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Jennifer Lopez and Casper Smart have gone their separate ways, a new report claims. News of their breakup comes amidst the rumors of Casper allegedly texting a transsexual. Was that scandal the cause of their split?
Jennifer Lopez and Casper Smart's relationship has come to an end. The couple, who have been dating since 2011 have split, according to a new report. Recently, the couple has been hit with rumors of Casper texting a transsexual, but was that the ultimate cause of their breakup?
Jennifer Lopez & Casper Smart Split
Jennifer and Casper are no more! Jennifer and Casper have been dating since 2011, but have called it quits, according to TMZ. A source told the outlet that the couple broke up two months ago, before the scandal about Casper and the alleged transsexual texts made the rounds.
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There was no ill will between the couple, TMZ said. They just grew apart. Maybe that's because of the 18 year age difference between Jennifer and Casper!
Jennifer Lopez & Casper Smart Split: His Great Relationship With Her Kids
However, Jennifer did thank Casper during her speech for her Icon of the Year award at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards on May 18! That was less than a month ago! A source told People that Jennifer and Casper were working out their issues before the scandal and that hey may still be together "technically, but no idea for how long."
So there's still hope for Jennifer and Casper!
Some would say that Casper's recent scandal has plagued their relationship, but a source says that's preposterous.
"Casper has been a single guy and can text or see whoever he wants, but the idea that he was knowingly texting a transsexual is laughable," a source told TMZ.
Jennifer Lopez Goes Back To The Block
The American Idol host returned to her roots for her very first concert in her hometown of Bronx, New York. She rocked sexy look after sexy look at the June 4 concert and even included a throwback of her iconic Versace dress from the 2000 Grammys! JLo may be 44 years old, but she is hot, hot, hot!
And it looks like JLo is back on the block in terms of dating!
HollywoodLifers, how do you feel about Jennifer and Casper's split? Are they really done for good? Let us know!
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a day before she was to be married to Ben Affleck his pals took him to a strip club, In walked Jennifer, caught him with some girl and it was cancelled. Just like that. Never did marry him everyone said why would he want a stripper when Jennifer was more beautiful and could do the same things even better.
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Do you remember when there was a show, they would invite some hopeful winners to their home they would all sit in the backyard and the hosts jennifer and marc would scrutinize every little picky detail about what they didnt like about the "hopeful" The one I saw, jennifer couldn't stop punching Marc in the arm and upper chest and calling him stupid left and right. she isnt very kind to her men. even though she buys them expensive gifts casper got a brand new pick up truck shortly after they were a couple with every damned accessory he wanted. That is not love.
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CAS Registry No.: 8006-61-9
Other Names: Automotive gasoline, Petrol, Unleaded gasoline
Main Uses: Fuel, industrial solvent
Appearance: Clear colourless - amber volatile liquid.
Odour: Gasoline-like
Canadian TDG: UN1203
B2 - Flammable Liquid; D2A - Very Toxic (Carcinogenicity)
Emergency Overview: Clear colourless - amber volatile liquid. Gasoline-like odour. HIGHLY FLAMMABLE LIQUID AND VAPOUR. Distant ignition and flashback are possible. Can accumulate static charge. Can float on water and spread fire. CONFINED SPACE HAZARD. Can accumulate in hazardous amounts in low-lying areas especially inside confined spaces. May cause drowsiness and dizziness. SUSPECT CANCER HAZARD. Suspected of causing cancer. ASPIRATION hazard. May be fatal if swallowed and enters airways.
Main Routes of Exposure: Inhalation. Skin contact. Eye contact.
International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC): Group 2B - Possibly carcinogenic to humans.
American Conference for Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH): A3 - Confirmed animal carcinogen.
Inhalation: Take precautions to prevent a fire (e.g. remove sources of ignition). Take precautions to ensure your own safety before attempting rescue (e.g. wear appropriate protective equipment). Move victim to fresh air. Call a Poison Centre or doctor if the victim feels unwell.
Skin Contact: Quickly take off contaminated clothing, shoes and leather goods (e.g. watchbands, belts). Quickly and gently blot or brush away excess chemical. Wash gently and thoroughly with lukewarm, gently flowing water and non-abrasive soap for 5 minutes. Call a Poison Centre or doctor if the victim feels unwell. Thoroughly clean clothing, shoes and leather goods before reuse or dispose of safely.
Eye Contact: Quickly and gently blot or brush chemical off the face. Immediately flush the contaminated eye(s) with lukewarm, gently flowing water for 5 minutes, while holding the eyelid(s) open. If irritation or pain persists, see a doctor.
Ingestion: Have victim rinse mouth with water. If vomiting occurs naturally, have victim lean forward to reduce risk of aspiration. Have victim rinse mouth with water again. Immediately call a Poison Centre or doctor.
First Aid Comments: All first aid procedures should be periodically reviewed by a doctor familiar with the chemical and its conditions of use in the workplace.
Flammable Properties: HIGHLY FLAMMABLE LIQUID. Can ignite at room temperature. Releases vapour that can form explosive mixture with air. Can be ignited by static discharge.
Suitable Extinguishing Media: Carbon dioxide, dry chemical powder, appropriate foam, water spray or fog. Foam manufacturers should be consulted for recommendations regarding types of foams and application rates.
Specific Hazards Arising from the Chemical: Liquid can float on water and may travel to distant locations and/or spread fire. Liquid can accumulate static charge by flow, splashing or agitation. Vapour may travel a considerable distance to a source of ignition and flash back to a leak or open container. Vapour may accumulate in hazardous amounts in low-lying areas especially inside confined spaces, resulting in a toxicity hazard. Closed containers may rupture violently when heated releasing contents. Thermal decomposition and combustion products are highly dependent on combustion conditions and the type of additives and impurities present. In a fire, the following hazardous materials may be generated: very toxic carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide; corrosive, oxidizing nitrogen oxides; very toxic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons; corrosive sulfur oxides; and other chemicals.
Personal Precautions: Eliminate all ignition sources. Use grounded, explosion-proof equipment. Use personal protective equipment as required.
