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Discussion in 'Star Wars TV' started by G-FETT, Jul 1, 2007.
Lol, they totally needed to spoof these guys in Metalocalypse.
Whoops. Well. I managed to get LACWAC.com fixed but can't seem to get the old chat software to reinstall. Any ideas on what we can use for a new chat system to restart veiwer parties.
The Literature forum has (had?) a chat room. I think the mods were running it. Or else it was ClubJade's and they sort of took it over. But anywho, the current Lit mods might be able to give you more info about it.
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@Barriss_Coffee! Just when you thought General Grievous might have something good going for him at the beginning of the Son of Dathomir comics, defeating the Mandalorians on Zanbar, they really went out of their way to further emasculate him, or at least, elevate Maul at the general's expense. Tsk tsk, TCW...
Alas, Grievous's sole purpose of existence these last many years seems to have been to serve as everyone and their [zabrak] brother's punching bag. We don't even need an explanation why he's part machine or has that cough -- for all we know he was getting his butt kicked from the time he was a wee young lad!
Some guys are SW-ing up GoT scenes and it's completely awesome.
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I love this GIF. It encapsulates most of my expressions perfectly.
We went an entire week without posting in the Disco?
Disco is dead indeed.
I hadn't even noticed that it had been a week. Damn, that's sad. I was waiting for the GoT talk to die down.
Nothing exciting happening in my life. Unless that impromptu line dance I did last night at Carowinds with some people I didn't know, to Pharrell Williams' "Happy", counts. Somewhere between the Electric Slide and the Cupid Shuffle.
If the loudspeakers had played a lesser song it would have never happened.
You don't like GoT?
Tried three episodes and could not get into it.
Pity. You're missing one of the most riveting shows in a long time.
Oh well, each to their own.
I tried just because I had heard so much about it.
Watched enough to find out that Joffrey is a little ****. But that wasn't hard.
I just...wasn't following. Maybe I need to read the books.
Yes. Read the books you must.
On June 7, a Harrier pilot Capt. William Mahoney took off from the USS Bataan and discovered his nosegear wasn't working. He then landed again on a special stool they set out. He stuck the pinpoint landing and set the nose down on the stool. Really cool, not something you see every day:
It's not just the Disco, but LACWAC in general that's pretty dead during this long offseason. I figure it's more or less like this every offseason, but last year the news of the cancellation and the anticipation for news about the TCW bonus content and Rebels kept interest up pretty high. Now, with a dearth of news and many regulars offline it's simply to be expected that activity isn't anywhere near peak.
I was browsing around for videos and found this cool cosplay of Mother Talzin at Celebration VI:
A pretty convincing costume, I must admit.
That is really good costume.
Attack on Lego.
Well, looks like Sideshow's 1/6th scale Echo & Fives set will be shipping soon . I need to make room on my shelf ...
Sweet, clones on the shelf.
The shelf is a bit crowded already with Sideshow's Rex, Cody, Gree and Wolffe, an ancient Hasbro 1/6th scale Sandtrooper, Tie Pilot and B1 droid, eight Monster High dolls, one Novi Star and my son's New Cylon Centurion. But Echo and Fives will fit in there somehow. - The way the figures are currently set up (Star Wars and Galactica on the left side, Monster High and Novi Star kitty-corner) looks a bit like back in dancing school ^^.
Wow... have any pics of that shelf?
Took some quick snapshots, so here you go:
...Clawd Wolf (second pic, the guy with the green hat) was the heroic doll that held up the broken shelf above with the tips of his ears just long enough so I could save the others ^^.
Not sure if BRATZ or Nightsisters.
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Does anyone know where I can buy this plant in or around S. CA? I live in Chino. Please tell me, I had one a long time ago and it died my fault, want another one, it smells so good. Sunpetal âÂÂ¥
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Good luck.
The one you grew looks great! What a healthy plant. :)
By the way, there are also some Buddleia that has scented flowers. Of course none of them smell as divine as Aloysia virgata, but I notice these are smelling nicer than the Buddleia I use to grow as a teenager.
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Be an ACE!
Assume the benefit of the doubt with your spouse. Believe that he/she means well.
Clarify what you hear and what you see. There may very well be good intent in what you hear or what he/she is doing. Your spouse may also be dealing with something that could use a loving response from you.
Explain your expectations. Let your spouse know what you can do to help or what you think and feel about what is going on. Keep it focused on reaching mutual goals. One of those goals, stated or not, is likely "we want to love each other and enjoy being with each other."
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Use the REAL acronym to organize your investment in your marriage.
The "R" is Romantic, which is a "we" mindset. You are in it together. The "E" is Encouraging which is a manner of speaking to each other. Say or do something that will encourage your spouse, from his/her point of view, each day. The "A" is Adaptable which is a way of working together. Sometimes we have to adapt what we are doing to be most effective. Be adaptable. Finally, the "L" is Loving which is a habit of doing for the other. Do something for your spouse each day that he/she will think is nice or helpful.
The Mutuality of Marriage
"In a successful marriage, there is no such thing as one's way. There is only the way of both, only the bumpy, dusty, difficult, but always mutual path!" Phyllis McGinley
Living with PIE
Pie is wonderful! It tastes good, smells good while baking, and can bring back wonderful memories. That kind of pie is not what this post is about. This PIE is about personal responsibility, intentionality, and expectations.
Personal responsibility is important for each of us to accept if we want to reach our goals. In marriage it means taking personal responsibility for your actions, your words, your attitude, and everything else about you. Blaming your grumpiness on the boss at work as an excuse for saying mean things to your spouse does not cut it if you are taking personal responsibility. In this case taking personal responsibility means realizing you are grumpy and why, being nice to others because it is the right thing to do, explaining to your spouse what is going on and how he/she can help, and then taking care of yourself in appropriate ways to get over your grumpiness.
Intentionality is about living on purpose. When you are being intentional you have a purpose for what you are doing and you have made a conscious decision about that purpose and those actions. To use the above example being intentional is when you get home and get bombarded with questions you listen carefully because you have already decided that you are going to be nice to everyone at home even though you feel grumpy. Then, after listening, you appropriately explain how you are feeling and what would help you along with what you plan to do to deal with your grumpiness. When you live intentionally you live with plans. You have an overall plan and goals for your life and how you want to be and more detailed plans for the specifics. You can still be spontaneous as long as the spontaneous things you choose fit in your overall plan. Some people call this idea being proactive and it minimizes the times in your life when you are reactive (which often does not go well).
Expectations are the key to everything you do. When your expectations are met life is generally good and when they are not met then life is generally less than good. Make sure your expectations are realistic. If others need to know your expectations then be clear about your expectations and double check with those others to make sure they understand. Many of us who are parents have given very clear expectations to our children only to find out later that they truly did not understand the expectations. Those troubles are on us for not making things clear and checking to make sure they were clear. (See how personal responsibility and intentionality work into this example?) When in doubt, clarify your expectations, or what you believe the expectations of others are, before acting. It will save time in the long run.
Once you get in the habit of living with PIE, your life will get better and you will be well on your way to a REAL Marriage.
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You can also use it as a throw away table cloth or for art projects with kids.
Remember, REAL Love Notes are deposits in the love bank.
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REAL Love Note Tip #156
This coming Wednesday, October 16, 2013 is Dictionary Day! Give your special someone a REAL Love Note of dictionary definitions that describe what you like, love, or appreciate about him or her. For the fun of it you can make it look like a dictionary and call it "(Your name's) Dictionary of Words describing the most awesome person I know: (Insert loved one's name)."
REAL Love Notes are an investment in your REAL marriage.
