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This Peter Pan is one of several musical versions of the original J.M. Barrie 1904 play. The familiar story follows the adventures of Peter, a boy who doesn't want to grow up (and never will while living in Neverland) and has the ability to fly, thanks to fairy dust (from his pal Tinkerbell). Peter visits a girl named Wendy and her two brothers Michael and John. He convinces them to come with him to Neverland. While there, Peter introduces the trio to his friends, the Lost Boys, and they also have run-ins with Indians and pirates, led by the dangerous Captain Hook. This adaptation premiered on Broadway in 1954 and has had a number of subsequent stage mountings and TV broadcasts.
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Re: Intermediate sailing class or dinghy class?
Dinghy sailing does make you a better sailor, since it's unforgiving and the feedback is immediate so you learn more, and faster. Those skills transfer easily up to bigger boats by simply getting used to slowing down the reaction factors. Think learning to drive in a stick-shift sports car versus an automatic SUV.
So for you, I'd say dinghy. But the "unforgiving/immediate feedback" factor may not be what your wife is looking for. So for her, the intermediate keelboat class might be the way to go, while you take the dinghy class. Or, just go out on that trailer-sailor JW recommended above.
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Hollym, East Riding of Yorkshire
Hollym shown within the East Riding of Yorkshire
|513 (2011 census)[1]
|OS grid reference
|– London
|150 mi (240 km) S
|Civil parish
|Unitary authority
|East Riding of Yorkshire
|Ceremonial county
|East Riding of Yorkshire
|Yorkshire and the Humber
|Sovereign state
|United Kingdom
|Post town
|Postcode district
|Dialling code
|EU Parliament
|Yorkshire and the Humber
|UK Parliament
|Beverley and Holderness
Coordinates: 53°42′22″N 0°02′12″E / 53.706032°N 0.036674°E
Hollym is a small village and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, in an area known as Holderness. It is situated approximately 2 miles (3 km) south of Withernsea and is on the A1033 road.
According to the 2011 UK Census, Hollym parish had a population of 513,[1] an increase on the 2001 UK Census figure of 447.[2]
Hollym airfield lies just to the north of the village and is suitable for light aircraft.
The parish church of St Nicholas is a Grade II listed building.[3]
In 1823 Hollym was parish in the Wapentake and Liberty of Holderness. St Nicholas' Church was built in 1814 by the then vicar. Population at the time was 260. Occupations included seventeen farmers, a corn miller, a schoolmaster, and the landlady of The Plough public house. A carrier operated between the village and Hull once a week.[4]
Hollym was served from 1854 to 1964 by Hollym Gate railway station on the Hull and Holderness Railway.[5]
Edmund Henry Barker, the English classical scholar, was born in the village.[citation needed]
- ^ a b "Key Figures for 2011 Census: Key Statistics: Area: Hollym CP (Parish)". Neighbourhood Statistics. Office for National Statistics. Retrieved 5 February 2013.
- ^ "2001 Census: Key Statistics: Parish Headcounts: Area: Hollym CP (Parish)". Neighbourhood Statistics. Office for National Statistics. Retrieved 17 May 2008.
- ^ Historic England. "Church of St Nicholas (1083479)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 5 February 2013.
- ^ Baines, Edward (1823): History, Directory and Gazetteer of the County of York, p. 218
- ^ Butt, R. V. J. (1995). The Directory of Railway Stations: details every public and private passenger station, halt, platform and stopping place, past and present (1st ed.). Sparkford: Patrick Stephens Ltd. ISBN 1-8526-0508-1. OCLC 60251199.
- Gazetteer — A–Z of Towns Villages and Hamlets. East Riding of Yorkshire Council. 2006. p. 7.
External links[edit]
- Media related to Hollym at Wikimedia Commons
- English Heritage. "Details from listed building database (166553)". Images of England.- St Nicholas' Church
- Hollym in the Domesday Book
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In order for a dance company to keep moving forward after 30 years, it has to balance tromping on the accelerator with checking its mirrors. Urban Bush Women, opening its 30th season with Duke Performances at Reynolds Industries Theater Friday night, might not be hurtling into new territory anymore, but it keeps its mission of racial and gender activism, as well as its straightforward storytelling method, firmly in view in its rear-view mirror. And, after a two-week residency at Duke, this might be more important.
Hep Hep Sweet Sweet beautifully evoked Zollar's childhood in Kansas City, as well as the role the city played in the Great Migration, despite its descent into heavy-handed documentary storytelling. In the piece's strong, lively opening, seven dancers summon a blues club by taking turns bringing classic tap and dance hall movement to the fore while cheering each other on from chairs around the perimeter of the stage. Then Zollar, in voiceover that could be reused for her PBS American Masters episode someday, begins narrating her family's history.