Methods for Containment and Clean-up: Stop or reduce leak if safe to do so. Small spills or leaks: contain and soak up spill with absorbent that does not react with spilled product. Do NOT use combustible materials such as sawdust. Flush spill area. Large spills or leaks: contact emergency services and manufacturer/supplier for advice.
Handling: Immediately report leaks, spills or failures of the safety equipment (e.g. ventilation system). Eliminate heat and ignition sources such as sparks, open flames, hot surfaces and static discharge. Post "No Smoking" signs. Do not use near welding operations or other high energy sources. Electrically bond and ground equipment. Ground clips must contact bare metal. Prevent accidental contact with incompatible chemicals.
Storage: Store in an area that is: cool, dry, well-ventilated, out of direct sunlight and away from heat and ignition sources, secure and separate from work areas. Electrically bond and ground containers. Ground clips must contact bare metal. Keep amount in storage to a minimum.
ACGIH® TLV® - TWA: 300 ppm A3
ACGIH® TLV® - STEL [C]: 500 ppm A3
Exposure Guideline Comments: TLV® = Threshold Limit Value. TWA = Time-Weighted Average. STEL = Short-term Exposure Limit. C = Ceiling limit. A3 = Animal carcinogen.
Engineering Controls: Use local exhaust ventilation, if general ventilation is not adequate to control amount in the air. Use non-sparking ventilation systems, approved explosion-proof equipment and intrinsically safe electrical systems in areas where this product is used and stored. Control static electricity discharges which includes bonding of equipment to ground.
Eye/Face Protection: Not required but it is good practice to wear safety glasses or chemical safety goggles.
Skin Protection: Wear chemical protective clothing e.g. gloves, aprons, boots. Suitable materials include: nitrile rubber, Viton®, Tychem® BR/LV, Tychem® Responder, Tychem® TK.
Respiratory Protection: ESCAPE: gas mask with organic vapour canister, or escape type SCBA.
Document last updated on January 17, 2013
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Friday, January 14, 2011
Department of Justice
United States Attorney William C. Killian Eastern District of Tennessee
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.— Cameron J. Potter, 39, of New Market, Tenn., was arrested today by agents of the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of the Inspector General (DOE-OIG) on charges involving wire fraud and money laundering.
An initial appearance was held this afternoon in U.S. District Court in Knoxville before the Honorable C. Clifford Shirley, U.S. Magistrate Judge. Potter entered a plea of not guilty to all charges. A trial has been set before the Honorable Thomas Phillips, U.S. District Judge, for March 23, 2010.
The indictment alleges that Potter was formerly employed as the Chief Financial Officer for Southern Alliance for Clean Energy in Knoxville, Tennessee ("SACE"), a recipient of funding from the U.S. Department of Energy. While employed at SACE, Potter allegedly engaged in a scheme through which he embezzled more than $147,800 of his former employer's funds for his personal use. The indictment further alleges that Potter knowingly engaged in numerous monetary transactions with the funds that he had embezzled.
The arrest is the result of an investigation by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of the Inspector General. Assistant U.S. Attorney Frank M. Dale, Jr. is representing the United States.
Members of the public are reminded that these are only charges and that every person is presumed innocent until their guilt has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt.


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Super 8 Annapolis MD
Description provided by Super 8 Annapolis MD
Less then 1 mile from the Chesapeake Bay you will find the Super 8 Annapolis MD. We are approximately 4 miles from the United States Naval Academy and St. Johns College located in downtown Annapolis, MD. We are centrally located to Anne Arundel Medical Center, Annapolis Maritime Museum and Maryland State Archives Historical Agency. The Baltimore / Washington International Airport is 20 miles away. Enjoy a wide variety of restaurants, cocktail lounges and specialty shops in nearby downtown. Our well-appointed guest rooms come equipped with irons, ironing boards, hairdryers, alarm clocks and satellite television. and Free High Speed Internet. Every guest is also welcome to enjoy our Free Super Start Breakfast served daily from 6:00AM to 9:00AM Handicap accessible and non-smoking rooms are available. Whether traveling for business or pleasure, the Super 8 provides friendly customer service, superior accommodations and affordable rates to everyone visiting the Annapolis area. No Pets Allowed. Early check out time is 10AM.
List of Amenities for Super 8 Annapolis MD
· Alarm clock · Bus parking · Complimentary continental breakfast · Cribs · Free local calls · Free parking · High speed internet access · High speed internet connection · High speed internet connection · Ice machine · Meeting rooms · Non-smoking rooms (generic) · Remote control television · Rollaway bed · Security · Vending machines |
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Assawoman Wildlife AreaAnnapolis Memorial Stadium
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Bowie State University
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Maryland State Capitol
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US Soldiers & Airmen Home
University of Maryland
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Bay Hill shopping Mall
Historic Annapolis
Tennis Racket Club
Factory Outlet Malls
St Michaels
Rehoboth Beach
Chesapeake Vlg Outlet Mall
University Marylnd/Balt Co
Univ of MD at Baltimore
Univ of Maryland College
United States Naval Academy
U S Naval Academy
Wyeoak State Park
World Trade Center
Washington Monument
Walters Art Gallery
Walter Reed Med Center
Interstate 66E W or 95N S
Miscellaneous Information provided by Super 8 Annapolis MD
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 4:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Opened in 1965
· 39 rooms.
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The bomb threat at the Hinesville Walmart has been cleared as of noon today, according to Hinesville Police Detective Lt. Loyd Slater.
A man was arrested Wednesday night in connection with the drive-by shooting Wednesday afternoon at Waldo Pafford Elementary School.
Waldo Pafford Elementary School was the apparent target of a drive-by shooting about 3 p.m. Wednesday, according to Hinesville Police Maj. Thomas Cribbs.
Crimes reported to Hinesville Police include:
The Liberty Emergency Management Agency is observing Severe Weather Preparedness Week, which runs through Friday. EMA Director Mike Hodges said that since the area is susceptible to a variety of natural disasters and severe weather is dangerous and can strike with little warning, it's important to prepare in advance. Each day during Severe Weather Preparedness Week focuses on a different type of threat faced by Georgians. Topics include:
The FBI and Bryan County and Richmond Hill police are looking for a man who robbed the Navy Federal Credit Union in Richmond Hill. Here's the press release from the FBI:
Missing pills recently prompted an argument between a Long County couple, which eventually required authorities to intervene.
