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Perhaps you know the story of Alexander - that when he died his hands were kept dangling outside of his bier. People began to wonder at this gross oversight on the part of his ministers, for Alexander was a mighty emperor. But no one seemed to take note of this omission, though great kings and soldiers were taking turns to shoulder his bier! By evening things became clear. Before he died, Alexander had asked his friends and ministers to keep his hands outside the shroud, for he wished the world to know that even the mighty Alexander, the conqueror of the world, left empty handed. A whole life time was spent in seeking and striving in the outside world all in vain.
We too will go empty handed, for nothing is ever attained outside of ourselves. But we live always in the hope of attaining from the outside world. Life comes to a close, and hope changes into despair. Not a single man on the face of this earth has been able to claim that he achieved what he sought outside; and not a single one who sought within, has ever said that he searched within but did not find.
Therefore I call religion the ultimate science. The meaning of science is, knowledge without exceptions. And though we may find exceptions in science - in the realm of religion, there has not been a single contradiction. All those who searched outside, without a single exception, attained nothing; and all those who searched within, without exception, attained everything.
Therefore I wish to lay stress on the second rule - that the treasures of truth are not outside of you. The truth of life is within. Once this becomes clearly evident, the journey within begins. But we are so outside oriented - the vast expanse of the world without and all that it contains - That somewhere within us, we feel that everything is outside, and what could possibly be within?
The within seems so small and insignificant compared to the magnitude of the world that spreads beyond the horizon infinite! Within? There seems to be nothing. It appears too small and insignificant for our attention when viewed against the vast outside world. But the question is not of great or small, and besides, we have not traveled within to know what it is like. It is only when we go within that we realize that the inside is capable of holding infinite worlds within itself. It is limitless.
Go within and you shall know; delve within and you shall find. It is the experience that will prove the validity of the statement. Things outside have their boundary, but the within is limitless. However, there is no other way of finding this out except by going into one's own self. There are things in life which can only be known by experience. If there is a pain in my arm, I cannot explain the quality of the pain, no matter how much I try; nor can I show to you by any means that "Here is the pain." Even if the arm is dissected, the pain cannot be drawn out for inspection.
The mind thinks incessantly, but on opening the skull we shall find the brain and the nerves but no thoughts. Thoughts have never been seen, but if we insist on a concrete proof of their existence we shall have to state that there is nothing like thoughts. We all, however, know that thoughts are. We all know that love is, though it is impossible to point it out physically anywhere in the heart, for this is no gross matter that can be presented to view. Thus, though these things like love and pain cannot be displayed, we still know for certain that they exist within us.


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Special Olympics helps athletes succeed on the playing field and in life. Sixth-grader Johnathan used to be too heavy even for the scale in the nurse's office. Coach and mentor Tonya Becnel helped Johnathan learn healthy habits and with her support Johnathan has already lost more than 100 pounds -- and gained confidence.
At his heaviest Johnathan weighed in at 380 lbs. Now after eating right and regular exercise he has lost more than 100 lbs.
When Tonya Becnel first met Johnathan, he was a sad-looking 6th grader, trudging slowly as he dragged his feet, keeping his eyes to the ground. "Johnathan was really shy and extremely obese," says Tonya, a coach who was attending her first Special Olympics State Games. "He struggled to walk from our dorm to the cafeteria and we had to stop often for him to rest before our group could continue on."
One day in the cafeteria, Johnathan sat next to Tonya for lunch. That's when she got a look at what he was eating. Nothing too terrible really -- just too much! Even the salad was covered in Ranch dressing. "Have a little salad with your dressing?" Tonya asked. "What do you mean by that?" asked Johnathan. It's what they call a "teachable moment" – and Tonya began to teach. The big surprise? How eager Johnathan was to learn.
Coach Tonya (on left) began to coach and mentor Johnathan after attending her first Special Olympics State Games.
Eventually, Tonya asked Johnathan if he was serious about losing weight. He said yes. So they headed to the nurse's office to weigh in – but the scale kept reading "Er" for error. Johnathan was too heavy for the scale. Tonya ended up buying a special oversized scale. Then, she says, "It was official: he weighed in at 380 pounds." Little by little, Johnathan began to change his habits and make progress. He'd eat two hotdogs instead of six; one hamburger instead of three; he'd drink water instead of sodas and even cut down on French fries. He tried exercising, but couldn't really balance on a two-wheel bike; plus, he ended up with lots of flat tires. With the help of a three-wheeled bike and swimming practice, he made lots of progress.
By the time fall rolled around, Johnathan had lost 100 pounds. His school even announced it over the intercom. Tonya says you could hear the entire school clapping for him all down the halls. Johnathan has been an inspiration and now is helping other people to lose weight as well. His coach says he loves the competition!
Over the holidays, Johnathan did gain about 15 pounds. But he's back on track to trying and lose more. He's already lost 110 pounds; his goal is to lose about 30 more.
In 2010, Johnathan's event was the 25-Meter Walk, because he wasn't able to run. A year later, Johnathan was competing in the 50-Meter dash. And he ran that race in 12.30 seconds – twice as fast as he did the 25-Meter walk (and twice as far)! Tonya says Johnathan is much more outgoing now, has lots of confidence and is able to talk to people. She adds, "He says he has a lot more friends this year – and the daily smiles on his face are priceless."
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Officials are expected today to name which city gets the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley museum, with North Charleston the favorite.
Members of the state Hunley Commission are scheduled to meet this afternoon in Columbia to make a final choice, although any recommendation still would have to be approved by the Legislature.
Most indications give North Charleston the edge over Charles-ton and Mount Pleasant, with the decision hinging on money.
North Charleston has offered the most cash -- a minimum of $13 million -- to fund a state-of-the-art potentially $40 million museum on the banks of the Cooper River featuring the Hunley and its eight-man crew.
The offer made jointly by Mount Pleasant and the Patriot's Point Naval Museum has dropped from $8 million to $1 million after town officials tired of the 2-year-old search and pulled money off the table.
Members of the Hunley Commission, which is made up of state officials and appointees, have said the city of Charleston is probably out of contention because it scrapped plans for a solo Hunley museum on the waterfront and instead offered to display the sub in the Charleston Museum.
Some described the change as a dealbreaker.
North Charleston's $13 million offer may be too good to pass up, officials said, even though the city is less of a tourism draw than its two competitors.