A small group of clearly excited Duke officials greeted the media this morning. The occasion: the unveiling of a shimmering, newly renovated Baldwin Auditorium. As Duke Performances director Aaron Greenwald noted in preliminary remarks, the 685-seat facility is designed exclusively for acoustic music and as such, it will fill a niche in the area's acoustic music spaces.
Greenwald pointed out that Raleigh's Meymandi Concert Hall, the Triangle's premier recital venue, is more than twice the size of Baldwin.
Although the exterior of the building, which was completed in 1927, looks the same, the interior was gutted. Now, $15 million worth of renovations later, the auditorium is ready to become a world-class concert venue, according to Vice Provost for the Arts Scott A. Lindroth.
Lindroth believes the renovated Baldwin will become an artistic and cultural destination for not only the Duke community, but the Durham community as well. The Duke Endowment of Charlotte funded the renovation as part of a multi-building proposal that included Page Auditorium and others on campus.
While enhanced aesthetic appeal was a contributing factor to Baldwin's renovation, the primary reason for the work was a much-needed improvement of sound quality. Ray Walker, the staff architect for the project, said renovations have been in the works since 2007. The school called in an architectural firm and a Connecticut-based group of acousticians to take on the project.
An acoustical shell of curved wooden panels, subtle modifications to the dome ceiling, acoustic draperies and a slew of other contemporary methods of controlling sound reverberation are part of the new design.
Most of the original architecture has remained intact throughout the remodel, and the new additions essentially create a more contemporary theater within the existing auditorium.
Greenwald said Duke Performances and the Department of Music will share the space and lists new chamber arts and vocal ensemble series as part of its upcoming performance season.
Duke's Department of Music will host an inaugural gala concert Sept. 14. Information here.
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It doesn't always look that way, I know. But critics usually don't go to a show for the purpose of basking in their own smugness and perceived superiority over the material, the genre, the company or the audience. (At least, they shouldn't. When one does—and occasionally it happens, even here—little more is served than their own ego.)
But what do we make of a performance in which the performer appears to be doing this instead? That is the riddle posed by one Melissa Madden Gray, whose caburlesque performance under the stage name Meow Meow, Beyond Glamour, closes this evening in PSI Theatre at the Durham Arts Council.
By themselves, the 15 songs in this cabaret-concert-with-a-twist take us on a willfully eclectic trip. After an opening out of the American songbook, Gray quickly goes continental, mixing multiple selections by Edith Piaf and Astor Piazzolla with works by Bertolt Brecht and Monique Serf, best known during the 1960s as the single-name French songstress, Barbara. (Over half of the songs sung in this performance are in their original tongues; translations are provided for some, but not all.) These are interspersed with fashionably downbeat numbers by Radiohead, Fiona Apple and Patty Griffin (with an ostensible cameo by John Cage in the midst).
But, as Dr. Lamaze repeatedly observed, it's all in the delivery. Unfortunately, Gray's renditions of these works evokes more question marks at times than exclamation points.
If you want to explore some of the outer limits of theatrical discourse this evening, you now have two choices, not one.
For as chance—and producers' schedules—would have it, less than half a mile away from IN THE HEIGHTS' amazing musical fusion of slam poetry, rap and meringue-edged songs at DPAC (which earned our latest 5-star review earlier this week), Dublin's Abbey Theatre pursues a different form of verbal gymnastics in a production of Irish dramatist Mark O'Rowe's latest work, TERMINUS, at the Carolina Theatre.
Given the edgy spoken-word jazz already intrinsic to O'Rowe's work (which the region savored in a Delta Boys' production of HOWIE THE ROOKIE in March 2008), the literary dare he undertook here is at least understandable: to write a contemporary full-length play, using rhyme, from first to last. The few indulgences allowed by technique—since rhymes, after all, can be broken, perfect, internal, off-center or slant—are likely the only factors permitting any other outcome here besides kitsch.
With a gripping tale, grippingly told by this trio of actors, TERMINUS is not a disaster by any means. But as much as I'd like to report that O'Rowe bests his self-set challenge, when literary filigree upstages the drama as often as it happens in TERMINUS, the work can't be called the artist's best.
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The Durham Performing Arts Center was energized Friday night with the North Carolina homecoming of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. Cunningham founded the company in 1953 at Black Mountain College in western North Carolina; he died a year and a half ago, and his will outlined plans for a final two-year tour for his company, which will disband for good in December. Though turnout on Friday night was modest, those who did turn out were treated to a spectacular farewell for the storied troupe, which will perform one final time tonight.