A Port Wentworth father has been arrested and charged with reckless conduct after leaving his child locked in a car in Hinesville on Jan. 26.
Recent reports filed with the Liberty County Sheriff's office include:
When Hinesville Police Officer Angela Reynolds pulled into the Hinesville Glass and Mirror parking lot in the 1100 block of West Oglethorpe Highway on Tuesday morning, she had no idea she would be saving the life of an infant born minutes earlier in the front seat of a family Chevy.
The Wayne County Sheriff's Office and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation are investigating what appears to be an aggravated assault and suicide that occurred sometime Saturday morning at a home on the 300 block of Springs Grove Road near Jesup.
A Liberty County man was rushed to the hospital Sunday afternoon after he was stabbed during a domestic dispute.
A Long County man was injured as he escaped from his burning home Friday. Three people were displaced by the fire.
A man who was wanted in Bryan County on aggravated assault and methamphetamine charges was apprehended Monday by a team of specially trained Bulloch County sheriff's deputies.
Recent reports filed with the Hinesville Police Department include:
Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police are investigating the death of a roofing company employee who fell through a skylight of a warehouse Wednesday.
The National Weather Service has issued a wind chill advisory for our area for early Thursday.
A Feb. 11 car chase that began in Ludowici ended in Liberty County with the apprehension of two Savannah men.
Liberty County Sheriff Steve Sikes, jail administration and probation officers introduced the idea for a countywide prisoner re-entry program during a meeting last week at the Liberty County Justice Center.
Reports filed with the Hinesville Police Department include:
The suspect arrested in connection with Wednesday afternoon's drive-by shooting at Waldo Pafford Elementary School was denied bond Friday, according to Hinesville Police Department Detective Gail Poulsen.
A Hinesville home was damaged Friday night by a fire allegedly started by a 7-year-old.


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Forfar 0-1 Alloa: Match Report
Forfar 0-1 Alloa: Match Report - view commentary, squad, and statistics of the game as it happened.
Gordon wins it at the death
Ben Gordon scored a last-minute winner as Alloa extended their unbeaten run to five games with a 1-0 win over Forfar.
The best chance of the first half fell to Wasps striker Kevin Cawley, whose superb shot from 30 yards clattered into the crossbar in the 45th minute.
The Sky Blues started the second half strongly and came close to taking the lead in the 58th minute when striker Christopher Templeman found himself in space on the left wing and tried his luck from 25 yards out, only to fire straight into the arms of goalkeeper Scott Bain.
But it was the visitors who took all three points when Gordon nodded home James Doyle's cross from 10 yards out in the 89th minute.
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Town Hall - ChicagoPreventing violence against Asian American women and girlsHosted by the Foundation's Asian American Leadership Counciland Asian Human Services5:30 – 8 p.m.Wednesday, May 23Room 3426, Novar HallTruman College, 1145 W. Wilson Ave.
Featuring artwork by Asian Americans of all ages. Refreshments will be served.
Join us. Share your concerns and help us find solutions.
Violence does not discriminate—it affects people no matter what your income, age, race, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity. But it disproportionately affects women of color, immigrant women and women with disabilities. Violence affects families and communities—so we have a lot to talk about.
Co-sponsors include: Apna Ghar Inc.; Asian American Suicide Prevention Initiative; Asian Health Coalition of Illinois; Coalition for Limited English-Speaking Elderly; Hanul Family Alliance (formerly Korean American Senior Center); Korean American Women in Need (KAN-WIN); Metropolitan Asian Family Services; Xilin Asian Community Center; Indo-American Center; Vietnamese Association of Illinois; and Lao American Community Services.
Guest speakers include:
"What Will It Take? Building the Safest State for All Women and Girls" is a yearlong statewide initiative led by Chicago Foundation for Women. It is based on the idea that to find answers, you have to ask the question. The town hall series is part of that effort.
Special thanks to Truman College for providing the venue.
Novar Hall is wheelchair-accessible. For other accessibility requests and information, please contact Asian Human Services by Monday, May 21 at (773) 293-8480 or email@example.com.


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Youth centre opens in Downham Market
News release PR 2172
Issued 11 February 2013
A £20,000 refurbishment has transformed a disused former school
into a much-needed space for Downham Market youngsters.
The new youth centre, on Paradise Road Downham Market, will open on
Monday 18 February in time for half-term and will be offering a
fun-packed week of free activities (Monday 18 – Friday 22
February). There will be plenty to choose from with sports such as
football, table tennis, skateboarding, boxing and street dance on
the menu. And there will be a whole host of games and workshops to
try too, including nail art and DJ skills.
The creative skills of attendees will also be put to good use as
they will be asked to help come up with a name for the new venue. A
competition will run throughout the week. The winning name will be
designed into a sign that will appear above the front door.
The centre will be open from 10am to 4pm. It is free to attend and
no booking is required. Activities are designed to cater for young
people aged 11-19.
The building, which comprises three large rooms and an
outdoor area, has been leased from Norfolk County Council by the
South West Norfolk Youth Opportunities Project (Swan Project),
with support from the West Norfolk Partnership, which has
funded the refurbishment. Works included a complete
redecoration, restoring the 19th-century building to its former
condition. Working with the King's Lynn Discovery Centre, the
Swan Project hopes to develop a weekly youth club at the
Cllr Elizabeth Nockolds, Cabinet Member for Health and Wellbeing,
said: "Having a safe place to meet and socialise is really
important for local young people. It supports their development,
enabling them to gain new skills and confidence, as well as have
fun. The former school was a wasted space, so it is great to see
new life breathed into it. I hope lots of young people will come
along next week and help us to shape this into a place that they
really feel belongs to them."
Jimmy Yallop, King's Lynn Discovery Centre, which is helping to
deliver the initial programme of activities and will work with the
Swan Project to develop the future of the centre, said: "We think
next week's programme has something to appeal to just about
everybody, and that's just the start. We're hoping, with young
people's input, we can develop a regular programme of events
The full timetable of activities on offer during the week (Monday
18 February – Friday 22 February) has been distributed to local
schools and will be available on the borough council's website:
and on http://www.whatyasay.com/.
