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Surviving is his wife: Frances (Peters) Wertz, of Denver; five children: Paula Wertz, of Lancaster; Paul E., Jr., husband of Tina (Hehnly) Wertz, of Denver; Harry C. Wertz, fiancée of Kim Schoener, of Denver; Tammy, wife of Robert W. Ferrell, of Stevens; and Jason L., husband of Christine (Bentley) Wertz, of Denver; 11 grandchildren; two brothers: Raymond, of Narvon; and Joe, of Morgantown; and two sisters: Patsy Hooper and Doris Fryberger, both of Narvon.
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When should a child be left home alone?
Whenever local districts cancel school because of extreme weather, I can count on at least a few calls or e-mails with a perennial parenting question:
How old is old enough to stay home alone?
First, the facts: Kansas law does not specify how old a child must be to stay home alone. Child abuse statutes outlaw neglect that puts a child in danger — including, potentially, leaving a young child unsupervised — but there is no legal definition of an unsupervised child.
That means no hard-and-fast rules, which means no easy answers for parents trying to make that call.
Not surprisingly, experts differ. The National Safe Kids Campaign recommends that no child under 12 be left home alone. The Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services says 10 or 11 is a reasonable age, depending on a child's maturity level. Many states and cities have guidelines — not laws — that mention ages ranging from 9 to 12.
Lenore Skenazy, author of "Free-Range Kids," a book, blog and anti-helicopter-parent movement, argues that most parents are unreasonably paranoid and that most kids could use a little more freedom. The issue, she writes, "is not whether a child is left alone, or even what age, but under what circumstances."
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Some things to consider:
* Kids with developmental delays, behavioral disabilities or emotional problems should not be left alone. Nor should any child who is impulsive or fearful of being left alone.
* Leave your child for short periods at first — just five or 10 minutes. As they prove themselves capable, make it for longer periods of time. (So an eight-hour snow day probably isn't a good "first run" for staying home alone.)
* Leave a phone number where you can be reached. Call home occasionally to check on your child.
* Prepare your child for staying home alone. Think of possible scenarios and ways he or she should handle them. Discuss big ones — fire, tornado, intruder, etc. — but don't forget minor things, such as an overflowing toilet.
* Be specific in discussing your expectations and how you would like your child to use her time. For example: Is the TV allowed? Should she answer the phone? Can she use the computer? Go outside? Go to friends' or neighbors' houses?
* Consider enrolling your child in a personal safety class. The Red Cross offers a one-day baby-sitter's training course for children 11 and older that teaches how to handle emergencies, prevent accidents and administer first aid and rescue breathing. For more information or to enroll, call 316-219-4060.
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Doing some thinking the other day I can see some serious dangers associated with -EDIT-PSI mode in the event of a burst line or a pressure relief (on a receiving engine pump panel intake or an aerial relief valve) valve popping causing the governor to speed the engine up and trying to maintain the pressure.
I can see the point about having the source engines in RPM, I also see this is probably a necessity in relay in order to prevent all the pumps from fighting each other. In a relay, I am thinking the only rig that need be in PSI mode would be the attack end engine?
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"And in PSI mode you can get wide fluctuations in pressure if you have a incoming feed line particularly from another pumper or nurse tanker.Better to use rpm in those instances. T.C."
The above issue was one we struggled with and with some help from Class 1 we figured it out. Tankers are used extensively in my FD, and are equipped with governors as well as the engines. We instruct our engineers to utilize RPM mode unless thay are the attack engine - actually pumping handlines, ladderpipe, fdc, etc. The attack engine must provide pressure control (PSI mode) but this is not required of supply apparatus. In fact, a governor eqipped tanker supplying a governor equipped engine both in PSI will induce oscillations in the pressure of both engines. It's like to governors are constantly adjusting to compensate for the other one doing the same thing. It's weird, but we stopped it with the procedure I described above.