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Any recommendations for a laser printer that outputs 2400 dpi, has Adobe PS and costs under $1K? Xante has stopped making the 4G, and I couldn't have afforded it new anyway. I have located a used 3G, but I would rather get something new or newer that I can afford. I just retired from teaching and have to count my pennies now. Or is a used 3G a good choice?
I felt bad because I had no shoes, until I met a man who had no Bodoni
I am awaiting some sample output from the Xerox Phaser 8560 and 8860 models. The former of these is less that $1000 (but the cost per page is higher). It's true Adobe PS3, and what Xerox call '2400dpi Fine Point'; I don't know yet whether this is true 2400dpi or some kind of voodoo calculation. Neither of these machines do the large format page of the Xante; max size is US Legal.
An aging Xante might not be a great idea. Xante parts can be quite pricey.
Ricoh printers are a good option when the cost of the printer is a factor. I have not used Ricoh's 2400 DPI models, but the 1200 DPI PS3 Ricoh printers are just as good as Xerox printers for less money. The downside is that Ricoh printers use better toner (it's much darker and applies are more even tone) than most other printers, but that means that the cartridges cost more and from what I've heard off-brand toners do not work.
Thanks for the help. I will have to see if I can get sample output to compare the printers.
I felt bad because I had no shoes, until I met a man who had no Bodoni
I sent in two pages of waterfalls that the rep. is going to print and send back to me. Have you seen sample printouts yet John?
And James I couldn't locate a Ricoh that prints 2400. Do you have a model #?
I felt bad because I had no shoes, until I met a man who had no Bodoni
None of those are symmetrically 2400.
(Even my lowly $100 HP is 1200x1200!)
I have a Xante 4G and a 3G. They are both 2400x2400 and are real workhorses. I and many other Xante users have given the company grief for getting out of the laser printer market, but I don't think they are going back. They seem to have a very nice niche in the short run digital printing and platemaking world.
The Xerox Phasers are crap. Apparently what they consider 2400dpi is actually 600dpi but in, ooh, four colours. 600dpi multiplied by 4 = 2400dpi, get it? As I was saying... voodoo calculation. Wankers.
I contacted a guy who used to resell Xante printers for music printing. Apparently Xante told him they could still build laser printers if they received custom orders. I hate to think how much that would cost though.
Oh well, very frustrating. Are we the only people in the world who want 2400 dpi output on paper?
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Well, yeah.
"You paid twenny bucks for a font?! Dude, you're weird."
And you used to be able to get beautiful 2400 dpi "velox" prints - really
perfect for proofing - for a few bucks, tabloid size - now those are gone too.
For many years, I have not owned a printer, because it made more sense to take test jobs to a service bureau and get a variety of output than to invest in a single printer to have at home. But as Hrant points out, getting any kind of 2400dpi output from anywhere is becoming difficult now. If it were not for the chemical smells and space required, I'd be tempted to buy a secondhand imagesetter.
I've spent ages looking for a half decent printer for proofing, I'm eyeing up this one currently:
It says its 1200x1200 and has postscript, but I'm not sure it's true postscript...also, do you think these dudes give you toner when you buy a printer, or is that an extra? If anyones got any hot tips for under £500, point the way! I like the sound of hrants' $50 HP tho - which one is that?
Mine is a HP 1022, and I got it for around $100 (it was originally $150, but I made them price-match and then I made them accept a powerful coupon :-). It has a very small footprint, decent speed and native 1200x1200, but it's not PostScript*. I remember shortly after I bought it somebody on Typophile recommended a PS version of pretty much my printer for maybe $250. I see there's even been a thread.** BTW, you definitely get a toner cartridge. At least for now. :-/
* BTW, if it says "emulation", it's not really.
** http://www.typophile.com/node/43397
What happened to GCC? They had really good PS A3 printers 1200 x 1200 true resolution. I had the Elite XL600 for printing double spreads of books, the only reason I gave it away was the cost of the cartridges.
The Ricoh printers only do 600 x 2400. The 600 won't do though I'd probably go for 1200 x 2400. I've never understood the rationale for 600 x 2400. If you can do 2400 then do it both directions. Makes me wonder if the Ricoh is a true 2400.
If I can't find anything else I guess I will have to go for a 1200 x 1200 and cross my fingers.
I felt bad because I had no shoes, until I met a man who had no Bodoni
The Ricoh printers only do 600 x 2400.
Oh well. But really, 1200x1200 is pretty good.
* BTW, if it says "emulation", it's not really.
Sometimes it actually is. When I was looking for printers I found that even though a web site or catalog labels a printer as having "Postscript 3 emulation" it was in fact a true Postscript printer, and even has the logo on the box. It makes shopping extremely irritating.
A Printer, a Printer, my Kingdom for a 2400dpi Printer!
Here is an older thread started by Dan Reynolds on laser printers:
George, 1200 *is* actually pretty good. In fact if you go too high you risk being unrealistic in terms of what font users/readers will end up seeing.
> If you can do 2400 then do it both directions.
Well, one is the direction of the physical travel mechanism, the other is the electrostatic resolution of a single imaged line. So if a manufacturer gets a sufficiently better deal on acquiring one of the two technologies versus the other, asymmetrical resolution is a way to help the price point of the product while appearing to give higher resolution. Scanners have this issue too (and then some).
The higher vertical resolution is achieved by using a stepper motor. In practice the lower of the two resolutions is the *real* resolution.
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I just saw this - looks quite promising:
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Vogue's William Norwich is leaving the magazine to join newly appointed editor of Town & Country, Stephen Drucker.
The WSJ digs through the best and the worst of spring's fashion and style books.
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+1000 on PIA. Just renewed my VPN subscription with them....40 bucks a year can't beat that. Funny side note, Youtube runs MUCH better for me behind an encrypted VPN than not...which should not be the case. Proves AT&T is throttling my streaming.Anyway about the show...anyone else think the attempted rescue of Theon was beyond stupid? There should have been a lot of dead Ironborns after that dumbass scene.


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Vatican Radio confirmed on Friday that Pope Benedict XVI will close the @Pontifex Twitter account when he retires on Feb 28. His last tweet is expected to be on that day when he also says his last address and makes a final benediction.
Since the cardinals will gather sometime in the middle of March to elect the next pope, the matter of whether the next pontiff will also tap social media tools such as Twitter and Facebook to reach out to the Roman Catholic Church's 1.5 billion followers remains to be seen.
Since this first tweet came out in early December 2012
Pope Benedict's Twitter followers had grown to more than 2.5 million Twitter, broken down into 1.5 million who subscribe to the English language feed, 700,000 in Spanish, 335,000 in Italian and 22,500 in Latin.
However, by March 1, the silence of the shepherd will be felt across the cyber world.
"It seems unimaginable that one could continue to use a communication tool so popular and powerful during the 'sede vacante' period," Vatican Radio said in a statement.
"From choice, the Pontifex profile was not personalized, but it clearly refers to the person of the pope," it added.
ABC quoted ANSA's report that Pope Benedict's successor has the choice to reactive the @Pontifex account or create a new one. The 86-year-old retiring pontiff is unlikely to open a personal Twitter account from his retirement home.
As the final days as a pope of the man known before as Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger are dwindling, the opposite is happening in the meme and cartoon world. More humorous posts on social media sites on the papacy are coming out.
The focus is divided into his popular Twitter account
to his imminent retirement
His resignation shocked the world and was met with different reactions, ranging from sadness for some Catholics as he departs from St Peter's Basilica
to relief that there will be a new shepherd on the way to Vatican.