For further information, contact Adam Garford on 01553 616853 or
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Defendant was Active Participant in Four Arsons Including UW
JENNIFER L. KOLAR, 33, of Seattle, Washington was sentenced today in U.S. District Court in Tacoma to five years in prison, five years of supervised release and $7,178,236 in restitution in connection with the May 21, 2001 arson at the University of Washington Center for Urban Horticulture. KOLAR pleaded guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Arson, two counts of Arson, one count of Attempted Arson and Using a Destructive Device During a Crime of Violence. KOLAR was part of a group which called itself "The Family," responsible for a string of arsons and destructive crimes across the western United States claimed by the Earth Liberation Front (ELF) and Animal Liberation Front (ALF). U.S. District Judge Franklin D. Burgess allowed KOLAR to remain out of custody until the United States Bureau of Prisons orders her to report to a facility in late September, 2008.
KOLAR was a participant in four eco-attacks: an arson at Cavel West in Oregon in July 1997; an attempted arson at the Wray Gun Club in Colorado in October 1998; an arson at the Susanville Horse Corral in October 2001; and the fire at the University of Washington Center for Urban Horticulture in May 2001. At the UW arson, KOLAR admits she used a knife to cut the glass to gain entry to the office of Professor Toby Bradshaw. A destructive device was then placed in Bradshaw's office. The fire destroyed the Center for Urban Horticulture. Priceless research and endangered plants were destroyed. It cost more than $7 million to rebuild the facility.
Shortly after being contacted by law enforcement in late 2005, KOLAR agreed to assist the FBI by telling what she knew about the arson spree. KOLAR testified at length against Briana Waters, who was convicted last March of Arson in connection with the fire at the Center for Urban Horticulture. Waters was sentenced last month to six years in prison.
Under the terms of her plea agreement, KOLAR had to be sentenced to between five and seven years in prison, or either side could withdraw from the agreement. Prosecutors asked for a seven year term. "Kolar's decision to cooperate, however, can never totally wipe the slate clean. She voluntarily became an important member of one of the most destructive domestic terrorist groups ever to prey upon the people of the Northwest. For over four years she chose, time and again, to engage in violent acts that destroyed millions of dollars in property and had a huge impact on numerous victims, many of whom are still suffering harmful effects from these senseless acts of violence," First Assistant United States Attorney Mark Bartlett wrote in his sentencing memo.
In addition to Waters and KOLAR, three others have been charged in connection with the UW fire. Lacey Phillabaum pleaded guilty and faces three to five years in prison when sentenced on August 19, 2008. Justin Solondz, 29, most recently of Jefferson County, Washington is charged with Arson, and Using a Destructive Device in a Crime of Violence. Solondz, a fugitive, is charged with Making an Unregistered Firearm (in this case an incendiary bomb) in Olympia, the day before the UW fire. Solondz is believed to be out of the country. William C. Rodgers (now deceased) also participated in the UW arson. Rodgers, of Prescott, Arizona, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Seattle, but committed suicide December 22, 2005, while being held in the Coconino County Jail in Prescott, Arizona.
This case was the result of a nine-year investigation of numerous arsons in the Northwest and elsewhere. In many of the fires the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) and Earth Liberation Front (ELF) claimed responsibility. Participating in the extensive investigation were the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives (ATF), the Eugene Police Department, the University of Washington Police Department and other state and federal law enforcement agencies.
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Saturday, December 15, 2012
Daniel Ademinokan Speaks on Ex- Wife, Doris and Stella
People will always blab about what they know and what they don't know. Doris and I have remained friends. We have a child between us and the most important thing we should focus on is the well being of the young boy. I'm a human being, so I am entitled to have my own emotions and and issues. But people should learn to mind their business. Bankers and other professionals go for divorce, but you will never see it on the pages of the newspapers. Doris and I have retained our friendship. Click to read more.
In fact, I just spoke to her few hours ago, so we talk all the time. Whenever there is something we need to discuss, we do that. We have moved on with our lives. Let people keep talking while Doris and Daniel continue to make their money. As far as I'm concerned, Nigeria has bigger problems that we all need to focus on. We have issues of oil, flood, kidnapping, Boko Haram and all that. We have the Niger Delta and amnesty issues to deal with.
I'm surprised people are still busy talking about whose home is breaking up and whose home is not breaking up. As far as I'm concerned, Doris is living her life happily and I'm living my life happily, too. Our son is happy and we talk from time to time. Life is about ups and downs. People get married and get separated for reasons best known to them, so they should let us breathe.
There were rumors that Doris accused Stella of snatching you?
Who did Doris say that to? Whoever is saying that should come out to claim that Doris actually said so. People should leave Doris and Stella alone. The people saying these things have bigger problems. Some of them have one and half legs and then they will sit in one place to be fabricating stories.
Perhaps people are speculating because of the business relationship between you and Stella?
They are free to say anything; my personal issue is my personal issue. In fact, if people are looking for stories, tell them that Daniel and Stella now have 24 children. Also tell them that we have bought 24 houses in Abuja and hoping to buy 17 more in America. Let them keep talking.
29 comments:
- Anonymous15 December, 2012 08:41
Daniel, you are not a real man....also you stylishly did not answer the question about you and Stella. You are a selfish humanbeing for treating marriage and your family this way.
ReplyDelete - princessa15 December, 2012 09:14
Hehehe, Nice one, This is a man, he is keeping his private affairs private.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous15 December, 2012 09:36
Daniel you re a FOOL! I pity ur life, good for nothing monkey, you re so fool of urself, u re nothing but a lick ass giggolo.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous15 December, 2012 10:24
you mean "full of yourself"? why cant pple mind their businesses
- Anonymous15 December, 2012 10:13
Its possible Daniel and Stella had a working relationship as business partners whilst Daniel was having marital problems. If Daniel brokeup with Doris because of marital problems and later started dating Stella, then I can understand that. However, if Daniel and Stella hooked up whilst Daniel was married and that led to the breakdown of the marriage then Stella will not get away with it cos God will fight for Doris.