"It is a very enticing offer," said Hunley Commission member Randy Burbage, who declined to name his top choice Wednesday. "If we go anywhere else, we're going to have to justify it to the people of South Carolina."
The Patriot's Point Naval Museum site is still in contention, Burbage said, but he added he was concerned about that financial offer.
Hunley Commission member Chris Sullivan also refused Wednesday to name his top choice but said he expects the full commission to endorse whichever site is named by the search committee today. Both bodies meet in succession at the Statehouse complex.
"We have at least two strong and good proposals," Sullivan said, adding, "I would expect the full commission to act on that recommendation."
State Sen. Glenn McConnell, R-Charleston, who is chairman of the state Hunley Commission, could not be reached Wednesday. But in the past, he has said North Charleston's money offer is a significant indicator of a commitment.
"In tight times, you've just got to have money, and $13 million said a lot," McConnell told The Post and Courier in January.
"With grants, we could be looking at $20 million, which is halfway to the finish line. I love Patriot's Point, and it would have been a great location, but you can't ignore the commitment and design team North Charleston has. It's an overwhelming offer, especially if we could get some of the (Charleston Naval Complex Redevelopment Authority) money," he said at the time.
Other Hunley pursuers say the upfront money shouldn't be the only determining factor. Charleston Mayor Joe Riley has repeatedly said the city's built-in tourist base should give Charleston the edge because its tourist visits are measured in the millions.
Mount Pleasant officials say the state already has a viable naval museum at Patriot's Point and contend it would be a waste of money to build another a few miles up the Cooper River.
"We seem to be a state of twos," said Mount Pleasant Mayor Harry Hallman. "We've got two medical schools, we've got two law schools now, and if this thing were to go to North Charleston, we'll have two naval museums."
North Charleston's plan includes making the 40,000-square-foot Hunley museum a focal point of the Noisette redevelopment project of former U.S. Navy property on the Cooper River. It would be centered at Pier Alpha, at the base's north end.
The museum, designed by Ralph Appelbaum, would combine the story of the Hunley, the world's first successful attack sub, with the history of the Civil War at sea through interactive displays and thousands of artifacts. State and private sources would have to be tapped to help covere the project's cost.
Today's Hunley meeting is set to begin at 2 p.m., in room 105 of the Gressette Building in the Statehouse complex in Columbia.


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Reminds me of Wall-E
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Looks like a male version of EVE.
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That's the most touching writeup I've read in a long while.
FishyFred wrote:What is metallic specialty ink?
In the description is says "Metallic Silver". I'm guessing that the ink is on the outline of robot thing. The lighter parts.
BootsBoots, will your talent marry me? Not that you wouldn't be a great wife and all, but I don't really know you so much as your work. great job!
He's not saving a little girl... His baby-bot dropped it's doll and he had to get back down to Earth to go and get it.
This might be the most lovely design Boots has ever done. A gorgeous, gorgeous shirt. So glad it printed. By far my favorite in this derby.
its weird that the young girl looks like my girl friend.
So I guess the write-up writer gets a raise, right Woot mods? RIGHT?? He/She better. Props.
january wrote:In the description is says "Metallic Silver". I'm guessing that the ink is on the outline of robot thing. The lighter parts.
Darn it, I was hoping it was gold ink. I think the stars would have been beautiful with gold, as well as the edge of the orange below.
surfhappyhunter wrote:its weird that the young girl looks like my girl friend.
your girlfriend is a young girl?
While this was my favorite design of this derby, it's mind-blowingly sad that Robbie Lee is now 0-2 in woot's robot derbies. What the hell, wooters. What the hell.
bmw66x wrote:So I guess the write-up writer gets a raise, right Woot mods? RIGHT?? He/She better. Props.
I think the write-up writer is picking the QPs. :P
Each and every Derby, I voted. I searched, toiling over thumbnails with that distinctive highlight, that certain curve to the eye that only she can perfect. Every weekend, I watched the clock, refreshing to another disappointment at midnight. Until now. Now, when the masses have again agreed upon the greatness of this fair lady's artistic hand. Now, when the world of T-shirts again rejoices at the wonder of 6 colors and beautiful backstories that its newest addition brings. Now that BootsBoots has again been printed. AW YEAH! BootsBoots back on the reckoning list! High five!
jacroe wrote:The write-up for this shirt was beautiful. After seeing dozens and dozens of snarky, funny writings for these products, it's nice to read something like so warm as this. Alright woot, what'd you do?
That's exactly what I thought. Charming shirt, beautiful write up, without the snark and cynicism that's on all the other write ups. I demand my money back!!
Grats, BootsBoots! I was looking forward to getting this one. Such a lovely design!
jmmbell1987 wrote:Well played. While this was my favorite design of this derby, it's mind-blowingly sad that Robbie Lee is now 0-2 in woot's robot derbies. What the hell, wooters. What the hell.
I second that. It's a pretty print and it has a nice story feel to it, but I was hoping for Robbie Lee to get a win on this one. Or at least the Wind-Up man. I want that Robot vs. Alien on a shirt dang it!
Wonderful work, this definitely deserved a spot in the top three...congrats!
d'awwww the write-up! I thoroughly enjoyed the extra donut and Jatravartid physics bits :] I really like how the girl looks kinda dancerish (but then of course the lyrics "are we human, or are we dancer" popped into my head...) well done all around! :D
Whoa, that totally looks like Eve from Wall-e. On that topic, I'd like to say that Eve is the sexiest robot ever.
I remember Boots saying that she has trouble drawing feet. True to form, neither the girl nor the robot have much in the way of feet. Boots always finds a way to work around her weaknesses!
Bought'd. I'm pretty sure she's looking back . . . . ;-)
The palette really is reminiscent of another time on another planet and I like how the robot is escaping the design frame. Congratulations on your latest print Boots!
This has been my favorite write-up so far. Amazing.
So...how is this child-kidnapping robot helping to save the world, exactly?
very lovely design deserving of the print. Congratulations Boots! I hope it sells well and stays in The Reckoning for a long time.
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The opposite of Big Bang. Where the Big Bang is a scientific theory which describes the birth of the universe and its expansion thereafter, the Big Crunch predicts the same universe will at some point collapse in on itself due to gravity forces. The Big Crunch is one possible logical consequence of the Big Bang theory, but no proof so far has confirmed it to be true.