We also instruct engineers to use RPM mode when:
Drafting (until a draft is established then change to PSI mode)
Charging LDH hose (when charged change to PSI if you are the attack engine)
Supplying another engine in relay
When pumping with low residual pressure (less than 10, and I know what NFPA says about this)
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The Federal Tax Implications of Bush v. GorePaul L. CaronPepperdine University - School of Law March 15, 2001 Washington University Law Quarterly, Vol. 79, p. 749, 2001 Abstract: About the only thing that all of the Justices of the Supreme Court agreed upon in the recent Bush v. Gore decision was the general principle that federal courts should defer to state courts on matters of state law. As Justice Breyer put it in his dissent, the Justices only differed as to whether "this case [was] one of the few in which we may lay that fundamental principle aside." But federal courts regularly lay aside that fundamental principle in tax cases. Where the Internal Revenue Code expressly incorporates state law, federal courts in a tax proceeding frequently must decide how much weight to give to a state court ruling on state law. In 1967, the Court relied on the Erie doctrine in Commissioner v. Estate of Bosch in requiring federal courts to give "proper regard" to state court decisions. Although in theory the "proper regard" standard appears consistent with the Bush v. Gore deference principle, this Article shows that in practice the federal courts instead have given "no regard" to state court decisions in concluding in over one-half of the cases applying Bosch over the past thirty-four years that the state court judge had misapplied state law. The enormous interest generated by the Bush v. Gore decision makes this a particularly propitious time to re-visit this nettlesome question of federal tax law. The Article argues that the federal courts should return to the Erie roots of the "proper regard" test in order to give effect to the Bush v. Gore deference principle. If this approach is followed, the Bush v. Gore decision will leave a more lasting imprint in the federal tax law than in constitutional or election law. Number of Pages in PDF File: 57 Keywords: Tax, Bush v. Gore, Erie JEL Classification: H20, H24, H29 Date posted: March 22, 2001Suggested CitationContact Information
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Taylor Thomas, Tiana (I), Others, Millian Blu, Isabella (I)
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Has anyone ever mentioned what a pain in the ass it is to track down full cast credits in an Evasive release? Is it company policy to ignore the male performers? So be it. T.T.'s anonymous Nubian crew finds enough big azz to rival the size of their horse-hung cocks ... that's the bottom line.
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Rail markets in the MENA region are booming
The Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region is currently one of the world's fastest growing markets for rail with over $156 billion worth projects planned or under way in the region, a senior official at Bechtel said.
Mena region's mainline rail network is set to almost double in size over the coming decades, while metro, tram and monorail track lengths will increase tenfold, said Dr Amjad Bangash, managing director, Rail at Bechtel, one of the world's leading engineering, procurement and construction companies.
The planned projects will provide 34,000 km of rail tracks, covering a landmass of 15 million sq km, he said.
Saudi Arabia has the most projects planned or under way in the Arab region, at an estimated cost of $31 billion. Other markets with more than $10 billion of projects are the UAE and Kuwait with $14 billion worth of projects each and Qatar and Iraq with $13 billion worth of projects each.
Growth in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) rail market will be the main driver of the sector's growth internationally, said Dr Bangash.
Despite the global economic downturn, multi-billion dollar mega-projects planned or under construction in the GCC are propelling this momentum of growth which, according to a recent report by UNIFE (European Rail Industry), will continue until 2018. In the last three years, the sector grew by 9.6 per cent internationally and is expected to continue on the same trajectory until 2018, with a further growth of 16.2 per cent, mainly driven by rail projects in the GCC states, he said.
Bechtel, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary in the UAE this year, boasts a century of rail and transit experience and more than 12,000 km of track, designed and built. This includes Britain's first High Speed rail line in London which connects central London to the Channel Tunnel and dramatically cuts travel time between London and the European continent, as well as both multi-billion development programs of Crossrail, also in London and Korea's High Speed Rail.
Dr Bangash, who has been working for Bechtel for 20 years and was recently project director for Bechtel at the Khalifa Port and Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi (KIZAD) project in the UAE, said the freight market is a key driver for the development of the GCC rail network.
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Katharine Weymouth
Katharine Bouchage Weymouth[1] (b. 1966) is the former publisher of The Washington Post[2] and chief executive officer of Washington Post Media. She resigned effective Oct. 1, 2014, one year after Amazon.com's Jeff Bezos took over ownership of the newspaper company.