I'm in a similar situation, my business partner is married whilst I'm seperated. The guy is having marital problems and I advised him to work on his marriage and he says he wants a divorce. I told him to be sure before he takes such measures as there are kids involved. Men will be men, so of cos the guy is trying to start a relationship with me and I was like heck no, I can't sneak around with another woman's husband behind her back. Women should learn to do the right think and look out for each other o, cos what goes around comes around. God is watching!RepliesIf every woman/lady can do this, then men wud have no choice but 2 make it work. Except the lady is. One that wants out. Go bless u 4 dis comment
Delete- Anonymous15 December, 2012 14:24
Thank you and amen to the prayers o, please lord bless my faithfulness cos at the end of the day its not always easy to do the right thing. But at least I know my conscience is clear before God:)
Delete - Anonymous15 December, 2012 19:26
may the good Lord bless your faithfulness, you will surely get your due reward
- Anonymous15 December, 2012 10:13
Y is it dat wen a couple divorce everyone blames d man automatically?!
Nobody has an idea y dey divorce so y assume d guy did it??
D lady cud hav cheated or done sumtn unbearable ...
Or it cud hav even bn d lady dat filed for d divorce which happns in most cases!
Assumptions by strangers is just ignorance!!
Dey r not d 1st 2 divorce...
Neither wud dey b d last!!
Fuck u all blaming d guy!!
Billie jeanReplies- Galore15 December, 2012 11:52
lolzz...Not surprise...Typical of you.......Ur own na always UpSide Down
Delete Best comment ever!!!
I hate it wen pple blame d man 4 Divorce wen dey don't actually knw d real story.
MyBroda is a victim nd I know how he feels,he just had 2divorce.D Wife is a mistake
- Anonymous15 December, 2012 10:50
People did not ask to pry into your lives.... you gave them the liberty too. You gave an interview with Ovation Magazine when you had just had your soon... was it people that asked you to go and give that interview? Silly man!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous15 December, 2012 11:12
"lick to read more ke" I don't dey "lick" since my fone don wet o
ReplyDelete - Anonymous15 December, 2012 11:34
This Daniel of a man shout shut up and stop chatting shit. He is a gold digger and Stella is lonely. Was he trying to say that Doris is aware that they were too broke and had to part ways and look for money elsewhere?
I don't trust Edo/Delta people with money. It may be a game to inherit Stella, who is playing a very dangerous game. Mark my words, when Daniel hammers Stella he will return to Doris. They were flat broke. That is why there are many Edo girls in Italy. No offence but Daniel has a silly and sadistic point. Stella will become the biggest loser.
My advice to Doris is not to trust Daniel again. As soon as he inherits Stella, quickly inherit Daniel. I now understand why there are no landlords in Warri. Nobody wants to remain a fool for long my dear. This is a silly affair and marriage is for better for worst. - Galore15 December, 2012 11:50
this is man is a FOOL......Look @ him Blabing.....Mtchewwwww
ReplyDelete - Anonymous15 December, 2012 13:55
Those calling him a fool are the fools....I believe u people got angry because the guy wouldn't watch his dirty linens outside hence no gist for u all to sink your dirty teeths in.....
Amebos!! I'm so pissed @ u daniel or wateva u are called! Y not go straight to the point,u've divorced her bur you guys still talk#shikena I kno doris to be a very cool headed woman!Guy will always be a guy,u have rada found som1 else who satisfy u better,no woman wud want her marrige to break down
ReplyDeleteReading all the comments of everyone, I think a lot of people are broken in Nigeria. I would blame the government who constantly disappoints the nation, will blame the leaders who are thieves, would blame our parents n grandparents who never thought us the true meaning of love. People enough with the hate look in your hearts and find a way to heal. I pray for every Nigerian that God should melt our hearts and help us find peace within ourselves then peace in the nation.its just sad to read all this hateful comments knowing that the people commenting are indeed broken one way or the other. The ignorant would insult me after reading this post, the wise would read it n search their hearts.
ReplyDelete- Anonymous15 December, 2012 16:42
This point may seem silly, but this is a classic case of what goes around comes back around, Doris also dated the late YOMI ogunmola, who was married then, when she joined the movie industry. The lesson from this is, it may take a while, but you will reap what you sow. If Stella truly ruined Doris's marriage, her karma is close-by.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous15 December, 2012 19:31
if what you say is true then let that serve as a lesson for everyone, you ALWAYS reap what you sow, no matter how long it takes
Delete - Anonymous31 December, 2012 10:50
Are you for real..... how can Doris date Yomi Ogunmola who has been dead for donkey years, how old is she?? when did she start acting??? please get your facts rights before you start throwing accusations about!!!
Delete - Anonymous26 February, 2013 11:46
Its tru my dear she dated him b4 he died,Doris and I were class mates in secondary school and still friends till date d truth Is better let's face it.
Delete - Anonymous07 March, 2013 18:30
Ure a bad frnd dn, wt bad belle! Uno get man frnd? Abeg shut up ur mouth joor! Why bringn a dead man into d dscusn? Mayb e introduce her into actn? Tataffo!
- Anonymous15 December, 2012 16:45
Daniel or whatever your name is, you are a liar. You could not even answer the questions straight. Na u wan catch Boko Haram? Get a life.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous15 December, 2012 17:20
Most women would do anything to make their marriage work but men would see fire n kept playing w


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A couple months ago, we went out with friends to a new Austrian restaurant in our neighborhood and over too much Grüner and Very Large Dark Beers, got in an animated discussion about spaetzle, and how it was the perfect food. It manages to be both dumplings and noodles at once, and as good tangled with cheese and herbs and bacon and vegetables and as it is alongside a hearty braise. It is never unwelcome. And then my friend turned to me, I guess presuming I'm a person who knows how to, like, make things and ask me how it was made. And I realized I had no idea. This never happens — not that I am clueless, as I am routinely clueless, especially in the realm of denim — but it's rare that I haven't a single inkling as to how a food is made. But homemade spaetzle, I hadn't even considered before.
