduct their investigations in any way they see fit. There can be clues that can be missed entirely, and some can be false leads, with multiple suspects for each of the six cases in the game and multiple endings (nearly 6-10) for each case.
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Ball State attracts and retains high-achieving students. Because of a growing pool of applicants—up 34 percent from 2009 to more than 17,000 for fall 2010—we continue to raise our admission standards while also maintaining a healthy enrollment. On-campus enrollment has topped 18,000; total enrollment is more than 22,000.
Our retention rate has increased to 79.6 percent. The number of incoming freshmen with academic honors diplomas continues to grow to 62.3 percent, up 15.5 percentage points since fall 2006. This is especially impressive when you consider that only 32 percent of 2009 Indiana high school graduates earned the distinction.
Rhodes Scholar finalist Matt Tancos, '11, is just one example of our curious and ambitious students. Tancos of Valparaiso, Indiana, is a biology major and chemistry minor concentrating in genetics and ecology. He previously earned an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Greater Research Opportunities Undergraduate Fellowship and has completed research internships at both an EPA lab and Cornell University, investigating the microbiological treatment of drinking water for arsenic removal, microbial biofilms on lead drinking water pipes, and pathogen diagnostics, in addition to his studies at Ball State. Tancos is hoping to return to Cornell after graduation to pursue his PhD in plant pathology.
While environmentalism typically emphasizes protection of nature, Tancos says, "I believe protection of people should come first and agree with Indira Gandhi that 'poverty is the greatest environmental threat in the world.' Humans will attempt to survive by all means, which include poaching or clear-cutting forests in order to acquire new fertile soil and resources. Plant technology, however, offers one way to alleviate famine and its environmental consequences."
Since 2005, our Ball State student body has included:
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In addition, our top students have been awarded the Robert Bosch Fellowship, Jack Kent Cooke Graduate Scholarship, Jacob Javits Fellowship, David L. Boren Scholarship, Federal Cyber Service Scholarship for Service, James Madison Fellowship, and the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship.
Goal 1, Objective A: By 2012, achieve 80 percent of total incoming freshman class holding academic honors diplomas or equivalent. Goal 1, Objective A: By 2012, achieve 80 percent first-year retention rate.


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All around our region, arts organizations work months ahead to plan successful seasons. Issues of booking, contracts, rights and conflicting artistic visions are ironed out; directors, designers and performers hired; ticket order forms and brochures prepared and mailed. Once those season announcements start to flood across my desk, it's time for me to put together my season—the one that includes the highlights I don't want to miss.
Of course, artistic directors and curators hope that every show will be a smash. And maybe, depending on audience members' differing tastes, each performance or exhibition will be memorable in some way. But after interviewing artistic directors and other experts, as well as checking out the regional and national buzz, I've selected 20 standouts I'm making plans to attend this season—and I suggest you do the same.
The Sarasota Film Society's Cine-World Festival is just around the corner, running Nov. 3–12 at Burns Court Cinema, and by the time you read this the roster of more than 50 international films, accompanied by panels, discussions and special guests, will be final. At press time, though, SFS's Magida Diouri was just heading up to the Toronto Film Festival, one of several from which Cine-World selections—always diverse and captivating—are drawn. She did say that the fest would include a "Viva Pedro" theme to salute the wildly entertaining films of Spanish director Pedro Almodovar (Talk to Her, All About My Mother), including eight of his master works. French films, first films, and, perhaps, Arab films will also be in the spotlight. Go to www.filmsociety.org for the complete schedule.
The ninth annual
The Broadway musical Nine is derived from one of the most iconic films of all time: Federico Fellini's 8 ½, the autobiographical story of a film director who hits a creative block at the same time he finds himself caught in a web of romantic entanglements. Nine goes Fellini one-half of a number better, adding music by Maury Yeston; however, it keeps some of the cinematic flavor of the original, and plenty of eroticism remains, too. That makes it a bit of a departure for the frequently family-oriented Players of Sarasota, where it's being staged March 29 through April 8. Lots of good roles for actresses, and one great role for the lucky stiff who's surrounded by them as the charismatic but troubled Guido.