The search is definitely on
for Vatican's next pontiff, although the search won't be headed by Tyra Banks nor will there be photoshoots and catwalks as basis for selecting the winner.
On another side of Europe, Brits are hoping another abdication is on the way, but it's not that of the Archbishop of Canterbury.


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Today - Sunday, March 29, 2015
- Russia, Australia, Denmark and the Netherlands have now become the latest countries to join the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank despite misgivings in Washington.
- China has set a March 31 deadline to become a founding member of the bank, which is seen as a significant setback to U.S. efforts to extend its influence in the region and balance China's growing financial clout and assertiveness.
- At least 35 countries will join the AIIB by the deadline, the bank's interim chief, Jin Liqun, said last Sunday.
- Previously: AIIB steadily gains more members (Mar. 27 2015)
- Previously: Australia poised to join AIIB (Mar. 25 2015)
- Previously: AIIB gains more steam (Mar. 22 2015)
Friday, March 27, 2015
- Companies made key bets on India's wireless phone industry this week -- and Idea Cellular made the biggest of all -- in a spectrum auction that drew $17.6B overall.
- Idea -- India's No. 3 wireless carrier -- spent the most among carriers, with 300B rupees ($4.8B) in bids across three different bands (900 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2.1 GHz).
- Bharti Airtel (291B rupees, or $4.65B) and Vodafone (VOD; 259.6B rupees, or $4.15B) spent nearly as much. The three dominated the auction bidding due to license renewals they had to accomplish before a December expiration. Overall, bidders focused on 4G bandwidth in order to grow more high-speed services.
- The size of the auction raised eyebrows, and Idea said it would take advantage of a government-offered deferred payment.
- In a reflection of the recent U.S. wireless auction, Bharti Airtel complained about the auction format: "We hope that in future auctions, the government will make available adequate spectrum by securing it from agencies and operators who are underutilizing this vital resource," said the company's regional CEO Gopal Vittal.
- Profitability is on the rise among Indian carriers, with 120M smartphone users in country and sliding handset prices expected to fuel further subscriber growth.
- Fitch has downgraded Greece's long-term foreign and local currency issuer ratings, as well as its senior unsecured foreign and local currency bond ratings, to CCC (substantial credit risk, with a real possibility of default) from B (highly speculative).
- Fitch: "Lack of market access, uncertain prospects of timely disbursement from official institutions, and tight liquidity conditions in the domestic banking sector have put extreme pressure on Greek government funding. We expect that the government will survive the current liquidity squeeze without running arrears on debt obligations, but the heightened risks have led us to downgrade the ratings ... The damage to investor, consumer, and depositor confidence has almost certainly derailed Greece's incipient economic recovery. The damage will take time to repair even if prospects for a successful programme completion improve over the coming days or weeks."
- Previously: Greek bank deposits plunge further
- Previously: Deutsche: Greece could default as early as April 9
- European equity funds took in another $6B of inflows in the week ended March 25, according to EPFR Global, while Japanese funds brought in $2B.
- U.S. equity funds, meanwhile, saw outflows of $8B, with Q1 earnings season about on tap, and as investors handicap the timing of the first Fed rate hike (vs. easing in Europe and Japan).
- ETFs: VGK, FEZ, IEV, HEDJ, EPV, EZU, FEU, FEP, UPV, EURL, ADRU, FEEU, DBEU, IEUR, FIEU, ESTX, HEZU, SBEU, DBEZ, FEUZ
- Previously: Money pours into European stocks (March 24)
- Shares of Manchester United (MANU +2.9%) trade higher as the soccer club puts itself in a strong position to be playing in European competition next year.
- The Red Devils are in 4th place in the English Premier League which would qualify it for the Champions League, and even a 5th place finish puts into the Europa League.
- Broadcast revenue and matchday revenue have been off this year at the parent company due to the club's Europe league exclusion.
- Emerging markets equity funds saw $2.4B in outflows for the week ended March 25, led by $2.37B exiting China A-share ETFs.
- Investors could be cashing in their chips after nice runs year-to-date, but there's also the widening spread between valuations in Shanghai and Hong Kong - the Hang Seng China AH Premium Index is at 136.47, i.e. Shanghai shares are 36% more expensive.
- YTD, the Deutsche China A-Shares Fund (NYSEARCA:ASHR) is up 8.6%, the MarketVectors China ETF (NYSEARCA:PEK) is up 11.2%, the KraneShares MSCI China A Share ETF (NYSEARCA:KBA) is up 10.9%. In comparison, the iShares China Large-Cap ETF (NYSEARCA:FXI) is ahead just 2%, and the iShares MSCI China ETF (NYSEARCA:MCHI) 3.7%.
- Source: Barron's Shuli Ren
- Previously: Shanghai premium grows despite Hong Kong connect (March 25)
- ETFs: FXI, EWH, PGJ, YINN, GXC, FXP, ASHR, YANG, MCHI, PEK, XPP, YAO, YXI, CHXF, FCA, CN, FCHI, ASHS, CNXT, CHNA, KBA, FHK, AFTY
- Mercedes-Benz (OTCPK:DDAIF) plans to introduce its first pickup model by 2020.
- The automaker will target Europe, South Africa, and Latin America before deciding if it will roll out the Mercedes pickup in the U.S. where the F-150, Silverado, and Ram models are firmly entrenched.
- YTD Mercedes-Benz sales in the U.S. are +6.0% through the end of February.
- Japan -0.95%
- Hong Kong -0.04%.
- China +0.24%.
- India +0.01%.
- London -0.35%.
- Paris +0.45%.
- Frankfurt +0.22%.
- Lower oil prices and subdued consumer demand have again pushed Japan to the brink of deflation, underscoring the difficulties faced by policy makers to revive the world's third-largest economy through its ¥80T a year stimulus program.
- Japanese core consumer price inflation, which includes energy prices but excludes food, fell to zero Y/Y in February, far below the 2% target the central bank had aimed to achieve by this spring.
- The Nikkei Composite Index dropped 1% on the news, falling to 19,286.
- ETFs: DXJ, EWJ, DFJ, NKY, DBJP, EZJ, EWV, JPNL, DXJS, SCJ, JSC, ITF, JPP, HEWJ, FJP, QJPN, JPMV, DXJT, DXJR, DXJH, DXJC, DXJF
- South Korea hopes its infrastructure companies will benefit from the country joining the China-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, its finance ministry said on Friday.
- The countries share close trading ties: China is South Korea's biggest trading partner and the two nations are set to sign a free trade agreement in the first half of this year.
- Seoul announced yesterday it would join the AIIB as a founding member, the latest U.S. ally to do so despite Washington's warnings.
Thursday, March 26, 2015
- Air China (OTCPK:AIRYY, OTCPK:AICAF) plans to add new flights from Beijing to Milan and Paris this year.
- The expansion of Chinese carriers into Europe is being closely watched with pricing a factor in the sector.
- Air China has 100 flights to Europe a week already.
- The fallout in the energy sector thanks to oil's steep decline is no secret, but beyond reduced headcounts and spending in the oil patch, says Nomura, are hits to related industries like construction and engineering.
- While banks have low direct exposure to the oil sector, there's indirect exposure through things like mortgage-lending in Alberta.
- Then there's the impact of the oil shock on the investment portfolios of Canadian households, says Nomura, estimating 25% of household wealth is linked to domestic stocks, and 25% of that is energy-related. Canada's stocks have already been underperformers this year and should things worsen further, it could squeeze consumer spending.