Of course, I forgot all about this conversation for a while (see above: Grüner and Very Large Dark Beers) until last week, when I found 5 whole minutes to flip through The Balthazar Cookbook in peace and spied a recipe for spaetzle. Hey, did you know that spaetzle is ridiculously easy to make? That it uses only three ingredients that I'm willing to bet you already have at home? And cooks in two minutes? What I'm saying is: you could have spaetzle for dinner tonight, and I think you should.


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Ahh, what a great day. I'm all set up (technologically speaking) for NYCC, and in addition to all the good times I had here on the Vice, I went shopping. Power-shopping, even. Muwahaha.
Er...um. So, uh, what did YOU do today?
...Right, I'll get to the news now.
- Two new manga announcements, including one that really gets me going: Hellsing's Kouta Hirano is starting a new, apparently non-Hellsing-related manga in April, and Hetalia's Hidekazu Himaruya is starting a new SD comic-- or at least, so I assume, since it's called Chibi-san Date.
- VIZ has announced the release details for Death Note: The Last Name, the second of two (and a half, depending on how you count the L spinoff L Change the WorLd) Death Note live-action flicks.
- And Twitch has word of a trailer for Crows Zero 2, Takashi Miike's sequel to Crows Zero, which was itself a prequel to the Crows manga. Whew.
- An organization called Valkyries, LLC has announced a new event called Innocente Seraphim which, as you might have guessed from the name, focuses on ball-jointed dolls and Gothic Lolita fashion. It's in Bellevue, WA in August, so if I'm around, I might pop in and check it out.
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Guest Opinion: America's Short History: Are We Nearing The End? Comments
Throughout history, nations have been constructed and nations have fallen. America is still new. Is the time coming for America? Continue Reading
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2 years ago
Darn Good Article! Now, what can we do about it? Blessings...
2 years ago
To Nikolai,
I take your point and I understand and share your concern but I don't think talking about America 'coming to an earthly end' is either rational or sensible. America will not come to an end, it will change, evolve, develop, as part of the ongoing life process. Some of those changes will be positive, some negative, our task is to try to maximize the positive and minimize the negative. I believe this can be carried out more effectively by concerned but rational, focused analysis and debate, in line with the core principles of Catholicism - Faith and Reason. -
2 years ago
@Nikolai: Don't take this the wrong way, but I have to say that you are very naive. A lot of people in this country are not lazy just because they are on welfare. Lazy is a term that is a very slippery slope; it's accusatory, as it suggests that people don't lack ambition, but they willfully refuse to act upon it.
I've worked with a lot of people in my life, for money and for charity. I've also helped a lot of poor people throughout this nation who struggle with the misconception that they're lazy. They don't have video games to play all day, or television shows to watch. There are people who struggle with mental issues that affect their ability to maintain a job, let alone have a family. I've already had 2 friends who have committed suicide, not because they were lazy, but because they couldn't find viable work in this economy to keep food on the table for their children.
1 year ago, I lost my job, and I've been looking since then, so understand that I don't particularly like being called "lazy" for beating that pavement, getting interviews, but getting no callbacks. Companies tend to post jobs repeatedly when their not looking to employ, just get a quota for their HR department. It's discourage to find that after a month or two, the same job you've applied to and interviewed for is still up and open. Likewise, I've been to a lot of job fairs where people on welfare are looking for work from places that are hiring, places that are too far from where they live when most don't even own a car anymore - those people wouldn't appreciate some homeschooled teenager calling them lazy.
And I recognize that not everybody is as well-intentioned as some - I used to work as a fraud investigator. I learned from that job that there's a small percentage of people in this world who work the system to their advantage, while the majority gets stereotyped and discriminated against. Trust me, you'll find this out when you're old enough to sign legal contracts. -
2 years ago
We have fallen from the great country our forefathers envisioned. But we need to look at ourselves before we blame other. We are all jealous of others who have more and or work less. The entitlement programs are probably out of control, the regulations are probably unintentionally to restrictive, and the government attempts to regulate the economy are failing. What can we do? Very few can start a business and many of those who can start or expand a business won't because there are easier more profitable ways to make money. It is not just the people on welfare who are lazy. We All are contributing to this problem. If businesses would create jobs there would be more people to buy their products. Henry ford realized this and create a car that anyone who worked building one could afford. When we send jobs to others countries who is going to buy those products. Less people can afford them.
2 years ago
To Joseph, specifically, but not exclusively:
Yes, we must believe in God's providence. However, Jesus did not found the United States of America as His church. He never said "I will not let America die." Throughout history, many nations have died. It doesn't matter what God they believed would save them, they declined because of their own fault. I do believe that if it is God's will, then we will be saved. But, I don't know God's will for our country. So, through my perspective, I believe America may be coming to an earthly end.
Let us be honest. America is practically a divided nation. And "A house divided will fall against itself", no?
-Nikolai -
2 years ago
It would be wonderful of those currently unemployed took a skill or interest and started a small business. Maybe this would go nowhere for some, but for others who knows? With the economy in such terrible shape finding a job, especially full time employment is difficult. Wages are very low and benefits are few, I'm not picking on employers, it is just the truth.
Americans need to start building/producing again! We do this by one small business at a time. I understand the lack of incentive to accept a job, work hard and when you get your pay check there is not enough to make ends meet. This is what drove me to venture out on my own and start a small business doing something I love to do. I am building something, producing and trying to make a better future for me and my children. Will I succeed, I don't know, there are no guarantees. I do know this however, as a country we have to stop sitting around and waiting for someone to fix the problem. We are the, "Someone." -
2 years ago
I think we need to do a welfare reform and make it so that no welfare is given to any household unless every adult at that address is either working, volunteering, or in school, or a combination of the three that adds up to full time work. No more sitting around at home playing video games all day. I know there are people out there who are honestly trying to find work, and all these taxes are making it more difficult for businesses to hire people. Reform welfare, lower taxes, and get America working again.