When the Ringling Museum of Art opens its doors for Encouraging American Genius: Master Paintings from the Corcoran Gallery of Art, it will also be opening its doors for the first time on the brand-new Arthur F. and Ulla R. Searing Wing, which adds 30,000 square feet of exhibition space to the museum in a design originally approved by John Ringling himself. Just in time, as the Corcoran exhibition includes more than 70 works documenting the development of American painting from its beginnings in the 18th century to the early 20th. (You need space for such a wide-ranging show). Expect to see a stunning mix of American countryside landscapes, Gilded Age opulence, luminous American Impressionists and paintings from the dawning of American realism, Feb. 3 through April 29.
You'll want to get up close to examine the exquisite pieces on display in the Ringling Museum's Bedazzled: 4,500 Years of Jewelry from the Walters Art Museum, Feb. 3 through April 29. The Walters, based in
Selby Gallery at Ringling School of Art and Design celebrates its 20th anniversary of providing
There's no denying there's a special thrill when a dynamic, nationally renowned dancer guests. That thrill will be palpable when American Ballet Theater superstar Jose Manuel Carreño laces his ballet slippers for the Sarasota Ballet of Florida's annual gala performance Nov. 29 at the Van Wezel. The Cuban-born Carreño, who elicits "bravos" from the crowds with every step he takes, received the Dance Magazine Award in 2004 for significant contributions to dance. He will dance the second act of Giselle with one of Sarasota Ballet's own stars, Lauren Strongin (a recent finalist in the prestigious USA International Ballet Competition) and will also perform the Dance Suite from Don Quixote (the final wedding pas de deux) with Kyoko Takeichi.
Hard to believe, but Circus Sarasota, our own homegrown circus spectacular, celebrates its 10th year of existence this February, with shows in a new location under the Big Top adjacent to Ed Smith Stadium. Artistic director Pedro Reis always manages to deliver top international performers; this year, they'll include trapeze artists The Flying Pages (including four family members in a six-member act); hand balancer Pat Bradford and partner Kate Smythe; liberty horse act Erika Zerbini; four-man acrobatic team Yeromenko, performing on a three-leveled high horizontal bar; juggler Rafael DiCarlo; quick-change duo Sudarchikov, and dog trainer Irina Markova. Back for a second stint as ringmaster is
Composer Frederic Chopin was distinguished almost as much by his poor health as by his musical genius; pianist Garrick Ohlsson, on the other hand, stands a healthy six feet four and has been described as a "bear-butterfly" by one critic. Nevertheless, there's been a longstanding, almost mystical connection between the two for decades, certainly ever since Ohlsson became the first American to win first prize in the International Chopin Competition back in 1970. Ohlsson does not play just Chopin, of course, but it's always memorable when he does. He leads off the Florida West Coast Symphony's Masterworks this season, Nov. 9–12, playing Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 2, written when the composer was barely out of his teens but indicative of his great talent as well as his Polish heritage (a mazurka figures in the finale).
In its '06-'07 season (which will be shortened because of impending major renovations of the Opera House), the Sarasota Opera will stage the first production of the 150-year-old Halka by a professional U.S. company. The work, by Stanislaw Moniuszko (think of him as the Polish Schubert), is considered the national opera of
It's all in the cards when the Golden Apple Dinner Theatre presents a new musical called Bingo, Jan. 3 through Feb. 25. Sounds perfect for
The Asolo Repertory Theatre's Men of Tortuga is being marketed as a world premiere, but this piece by first-time playwright Jason Wells actually got a "First Look" production at famed Steppenwolf in
Florida Studio Theatre associate director Kate Alexander has played many roles in her career (including opera legend Maria Callas), but probably none that required more hair and makeup work than her upcoming performance as Golda Meir in Golda's Balcony, Dec. 6 through Feb. 3 on the FST mainstage. The one-person show by William Gibson (The Miracle Worker) has starred both Tovah Feldshuh and Valerie Harper on Broadway; here, Alexander's portrayal of the former Prime Minister of Israel will be directed by Terry Lamude, who also directed her fiery performance in Filumena a few seasons ago.
Sometimes a one-person show and an actor seem made for each other. It requires no stretch of the imagination to picture Asolo veteran David S. Howard donning a New York Yankees baseball cap to portray much loved catcher-manager Yogi Berra in Nobody Don't Like Yogi, onstage at the Historic Asolo Theater Jan. 5–27. Tom Lysaght's 80-minute play, which starred Ben Gazzara in New York, certainly has a wealth of Yogi-isms to draw from ("If you come to a fork in the road, take it," "Ninety percent of baseball is half-mental" and, of course, "It ain't over 'til it's over"), but with Howard in the role, Yogi won't become a caricature.