The Big Crunch will undo the effect of the Big Bang, but also make another Big Bang possible
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Hi There, We currently run LS on a number of our servers, but we are running into an issue with BackupBuddy (A wordpress backup addon) and LS. It runs the backup just fine, but when transmitting the backup to AWS it seems to time out and doesn't complete. I turned on debugging in LS to see what is going on and I'm getting this: 2012-10-02 08:12:56.028 [DEBUG] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] kill pid 542253 associated with ProcInfo 2012-10-02 08:12:56.028 [DEBUG] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] Max idle time reached, stop external application. 2012-10-02 08:12:56.028 [NOTICE] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] stop worker processes 2012-10-02 08:12:57.006 [INFO] Pid: 542253 associated with [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] 2012-10-02 08:12:57.006 [INFO] ProcInfo Pid: -1, socket: /tmp/lshttpd/APVH_j1creative.com_Suphp.sock.862 2012-10-02 08:12:57.006 [INFO] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] pid list size: 0, pid stop list size: 0 So I tinkered with the settings in LS a little bit and got further, but I'm not necessarily happy with the settings i'm using now. Configuration -> External App -> lsphp5 : Connection Keepalive Timeout = -1 Max Idle Time = 300 With those settings the script seems to run and complete without issue, anything else and it stops and doesn't complete. Can somebody tell me if those settings are acceptable on a busy shared hosting server or if there is some other way of setting an exception for this virtual hosting account? Cheers, Craig
You should increase Connection Timeout instead of Max Idle Time. http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/tuning/#connTimeout
Have tried to increase the Connection Timeout - it's now set to 300 seconds and it still is happening. 2012-10-02 14:06:37.096 [INFO] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] add child process pid: 633368, procinfo: 0x35fc520 2012-10-02 14:07:17.072 [DEBUG] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] kill pid 633368 associated with ProcInfo 2012-10-02 14:07:17.072 [DEBUG] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] Max idle time reached, stop external application. 2012-10-02 14:07:17.072 [NOTICE] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] stop worker processes
Thanks for the reply Unfortunately doing that has done nothing to help the situation. 2012-10-03 13:13:21.516 [INFO] Pid: 897682 associated with [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] 2012-10-03 13:13:21.516 [INFO] ProcInfo Pid: 897682, socket: /tmp/lshttpd/APVH_j1creative.com_Suphp.sock 2012-10-03 13:13:21.516 [INFO] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] pid list size: 1, pid stop list size: 0 2012-10-03 13:13:29.033 [DEBUG] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] kill pid 897715 associated with ProcInfo 2012-10-03 13:13:29.033 [DEBUG] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] Max idle time reached, stop external application. 2012-10-03 13:13:29.033 [NOTICE] [APVH_j1creati_Suphp:] stop worker processes
weird. max idle time set to '-1' means no idle time limit and server will not kill the external app. make sure the setting is applied and lsws is restarted to pick it up.
OK - I tried downgrading to 4.1.12 and 4.1.11 and the behavior is the same through all versions. If -1 is specified in the max idle time box the system is just ignoring it, however if you specify a value such as 300 it happily accepts that value. Any other ideas, the customer is going a bit nuts about this - lol.
Tried setting the max idle time to zero, but it didn't make any difference from what I could see. I did however install 4.2 and set it to suEXEC PHP Daemon mode and that worked perfect and let backupbuddy complete the send without it stopping and being killed, but there is another issue with 4.2 and the suEXEC PHP Daemon mode which is preventing us from using it.
Webizen, do you have any other ideas on how we can diagnose or rectify this issue under a 4.1.x environment? Or alternatively a solution to the SuExec issue outlined in http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=6299 so this issue can be resolved through deployment of 4.2?
We are currently working on a solution (code change) to resolve this (php.ini override in suEXEC daemon mode).
Hi, I am the client that they were having this issue with. I was hoping you would be able to give me an ETA on this at all? I have just completed 2 websites for a rather large client that I would like to backup every week if possible. It seems to have been dragged out to a couple of months to get this working on my hosting environment... Any help that you could give Craig, Jesse or I would be great. Thanks so much.
When max idle set to -1, it will be overridden with 30 seconds (per developer). For the example shown in pm, after 36 seconds, ext app process is removed by parent. However, leave more idle process running will eat up your system resources which is a bad. Therefore, that "Max idle time reached, stop external application." message isn't an indication of problem. It just means these vhosts are not that busy. On the other hand, if you do _not_ care the resource issue, you can leave max idle time long enough to see if message show up less frequently.
This is in 4.2.1 (beta). Due to PHP internal handling, lsphp5 will turn off suEXEC daemon mode on custom php.ini.
Hi, I also have the same issue with BackupBuddy and LiteSpeed. Transfer of the backups to Amazon S3 do not complete. The only workaround for me is to switch back to Apache, manually send the backups, then switch back to LiteSpeed. If you could update this thread with any progress on this issue, that would be great. Thanks, Kirk.
I am taking you need to php run as long as it can without timeout. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:php_run_without_timeout
Thanks for your response. I tried increasing the times on the first three options described on the link you provided. 1) LiteSpeed connection timeout override - Increased to 240 2) PHP execution time in php.ini - Increased to 120 3) LSAPI_MAX_PROCESS_TIME - Couldn't find this option in Litespeed v4.1.13, so I tried increasing lsphp5 Max Idle Time to 60. Unfortunately, none of these timer increases worked for me. Do you have any other suggestions that I could try?
Hi, Just letting you know that the update to LiteSpeed 4.2.1 appears to have fixed my problems with transferring BackupBuddy backup files to Amazon S3. Currently the backups are only around 100MB. Maybe timeouts could be an issue with larger files, but the first few transfers I tried are working ok (with standard configuration). Thanks for your help with this issue. Kirk.