2 years ago
The problem with the American people as with all human beings when they have everything handy, fast and are living in a comfortable environment with all the conveniences available even for low income people, they tend to take things for granted which leads to having them rely on others to do things for them and the more convenient, the better, the more of unaffordable things is OK since the attraction of new "gadgets" is luring and abolish reasoning. America reached its "First World" status through generations of hard working people, now, for this generation, it's time to reap. A consuming society that produces nothing and where people want everything for free and doesn't rely on God, but on politicians who are lying to have more power and control, ends up in History's garbage. And America is heading that way.
2 years ago
The statue of Liberty the very symbol of America beaconing the weary, poor etc is but seen in her, the cup overflowing with the blood of millions aborted, so how can she who kills her own be trusted to care for outsiders which does call her lie, but then can an idol ever tell the truth other than its own, to Guage its future.
2 years ago
Great article
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Sunday, December 22 2013
Greasy Luck! The Whaling World of the Charles W. Morgan
In celebration of the relaunching of the last surviving wooden whaleship, Lyman Allyn presents Greasy Luck! The Whaling World of the Charles W. Morgan.
The exhibition, which runs from September 21 through June 8, 2014, will look at how whaling—its myths and reality, risk and reward—left its mark on Connecticut and American identity.
In the 1800s, friends and family gathered on the docks to wish "greasy luck" for a successful voyage to departing whaleships.
To most people, whales were mysterious creatures. Yet whaling was big business.
The thousands of barrels of oil the whalers brought home made ports like New London and Mystic some of the wealthiest places in the young nation, supporting a wide array of dockside occupations.
Two Connecticut Painters: From Impressionism to Regionalism
A new exhibit entitled, Two Connecticut Painters: From Impressionism to Regionalism will open on November 7, 2013 at the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum. It will feature the works of artists Augustus and Richard Smith Daggy. The exhibit will run through December 29th with a fundraising reception featuring harpist Alix Raspe, and refreshments courtesy of Whole Foods on December 8th from 4:00-6:00pm, tickets are $20 and proceeds will benefit the Museum's cultural and educational programs.
The artwork is on loan to the Museum by the City of Norwalk Historical Commission and Private Collections from throughout Connecticut. Co-curators are Norwalk resident Leigh Grant, who recently curated the exhibit "Silvermine Group of Artists" at the Solon Borglum Studio, and Museum Trustee Gail Ingis-Claus of Fairfield, CT, who is also an artist, interior designer and educator.
Ms. Grant has extensive knowledge of the Daggys and wrote the monograph, Father and Son: Augustus and Richard Smith Daggy in 2008. She quotes John Vassos who said, "Richard Daggy …can be referred to as the Van Gogh of New England. His extreme reverence and humility toward his work make him unquestionably one of the most sincere artists of his time.
His water colors are bathed in sunlight and his insistence on essential form at all times is marked. There is nothing of the quaint or superficial in Daggy's work. It is vigorous and composed and disarmingly sincere.
His palette is the palette of a man who loves trees, loves the sky, loves the country and above all loves life, and does not hesitate to say so. He is now in the period where he has found himself, and, in his full stride, is scheduled to make an important contribution to American painting."
Augustus (1858-1942), an illustrator and painter, was drawn to Norwalk in 1913 for the artists living in the Silvermine area of the town. This group of artists would later form the Silvermine Guild of Artists of which Augustus was an original member. The Daggy family resided at Grumman Avenue in Norwalk. Richard (1892-1973), Augustus' eldest, was schooled in art by his father. His paintings, like his father's, tended to be landscapes, but of a very different style. His medium was watercolor. (Copyright - Leigh Grant, November 2, 2008).
Harpist Alix Raspé has been a student of harp since age 8. Described as spellbinding, Alix is currently a junior majoring in Harp Performance at New York University and minoring in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies.
Alix attended Juilliard Pre-College from 2009-2010, 2010-2011. In 2007, she received the Annapolis Music Festival Maestro Award as an outstanding soloist and was runner up in the NYU Concerto Competition in 2013. Ms. Raspe has performed in Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Juilliard's Paul and Morse Halls, Lincoln Center, Symphony Space and the United Nations.
The fall exhibit at the Mansion is made possible in part by Whole Foods and Investmark.
The Museum's 2013 cultural and educational programs are made possible by generous funding from distinguished benefactors: The Xerox Foundation, Klaff's, Mrs. Cynthia C. Brown and The Maurice Goodman Foundation.
The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum is a National Historic Landmark.
Tours for the museum and exhibit are offered Wednesdays through Sundays, at noon, 1 P.M., 2 P.M., and 3 P.M. Admittance is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $6 for children. Children under 8 are admitted free. For more information, visit www.lockwoodmathewsmansion.com, e-mail [email protected], or call 203-838-9799.
The Unicorn Stampede
Opening at 10am, Friday, November 29, 2013
A stampede of glitter unicorns will run wild at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum this holiday season. Frolic in a fantasy world of magic brought to life by Manhattan artist Camomile Hixon.
This young, international artist will install 24 "life-size" unicorns, enhanced with 750 pounds of glitter. The glittered room of Unicorns will lend an unforgettable air of celebratory magic to this holiday season. Open Daily through January 5th, except Mondays.
5-Show Subscriptions at Playhouse on Park!
WEST HARTFORD, CT- There is still time to subscribe to the exciting 2013-2014 Main Stage season at Playhouse on Park!
Subscribe now for the remaining five shows, and you save 15% off individual ticket prices. With prices ranging from $64-$147, you get five Broadway quality shows for the price of one!
You also receive subscriber benefits, which include the option of switching the date for the shows you attend, little surprises from the theatre, and the knowledge that they are supporting the educational, cultural, and outreach programs that Playhouse on Park incorporates into their Main Stage productions.
The upcoming shows for the Main Stage season include the legendary Sherlock Holmes in The Hound of the Baskervilles, the hilarious Lend Me a Tenor, the world premiere of Higgins in Harlem, stop/time dance theater's I'd Rather Be Dancing, and the quirky musical The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
For more information on the Main Stage season and how to subscribe, visit the company website (www.playhouseonpark.org), or call the box office (860-523-5900 x10).
The Great Cinnamon Bear Christmas Radio Show
Award-winning Pantochino Productions Inc. presents this whimsical story of a brother and sister in search of their Christmas tree star led by a dapper teddy bear.