Early life and education[edit]
Weymouth grew up on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York City[3] and attended The Brearley School, Harvard College/Radcliffe College, Oxford University, and Stanford Law School.[4]
While an associate at Williams & Connolly, a prominent law firm in Washington, D.C.,[4] Weymouth went to work as an assistant counsel of the Post in 1996.[3] She later became the head of advertising.[4]
Weymouth was named publisher of the Post and chief executive officer of Washington Post Media on 7 February 2008, succeeding Boisfeuillet Jones, Jr.[2] It has been presumed that she will succeed her uncle Donald E. Graham, currently the chairman of The Washington Post Company, when he retires. According to The New York Times in 2008, she was then the "palpable heir".[2]
Among her first actions as publisher was hiring Marcus Brauchli as executive editor and placing him in charge of both newspaper and the website (the previous editor had not been in charge of the website). The hire from outside the organization "surprised the newsroom. ... Brauchli ... had accepted a large payout and resigned from his previous job, running The Wall Street Journal under its new owner, Rupert Murdoch", as a 2012 Times account put it. The 2012 account outlined signs and reports that more recently her relationship with Brauchli may have "cooled" and noted that Raju Narisetti, whom Brauchli had brought with him from the Journal as a close partner "in the digital reinvention of the newsroom", had left the Post in January. However, the Times also said that "[b]y one important measure, The Post's efforts are paying off. Recently, it has averaged 19.6 million unique visitors a month, according to comScore, making it the second-most-visited American newspaper Web site, behind that of The New York Times." [3]
Private dinner salon initiative[edit]
On July 3, 2009, The Politico website uncovered the story that Weymouth had planned a series of exclusive dinner parties or "salons" at her private residence, to which she had invited prominent lobbyists, trade group members, politicians and business people.[5] The cost of attendance to the parties was up to $250,000 per individual, with the events being closed to the press and the public. Politico's revelation sparked controversy in Washington, as it gave the impression the parties' sole purpose was to allow a select group of Washington insiders and business people to purchase face time with Post reporters.[6]
Almost immediately following the story, Weymouth cancelled the salons and blamed the entire incident on the Post's marketing department.[7] The backlash also prompted David G. Bradley, publisher of The Atlantic, to admit that he hosts similar off-the-record discussions at his home and office at the Watergate[citation needed] and in 2012, looking back on the incident, the Times said that "magazines host similar conferences all the time".[3] However, it is unheard of to charge as much as $250,000 per person (if anything at all) for such an event.
On September 2, 2014, it was announced that she would resign as publisher in October 2014, and the position will be assumed by Politico's founding CEO Fred Ryan.[8]
A granddaughter and namesake of long-time Washington Post chairwoman and publisher Katharine Graham (d. 2001), Weymouth is a daughter of political columnist and publishing heiress Lally Weymouth and the architect Yann R. Weymouth. Her mother's family owned the newspaper from 1933, when it was purchased by her great-grandfather Eugene Meyer,[9] until it was sold to Jeff Bezos in 2013.[10] Weymouth is the fifth member of her family to have held the publisher position.[3]
Weymouth married lawyer Richard Alan Scully on 25 July 1998.[1] The couple had three children, Madeleine, Beckett, and Bridget, and later divorced. [4]
Weymouth is a niece of Tina Weymouth, a former member of the band Talking Heads.[4] One of her ancestors is the Breton writer Anatole Le Braz. [11]
- Jaffe, Harry. "Katharine the Second", Washingtonian, August 1, 2008.
- Profile of Katharine Weymouth, Condé Nast Portfolio, August 2008.
- ^ a b "WEDDINGS; Ms. Weymouth And Mr. Scully". New York Times. 1998-07-26. Retrieved 2008-07-08.
- ^ a b c Pérez-Peña, Richard (2008-02-08). "Washington Post Names Publisher". The New York Times. Retrieved 2008-07-05.
- ^ a b c d e Peters, Jeremy W. (2012-02-11). "A Newspaper, and a Legacy, Reordered". The New York Times. Retrieved 2012-02-12.
- ^ a b c d e Samuelson, Ruth, Mary Clare Fleury, Leslie Milk, Larry Van Dyne, Drew Bratcher and Alicia C. Shepard (2007-10-01). "Powers That Will Be". Washingtonian. Retrieved 2008-07-08.
- ^ The Politico: "Washington Post Cancels Lobbyist Event Amid Uproar"
- ^ "Pay-for-Chat Plan Falls Flat at Washington Post", The New York Times, July 3, 2009.
- ^ "WaPo Salons Sell Access to Lobbyists", The Atlantic July 2, 2009.
- ^ "Publisher of The Washington Post Will Resign", The New York Times, September 2, 2014.
- ^ "The Washington Post: Timeline". Washington Post. Retrieved 2008-07-08.
- ^ Fahri, Paul (October 1, 2013). "The Washington Post Closes Sale to Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos", The Washington Post, ISSN 0190-8286; retrieved October 1, 2013.
- ^ http://www.letelegramme.fr/ig/generales/regions/bretagne/heritage-d-anatole-le-braz-aux-talking-heads-31-08-2012-1821812.php
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Beginner needs your help w board and size!