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by Kristen Schaub Potent bookshelf speakers provide exceptional sound When we heard these little gems demoed in our sizeable training room and without a subwoofer we were impressed by their wide soundstage, and by the overall sonic impact. Use a pair of B4s with your home office computer, send a pair off with the kids when they go to college, or mount four or more around your home theater room to get impressive surround sound. The Image line borrows from driver technologies developed for PSB's sophisticated Imagine family, as well as the top-tier Synchrony speakers, giving you high-end sound at a budget-friendly price. The Image line also features a slightly different cabinet design than its predecessors, showcasing clean lines that won't clutter up your listening room. PSB's Image speaker family (Image B4 shown at far left) Advanced drivers for clean, well-balanced sound The tweeter uses a powerful neodymium magnet for crystal-clear highs. The Image B4s each feature a 1" titanium dome tweeter that effortlessly dishes out smooth, uncolored highs. The long-excursion, high-output woofer uses the same proprietary ceramic-filled polypropylene cone as the Imagine line. The stiff, lightweight material helps it deliver midrange that's clean and balanced, with a sense of impact and immediacy. You'll also marvel at the detailed imaging, and wide soundstage produced by these compact speakers. Sleek, thoughtful cabinet design All Image speakers have heavy internal bracing and 1-1/8" thick MDF cabinets to ensure impressively solid, acoustically inert enclosures. The cabinets have a traditional look, but with slightly curved tops and fronts to soften it. This family of speakers also features attractive vinyl finishes, allowing the Image speakers to easily integrate into just about any décor. Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of speaker wire. Product Highlights:frequency response: 60-23,000 Hz (±3dB)sensitivity: 85 dBimpedance: 6 ohmsrecommended power: 10-80 watts1" titanium dome tweeter with neodymium magnets4" clay ceramic-filled polypropylene wooferbass reflex (ported) designtwo sets of gold-plated five way binding posts — can be bi-wireddark cherry vinyl finish5-1/4"W x 9-1/4"H x 6-7/8"Dwarranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why choose bookshelf speakers? Bookshelf speakers may be small in size, but they can deliver surprisingly big sound. Some ultra-compact models even fit on a desktop. Most are right at home in tight spaces like shelves, so they're usually good choices for your home theater's rear channels. For the best performance, try placing bookshelf speakers on solid speaker stands to help the sound really "open up." If you want full bass impact, add a powered subwoofer and enjoy punchy sound that's as deeply satisfying as that of floor-standing speakers.
PSB IMAGE B4 SUBCOMPACT SPEAKERS Written By Mike B, New Haven, CT on Wednesday, January 28, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Don't let the size fool you. These speakers sound like they're twice their size. Yes you lose some low end with a 4" driver but they fill the room. I have them paired with a 8" powered sub and the sound is incredible. Pros: Sound quality, price, overall quality of the speakers Cons: None.
PSB speaker Written By Denise, Belington, WV on Tuesday, August 26, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers. Sound wonderful. I needed small speakers and these work great. Pros: Size, sound, and price.
Huge sound Written By Jas K, White Plains, NY on Tuesday, August 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was limited in to a paritcular height when purchasing these bookshelf speakers. I was recommended Polk speakers but could not make them fit in my bookshelves. After spending some time reviewing various speaker brands and models I came across the Image speakers. These speakers are great, they fit well and provide ample sound for my 20' x 20' living room. The sound clarity is great and I hope in time to purchase a central speakle to compliment these. The Crutchfield customer service has been excellent and I was amazed with how well these speakers were packaged and dispatched. Wonderful purchase,I highly recommend these speakers to anyone. Pros: Clear sound, large sound from such small speakers Cons: None
sound very good Written By lucas, Groves, Tx on Sunday, August 03, 2014 I have these paired with a NAD c356dac streaming sonos at I am very impressed. The bass carries suprisingly very well in my 20x15 living room. The highs are detailed and warm, very neutral and enjoyable sound. For $170 Its a steal. Pros: Excellent mids and high and even decent bass when paired with a good amp.
Excellent Value! Written By John, West Des Mojnes, IA on Saturday, June 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased the speakers based on a recommendation from my Crutchfield representative, Zach. It was excellent advice! Paired with a Sony receiver, the speakers are a little tight just out of the box. So I would spend a few days running various types of music at various volumes while I was away at work. After about 30 to 40 hours of play, the sound is more rich and full. Pros: excellent value and great for classical and most classic jazz music Cons: as the low-end is not as deep without a sub woofer, I probably wouldn't recommend these for loud large space rock music.
Incredible Deal Written By DougM, Honolulu, HI on Wednesday, June 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) At $179 these speakers are unbeatable. Tight, punchy bass which is quite deep and full for such a small box and woofer. I feel no need for a sub. Rich, clear open mids and crisp, airy highs with no hint of shrillness. They play amazingly loud without strain. They have a great soundstage and precise imaging, with a real three dimensional quality unmatched by any speaker i have ever owned at any price. I couldn't be happier. Way to go, Paul! Pros: Amazing sound quality, terrific tonal balance and imaging. Superb build quality. Cons: Not for headbangers who want to shake the walls and ruin their ears.
PSB B4's make a great computer speaker set up Written By Alock, Gloucester, MA. on Tuesday, June 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased these as PSB B4's on sale as they're being discontinuing for the new Image X line-up. A complete steal for $179.99 I have them paired with a NAD D3020 Hybrid amp (which I love) & a Mordaunt-Short Aviano 7 (10" sub 175 watts) They are fine speakers. I'm about 25 hours in for break-in & they keep sounding better as times goes by. Excellent soundstage for such a small (4" driver) They are very neutral sounding & maybe a tad polite, but that's what I like. They sound very "soft" & clean. If you're using these for bookshelf scenario & you're keeping the volume @ a reasonable level, then they'll shine for you. Nott o say that they distort @ higher volumes (they don't) just that you can't expect miracles from a 4" woofer & 1" tweeter. If you're using these as a computer desktop speakers like me, them do yourself a favor & buy the AudioEngine DS1 stands. These will help tip the speaker upwards to ensure the tweeters make it even to ear level. They fit perfect with the B4's as well. Grab them now while you can! Pros: Size vs. output! Insane quality speakers for short money! I purchased the Dark Cherry finish & even though it's a laminate, it's appearance is beautiful IMHO. Cons: Could be a tad more efficient, but I'm splitting hairs.
excellent little speakers Written By khk, st louis, mo on Wednesday, February 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was a bit uncertain about buying these. I thought they were pricy, compared to other similar speakers, and the vinyl finish wasn't particularly appealing to me. But, I got them anyway and I couldn't be happier. They sounded great right out of the box. I have them hooked up to a 15 year old 25 wpc yamaha shelf system in a small, 11 x 14, room and they fill it nicely. I don't feel the need for a subwoofer at all. They sound very open, detailed and natural and had just the right amount of thumping bass which is exactly what I was looking for. I've also tried them out in a much larger room with a better amp (nuforce dda-100) and while the lack of bottom end was more evident, it still sounded very good. At greater volume, they do struggle a bit and bass gets muddy but that's to be expected with 4 inch woofers. Overall, very happy with the purchase. And, they look fairly nice as well. Cabinet has a nice curvature to them which makes them look rather unique. Bottom of the cabinet is curved too but little adhesive rubber feet are provided so they can stand leveled. Pros: Great sound and no breaking period necessary, although, i do think that they did get better after a week of use. Cons: Not a big fan of vinyl wood grain finish but they do look nice from distance.