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe, now performing in the Historic Asolo Theater, winds up its season May 3–19 with Once On This Island, a calypso-flavored retelling of the Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid that stars the music of Stephen Flaherty and the lyrics of Lynn Ahrens (Ragtime, Seussical). Ti Moune, a poor peasant girl, falls in love with Daniel, an upper-class boy whose life she saves after a car crash. But can a couple from two very different worlds find happiness together? Much is in the hands of the gods of Love, Earth, Water and Death in this tuneful, lively show, a first-ever locally produced presentation of the award winner. Artistic director Nate Jacobs is hoping to team up director-choreographer Reggie Kelly and last year's Dreamgirls star, Teresa Stanley, but no promises at press time.
Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods hasn't seen a local staging for a while. At Venice Little Theatre's Stage II, actor-director Larry Alexander will helm this sometimes bright, sometimes dark musical that weaves together Act I stories of Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk and the Baker and His Wife with Act II's interpretation of "happily ever after." The set, designed with a pop-up storybook look, should enchant younger audience members, while their parents will share some rueful smiles of recognition during the rude awakenings of Act II. Onstage Jan. 18 through Feb. 11.
The musical hit Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, which takes to the Van Wezel stage Feb. 6–11, centers on two con men living on the
For sheer, silly fun, make an appointment for Hairspray, the Tony Award-winning musical based on the John Waters film, wherein 16-year-old Tracy Turnblad seeks success on a local dance show, equal rights for all and the love of heartthrob Link Larkin. Film director Waters' usual weirdness is tempered here, making the show acceptable family fun for all—even though
Asolo Repertory Theatre brings Jane Austen fans a brand-new, world premiere adaptation of the classic Pride and Prejudice written by Yale dramaturg Catherine Sheehy. (It's sort of a Yale collaboration; director Mark Rucker and costumer Katherine Roth are also Yale School of Drama grads.) The Asolo is partnering here with a community project called Beyond the Book that has everyone in town reading the book, seeing the play (March 23 through May 6) and seeing the movie. No doubt the potential for a big hit is there, but fair warning: I take my Jane Austen seriously. Let's not mess around with perfection.
Venice Little Theatre's Stage II production of Romance, by David Mamet, is actually a farce about a courtroom defendant who holds the secret to peace in the
Stephen Borys
Canadian-born Stephen Borys swears he didn't think about the climate when he moved here from Ohio last spring to become the Ringling
's curator of collections. Now that he's had some time to admire the Gulf coast, he says his enthusiasm for its beauty matches his enthusiasm about the Ringling's collection.
"We [town planner wife Hazel and two-year-old son, Roman] are getting to explore the beaches and parks a bit now," says the 43-year-old Borys. "My wife has worked closely with Andres Duany [consultant for Sarasota's downtown master plan], so this is a great place for her, too."
At the Ringling, Borys says he won't initiate change for change's sake, but he's made some rearrangements in the galleries because "It had been a decade since they had been painted or reinstalled. With the new wing opening in February, all the permanent collection will be reinstalled. My goal is for people to penetrate the galleries, not just walk through them."
The new wing also means a chance to present more of the museum's contemporary art collection and smaller "dossier"-style modern exhibitions. The future holds shows of Cuban art, works by Grandma Moses and installations by 2001 Venice Biennale winner Janet Cardiff. "We want to give people a reason to come back again and again," he says.
Maria Knapik
It may sound too good to be true, but soprano Maria Knapik has the clipping to prove it: In an interview six years ago, the Polish-born beauty said her dream was to play the lead in the Polish national opera Halka with an American opera company. This season, with the Sarasota Opera staging the seldom-seen (in America) work by Stanislaw Moniusko, that dream has become a reality.
Knapik started performing at the age of three with her seven sisters in a troupe resembling the famed Von Trapp family. "I thought it was the lifestyle of every family," says Knapik. "I loved the traveling, all of it."
She was onstage with her sisters, she adds, when her husband of eight years first glimpsed her, fell in love, and took the next couple of years to woo her and make it possible for her to join him in Canada. Since then, she's fulfilled other dreams of performing at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center. The emotional weight of all the tragic heroines she plays onstage is balanced by long walks, reading, ballroom dancing and performing concerts to benefit orphans around the world. "If you give, you receive more in return," she says.