I am 6'3 180 w shoe size 11 AND last season was my first time snowboarding. I snowboard in Catalooche NC and was able to go on green area. Went about 4 days and fell in love with snowboarding... plan on doing it atleast 10 days this time and going on at least blue area of the park. I also plan on making a trip to snowshoe WV (not sure if that matters).
I am looking to buy my own equipment for the upcoming season and been trying to do research on my own. However keep getting different board sizes and the number of board brands is a bit overwhelming. I am a college student and on a budget but at same time i dont want to get something crappy. The sizes i have been recomended range anywhere from 159W to 165W so i am not sure what size i should get. Thanks for the help in advance. |
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Go buy boots first, you probably don't need a wide board. After you get boots then you will know what board width and binding size will be right for what you have.
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Hi Weezy,
Stoked that you are loving boarding! There is no such thing as a rider's size. By that I mean you will not have a single tip to tip centimeter size that will work well for you on every (or even most) models. This relatively unimportant measurement will vary greatly by model and what rider spec and type of riding the individual deck was designed for. It is a much better practice to look for models that suit you riding style and then look at the manufacturer spec for that model (what weight and foot size it was designed for). Also, coming here and asking for specific suggestions is a great way to get some ideas. Did you have any particular brands that interested you? We can all make some solid suggestions for you within your preferred brands. Thanks!
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^^^ this is all true and I would listen. Do NOT get a 165 though. At your weight I'd get a 156-157. I personally want to try an arbor westmark or a signal park flat but I dont get demo days and there are lots of people on here that like NS boards.
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First tanks for the replies. All i plan on doing for now is going to the mountains and getting better at riding. My goal is to be able to go on black slopes , in other words i dont plan on going to the park and learning tricks any time soon.... I am guessing i need an all mountain board. As far as the brands i dont know much about brands (only know about gnu, k2, and burton lol). I learned on rentals and the biggest board they had was a 158 and the instructor told me that that board was too small for my height. Pretty much i was hoping that some of you more experienced riders could point me in the right direction on a good board for a bigenner that is just planning on riding the board on mountain and improving his skill. I dont plan on doing any tricks any time soon lolz. |
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Size 11 is sometimes the cutoff for wide boards. If you don't mind, please measure your foot using this method: Kick your heel (barefoot please, no socks) back against a wall. Mark the floor exactly at the tip of your toe (the one that sticks out furthest - which toe this is will vary by rider). Measure from the mark on the floor to the wall. That is your foot length and is the only measurement that you will want to use. Measure in centimeters if possible, but if not, take inches and multiply by 2.54 (example: an 11.25 inch foot x 2.54 = 28.57 centimeters).
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Congratulate Jackson Wingert on His champion bred and owned female at the KS Angus Futurity and Champion SR showman
The Rowlett Family (Duck River Farm) bought a female from us in 2007 and had great success showing her. But one of the things we love most is when they go on to prove themselves as cows. That female's second calf has been numerous time champion and supreme female in Tennessee, but more importantly, was Reserve Grand Bred & Owned female at the Eastern Regional Junior show in Lousiana. She was also Intermediate champion at the NJAS Bred & Owned show in Pennsylvania.
Heath and Brooke Bergkamp and Luke Doris bought a female in 2005. She was also shown successfully, claiming division honors at numerous ROV shows. But that rewarding investment raised a heifer calf this year that was sold for more than the original purchase price and then went on to win Division 1 at the NJAS in Pennsylvania. She was owned and shown by John Jacobs.
Welcome to McCurry Angus! We are a 5th generation family owned cow/calf operation situated in the sandhill area near Hutchinson, KS. We focus on raising and developing bulls for the commercial rancher. We do not profess to be a "show ring oriented" program, however, our success with McCurry-bred females at the National Junior Angus Show, regional and state venues as well as our enjoyment of helping new Angus breeders has resulted in demand for our females. Our family is involved in all facets of the Angus business – raising cattle, involving our children in Junior Angus programs/activities and participating in leadership roles in Angus organizations/associations. We hope you will enjoy learning more about us and "who" we are. We invite you to come to south central Kansas and pay us a visit. John would love to show you the cowherd, you can see the pasture programs Andy has developed over the past 36 years and enjoy some of Mary's great home-cooking!