PSB Image B4 book shelf speakers Written By jefF m, billsville on Saturday, October 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) small compact ,there alright , Pros: small big sound Cons: pricey
Good surround speakers for PSB system Written By Ethan, Cambridge, MA on Tuesday, October 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I got these to fill out the surround on my PSB image system. These little guys are light (can be easily wall mounted), and have crisp sound. is modality. I hear these are sufficient as standalone bookshelf speakers, but I have not tested them.
PSB 's are Great Performers Written By Kevin in Atlanta, Atlanta, GA on Saturday, July 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are great as rear surround sound speakers and would make excellent bookshelf speakers too. Pros: Sound great Cons: none that I have found.
PSB Image B4 Written By JR, Templeton, CA on Tuesday, June 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very impressed with the sound of these speakers. I needed to replace an aged bose system, but did not want to spend the same amount. The Crutchfield adviser recommended the PSB and he was spot on. Thank you Crutchfield. I will be ordering the Sub and outdoor PSB speakers, next. Pros: Sound, size and price. Cons: None
Great mains for a two-channel 2.2 system Written By Atlanta, Atlanta, GA on Saturday, June 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these as main speakers for a two-channel 2.2 system. They are paired up with two Hsu Research ULS-15 subwoofers and some electronics by Cambridge Audio. The PSB's actually sit atop the subs on 12" stands, bringing them up to ear-level at the seated listening position. The sound is natural, extended and authoritative. Compared to the PSB Image B5's, the B4's highs seem slightly rolled-off, less 'zingy'. However, this translates to less listener fatigue in my opinion. I know these mini-monitors are probably more designed for surround than for mains, but paired up with a quality subwoofer (or two), they make for a fine 1st-class two-channel system. Visually, they seem to disappear into the decor without bringing any attention to themselves whatsoever -- until they speak. Pros: Pure, natural sound, with no exaggerated highs, mids or lows. Visually disappears into the decor. Gorgeous fit 'n' finish and build quality. Cons: Slightly rolled-off extreme highs.
PSB Image B4 speakers Written By Bill, Hull, MA on Friday, June 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers. Sound way bigger than they are, deep, rich, full notes.
Good Little Speakers Written By James, Elizabeth City, NC on Thursday, May 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased these speakers to be the main voice to a 2.1 home theater system. They are powered by a Teac AH01 integrated amplifier and are accompanied by a Polk PSW 404 10" sub. After listening to this system for about a month, I must say that I am thoroughly impressed. It is true that 4" speakers do not play very low frequencies, so I do not consider them as full range speakers and highly recommend using a subwoofer to provide the bass. It is also true that the tonal balance is spectacular. The Teac does not have any tone controls what so ever, and I still greatly appreciate the timbre whenever I listen to music or watch a movie. I highly recommend these speakers for anyone that is in the market for a physically understated audio system that manages to deliver quality sound reproduction.
Good, with some reservations Written By Joe, Connecticut on Sunday, January 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased these for use in a 2.0 bookshelf setup. If that is what you are using them for, either get a sub in addition or get the Image B5s or the Imagine Minis. The bass from the B4s is limited by the design and size. Other than that, these are exceptionally clear and detailed, and have amazing timbre in the middle region. The treble is somewhat rolled off, so consider an amplifier with tone adjusment. Pros: Size, clarity and detail, amazing mids Cons: Bass is tight but lacking in the lower regions Treble is rolled off
Do yourself a favor and grab some PSB's Written By Mike Hunt, Ocracoke Island on Tuesday, December 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) They may be deemed small by some but definitely large sounding! They are the perfect size for my medium/large living room. They blend nicely into the decor and sit atop my piano under the flat screen. I did not want big bulky speakers but I definitely wanted a speaker that would impress friends and make a very enjoyable listening experience for all. THEY DO THIS WITH EASE! I am using them in a 2.1 system right now and they work great for music with the frequent cocktail parties I have at my house. Most of my friends are Bose fans but when they hear these speakers they realize the error of there ways. No comparison. PSB will be in every listening room in my house soon enough. Also I am going to get some out door speakers from PSB for my 3 decks around the house. Super Pleased!!! I am so glad I ran across a company that commits itself to true sound reproduction but makes it reasonably affordable for the audiophile on a budget. These make a great 5.1 set up with the Image C4 as center. Pros: Large enough to accurately reproduce every detail. Small enough to blend in and keep the peace with my better half. Great 2.1, 3.1 or 5.1. Very solid design, build quality is very high and arrived quick from Crutchfield. Cons: None. Buy these :)
PSB-4 your room Written By TomM, Issaquah, WA on Thursday, January 12, 2012 I have them in my bedroom that is about 15'wide by 22' long. The sound fills up the room. You will need a sub woofer to take the 20 - 150 range, but the speakers cover the remainder of the range surprisingly well. I would recommend these for simple low cost speakers. Pros: Good sound for a small speaker. Cons: Could use a little more ummmph in them. I use a subwoofer that really fills in the low end and with that they are really good.
PSB Image B4 Written By GD, LA on Saturday, February 26, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) PSB attends to every detail in all their products. I have other PSB products and I have never been disappointed. Great company.
Excellent Sound For Their Size Written By BobS, Seattle, WA on Thursday, August 26, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Getting high quality sound over a wide frequency range from small speakers is a challenge. These speakers meet that challenge. They are small enough to satisfy even the most particular decorator, as well as being handsome. The sound imaging is very good. Other than a slight "boominess" sometimes noticeable in the middle bass notes of piano recordings, the frequency response sounds impressively even and natural. These speakers are excellent for most of the kinds of music I listen to - chamber , folk, jazz and swing - and adequate for large symphonic pieces.


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Benning's Green TintSquash Seed
Product ID: 3916
Classic light green patty pan.