- ETFs: EWC, FXC, CNDA, EWCS, FCAN, QCAN
- The unemployment rate rose to 5.9% in February vs. the 5.7% expected by economists. This as the central bank upped its inflation forecast for 2015 to 7.9% from 6.1% previously. The bank sees inflation falling to 4.9% in 2016 and 4.7% in 2017, but both are still above the 4.5% target.
- The Bovespa is lower by 2.4%.
- ETFs: EWZ, BRF, BRXX, EWZS, BRZU, BRAQ, BZQ, BRAZ, BRAF, UBR, DBBR, FBZ
- Roughly €8B exited the banking system in February, bringing total deposits to €152.4B, the lowest level since June 2005. Over the last three month period, about €25B in deposits has been pulled out amid fears of capital controls or an exit from EMU.
- In the meantime, the government is rushing to put together a list of promised reforms necessary to secure more creditor cash to keep paying bills, and the ECB yesterday boosted the amount of money Greek banks can borrow under the ELA to €71.1B from €69.8B.
- Source: WSJ
- "The underlying factors driving this trend [lower] are still there," says Marvin Barth, European head of FX strategy at the bank, noting the EU's large output gap has gone nowhere, thus depressing return on capital, especially when compared to the U.S.
- He also takes note of the ECB's commitment to hold rates near zero as facilitating the euro's (NYSEARCA:FXE) use as a funding currency, though the borrowing is not being used to invest in the European economy.
- Barclays moves up its forecast for euro/dollar parity by three months to Q3 of this year.
- The euro's lower by 0.4% today to $1.0920.
- ETFs: FXE, EUO, ERO, DRR, EUFX, ULE, URR
- Adidas (OTCQX:ADDYY, OTCPK:ADDDF) projects net income will increase 15% Y/Y through 2020.
- Revenue is seen rising at a high single-digit rate over the period.
- The German company also set a target range of 30% to 50% for the payout of dividends from profits.
- Adidas PR
- Toyota (NYSE:TM) says it will unveil the new RAV4 hybrid on April 2 at the New York International Auto Show.
- The model is expected to have a unique design new to the RAV family.
- EV sales are off to a sluggish start in the U.S. this year.
- Previously: Checking in on U.S. electric vehicle sales (Mar. 03 2015)
- "It's not the stronger dollar that irks the Fed," says Morgan Stanley. "It's the pace of appreciation." Since the middle of last year, the nominal trade-weighted exchange value of the greenback has appreciated nearly 22%, or an average of 2.3% per month, creating "substantially tighter financial conditions."
- Comparing this "dollar tantrum" to 2013's "taper tantrum" - in which the Fed didn't seem concerned with what markets were doing, until one day it did and then quickly cooled its hawkish talk - Morgan Stanley believes the central bank will raise rates later than expected.
- ETFs: SHY, BIL, VGSH, SHV, SCHO, DTUS, SST, DTUL, TUZ
- Anheuser-Busch InBev (NYSE:BUD) is days away from nominating JAB Holding CEO Olivier Goudet as its next chairman, sources tell Reuters.
- The move would keep A-B closely tied to JAB and 3G Capital with its four board members.
- JAB and 3G are two of the biggest players on the global consumer goods scene.
- Previously: Beer fallout from Kraft buyout (Mar. 25 2015)
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'A Galaxy of Passion' is yet another gem from OneMinuteGalactica, maker of French Existentialist Star Wars, The Worst Couple in the Universe, The Star Wars Zone and more.
'A Galaxy of Passion' is yet another gem from OneMinuteGalactica, maker of French Existentialist Star Wars, The Worst Couple in the Universe, The Star Wars Zone and more.
From the maker of forty inspirational speeches in 2 minutes, for the mush-lovers
Bob Anderson, who did Darth Vader's fighting in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, has died at age 89.
Anderson's work on the Star Wars films was originally supposed to be a secret, but Mark Hamill outted him in a 1983 interview.
"It was always supposed to be a secret, but I finally told (director) George (Lucas) I didn't think it was fair any more," Hamill told Starlog magazine. "Bob worked so bloody hard that he deserves some recognition. It's ridiculous to preserve the myth that it's all done by one man."
An Olympic fencer for Great Britain in 1952, Anderson staged fights, coached actors and worked on stunts for dozens of movies, including Highlander, The Princess Bride, and the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
UPDATE: Hamill posted a dedication to Anderson on Twitter Tuesday afternoon:
Thinking of Bob Anderson- fencing master & my instructor. Thank you for your expertise, kindness & patience. I am eternally grateful to you!
— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) January 3, 2012
Four-year-old Faris sees The Empire Strikes Back for the first time.
A new extra is up on Youtube, this time featuring the AT-ATs of Empire.
Entertainment Weekly has footage from an extended version of Han and Leia's corridor scene on Hoth..
Star Wars Aficionado has a leaked list of scenes that may be making their debut on the Blu-rays.
UPDATE: TFN has a list of extras, which a Lucasfilm rep told them are "accurate but incomplete."
The official Youtube account now has scenes from each movie in HD. I'm not embedding them because you have to go directly to Youtube to select the HD version (Example in the screenshout above.) Check them out: The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.
There's a new extra posted as well: A feature on the Acklay creature from Attack of the Clones. That's available in HD as well, but there's an embed under the cut. Continue reading
Audrey M. Brown interviews Ashley Eckstein about Her Universe and female fans. Meanwhile, the new two shirts and kids sizes that debuted at Star Wars Weekends are now available through the Her Universe website. (Be sure to check out what's on sale – several shirts are going for half off!)
Since it's a holiday weekend – at least here in the U.S! – and we all have other things going on, here's a quick sweep through the week's best fannish links.


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Very social and entertaining. You have cheaper options as well as more expensive options. My personal favorite is the cheap theater right by campus!
Campus Quality:
I think are campus is unique in that we don't wear shorts or flip flops to campus. There are other things that fall into our honor code but rules like that I really like because we actually have to get ready for the day and present ourselves well. We can't wear sweats either so everyday you get up and get ready and it helps you to feel better about yourself and have a good attitude about learning for that day. Having the Spirit here all the time, if you let it, also helps with having a happy atmosphere. Our tutoring is also free so if you need help with a subject you just sign up and they only way you pay is if you don't show up for your tutor time.
Party Scene:
We don't have all that drinking business here but that's okay because we make our own fun and remember it the next day. There is open land to play it, caves and hiking places. Many sports going on that you can join and really there is something new each and every night so you can get a taste of everything. You can go country dancing one night and then Latin dancing the next night.
Campus Quality:
There is a student calendar we have that tells you what is going on each day/night. It is almost impossible not to get involved, there really is something for everyone. They have Zumba and RAD and a lot of different sports you can play. Also have a chess club and game nights if you wanted to go. If you are into something you really might be able to find it on campus.
Drug Safety:
The honor code prevents a lot of drug use. There are still those who break it and do drugs, but you never hear of them unless you go actively looking for them.
Campus Housing:
Overall the dorms are pretty nice. The only real downside is the mandatory clean checks each week to make sure you're keeping the place tidy. Not everyone has time for that. However, this does prevent your dorm from turning into a dump.
Guys & Girls:
Both guys and girls here are really nice! Generally if you ask someone on a date they'll say yes the first time, though the second depends on how the first one goes. The guys are really cute and very kind! There's a few rednecks, but otherwise pretty nice. The girls seem to be more on the shy level, but super sweet. You don't meet too many stuck-up girls here.
I am very happy with the programs here. I enjoy the professors willingness to help and everything.
Party Scene:
If you are looking for drinking you won;t find to much here but we make our own night life.