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OBJECTIVE: We evaluated agreement in diagnoses for bacterial vaginosis (BV), Trichomonas vaginalis (TV) and vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC) between clinicians examining the patient and performing diagnostic tests versus a clinician with access only to the patient's history and diagnostic findings from self-obtained vaginal swabs (SOVS). DESIGN: Women presenting with vaginal discharge to a sexually transmitted infections clinic provided SOVS for evaluation and completed the study and qualitative questionnaires. A clinician then obtained a history and performed speculum and bimanual examinations. Participants' history and diagnostic test results from SOVS were provided to a masked non-examining clinician who rendered independent diagnoses. Overall agreement in diagnoses and κ statistics was calculated. RESULTS: The prevalence of infections among the 197 participants was 63.4% (BV), 19% (TV) and 14% (VVC). The per cent agreement between the examining and non-examining clinician for the diagnoses of BV was 68.5%, 90.9% for TV and 91.9% for VVC. Of the 105 women diagnosed with BV by the examining clinician, 34 (32%) were missed by the non-examining clinician. The non-examining clinician missed 13 (48%) of 27 women and 12 (34%) of 35 women treated for VVC and TV, respectively. Four women who all presented with abdominal pain were diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease. CONCLUSIONS: Tests from SOVS and history alone cannot be used to adequately diagnose BV, TV and VVC in women presenting with symptomatic vaginal discharge. Cost benefits from eliminating the speculum examination and using only tests from SOVS may be negated by long-term costs of mistreatment. |
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Title: Sexually transmitted infections Volume: 89 ISSN: 1472-3263 ISO Abbreviation: Sex Transm Infect Publication Date: 2013 May |
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Giving progestin to women with polycystic ovary syndrome as a first step in fertility treatment might actually decrease the odds of conception, according to recently published National Institutes of Health research.
PCOS is a disorder in which women's ovaries produce too much androgen, which leads to irregular menstrual cycles and to overgrowth of the lining of the uterus. Women with the disorder often have trouble getting pregnant.
The hormone progestin is commonly given to cause the uterine lining to shed before women receive drugs to stimulate ovulation, according to Dr. Richard Legro of Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, a co-investigator on the study.
Women in the study, however, were four times more likely to conceive without receiving the hormone. While 20 percent of women who did not receive progestin gave birth, only 5 percent who received the hormone did.
Researchers used data from a 2007 study that had compared fertility treatments for women with PCOS. The most recent study was conducted by Dr. Michael P. Diamond of Wayne State University in Detroit, Legro and researchers at 16 institutions in the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Cooperative Reproductive Medicine Network. It was published online in the journal Obstetrics and Gynecology.
"This is obviously a startling finding, and one that needs further study to verify the cause and the extent of this potential adverse effect on treatment," Legro said in a news release.
SOURCES: Penn State Live and National Institutes of Health news releases


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How Impala Brings Real-Time, Big Data Analytics to Digital Reasoning's Users
The following post, by Sarah Cannon of Digital Reasoning, was originally published in that company's blog. Digital Reasoning has graciously permitted us to re-publish here for your convenience.
At the beginning of each release cycle, engineers at Digital Reasoning are given time to explore the latest in Big Data technologies, examining how the frequently changing landscape might be best adapted to serve our mission. As we sat down in the early stages of planning for Synthesys 3.8 one of the biggest issues we faced involved reconciling the tradeoff between flexibility and performance. How can users quickly and easily retrieve knowledge from Synthesys without being tied to one strict data model?
How-to: Use Parquet with Impala, Hive, Pig, and MapReduce
- by John Russell
- March 21, 2014
- 2 comments
The CDH software stack lets you use your tool of choice with the Parquet file format – - offering the benefits of columnar storage at each phase of data processing.
An open source project co-founded by Twitter and Cloudera, Parquet was designed from the ground up as a state-of-the-art, general-purpose, columnar file format for the Apache Hadoop ecosystem. In particular, Parquet has several features that make it highly suited to use with Cloudera Impala for data warehouse-style operations:
How-to: Implement Role-based Security in Impala using Apache Sentry
- by Brock Noland
- March 19, 2014
- 2 comments
This quick demo illustrates how easy it is to implement role-based access and control in Impala using Sentry.
Apache Sentry (incubating) is the Apache Hadoop ecosystem tool for role-based access control (RBAC). In this how-to, I will demonstrate how to implement Sentry for RBAC in Impala. I feel this introduction is best motivated by a use case.
Native Parquet Support Comes to Apache Hive
Bringing Parquet support to Hive was a community effort that deserves congratulations!