Benning's Green Tint produces good yields of light green scalloped squashes. Makes a nice mix with the other patty pans. Replaces Peter Pan, which was dropped by the breeder. Avg. 4,300 seeds/lb. Packet: 30 seeds.
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Squash, Summer
CULTURE: FROM TRANSPLANTS: See "Winter Squash".
DIRECT SEEDING: Sow beginning in late spring after danger of frost, when soil temp. is at least 62°F (17°C) for treated seeds and 70°F (21°C) for untreated seeds. Seeds will rot in cool, wet soil. Sow 3 seeds every 12" (thin to 1 plant), 1/2-1" deep, in rows 5-6' apart.
ROW COVERS: Heavier grade floating row covers (see Index) will provide about 4°F of frost protection, and add warmth for increased vigor and earlier harvest.
DISEASES: If the first few fruits wither, blacken, and/or fail to enlarge, it indicates an absence of pollination, remedied when male blossoms appear and provide pollen. Viral diseases tend to be cyclic; watch for resistant varieties. Downy mildew may occur in cool, damp weather, powdery mildew in hot, dry periods and in the fall. Till in vines before winter or remove and compost plants. Copper fungicides (see Index) offer some preventative control if applied early enough.
INSECT PESTS: Protect young plants with floating row covers to exclude cucumber beetles, squash bugs, and vine borers. Pyrethrin (see Index) offers some control. Squash bug eggs (brown to brick red, laid in concise groups) on underside of leaves can be crushed by hand. Keep borders mowed. For vine borers use Bt or Azadirachtin around the base of young plants. Cut borers out of vine and hill soil over the wound. Clean up refuse in the fall, and spring-plow the ground to bury the pupae.
HARVEST: Sow every 2-3 weeks for consistent supply. Cut or gently twist off young fruit. Handle with care to avoid scratching fruits. Harvest regularly, 2-3 times/week depending on age of plants and daylight.
HARVEST SQUASH BLOSSOMS: Male blossoms have thin stems, females have thick stems and a bulbous base where fruit is developing. Harvest male/female blossoms at midday, when fully open, for use in salads or for stuffing. If squash crop is desired, harvest only male flowers, being certain to leave a few to pollinate female flowers. Clip flowers from vine 1-2" below flower base with sharp scissors or pruners.
STORAGE: Refrigerate fruit at 32-50°F (0-10°C), 80-90% relative humidity, for 1-2 weeks.
DAYS TO MATURITY: From direct seeding; subtract about 14 days if transplanting.
AVG. DIRECT SEEDING RATE: (at 3 seeds/ft., rows 6' apart) Packet sows 10', 250 seeds sows 83', 500 seeds sows 166', 1,000 seeds sows 333'.
SEED SPECS: SEEDS/LB.: Zucchini: 2,500-4,200 (avg. 3,000); Yellow Summer: 4,200-6,000 (avg. 4,500); Specialty: 3,500-5,800 (avg. 4,600).
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Michael and Gordon have been best friends since acting college. Now, 20 years later, Michael is Mr Saturday Night TV but failing actor Gordon is struggling with enormous debts. Meanwhile Gordon's daughter Effie couldn't care less about her Dad's problems – she is far more interested in the film that her cool boyfriend is making and setting up an ecologically sound clothing label. When Gordon asks Michael to lend him a large sum of money it sets in motion a series of events that reveal irreparable cracks in the characters' relationships. Matthew Dunster's often hilarious new play brings to life a set of strikingly contemporary individuals.Jeremy Herrin is Associate Director at the Royal Court. His directorial credits in 2011 include Death and the Maiden (Comedy Theatre), Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare's Globe) and Haunted Child (Royal Court). Matthew Dunster's theatrical career includes acclaimed work as an actor and director; as a writer his credits include Two Clouds Over Eden (Young Vic) The Band (Soho Theatre) and You Can See The Hills (Royal Exchange Manchester).Photo © Francesca Carta
Children's Children presents us with a searingly honest portrayal of a contemporary group of people battling with each other and their own hypocritical world views.See below for a subtitled version of the trailer.
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"Children's Children @AlmeidaTheatre was fantastic. Highly recommend to all. GO.""Children's Children at @AlmeidaTheatre is a superb black comedy. A fantastically staged piece with big laughs, big drama & big characters.""Loved Dunster's Children's Children @almeidatheatre last night. Hilarious,gripping,tense..Realistic portrayal of modern day personalities.""Ooo Ooo Oooo! Haven't had such a great experience at theatre in long time #childrenschildren @almeida @JerHerrin funny moving guilt-inducing"
"...wit, intelligence and a rare sense of scope. It's excitingly alive…I'd happily have hung around around for acts four, five and six of this fascinating show."Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 28 May 2012Read full review (you may not be able to view this article without a Times online subscription)
"Jeremy Herrin's excellent production ... dazzling Emily Berrington ... Sally Rogers is superb"Paul Taylor, Independent, 31 May 2012Fox's quiet schadenfreude is chilling, the eruptions of fury are savage, and D'Silva is outstanding"Kate Bassett, Independent on Sunday, 27 May 2012Read full review
"There are polished performances here: Sally Rogers is subtle…newcomer Emily Berrington shines as obnoxious Effie"Kate Kellaway, The Observer, 27 May 2012Read full review
"Dunster's dialogue is highly engaging with its mix of raw emotion and excellent comic timing"Londonist, 26 May 2012Read full review
"...excrutiatingly funny"Sarah Hemming, Financial Times, 28 May 2012Read full review
ArticlesMatthew Dunster talks to the Daily Telegraph about growing up and writing about class. 17 March 2012Read full article
Emily BerringtonEffie Emily is in her final year at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama where her credits include Hamlet, A Woman of No Importance and The Seagull. She is currently filming Michael Winterbottom's King of Soho alongside Anna Friel and Steve Coogan.
Beth CordinglyLouisaBeth has appeared most recently in A Round Heeled Woman at the Aldwych, Once Bitten for the Orange Tree Theatre, Semi Monde at the Lyric Hammersmith and both the theatre production (Menier Chocolate Factory) and film adaptation of Breakfast With Jonny Wilkinson. Her other film and television credits include Two Men Went To War, How TV Ruined Your Life, Merlin and Secret Diary of a Call Girl.