The first dance, Duets, featured pairs of male and female dancers who took the stage in turn, moving in and out of synchrony, accompanied by a percussive score by Cunningham's longtime companion and collaborator, John Cage. The musicians took advantage of DPAC's elaborate sound system, sending skittery, trebly clicks and bass thumps 360 degrees around the space.
Two stories from the archives, before this weekend's performances by the MERCE CUNNINGHAM DANCE COMPANY on its farewell "Legacy Tour," for those seeking further background on his work: a revealing interview from last summer with Cunningham dancer and dance reconstructor JEAN FREEBURY, followed by an earlier critical review from his company's last appearance at the American Dance Festival.July 2010 interview, she gave a revealing look into what his work looks and feels like from the inside; one woman's personal, guided tour through his art.
Nine years before that, the ADF presented Cunningham's company, for the last time, in 2001. I was there. My critical response to WAY STATION was published in the local press, on the international dance website, DANCEINSIDER.COM—and, ultimately, in the book Who's Not Afraid of Martha Graham?, the final work of dance history by ADF's beloved, long-time philosopher-in-residence, Dr. Gerald Myers.
Here's what I saw on the night of July 12, 2001, in Page Auditorium:
DURHAM, North Carolina — You can't miss her: in the middle of "Way Station," Merce Cunningham's latest creation, seen Thursday at the American Dance Festival, a woman enters slowly from off-stage left; walking, not quite tip-toe, on the balls of her feet. Less than a fourth of the way across stage, she stops. Still extended, she proceeds to take in the world around her with no small degree of fascination; head erect, slowly turning.
The inventory doesn't stop when she gets to her own form. As she looks at her arms, legs and torso the same rare air of discovery intensifies. At points she seems to be measuring gravity itself, and its effects on the body she is in. She deliberately articulates and extends each extremity individually, observing its responses, with what appears to be predominantly an intellectual interest — but one mixed with more than a glimmer of deep delight.
It's an unalloyed sense of wonder, at both the possibilities of physical form and the world it inhabits. In these insufficiently post-postmodern days, it's as rare as it is refreshing within the realm of modern dance. Cunningham had it when he started choreographing a little over fifty years ago. Obviously, miraculously, he still has it. We saw it clearly fund three separate — and quite rigorous — explorations over the space of thirty-three years in Thursday's concert.
"We had a lot more walk-outs last night than usual," said lighting director and production manager Christopher Kuhl prior to the Saturday night performance of New York-based choreographer Ralph Lemon's How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? "Ralph is interested in it. He likes to track when people leave, when they start texting."
The evening began whimsically enough with a video piece featuring 102-year old Walter Carter—Lemon's muse and mentor, now deceased—wearing a silver spacesuit. Seated beneath and to the left of a large screen, Lemon spoke generously and openly; giving us full, intimate view of his intellectual inner workings, creative impulses and personal losses.
From about midway through "the wall" and throughout the performance, dark silhouettes began to rise from seats in the audience and scurry up the aisles to the exits. Singly, in couples or small groups, souls simply got up and left the theater. These shadowy rustlings and quiet disruptions temporarily backgrounded the stage action, yet they were eerily in harmony with the strong currents of grief and dissolution that propelled it.
It takes a measure of depth and strength to deal with the radically disorganizing principles that Lemon harnessed for How Can You Stay, and, well, not everyone could hang. Too bad, because those who bailed early missed Jim Findlay's magical animals: Silvery projections of creatures and birds that wandered silently on to the stage, waited patiently with us for a while, and then stepped quietly back into their invisible homes.
After creating a series of "testimonial plays" based on South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission in the 1990s, playwright Yael Farber approached a group of women from the Xhosa people in 2008, and told them the story of The Oresteia. The Greek tragic trilogy still confronts us with dilemmas our civilization hasn't fully solved. How do we distinguish justice from vengeance? What is the appropriate punishment for murder? And once "eye for an eye" violence is ingrained in a culture, how can it be stopped?
At the time she was looking for umngqokolo—traditional overtone throat singing for her new project. But the women's responses to the tale shocked the playwright. What became a spontaneous Greek—yet uniquely African—chorus sought and found a solution to this ancient dilemma of justice. It differed from the one depicted in the writings of Aeschylus.
This week, those women, their musicians and three actors sing and enact the conclusions they've reached in the Farber Foundry production of MoLoRa (Ash) at Reynolds Industries Theater.
We spoke with Yael Farber by phone for an hour on March 11.