The adventure is played out on stage and "on the air" in an old-time radio studio, complete with retro radio commercials, singers and sound effects artists.
This new musical by Bert Bernardi and Justin Rugg is inspired by an actual radio broadcast in 1937. December 7 -29th at the Center for the Arts (40 Railroad Avenue) in Milford.
Performances are Saturdays at 2 & 5:30pm, Sundays at 2pm and a special evening performance Friday, December 20th at 7:30pm.
All tickets are $17. and available at www.pantochino.com
Christmas Angelicus-"A New England Tradition"
'Tis the time to make merry! Churches and chapels across Northwest Connecticut will once more ring with the music of the season, as this tradition continues to draw packed houses.
Old and new arrangements of carols and seasonal songs will be craftily executed by the pure voices of Gaudeamus & Chorus Angelicus, along with traditional carols for the audience delight.
Pick a location and hurry to get your ticket: sold-out concerts are part of the tradition!
45th Celebration of American Crafts
The Celebration of American Crafts is an annual exhibition and sale of fine, contemporary crafts sponsored by Creative Arts Workshop.
The exhibition is held in CAW's handsome two-story Hilles Gallery.
Over 300 artists from across America are featured, representing the finest in glass, ceramics, jewelry, wearable and decorative fiber, handcrafted furniture and much more.
Nov. 1 - Dec 24, 2013 - OPEN DAILY: Mon-Sat 11am-6pm; Thurs 11am-8pm; Sun 1-5pm
Fairfield Back & Forth: Imagery by artist Miggs Burroughs
Visitors will be mesmerized by images that transform from 19th century photos to present-day scenes in Westport artist's Miggs Burroughs new lenticular photography show.
The exhibition will be on view through February 18, 2014.
Tea with the Unicorns
Come have tea with 24 "life-size" unicorns enhanced with 750 pounds of glitter and explore the Lyman Allyn Art Museum!
Sundays in December, 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Parties include snacks, a hands-on art project, scavenger hunts and more!
Reservations are required and space is limited.
Connecticut Concert Ballet presents The NUTCRACKER Sunday
Saturday, December 14th at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.; Sunday, December 15th at 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, December 21th at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.; Sunday, December 22th at 2:00 p.m.
Magical holiday dreams really do come true!
A giant Christmas tree that grows before your eyes, valiant toy soldiers, twirling snowflakes, waltzing flowers, and visions of sugarplums…All this and more comes to life on stage in this timeless production. Come experience the magic!
An affordable holiday event not to be missed and a 39 year Connecticut tradition.
This production will highlight 250 of Connecticut Concert Ballet's talented local students alongside Guest Artists Eddy Tovar and Rebecca DeNies. Becky is a CCB alumna, accomplished Hartt BFA student, and Community Division faculty member.
Eddy was most recently with the Texas Ballet Theater and performed for many years with Orlando Ballet. He is currently on faculty at the Hartt School.
Candlelight & Carols Concert - Danbury
First Congregational Church, Danbury, 4 pm
Quiet, exuberant, inspiring, dynamic, refreshing – just some of the many words to describe the Connecticut Choral Society's Candlelight and Carols concerts.
Add some "sparkle" to your season by joining us for a time of joyful celebration.
You'll find something for every musical taste and mood, with both traditional and contemporary pieces. The audience has the opportunity to participate in singing traditional carols interspersed throughout the program.
Make this concert part of your holiday celebration!
Tickets ($25, $15- youth) available at www.ctchoralsociety.org or at the door. Call (888) 927-2933 for more information.
I Wonder as I Wander (Niles)
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel (arr. Meader)
How Beautiful are the Feet (Handel, from Messiah)
The Little Drummer Boy (arr. Hayes)
The Shepherds' Farewell to the Holy Family (Berlioz)
Believe (arr. Hayes, from The Polar Express)
Away in a Manager (arr. Wilberg)
African Noel (arr. Thomas)
Gloria (Rick Ryan, CCS composer-in-residence)
Joy to the World (arr. Rutter)
Deck the Halls (arr. Shaw & Parker)
I Saw Three Ships (arr. Mack Wilberg)
O Come All You Faithful (arr. Willcocks)
Gesu Bambino (Yon)
Candlelight Carol (Rutter)
Handel's Messiah Concert at St. Paul's on the Green
St. Paul's on the Green's choirs and soloists will perform the Christmas portion of Handel's beloved "Messiah", accompanied by a professional chamber orchestra.
The concert is Sunday, December 22nd at 5pm. St. Paul's on the Green is located at 60 East Ave., Norwalk, CT.
Advance Tickets: General Admission - $25, Students - $15; At the Door: All Tickets - $30. Purchase tickets online at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/511111.
For information: [email protected], 203-847-2806 or www.seaburynorwalk.org.
The "Messiah" concert is part of the Seabury Academy of Music and the Arts concert series. Seabury Academy of Music and the Arts is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, in residence at St. Paul's on the Green, Norwalk, CT.
4-Show Mini Subscriptions at Playhouse on Park: A Great Holiday Gift Idea!
WEST HARTFORD, CT- Don't forget to subscribe to the exciting 2014 Main Stage season at Playhouse on Park!
Subscribe now for the remaining four shows, and you save 10% off individual ticket prices. With prices ranging from $54-$126, you get four Broadway quality shows for the price of one! You also receive subscriber benefits, which include the option of switching the date for the shows you attend, little surprises from the theatre, and the knowledge that they are supporting the educational, cultural, and outreach programs that Playhouse on Park incorporates into their Main Stage productions.
The upcoming shows for the Main Stage season include Lend Me a Tenor (a hilarious romp behind the scenes at an opera house), the world premiere of Higgins in Harlem (a 1930s adaptation of Pygmalion), I'd Rather Be Dancing (the annual singing and dancing extravaganza from stop/time theater), and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (a quirky musical where six misfit adolescents compete in the "spelling bee of a lifetime").
For more information on the Main Stage season and how to subscribe, visit the company website (www.playhouseonpark.org), or call the box office (860-523-5900 x10).


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