James Ehnes
For violinist James Ehnes, guesting with the Florida West Coast Symphony next month is exciting not only because of the orchestra's ever improving artistic level or the virtuosity of the Glazunov Violin Concerto he's interpreting, but because it's a rare chance to sleep in his own bed. The busy 30-year-old travels the world but has a home in Bradenton he shares with his wife, sometime Sarasota Ballet dancer Kate Maloney—the reason he moved here in the first place.
"I followed a girl to Florida," admits the Manitoba-born Ehnes, who started playing the violin at age five after receiving one for Christmas. (He saw Itzhak Perlman on Sesame Street and was hooked.) And now he's following her to Philadelphia, where they'll have a part-time apartment while she performs with the Pennsylvania Ballet. Still, Florida is home, where he enjoys basking in his pool, boating, baseball spring training and a year-round pass to Disney World.
"The glamour fades fast in foreign cities where you don't know a soul or speak the language," he says. But audiences—and critics, who've hailed him as "one of the most gifted and sincerely expressive artists to have emerged in recent times"—keep him inspired. Look for him Dec. 8–10 in the symphony's Masterworks series.
Kris Danford
Life is imitating art for third-year FSU/Asolo Conservatory student Kris Danford, who plays Cinderella in the Asolo Rep's The Plexiglass Slipper starting this month. Danford, 26, met her own Prince Charming right here in Sarasota: fellow MFA student Sam Osheroff, who proposed to her in Greece last summer. It's a long-distance relationship for now, since he's already graduated and moved to New York, while she's busy preparing to play not only Cinderella but also parts in Pride and Prejudice and Expecting Isabel. (The latter role is that of a pregnant stripper, so you can't say her career so far is lacking in variety.)
Danford, who says she was "incredibly shy" as a child growing up in upstate New York, says Slipper is not the Disney version of the famed fairy tale. Her Cinderella is a woman of strength and enterprise with no illusions about happily ever after. "It's not as different as you might think," she says, from her work in some Tennessee Williams short plays last season. "It's still about real people with real problems." She's happy it gives her the chance to sing, something earlier roles, in last year's Conservatory production of Mirandolina and the Banyan's Sight Unseen did not. When not onstage, she relishes yoga, the beaches—and occasional trips to New York to see her prince.
Want a little more for your money than just a ticket? If you're willing to go the extra mile to support our arts organizations financially, benefits accrue. Here's a sampling of what some of our top cultural companies offer.
Asolo Repertory Theatre Donate $10,000 or more, and you get your name in the playbill, a special box office hotline, invitation to a dress rehearsal, four box seats with complimentary wine and an invitation to the opening night Co-Producers Dinner.
Florida Studio Theatre Contribute $5,000 or more and you'll get that playbill listing, reserved parking (always a plus), invitations to select rehearsals and special events featuring guest artists, lunch with artistic director Richard Hopkins and advance copies of scripts for upcoming plays.
John and
Sarasota Opera For $25,000 or more, you will see your photo in the season program book, plus receive invitations to dress rehearsals, personal ticket services, and invitations to the Co-Producers' Dinner on stage at the Opera House, and a private dinner attended by select singers from the season, both hosted by maestro Victor DeRenzi.
Van Wezel Foundation A donation of $10,000 or more entitles you to a program book listing, reserved parking, access to the Founders Lounge, invitations to backstage/art tours and "Just for Friends" receptions, your name on a seat in the Roskamp Auditorium, and private lunch with the executive director.
Most benefits valid for one year only.
Where to call to make your reservations.
Art Center
Asolo Repertory Theatre and FSU/Asolo Conservatory: 351-8000
Backlot Arts: 363-9300
Banyan Theater Company: 358-5330
Florida Studio Theatre: 366-9000
Gloria Musicae: 954-4223; 351-8000 (box office)
Golden Apple Dinner Theatre: 366-5454
Jazz Club of
John and
Key Chorale: 921-4845
La Musica International Chamber Music Festival: 366-8450, option 3
Manatee Players Riverfront Theatre: 748-5875
Players of
SoulSpeak/Soul Moves: 366-6468
Selby Gallery at
Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall: 953-3366 or 953-3368
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe: 360-7399


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