I hate mother nature especially because it blows here the whole time meaning the wind. Also I hate winter but when it's warm its so nice
Off-Campus Dining:
Oh my goodness the dining here is so great. Most of the places are what people would call hole in the walls but they have perfected the art of making their foods. Everything you want you can find and it's amazing
They are extremely strict about anything and everything.
I had the Fall and Winter trimester, and it is overall pretty awesome. It can get pretty cold, however I am slowly adapting to the weather. It's pretty awesome to wear winter clothes and the campus is always prepared for the weather change. Snow is always plowed at least daily on the walk ways. I hear that spring is beautiful and hot!
Drug Safety:
This is in fact a LDS college where an honor code is implied. Although there are students here and there who are not drug free, there is a rare sign of drugs on campus. Overall, there isn't a high pressure to do drugs because of the standards of most of the students here.
Campus Housing:
I've only heard bad things about the dorms here at BYU-Idaho. They have very few, and not very many people stay in them. And they have a really early curfew, and if you're not in by that time, you're locked out.
I'm a Biology Education Major at BYU-Idaho, and I love all of the classes I'm taking. The education classes are so inspiring, and the Science classes are what I love to do! The school helps a lot with applying for internships.
Campus Quality:
I love the new gym and BYU-Idaho Center. They are state of the art, and they can hold a lot of students. I think that all of the buildings and all of campus is really well maintained and always clean.
There is a high percentage of students here at BYU-I that share the same racial background (white), political beliefs, and religion. There is some diversity in economic background, but not much else.
i really like being in my specific program because it helps me to gain a better knowledge of what i need to learn to help benefit me in what i want to go into. It goes into depth about the body and how i can better understand it to help people in areas where they want to grow in.
i am very happy with my program. i love everything about, its so fun to learn about the body and how you can work it out to attain the best results. I want to be a personal trainer or an athletic trainer and this program is helping me get there.
Campus Quality:
Campus life is very fun. There are many different clubs and activities for anyone.
Off-Campus Housing:
There are a lot of apartments that are off-campus but yet close to it.
Guys & Girls:
Students are very kind and friendly. They also have respect towards others.
The academics is great. Teachers are kind and helpful.
In the Winter the weather is really cold and it snows a lot. In the Summer it is hot outside and very nice.
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BYU-Idaho professors and other students take a lot of interest in students personally, to help them achieve their academic goals and improve their overall well-being. They care about how you do in classes, what you have to contribute to the school, and what you're doing besides school to enhance your lifelong learning. The BYU-I experience really becomes what the students make it. Students who just study to get by learn to do the bare minimum with the least amount of effort, and students who want to make the most of their education and learn and grow from being a student work longer and harder in a variety of pursuits that span beyond academics.
It may be hard to believe that there are so many opportunities to develop skills in a given area from attending a little school in Rexburg, Idaho. But just as BYU-Idaho takes huge steps in innovating learning and maximizing resources, students learn to be innovative hard-workers who know how to problem-solve and communicate effectively. Most students who realize the potential they have in being admitted to this school and who take advantage of the opportunities offered here quickly learn how to make their BYU-Idaho experience worthwhile.
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Adam Allen Berry Presents Exhibit in Rochester, NY
by BWW News Desk - Mar 4, 2015
Words from the artist's mouth of Adam Allen Berry, MFA: 'After earning my bachelor's degree I remember being terrified that I spent all that time and effort working towards a degree in Painting and Drawing, only to become one of those statistics that has a degree in Art but had given up on making it. This often happens sadly, as a result of everyday ordinary responsibilities, like making a living, raising a family, and putting up with a world that is unsupportive or worse, a general disinterest from others that can soil the desire in yourself. I had met many whom had, so for the coming year I decided to insist on not allowing that to happen to me. I painted everyday feverishly hoping to stave off the possibility that I would become an ex-painter. Well I did paint everyday that year, but once at some point during that year I realized how ridiculous my thoughts were and that this was who I was. That it was something in me that wasn't going to go away. I finally let go of that fear. Even Now, many years later, although I may not paint everyday I laugh about that fear I once experienced. Making Art is something that's always there, always present. I welcome the impulse continuously and in return I'm continuously feeding it with the joy it gives me. That is something that can never run dry.' Having the privilege to meet Adam Allen Berry and having lengthy conversations about Art amazed his students. They have discovered, through Adam, a lot about art. Artists have various modes of expression, but mostly to love Art in a new way. Adam carries a moleskin notebook pad in his back pocket with a pencil, even paints. He keeps a tiny paintbrush in his wallet just in case the moment strikes. For a man who says he doesn't paint every day, it is believed he does. He paints with his mind. Everyday and every moment. He notices the pinkness in the clouds, the fog in the sky, trees in the forest, and the sunset in the horizon. He brings out his journal at all times of the day and draws what he sees at any given moment. Adam also draws in books, on napkins in restaurants, and when he looks out on the horizon is memorizing and depicting nature around him. Adam is unstoppable. Looking at his paintings always brings out an image that arouses anyone's imagination. Unlike other art, this art renders an emotion people never knew they had. It opens the heart of the viewer. Each person sees Something Different. Its stunning to see, amazing to watch, and fun to listen to his whys, and why nots. Adam has studied the history of great artists and now has an inner beauty to this love of art that he cannot control, depicted from his mind through the fingers. In some crazy way, its like the painting wants to talk to the viewer. Work like this is to be admired. Its like eating and breathing and communicating when words are not enough. Art, needs to be understood, and like music, fulfills the soul. Adam is the art director and an illustrator for Whim Publishing. He has designed greeting cards for Randy Kazandy and Heart/Landscape art that is now being sold worldwide. Adam Allen's Berry Gallery Show will be held at the Create Art 4 Good Studio, in Rochester, NY on March 6, from 6-9PM. Randy Kazandy, Where Are Your Glasses? author, Rhonda Fischer will be there to sign books. Whim Publishing and Create Art 4 Good Studio give a portion of all sales to charity. (more...)
Mirvish Announces 2015-16 Season - MATILDA, GENTLEMEN'S GUIDE, Bonus Shows and More!
by BWW News Desk - Mar 4, 2015
In the 2015-16 season, David Mirvish will present 14 shows in Toronto, consisting of seven shows in the Mainstage Subscription Series, three in the Off-Mirvish Subscription Series and four shows off-subscription. (more...)
BWW Interviews: Stark Naked Theatre Creatives Talk A MIDSUMMER NIGHT's DREAM
by Katricia Lang - Mar 4, 2015
'Sex joke. Sex joke. Sex joke. Sex joke. Profound philosophical statement. Sex joke. Sex joke. Sex joke. Marriage.' (more...)
BWW Interviews: Christian Hoff From Child Actor to Midtown Man
by Heidi Scheuermann - Mar 26, 2015
Coming to New Orleans tomorrow night is an act that no JERSEY BOYS loving theatergoers, including myself, are going to want to miss! THE MIDTOWN MEN, four original cast members from the Broadway hit JERSEY BOYS (Christian Hoff, Michael Longoria, Daniel Reichard, J. Robert Spencer) have come together and have formed their own music group which brings to life the music of the 60's in what's sure to be an energy packed show. (more...)
Atlantic City Ballet Announces Spring Season
by BWW News Desk - Mar 2, 2015
Although the weather is still chilly, the Atlantic City Ballet is bringing the warmth to AC with their Spring 2015 Season. After an exciting start in August and ending their Fall season with Nutcracker, the Atlantic City Ballet returns with some new ballets and some old favorites. (more...)