Previously, this blog introduced Parquet, an efficient ecosystem-wide columnar storage format for Apache Hadoop. As discussed in that blog post, Parquet encodes data extremely efficiently and as described in Google's original Dremel paper. (For more technical details on the Parquet format read Dremel made simple with Parquet, or go directly to the open and community-driven Parquet Format specification.)
Migrating from Hive CLI to Beeline: A Primer
- by Xuefu Zhang
- February 10, 2014
- 4 comments
Migrating from the Hive CLI to Beeline isn't as simple as changing the executable name, but this post makes it easy nonetheless.
In its original form, Apache Hive was a heavyweight command-line tool that accepted queries and executed them utilizing MapReduce. Later, the tool split into a client-server model, in which HiveServer1 is the server (responsible for compiling and monitoring MapReduce jobs) and Hive CLI is the command-line interface (sends SQL to the server).
How-to: Get Started Writing Impala UDFs
- by John Russell
- January 24, 2014
- 2 comments
Cloudera provides docs and a sample build environment to help you get easily started writing your own Impala UDFs.
User-defined functions (UDFs) let you code your own application logic for processing column values during a Cloudera Impala query. For example, a UDF could perform calculations using an external math library, combine several column values into one, do geospatial calculations, or other kinds of tests and transformations that are outside the scope of the built-in SQL operators and functions.
Impala Performance Update: Now Reaching DBMS-Class Speed
- by Justin Erickson, Greg Rahn, Marcel Kornacker, and Yanpei Chen
- January 13, 2014
- 22 comments
Impala's speed now beats the fastest SQL-on-Hadoop alternatives. Test for yourself!
Since the initial beta release of Cloudera Impala more than one year ago (October 2012), we've been committed to regularly updating you about its evolution into the standard for running interactive SQL queries across data in Apache Hadoop and Hadoop-based enterprise data hubs. To briefly recap where we are today:
How-to: Get Started with Sentry in Hive
- by Sravya Tirukkovalur
- December 06, 2013
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A quick on-ramp (and demo) for using the new Sentry module for RBAC in conjunction with Hive
One attribute of the Enterprise Data Hub is fine-grained access to data by users and apps. This post about supporting infrastructure for that goal was originally published at blogs.apache.org. We republish it here for your convenience.
Explore the Impala App in Hue
- by Hue Team
- October 11, 2013
- no comments
The following post was originally published by the Hue Team at the Hue blog in a slightly different form.
Hue, the open source web GUI that makes Apache Hadoop easy to use, has supported Cloudera Impala since its inception to enable fast, interactive SQL queries from within your browser. In this post, you'll see a demo of Hue's Impala app in action and explore its impressive query speed for yourself.
Impala App Demo
Demo: Using Hue to Access Hive Data Through Pig
- by Hue Team
- August 07, 2013
- 1 comment
This installment of the Hue demo series is about accessing the Hive Metastore from Hue, as well as using HCatalog with Hue. (Hue, of course, is the open source Web UI that makes Apache Hadoop easier to use.)
What is HCatalog?
HCatalog is a module in Apache Hive that enables non-Hive scripts to access Hive tables. You can then directly load tables with Apache Pig or MapReduce without having to worry about re-defining the input schemas, or caring about or duplicating the data's location.


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You know, it should be up to the community and fandom of what's canon and non-canon. Because apparently the people who created this universe. Just can't seem to make up their mind or that they do but they affect a lot of things. -- Submitted By: () on September 30, 2014, 5:14 am
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Oh, look like someone got a little mad at that one. lol -- Submitted By: () on September 30, 2014, 5:11 am
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Name me an Apple computer where you could make your own choices on how it should be built to operate on specific functions. Like, gaming. I hear crickets. The one and major gripe I have with Apple. Is that they have a nag for claiming ideas that were already done before them, as theirs. Sure, the technology has evolved to make them better. But, Apple wasn't the first. Take their IPod, for example. Basically it's an MP3 portable player that relies on a crappy program to put music on.
All Apple did was boost it's space so you could hold more songs on it. That was it. Then they jacked up the price to several hundred dollars. Which leads me to my other point. Does everything Apple release have to be marked for over a grand and a half? even their smallest piece of hardware is within under a grand, but near. You could find so many cheap alternatives, especially when it comes to computers, and they'll function just as if not better than anything Apple has made.