INDEPENDENT: I'm aware that South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission has had a profound influence on your work. I'm wondering what lessons you believe the rest of the world hasn't learned yet from South Africa after the fall of apartheid. Why is a work like MoLoRa (Ash) needed—why is it a work the world should have?
FARBER: The genesis of project was actually images of New York City after Sept. 11. For days after the tragedy, there were those incredibly poignant and moving images of ashes falling down on people in Manhattan.
The Nov. 12 performance by Urban Bush Women at Duke's Reynolds Theater began with a lone dancer, her arms and shoulders rippling with muscles, standing under a misty spotlight as someone offstage read the names of African-American leaders and activists from Sojourner Truth to Malcolm X. It set the tone for the evening.
Though Urban Bush Women performances are ostensibly a form of modern dance, they're more Toni Morrison than Martha Graham. The troupe's six dancers avoid nearly any hint of classical ballet forms, focusing on athletic, dramatic stomps, slaps and chest bumps. Troupe founder and choreographer Jawole Willa Jo Zollar uses dance to give voice and movement to the African-American experience.
The four choreographed works performed at Duke were social commentary as performance, and not in a subtle way either. The opener to "Naked City," a new work designed to represent the history of Harlem, began with the dancers, in turn, howling like animals as they sat in folding chairs. The show's final moments, at the end of a long piece based on the diaries of African-American dancer Pearl Primus, showcased a kind of tribal dance hybrid, complete with chants from the dancers and an onstage reading of excerpts from Primus's writings.
But the best moment, for my money, was from one of UBW's earliest pieces, "Sisters," which managed to tell a compelling and often hilarious story of childhood without a word spoken. Like Morrison's writing, UBW's performances are interpretive and sometimes inscrutable, but the focus on impressionistic, non-linear storytelling opens the door to something that is unconventional and beautiful, and couldn't be expressed any other way.
Indy freelancer Sam Wardle attended opening night of The Classical Theatre of Harlem's production of Waiting for Godot. Here's his report.
Waiting for Godot
Performed by The Classical Theatre of Harlem
Duke Campus: Reynolds Industries Theater
Friday, Oct 23
"Why people have to complicate a thing so simple, I can't make out," playwright Samuel Beckett quipped more than 50 years ago about his masterpiece, Waiting for Godot. Oddly enough, I was left wondering, after watching the Classical Theatre of Harlem's retelling of the play as a Hurricane Katrina morality tale, if this new interpretation didn't go too far in the other direction.
While critics and viewers have spent the six decades since Waiting for Godot premiered wondering who symbolized what, and why, this retelling leaves little-almost too little-to the imagination. What was once a surreal work about, well, God knows what, the Harlem reimagining places the play's six characters within parameters we can all understand, or at least recognize: The two tramps are Hurricane Katrina refugees in a wasted section of the Ninth Ward. Pozzo is a white slave owner, a throwback to New Orleans' pre-Civil War days as a center of the slave trade, and Lucky, his slave, is, well, a slave. Godot is the federal government, coming too late-or not at all-to the city that it so badly failed, and Godot's nameless spokesboy is the media, or the White House public relations machine, or whatever polite arm of society it is that the master refrains from whipping. Or maybe Pozzo and Godot are one, two sides of the same frivolous, oppressive coin.
Indeed, if there's any doubt as to the thrust of this particular Beckett renaissance, the Classical Theatre of Harlem premiered this production to massive crowds in Gentilly and the Ninth Ward. It's a tremendous and inspiring example of sheer, almost inaccessible art finding voice in a current event, but it's not necessarily true to the original.
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For fans of the saga, there is no way to describe the quality and insight you get from this tour. The ORIGINAL props and sets make this atraction like no other in the world. There may be no rides, but it is 100% genuine. Highly recomended.
Totally love the Harry Potter experience I'm such a Harry Potter nut and purchasing the tickets in advance was a great idea
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extremely good trip, only problem is that I do not believe there was enough time given to the tour as we had to be back for the bus ride.
Since I love everything HP, this was awesome. Warning - It's kind of dark so make sure you have flash for your camera. My only comment is to have clearer instructions for finding the departure point. We were planning to be there early, which was why we made it just in time because there was a problem with the morning trains. When we came up from subway there was no advice or landmarks to tell you which way to go. The tour office is not on the street, but in a corner of a large building. Had we known to ask for the building, people on the street could have helped us. There is also a second pickup point which was not on the site. If we'd known we could we could get on at Baker Street instead, that would have been great. Tour was awesome though. If you love HP, you won't be disappointed.
Great day out, very well organised and enjoyable.
Great tour, the studio is really interesting and you see lots of behind the scenes things with heaps of photo opportunities. It's quite a long drive so getting the bus as part of the tour makes it must easier and hassle free.