Darrell D'SilvaMichaelDarrell was part of the Royal Shakespeare Company ensemble between 2009-11 during which time he played Mark Anthony in both Anthony and Cleopatra and Julius Caesar. His other theatre credits include The Lying Kind for the Royal Court and Royal Hunt of the Sun and The Rose Tattoo for the National Theatre. His television credits include Trial and Retribution, Criminal Justice and Spooks and his film credits include Dirty Pretty Things and Closer to the Moon.
Trevor Fox GordonTrevor has previously worked with Jeremy Herrin in Toast, Two's Company and NE1 for Live Theatre Company. His other theatre credits include The Pitmen Painters for the National Theatre, on Broadway and at the Duchess Theatre, The Cherry Orchard for Oxford Stage Company and Billy Elliot The Musical at the Victoria Palace Theatre. His television credits include Diamond Geezer, Northern Lights and Doctors and on film his credits include Billy Elliot, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason and Sub Zero.
John MacMillan CastroJohn was nominated for the Ian Charleson award for his roles in Hamlet at the Donmar Warehouse and Macbeth at the Royal Exchange Theatre. He was last at the Almeida in The Last Days of Judas Iscariot and was previously seen in Cheek by Jowl's production of Cymbeline. His television credits include Silk, Hustle and Sherlock. His film credits include The Dark Knight Rises, Hanna and Heartless.
Sally RogersSallySally's theatre credits include The Duchess of Malfi, Billy Liar and The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui for the National Theatre as well as Uganda and The People are Friendly at the Royal Court. Her television credits include Little Britain, Come Fly with Me and Attachments. Her film credits include Top Dog, A Demon in My View and A Short History of Ten Pin Bowling.
Director Jeremy HerrinDesign Robert Innes HopkinsLighting Neil AustinSound Ian DickinsonComposer Paul EnglishbyCasting Julia HoranFight Director Bret YountAssistant Director Daniel Raggett
Matthew DunsterWriterMatthew is a director, playwright and actor as well as an Associate Director at the Young Vic Theatre. Writing for the stage includes: The Most Incredible Thing (with The Pet Shop Boys / Javier de Frutos, Sadler's Wells); 1984 (adaptation); You Used to Tell Me; The Glazier; Two Clouds Over Eden; The Band; You Can See The Hills (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester).Writing for BBC Radio 4: Depth of Field; Poor Echo.Direction for the stage includes: A Midsummer Night's Dream (summer 2012, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre); Saturday Night Sunday Morning (also adaptation); Macbeth (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester); The Two Gentleman of Verona (Royal & Derngate, Northampton); Doctor Faustus; The Frontline (Shakespeare's Globe); Mogadishu (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester / Lyric Hammersmith); Love the Sinner (National Theatre); Testing the Echo (Out of Joint); The Member of the Wedding; Some Voices (Young Vic); Love and Money (Young Vic / Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, nominated for Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre); Cruising (The Bush); Project D: I'm Mediocre (The Work); Port Authority (Liverpool Everyman).Direction for BBC Radio 4: Love and Money.
Jeremy Herrin DirectorJeremy is Associate Director at the Royal Court.Theatre includes: Haunted Child; The Heretic; Tusk Tusk; The Priory; Kin; The Vertical Hour; That Face; (Royal Court); Death and the Maiden (Comedy Theatre); Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare's Globe); South Downs (Minerva Theatre); Off The Endz (Jerwood Theatre); Merble (The Abbey Theatre, Dublin); Family Reunion (Donmar Warehouse); Blackbird (Market Theatre, Johannesburg); Gathered Dust and Dead Skin; The Lovers; Dirty Note; Our Kind Of Fun; Sudden Collapse in Public Places; Toast; Smack Family Robinson; Attachments; From the Underworld; The Last Post; Personal Belongings; NE1; Knives in Hens (Live Theatre, Newcastle); Statement of Regret (National Theatre).Film includes: The Inventor; Linked; Dead Terry; Warmth Cold Ceiling.Radio includes: Flare Path; The Vertical Hour.
Robert Innes HopkinsDesign Robert studied Theatre Design at Nottingham Polytechnic and graduated in 1991.Theatre includes: Bingo (Young Vic and Chichester); Swallows and Amazons (Bristol Old Vic / West End / UK tour); Goodnight Mister Tom (national tour); Wanderlust; The Priory; Tusk Tusk; Redundant (Royal Court); Clybourne Park (Royal Court / West End); Dunsinane (Royal Shakespeare Company); Wallenstein; Carousel (Chichester Festival Theatre) and many others.Opera includes: Prince Igor (Opernhaus Zurich); Heart of Darkness (ROH2); Tristan und Isolde (Den Norske Opera); Parsifal (Estonian National Opera); Xerxes (Stockholm Royal Opera); The Rape of Lucretia (Snape Maltings); Billy Budd; Peter Grimes; Wozzeck (Santa Fe Opera); Carmen (Bolshoi Theatre); Lohengrin (Grand Théâtre de Genève); Rigoletto (Lyric Opera of Chicago); Betrothal in a Monastery (Glyndebourne Festival); The Bartered Bride (Opera North); Die Soldaten (Ruhr Triennale / Lincoln Center Festival).Future work includes: Nabucco (De Vlaamse Opera); Lohengrin (San Francisco Opera).Robert's awards include Opernwelt Set Designer of the Year (2007) for Die Soldaten.
Neil AustinLightingFor the Almeida: Mrs Klein; Judgment Day; The Homecoming; Marianne Dreams; Dying For It; Tom & Viv; Romance; Macbeth.Olivier Award for The White Guard at the National Theatre. Tony Award & Drama Desk Award for Red at the Golden Theatre, Broadway.Theatre includes: She Stoops to Conquer; The Veil; The Cherry Orchard; Women Beware Women; London Assurance; England People Very Nice; The Observer; Oedipus; Her Naked Skin; Philistines; The Man of Mode; Thérèse Raquin (National Theatre); Hamlet; Madame de Sade; Twelfth Night (Donmar West End); The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee; King Lear; Passion; Red; A Streetcar Named Desire; Piaf; Parade; Frost/Nixon; The Wild Duck; After Miss Julie; Caligula (Donmar Warehouse); The Sunshine Boys; South Downs/The Browning Version; Death and the Maiden; Betty Blue Eyes; The Children's Hour; Dealer's Choice; No Man's Land (West End); The Faith Machine; Tusk Tusk; Flesh Wound; Trust (Royal Court); Evita; Hamlet; The Seafarer; Frost/Nixon (Broadway).Dance includes: Cinderella (New Adventures); As One; Rhapsody (Royal Ballet).