Yet Apple fans eat this up and flaunt on how they spent over $1,800 on their little Mac computer. Pfft, I can make a PC roughly a third of that price and it'll function better than any Mac on the market. Eat it, fanboys. I'd hate to be under the umbrella of a corporation that tells me when it's time to upgrade when I'M the one to decide that. -- Submitted By: () on September 30, 2014, 5:07 am
Rap (music) - Random Topics
I've had a phase where I've actually accepted Rap. I've had my select favorites: Snoop-Dogg, Dr.Dre, Ice Cube just to name a few. Lyrics mattered as much as the beats did. Now it has become nothing but flash and complete ego-stroking every inch of the way.
If you have ever watched a rap music video. You'll notice that the theme is the same exact thing. You watch one music video, you've seen them all. It hasn't changed in three decades, it just grows gradually more exaggerated every decade that passes.
They always claim that they're not in it to make money. That they're in it to make themselves heard and how hard times are. Newsflash, asshole. We know times are hard and if you're not in it for the money. How come you are going off about how big your house is, how many bitches you fuck within a week, how much drug/alcohol you get away doing everytime and how much money you make off of your so-called "music"?
I guess the times are not that hard if they're making so much money off of this genre. Which is why it's trash. -- Submitted By: () on September 27, 2014, 2:34 am
Kid Rock - Music Groups
You know, I think he acknowledged what kind of a talent he is. I'll take a lyric from one of his songs called American Badass. "I know it stinks in here, because I'm the shit!"
Yes you were and are, Kid Rock, you're the shit. The BAD kind of shit. Metallica should have sued your balls off instead of Napster for ripping their sound off from Sad But True, you talentless hack. -- Submitted By: () on September 27, 2014, 1:41 am
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NFL these days=National Felons League. No wonder I've referred to the commissioner as Badell for years. -- Submitted By: () on September 22, 2014, 7:45 pm
My Living Doll - TV Shows
A seriously obscure show that deserves a look, mostly for the interesting (and skilled) performances given by (two of my all-time favorites; Bob Cummings and (the ever elegant and beautiful Julie Newmar). Definitely, a B-level effort by the associated TV station, but, ultimately, a situation in which the final product was greater than the "sum of its parts". Fortunately, the series wasn't 'lost' (which it surely could have been). See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Living_Doll#DVD_release and for free ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ShixDbF_js ).
Seriously, check it out. Once you get past the initial (implied) sexual/baby doll presentation of Ms. Newmar, in the original first episode (admittedly, I had some difficulty with that), you'll see a very good premise for a sitcom that was cancelled far too soon... -- Submitted By: () on September 18, 2014, 9:18 pm
Jeferson Airplane - Music Groups
I love "We built this City" ! I like those good cheesy 80s hits. -- Submitted By: () on September 15, 2014, 1:59 pm
Cosby Show, The - TV Shows
Believe me, this show was the business in the 1980s. There were exit stage rights, new kids in town, puberties and unbelievable facts. The Cosby Show first boned when another Cosby kid (Sondra) was added. Cosby said they only had four children in the beginning. Then, over time, new characters like Elvin and Cockaroach were added. Cosby went through his black consciousness phase and brought Denise to Hillman. Because of the actors hair, Cockaroach was no longer on the show. The only one with steady friendships on there was Rudy. Rudy never hit it off with Bud, which was a disappointment for all. How were Cosby's parents still alive? How many grandparents were on that show?! The worst change to happen to the show was Lisa Bonet going on to star on A Different World. The show fell apart after that. Sandra became a huge word that rhymes with witch. Theo wasn't as lovable after he hit puberty. His charm wore off. Rudy grew a mustache and Vanessa had her share of terrible hairdos. The fish was tailless once Denise's husband Martin and Raven Simone joined the ensemble. Raven brought nothing to the show and Theo bloomed into an intelligent young man over night. Of course, I was as heartbroken as Dwayne Wayne was over my crush marrying plain old Martin. There were still some good episodes here and there, but it wasn't as good as it was at first. Over the summer of 90, we were informed through TV Guide that yet aaanother person was coming to stay in the Huxtable household. Who else but Erica Alexander as, the never mentioned before season 7, Cousin Pam. She was brought on to be like an urban Cosby kid. The premise failed because Pam's friend, Charlamane, had a voice which sounded like nails on a chalkboard. The last episode aired after the LA Riots coverage, if I remember correctly. Theo graduated which served as the final fact that Heathcliff was an excellent well educated father. All in all, it was a good show, but the show went in too many different directions. -- Submitted By: () on September 13, 2014, 8:48 pm