Belize On The Rise As A Spring Break Destination
by BWW News Desk - Mar 2, 2015
BWW Recap: Mother and Son or Husband and Wife? The Lines Blur on BATES MOTEL
by Danielle DeSisto - Mar 16, 2015
Norman's downward spiral into insanity continues on BATES MOTEL! (more...)
Mulberry Taps Thierry Andretta as CEO
by BWW News Desk - Mar 13, 2015
Mulberry announced this week that longtime manager Thierry Andretta would assume the role fo ceo. (more...)
BWW Interviews: ALLEN DIKKER Founder and Owner of Potatopia
by Marina Kennedy - Mar 1, 2015
Broadwayworld.com interviewed Allen Dikker, Founder and Owner of the fast-growing potato-centric eatery, Potatopia. (more...)
BWW Interviews: OUT LOUD Theatre Promises Innovative, Immersive Theatrical Experiences in Season Three
by Veronica Bruscini - Jan 5, 2015
Kira Hawkridge, OUT LOUD's artistic director, joined BroadwayWorld Rhode Island to discuss the season's productions and preview how these selections fit into OUT LOUD's vision for innovative and immersive theatrical experiences. (more...)
BWW Interview: Rachelle Rak Shares Her Story of Professional Growth, Perseverance, and More
by Sally Henry - Jan 4, 2015
Rachelle Rak has been performing at the Broadway level for the majority of her life and is one of the most resilient people in the business. With almost 30 years of experience, she has seen it all and more. But she has never backed down and never refused to stop growing as a performer. I got the chance to speak to this strong Broadway gypsy about her experiences with mentors like Ann Reinking and Gwen Verdon, her upcoming show at 54 Below, and of course her signature mantra, SAS. (more...)
BWW Reviews: Opera Australia's LA BOHÈME Is a Moving and Powerful Interpretation Of This Timeless Story
by Jade Kops - Jan 4, 2015
Opera Australia presents a powerful, emotion charged re-imagining of Puccini's LA BOHÈME which proves once again that this love story remains relevant, regardless of which century it is set. (more...)
InDepth InterView: Lilla Crawford Talks Rosie's Theater Kids Family Day, INTO THE WOODS Movie, ANNIE Revival & Much More
by Pat Cerasaro - Jan 28, 2015
Today we are talking to one of the most accomplished bring young stars on Broadway all about her many exciting endeavors including headlining the most recent revival of mega-hit ANNIE as well as playing a major part in the new Disney feature film edition of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's INTO THE WOODS - the gifted and talented Lilla Crawford. Opening up about her experiences participating in the big screen edition of the Sondheim classic, Crawford offers insight into her iconic character of Little Red Riding Hood and sheds light on the filmmaking process with director Rob Marshall as well as comments on sharing the screen with such Hollywood heavyweights as Johnny Depp and Meryl Streep. Additionally, Crawford illuminates her time spent headlining the most recent Broadway revival of ever-popular Charles Strouse/Martin Charnin/Thomas Meehan musical ANNIE as well as working with recognizable Miss Hannigans two-time Tony-winner Katie Finneran and GLEE's Jane Lynch, as well as recounts her experiences meeting the star of the big screen ANNIE remake, Quvenzhane Wallis, and her own thoughts on the updated film remake. Most importantly, Crawford discusses her participation in this weekend's open house event to benefit Rosie's Theater Kids and shares her enthusiasm for joining Broadway proponent and Tony Award Honors recipient Rosie O'Donnell in bringing attention to the acclaimed theatre program for underprivileged youth, as well as clues us in on what she will be performing, too. All of that, participating in Marvin Hamlisch's recent PBS tribute, BILLY ELLIOT memories, who she would love to play in the forthcoming WICKED feature film and much, much more! (more...)
BWW Interviews: TANNA FREDERICK on Train to Zakopane
by Don Grigware - Jan 22, 2015
Versatile actress Tanna Frederick, who played the quintessential Lizzie in The Rainmaker a couple of seasons back, is now performing in another Henry Jaglom production, his world premiere play The Train to Zakopane again at Edgemar Center for the Arts in Santa Monica. In our chat she talks about the challenges of playing Katia and other projects for stage and film. (more...)
BWW Interviews: THE ABDUCTION to Premiere at Apollo Civic Theater
by Johnna Leary - Jan 22, 2015
For fans of popular TV crime series like NCIS or Criminal Minds, imagine how much more suspenseful a show about a kidnapping would be if it was actually happening, in real time, right in front of you..... onstage. The Abduction, opening on January 23 at the Apollo Civic Theater is a modern mystery-thriller sure to chase away the winter doldrums. Directed by Jeff Wine, The Abduction is a modern-day thriller featuring an average American family. After celebrating her parents' anniversary dinner, Cindy Grant is forced off the road while driving back to her college during a thunderstorm and abducted by a mysterious stranger. Her parents, Allen and Shelia, desperately struggle to raise the ransom by the criminal's deadline and Cindy's boyfriend goes off to search for her, all while they continue to receive chilling cell phone calls from Cindy and her abductor. (more...)
HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA: CPA'S Holly Hill
by Jeffrey Ellis - Jan 22, 2015
This week we introduce you to one of Paula Flautt's outstanding actors: Holly Hill, an 18-year-old senior at Christ Presbyterian Academy, who is busy doing her college auditions while preparing for what could well be the most challenging role any young actress could aspire to: Mary Poppins in CPA's April production of the Broadway musical. In addition, she is a member of the Tennessee State Thespian Conference advisory board (more...)
Le French Book Presents New Paris Homicide Mystery
by BWW News Desk - Jan 20, 2015
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Full Transcript - President Obama's 2015 State of the Union Address
by TV News Desk - Jan 20, 2015
President Barack Obama delivered his sixth STATE OF THE UNION address this evening, January 20, 2015. Watch the live stream here, and scroll down for the full transcript. (more...)
InDepth InterView: Mary Testa Talks New Album HAVE FAITH, Upcoming Concerts & Reflects On Theatre Career
by Pat Cerasaro - Jan 2, 2015
Today we are talking to an instantly recognizable stage stalwart who has lit up Broadway and beyond for more than three decades since her debut in William Finn's IN TROUSERS - the one and only Mary Testa. Discussing all aspects of her exemplary new album created in collaboration with acclaimed orchestrator Michael Starobin, HAVE FAITH, Testa imparts the impetus behind the concept album and outlines what motivated the wildly eclectic song choices included on the release - ranging from the Beach Boys, Prince and Aerosmith to Michael John LaChiusa, William Finn, Jill Sobule and many more. Furthermore, Testa eloquently describes the fascinating and compelling theme upon which the album is based - the journey of a soul through life; ostensibly a search for faith - and relates the sonic experience to her own spiritual pursuits. Additionally, Testa clues us in on what we can expect from her upcoming promotional concert appearances alongside Starobin in support of the album, as well, kicking off with a concert at Barnes & Noble next week along with a series of shows at the Laurie Beechman Theater. Reflecting on the various ways in which she has seen the theatre transform over the course of her career thus far, Testa also sheds some light on many of her most celebrated roles to date, including IN TROUSERS, THE RINK, XANADU, 42nd STREET, MARIE CHRISTINE, SEE WHAT I WANNA SEE, QUEEN OF THE MIST, GUYS & DOLLS, A NEW BRAIN, A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM, LUCKY STIFF, CHICAGO, WICKED and more. All of that, playing Barbara Bush in FIRST DAUGHTER SUITE and much, much more with one of Broadway's most reliably entertaining and endlessly inventive regulars. (more...)