Ian Dickinson SoundFor the Almeida: A Delicate Balance; Mrs Klein.Theatre includes: South Downs/The Browning Version; Absent Friends (Harold Pinter Theatre); Bingo; Love and Money; Senora Carrar's Rifles (Young Vic); Haunted Child; Spur Of The Moment; Wig Out!; Now or Later; Rhinoceros; Krapp's Last Tape; Drunk Enough to Say I Love You; Piano/Forte; Motortown; Ladybird; Herons (Royal Court); Betrayal; The Misanthrope (Comedy Theatre); Jerusalem (Royal Court / Apollo Theatre / Broadway); Cause Célèbre (The Old Vic); Top Girls (Chichester / Trafalgar Studios / Tour); Mogadishu (Manchester Royal Exchange / Lyric Hammersmith); 13; Season's Greetings; After the Dance; Our Class; All's Well That Ends Well; Death and the King's Horseman; Harper Regan; The Hothouse; Pillars of the Community (National Theatre); John Gabriel Borkman (Abbey Theatre / BAM); Pieces of Vincent (Arcola); 1984; Macbeth; Port; As You Like It; Poor Superman; Martin Yesterday; Fast Food; Coyote Ugly (Manchester Royal Exchange); The Rise And Fall of Little Voice (Vaudeville); Othello; Much Ado About Nothing; Night of the Soul (RSC); Testing the Echo; King of Hearts (Out of Joint); The Seagull (Royal Court / Broadway); Rock 'n' Roll (Royal Court / Duke of York's / Broadway); A Few Good Men (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Shining City (Royal Court / Gate Theatre Dublin); Hitchcock Blonde (Royal Court / Lyric West End).Opera includes: Don Giovanni (ENO).
Paul EnglishbyComposerFor the Almeida: Marianne Dreams.Theatre includes: Written on the Heart; Cardenio; Twelfth Night; Hamlet; Love's Labour's Lost; A Midsummer Night's Dream; Sejanu (RSC); The Importance of Being Earnest; Travesties; Wuthering Heights (Birmingham Rep); The Giant; Anna in the Tropics; Yellow Man (Hampstead Theatre); Sugar Mummies; Blood (Royal Court); The Game of Love and Chance; Private Lives (Salisbury Playhouse); Longitude (Greenwich Theatre); Three Sisters; Romeo and Juliet; South Downs (Chichester Festival); The Thief of Baghdad; Pleasures Progress (Royal Opera House).Television includes: Inside Men; Luther; Good Cop; Page Eight; Outcasts; Hamlet; An Englishman in New York; The Score; History of Football; Human Jungle; Pictures on the Piano; Hidden Voice; Living with the Enemy; Dancing on the Edge (as Arranger).Film includes: An Education; Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day; Confetti; Magicians; Ten Minutes Older; The Enlightenment.Paul was awarded back-to-back ASCAP awards for his scores to the films Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day and An Education. His score for the David Hare's Page Eight has been nominated for this year's Ivor Novello Awards. Paul is an Associate Artist at the RSC.
Bret YountFight DirectorFor the Almeida: House of Games; Ruined.Theatre includes: Death and The Maiden; Absent Friends (Pinter Theatre); Moon on a Rainbow Shawl; Double Feature; Men Should Weep (National Theatre); The Recruiting Officer (Donmar Warehouse); Clybourne Park (also Wyndham's); Belong; Posh (also Duke of York's); Our Private Life; Redbud; Spur of the Moment; Disconnect (Royal Court); A Streetcar Named Desire (Liverpool Playhouse); MacBeth (Liverpool Everyman); Faith and Cold Reading; Inheritance (Live Theatre, Newcastle); Bedroom Farce (national tour); Eigengrau; Like a Fishbone; The Knowledge (Bush Theatre); Shraddha; Piranha Heights; This Isn't Romance (Soho Theatre); Too Much Pressure; Babylone (Belgrade Theatre, Coventry); A Clockwork Orange; Shalom, Baby!; The Graft; Two Women (Theatre Royal, Stratford East); The Lieutenant of Inishmore (Curve, Leicester); The Caretaker (Liverpool Everyman Playhouse / Trafalgar Studios); Category B; The Great Game (Tricycle Theatre); Annie Get Your Gun (Young Vic); The Fastest Clock In The Universe (Hampstead Theatre); The House Of Special Purpose (Chichester Festival Theatre); The Harder They Come (Playhouse Theatre, London / Barbican / Toronto);Film and television includes: Troy; The New Girl; Shades of Beige; Against All Odds; Blue Peter. Daniel RaggettAssistant DirectorAs a director: The Seagull (Bloomsbury Theatre); Close (Arcola Theatre); Mr Kolpert (Csoco, Edinburgh).As an assistant director: Romeo & Juliet (Headlong / tour); Macbeth (Bloomsbury Theatre).
Previews Thu 17 - Wed 23 May Press Night Thu 24 May (7pm) Evening performances 7.30pm Saturday matinees 2.30pm from 26 May Wednesday matinees 2.30pm on 30 May & 20 June Running time is approximately 2 hours 35 minutes, including one 20 minute interval. Latecomers may not be admitted; likewise if you leave the auditorium during the performance you may not be able to return.SPECIAL EVENTSHappy Mondays 21 May Talkback Mon 11 June (post performance) ASSISTED PERFORMANCES Captioned Tue 26 June, 7.30pm Audio-described Sat 23 June, 2.30pm (Touch Tour at 1pm)
£8, £16, £24, £32 See seating plan for further details Previews £8, £16, £22, £26 Concessions* (Jobseekers Allowance, Full-Time Students, Over 60s) Mon – Thu evenings £16 (normal price £22 / £24) Wed & Sat matinees £16 (any seat in the house) Deaf and disabled patrons* All performances £16 (any seat in the house) Islington First* Discounted tickets if you live or work in Islington Thu 17 - Tue 29 May £20 (best available) More infoUnder 30s* Valid on all Mondays of the run £16 (best available) More info Young Friends of the Almeida Happy Mondays £3 More infoEducational Group Bookings Partner schools £12 Other UK state schools £20 Visit the Education section of our website to find out more about these and how to book *All concessions are subject to availability and proof of eligibility must be presented when booking and collecting tickets.


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