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This 8-acre estate is located at 5207 Sandy Shores Court in Lithonia, GA and is owned by football player Terrell Owens. It was featured on MTV's Cribs back in the day. It was built in 2001 and boasts 7,694 square feet of living space with 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, formal living and dining rooms, 2-story great room, gourmet kitchen, home theater, recreational room, gym, outdoor grilling area, swimming pool, volleyball court and a separate, massive building that boasts a full court basketball gymnasium that is attached to the main house. It is listed at just $1,500,000.
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I thought $1.5MM was low until I saw the kitchen. I've got nicer appliances in my house where that definitely keeps it out of the high dollar tier of homes.
I suppose the only compliment I can give is that there is a lot worse you can do. It is cheap, and I think it may be hard to replicate for the price. Pool is nice…
That is dirt cheap.
Not bad.
Does he still live there? If there weren't clothing hanging in the closets, I would swear someone did a cheap staging job.
That big ole basketball court must feel very lonely most of the time.
That's what I was thinking (about the basketball court). I wonder if they keep it air-conditioned when it is not in use. If they do, I would hate to see that electrical bill. If they don't, then it shouldn't have been built in the first place. I'm sure you could play outside for *most* of the year.
It is cheap due to this area of town; it may be even expensive for this area. It is very run down section of town. If you pull some comps or look at the surrounding area, it is high crime and drugs. Starting 15 years ago property values started to drop fast. I know some Lithonia folks who had their house on the market for years and had to cut the price almost in half to sell it as the price dropped with the market. Nobody wants to live there. I think this house was at one point listed for $2.5 or so. You MLS folks may be able to pull the history of it. I cant tell you how bad an area of town this is.
The exterior looks cheap.The interior is not something special but it's warm, friendly
and livable, which is very important.Also, the basketball court is wonderful.The price is considered cheap despite the location.
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jerome pinckney
The price dropped to $695,000.00, if it drops any further, I will have to consider putting in an offer to buy.
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It's a huge home and would accommodate a rather large family, but also a retiree who wants a lots of space.
Mrs. Pinckney
Some people are all about status. Never think about the big picture. A retiree that wants a lot of space to what, fill with clutter for someone else to clean…
Brother get ya mind right, be your age, most of all pay attention, did you read any of the reviews??? and stop coveting T.O. Let the church say amen!!!


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Dutch Oven question - I'm confused
Lately I've been drooling over Le Creuset enameled cast iron and dutch ovens in general. I really want to use them to make braised meats and soups (like brisket or maybe braised short ribs, etc.).
Anyway, I saw a few good deals and was about to buy one, and then I remembered that at the back of my closet I have a Mario Batali 4 qt enameled cast iron risotto/saucier pot. It' seems pretty deep. It is oven safe to 500 degrees. It looks an awful lot like a dutch oven except for having one long handle and no second handle. So what's the difference? See links and photo to see what I have.
Do I need to buy a dutch oven? Or can I use this as if it's a dutch oven? If the concept works for me I'll probably buy a 6 qt dutch oven eventually, but I want to see how much I use it before I invest $$$ in Le Creuset.
Here is a link that might be useful: Amazon - Mario Batali 4 Quart Risotto/Saucier
IMHO, i think you are fine to use this piece as a dutch oven. the only thing different is having the long handle where most D.O. just have small handles on each side.
it really is the same pot, just different shape.
use it for whatever you want, it should be fine.
i have several L.C. pieces and i do love them. if you have an outlet around you, go there. they have the best prices that i found. you buy "seconds" but they sstill have the same warranty and there really is hardly anything "wrong" with them. Mostly, just cosmetic. i did buy mine over the cours of about 5 years, b/c of price, but to me its so worth it!!
good luck and enjoy your pot!!
Your pic looks like a nice pot. Do you have any trouble fitting it into the oven with that handle? Also, I find my 5.5 qt. LC usually not big enough. There are times even my 7-1/4 qt. LC isn't big enough (meatballs and sauce in particular; the meatballs are always just barely fitting, and coming up to the brim of the pot). The 4 qt. pot you pictured would be good for risotto as it's named, or heating sauces, or re-heating leftover stews, soups, etc. If you are making a classic soup using bones, meat and vegetables, the 4 qt. is just too small. For my cooking tasks that I use a Dutch Oven, the 4-qt would be too small for all of them.
If you want to save money on LC, try finding an LC outlet close to you (see list below) where you can get 20-30% off. Or buy either the Lodge or the Tramontina 6 qt. enameled cast iron dutch oven at Walmart. Many enthusiastic fans of those pots, and reports are that they're as good as LC.