BWW Interview: GALAVANT's Mallory Jansen Chats Being an Evil Queen, Singing on Broadway, and a Potential Second Season
by Matt Tamanini - Jan 19, 2015
The biggest TV surprise of 2015 hasn't been Gina Rodriguez winning a Golden Globe for JANE THE VIRGIN or the success of EMPIRE on Fox, it has been the fact that ABC's new musical comedy extravaganza GALAVANT has been a critical and ratings hit. The show, from the minds of Dan Fogelman, Glenn Slater, and Alan Menken, tells a rather unusual fairy tale, and at the center is the unconventional evil queen Madalena. (more...)
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Get all the scoop on THE MIDDLE, airing on ABC on Wednesday, January 28, 2015! (more...)
BWW Reviews: BOB: A LIFE IN FIVE ACTS Tickles and Endears
by Marietta Lunceford - Jan 12, 2015
If you don't like puns, slapstick, jokes, situational comedy and any other type of comedy you can imagine, then stay home. If you aren't interested in an inventive story and unrestrained, imaginative acting then this is not for you. But if you are up for an adventure and altogether hilarious night at the theatre, then you don't want to miss this one. (more...)
NASHVILLE THEATER 101: Brooke Leigh Davis & Robert Coles
by Jeffrey Ellis - Feb 9, 2015
Why do you do theater? We've been putting that question to members of the Nashville theater famiy for the past month to find out what it is that motivates creative types to pursue an illusory and challenging career, while for others the theater gives them a creative avocation that helps keep them sane. Today, in our latest installment of Nashville Theater 101, we introduce two more members of our wildly divergent, almost prototypically dysfunctional theater family: Brooke Leigh Davis and Robert Coles. (more...)
BWW Reviews: Madhorse Theatre Mounts Edgy Lindsay-Abaire Comedy
by Carla Maria Verdino-Süllwold - Feb 7, 2015
South Portland's Madhorse Theatre Company has chosen to mount Kimberly Akimbo, an edgy, quirky, wrenching comedy by David Lindsay-Abaire, as their second offering of the season. The five-character tale of a teenager's coming to terms with a strange disease that has caused her to age prematurely, with her damaged and dysfunctional New Jersey family, and with the pangs of first love is etched with colorful characters and occasionally brilliant dialogue and is given a sensitive production by director Nathan Speckman. (more...)
BWW Interviews: Nicole Heaston Talks HGO's THE MAGIC FLUTE
by Katricia Lang - Feb 5, 2015
I found myself rapt when Chicago-born soprano Nicole Heaston spoke. She was warm, passionate and driven about her art, and generous and unguarded with her thoughts and opinions. Heaston is Pamina to David Portillo's Tamino in Houston Grand Opera's production of THE MAGIC FLUTE. (more...)
BWW Reviews: KINKY BOOTS THE MUSICAL Captures Nashville's Heart
by Jeffrey Ellis - Feb 4, 2015
As staged in the six-time Tony Award-winning show, the moment is at once tremendously uncomfortable and remarkably eye-opening, making the audience squirm in their seats due to the unease and the sense of voyeuristic embarrassment they feel, as if they have come upon such a scene happening in their real lives instead of seeing it play out onstage. (more...)
Stanley Jordan & Kevin Eubanks to Play MPAC, 3/5
by BWW News Desk - Feb 4, 2015
Two guitar masters, Stanley Jordan and Kevin Eubanks, perform at Mayo Performing Arts Center on Thursday, March 5, 2015 at 8 pm. Tickets are $29.59. The performance is in advance of their new release, Duets. (more...)
BWW Interviews: Charlotte Jaconelli On BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT And SHE LOVES ME!
by Carrie Dunn - Feb 3, 2015
Swapping concert halls and TV studios for the intimacy of one of London's leading fringe theatres might be a challenge, but it's one Charlotte Jaconelli is looking forward to. (more...)
World Premiere of TEDDY Set for Southwark Playhouse
by BWW News Desk - Feb 27, 2015
Snapdragon Productions and Theatre Bench present the world premiere of Teddy - by Tristan Bernays and music by Dougal Irvine. Snapdragon's Eleanor Rhode directs the production which opens on 8 June, with previews from 4 June and runs until 27 June. (more...)
NYMF Sets 2015 Lineup: Works from THE VOICE Alums, Developmental Reading Series & More
by BWW News Desk - Feb 25, 2015
The 2015 New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) today announced the 2015 Next Link Project musical selections. The 10 musicals, and three initial invited productions, were announced as part of the 12th edition of the Festival, which will take place in July at locations around midtown Manhattan in New York City. (more...)
Piedmont City Schools Partners with Education Elements to Implement Blended Learning and Exceeds Growth Expectations
by BWW News Desk - Feb 24, 2015
BWW Interviews: Internationally Acclaimed Designer Roberta Guidi di Bagno Talks Houston Ballet's ROMEO AND JULIET
by Katricia Lang - Feb 23, 2015
Houston Ballet continues its Shakespeare series with Houston Ballet Artistic Director Stanton Welch's premiere of his interpretation of ROMEO AND JULIET, Shakespeare's ever relevant treatise on the perils of vengeance and love, on February 26. The ballet will be set to Sergei Prokofiev's masterful score and will feature sets and costumes by acclaimed Italian designer, Roberta Guidi di Bagno. (more...)
BWW Interview: Cady Huffman on 'Life and Death'
by Adrienne Onofri - Feb 20, 2015
The Tony winner is costarring in downtown performance piece 'The Life and Death of Kenyon Phillips' and doing cabaret shows uptown. (more...)
BWW Interview: Sarah Charles Lewis on Her Magical TUCK EVERLASTING Experience at the Alliance Theatre
by Sally Henry - Feb 20, 2015
Not many 10-year-olds these days get starring roles in brand new world premiere musicals alongside Tony nominees, but Sarah Charles Lewis is the exception. With a contagious energy and bubbly personality, Lewis was just about to burst with excitement as she told me all about working with Tony Award-winning director/choreographer Casey Nicholaw, performing to sold-out crowds at the prestigious Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, and living her dream as Winnie Foster in TUCK EVERLASTING. (more...)
iLoveKickboxing.com's Gig Harbor Fitness Launches 'Anti-Valentine's Day' Event, 2/14
by BWW News Desk - Feb 2, 2015
While many places all over town will set up with heart balloons, 'two for one' specials, and pre-fixed meals for couples, iLoveKickboxing.com fitness studios will hold a special event on Valentine's Day. It's an 'Anti-Valentine's Day' event for all the singles women and men of the studios. Not only will members 'shred' some pounds and fat on February 14th, they'll also get to 'shred' their ex's. 'Shred your Ex' will allow you to punch all of your ex's without being called 'crazy' or getting a new Facebook profile photo taken by your local Police Precinct,' stated Seth Maynard, an iLoveKickboxing Assistant Manager and instructor. Throughout all the classes of that Valentine's Day Friday, members of the kickboxing fitness studios all over the country will have the opportunity to tape photos of 'old flames' to the kickboxing heavy bags. They'll punch, kick, and land spinning back fists to the photos all in the name of love (or should we say hate?). 'We wanted to take the opposite approach and do something for those who don't have a significant other,' stated Kelly Murray, an iLoveKickboxing manager. After discussing various ideas with her studios' managers and some executives from the company, it was decided that doing Something Different on Valentine's Day was the way to go. 'We tell our members all the time to imagine the face of the person that made them mad that day on the heavy bags as they throw their combos. This gets them really fired up and burning even more calories - and it adds a lot of fun to class too. Now they won't have to pretend because the face will be right in front of them!' Murray stated. 'Shred Your Ex' is not a singles-only event though. Members are also invited to print out photos of their bosses, friends, and anyone they're not all too happy with. If members don't have ill feelings towards anyone, the studios will be printing out random photos in the days leading up to the event to draw mustaches and tear in two. These members can just borrow some of these photographs. 'Shred Your Ex' joins a long list of events iLoveKickboxing.com studios host throughout the year. From live DJ events to member mixers and appreciation parties, the fitness franchise is always sure to have something a little special for its members. 'I don't know about you but I'm going to be taking Kickboxing classes on Valentine's Day and so will a lot of other members!' Murray stated. 'Let's give them a place to take their anger out and have fun, and not feel so alone on Valentine's Day.' About: iLoveKickboxing.com is a fitness kickboxing franchise that takes the workouts of professional fighters, and makes them accessible for men and women looking to lose weight and tone muscle. Their kickboxing classes emphasize the importance of community, fun and support for long-lasting results. Information on kickboxing classes is available at http://ilovekickboxinggigharbor.com. (more...)
BWW Interview: WICKED'S SHOSHANA BEAN
by Pati Buehler - Feb 19, 2015
This multi- talanted lady brings her Broadway experience to entertain and educate at the PRiMA theater in Lancaster Pa. for a concert and masterclass in March. (more...)
Blue Hat Coffee Takes a Stand Against Humdrum Franchise Model, Launches Online Shop for 'Real' Roasted Coffee From Premium, Flavorful Beans
by BWW News Desk - Feb 16, 2015
COLDWATER, Mich., Feb. 16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ The goal of franchised coffee shops is always the same: Disguise sub-par coffee under a steamy aura of sophistication. Starry-eyed patrons have been bamboozled for years, but now the cat is out of the bag. Independent-minded Blue Hat Coffee is ready to give coffee lovers a taste of Something Different, and the store has just launched an ecommerce website to sell its fine roasted coffees to discriminating consumers everywhere. (more...)
BWW Reviews: Umbrellas, Mummies, and ARE WE DELICIOUS - SUPERSTITION
by Amanda Finn - Feb 16, 2015
The Frequency off of West Main St. in Madison can give newcomers an eerie vibe. It's been well used in its time as a music venue and was the perfect spot for the latest Are We Delicious revue. Complete with indoor umbrellas, creepy little mummified trinkets, sage, a rosary, cloaking devices, and six actors, the show unfolded. Per the norm for AWD, each short play revolved around the ultimate theme of superstition while each delivered an entirely different message. (more...)
#KDLaw Defends Against High Wireless Prices in New Sprint Commercial
by BWW News Desk - Feb 16, 2015
Durant stars in the 30-second Infomercial spot that made its debut last night during TNT's telecast of the NBA All-Star Game, along with the 60-second spot that features Durant in the courtroom guarding against high wireless prices other carriers charge. (more...)
KATE Begins Next Month at Greenwich Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Feb 16, 2015
One of the most fascinating untold stories of the Second World War will be revealed in an award-winning new play over five nights at Greenwich Theatre in March. (more...)
Stan Thompson Releases FISHERMAN'S DAUGHTER
by BWW News Desk - Feb 10, 2015
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BWW Interview: Composer Lucy Simon Preps for an Epic Broadway Return with DOCTOR ZHIVAGO!
by Nicole Rosky - Feb 1, 2015
As the company prepares for rehearsals to begin, Simon chatted with BroadwayWorld about her sweeping score, choosing the new cast, and so much more! Check out the full interview below! (more...)
Emily Blunt On Playing INTO THE WOODS Live Onstage: 'I Would Be Up For It!'
by Pat Cerasaro - Dec 30, 2014
Emily Blunt talks INTO THE WOODS, karaoke and favorite musicals! (more...)
Recession Launches Recording Career: 'Nu-Vintage' Vocalist Laura Ainsworth Takes Unusual Road to Acclaim
by BWW News Desk - Dec 30, 2014
DALLAS, Dec. 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ As a girl, Dallas-based singer Laura Ainsworth watched starry-eyed as her dad, big band sax/clarinet master Billy Ainsworth, accompanied such lounge/jazz idols as Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett and Mel Torme. She dreamed of following in their footsteps, not realizing she was witnessing the end of an era. She never imagined she would one day help bring it back to life, earning worldwide airplay, acclaim from critics and Grammy-nominated artists, and a concert tour of India and Dubai. Or that it would all start thanks to the 2008 recession. (more...)
BWW Interviews: Jerome Harmann-Hardeman of DIRTY DANCING
by Heidi Scheuermann - Dec 24, 2014
Hold on to your britches, ladies! DIRTY DANCING, written by Eleanor Bergstein, has been adapted for the stage in a hot new production that audiences across America have been going crazy for! That's right Johnny, Baby, and the rest of the Kellerman's gang in the flesh are headed from city to city bringing the steamy love story right to you. (more...)
BWW Interview: Michelle Knight's DISENCHANTED Evening
by Naomi Serviss - Dec 23, 2014
Knight stars as Snow White in a raucous riposte to Disney's traditional darlings. They're fairy tale princesses who are 'a little peeved' at their public personas. (more...)
Bookworks Presents Today's Shelf Awareness for Readers
by BWW News Desk - Dec 22, 2014
The story of Louis Zamperini's life, Unbroken, in addition to being a bestselling book, looks to be a big movie, opening on Christmas. In Don't Give Up, Don't Give In (Dey St., $22.99), Zamperini, with David Rensin, wrote about the values and lessons that upheld him, concluding, 'I'm a thankful citizen of America who just wants to be remembered for his charitable heart.' (more...)
BWW Reviews: JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT at The Kennedy Center
by Ellen Burns - Dec 20, 2014
Need some laughter in your life during this sometimes hectic season? Love the classic holiday shows, but want Something Different that will have the entire family grinning together? Or just love a show that embraces its roots but isn't afraid to grow tall and, dare I say, flash a little color?? Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, running through January 4 at The Kennedy Center's Opera House, might be just the cup of cheer you need. (more...)
BWW Interviews: Christopher Daniels - Saying YES to Life
by Jeanmarie Simpson - Dec 18, 2014
Christopher Daniels is a character with a lot of identities in Reno circles - celebrated solo performer, yoga teacher, manager of a theatre company and ensemble improv performer. I asked a couple of questions, and he was so generous in his responses that I'm letting him do the talking. (more...)
Nation's Greatest Dancers Explain Why They Love to Dance
by BWW News Desk - Dec 18, 2014
In an article in the Huffington Post, 39 of the world's greatest dancers explain why they love to dance for a campaign called #WhyIDance, which was inspired by dance programs around the world, such as South Africa's Dansazania project and Brazil's House of Dreams. (more...)
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Hi Mat03, heres a good few pics and advice on J/K nothing like what you have ,no worries ,this advice is from Devon county council its quite helpful,http://www.devon.gov.uk/index/environmentplanning/natural_environment/biodiversity/japanese_knotweed/identifyjapknot.htm
Great news that Dove, were really pleased with that, just think all that horrible vinegar smell filling the kitchen AGAIN,as we hav,nt got an extractor fitted yet , Many thanks for that matey, were smelling tonight
Last week i took a good load of lavender cuttings and so far there good,today i noticed the lavender i took the cuttings from has just started to show its about to think of flowering, question is am i too late now or can i proceed and remove the tiny tips, or do I have to wait till Autumn and do hardwood cuttings,manythanks.
Hi again, can i simply put the pickle back into the pan to reduce it more as its too runny,its 3 months old bottled up and been kept in the fridge ,tastes good but a little vinegary and thinish, last years was great recipe from here on G/W. I cant think of anything i can thicken it up with without heating again,,heres hoping