DuckTales - TV Shows
I agree that the show was weakened by the gimmicky characters, but I don't think it enough to call it a Fish Boner. I do remember missing some of the neglected early characters like Gyro in the 2nd season, though. -- Submitted By: () on September 3, 2014, 12:59 am
Girlfriends - TV Shows
Monica is annoying. I don't know what the hell the writers were thinking when putting her in more episodes. Wait, yes I do, they thought that maybe the viewers would be too dumb to notice that they were trying to use her to fill Toni's spot. News flash, you can't introduce Monica to us as being this evil golddigger villian who seduced William and hates all the Girlfriends, then 3 seasons later expect everybody to just embrace her like she's been their homegirl since Day 1. WTF? "Let's make Joan and Monica suddenly become BFF's! Since Toni's gone, they'll suddenly be pals!" -- Submitted By: () on September 1, 2014, 3:46 pm
Dark Shadows - TV Shows
When I was young, I really enjoyed the show, basically though most of it's run up until at least the final parallel time arc, but in hindsight and having rewatched it, I have to revise that radically, and many fans will probably disagree with me. I believe the show jumped the shark when instead of being about Victoria Winters it became the adventures of Barnabas and Julia. And then several times they attempted to recreate the 1795 story line (the height of the series) in different times, with ever declining originality. It's been popular to say that the show didn't 'really' take off until Barnabas, but after they repeat plots for the 2nd or even 3rd time I started to miss the first couple hundred episodes that had more character build up and not nearly as much supernatural elements. -- Submitted By: () on August 25, 2014, 9:12 pm
Air America Radio - Random Topics
Actually it's the opposite--most people start off liberal when they're young and don't know any better, and then when they get jobs and families and have to pay taxes and worry about what their kids are being exposed to they make the switch because they realize all that liberal pie in the sky stuff doesn't fly in the real world. Kinda like the guy who sowed his oats in high school and college who turns into Mr. Abstinence when he has a daughter. -- Submitted By: () on August 20, 2014, 3:08 pm
Cosby Show, The - TV Shows
Later into the show, is it me or was everyone either paying tribute to a dead or near death jazz musician, wearing a turban and African jewelry, or otherwise highlighting something or someone as though every month were Black History Month? 20 minute long speeches by all 8 sets of grandparents about the Civil Rights movement during card games??? Granted, there is nothing wrong with a person expressing pride in their race, but I was more interested in the Cosbys and the comedy they provided the first couple of seasons, if I wanted. -- Submitted By: () on August 18, 2014, 6:06 pm
To Catch A Predator - TV Shows
"South Park" did a parody of this show where the host lures people to a house and then keeps telling them to "take a seat." When Conan O'Brien hosted the Emmys a few years ago, he was transported into various TV shows, including this one. -- Submitted By: () on July 23, 2014, 1:34 pm
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Who. The. Fuck. Cares? Yay, more unimportant celebrities to keep track of because they have money and fame! -- Submitted By: () on July 23, 2014, 2:22 am
CNN - Random Topics
For anyone who thinks CNN is unbiased, may I point you to Piers Morgan's deplorable actions after Sandy Hook? He took to the airwaves for weeks screaming that gun owners are all nuts. His town hall debate, which he monopolized and used to berate those attending with opposing viewpoints, was a shining example of his bias. Even my stepdad, who is a STAUNCH liberal, thought he had gone too far and was discrediting his position by being an asshole.
If that's not enough for you, perhaps we can include Susan Roesgen's positive meltdown at a Chicago Tea Party protest, during which she sputtered accusations of fascism and Fox News hate.
Or how about Rick Sanchez's attempts to equate pro-lifers to Westboro Baptists? How about the fact that Michael Moore still has a recurring spot on CNN? How about their plethora of left-leaning "original specials?"
Yeah, real down-the-middle there. /sarcasm
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Tyler Perry movies - Movie Series
The guy sucks and is not funny. Playing an outraged black woman really got old after a few minutes. Not to mention obnoxiously loud. -- Submitted By: () on July 14, 2014, 5:01 am
Spill.com - Websites
This site had the best movie reviews imo. Too bad it got shut down...Oh well, at least Korey and Leon (actually named Martin) are back at it with a new site named Double Toasted. -- Submitted By: () on July 3, 2014, 4:01 pm
Flash Gordon (2007) - TV Shows
Nothing in common with the traditional Flash Gordon but the name. A complete waste. -- Submitted By: () on May 29, 2014, 2:11 pm


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Four event victories highlighted the action
Crimson Tide women post highest team finish (3rd) since 1994; Tide men improve 5 spots in team standings to place 6th.
The Crimson Tide women were paced by junior Katelyn Greenleaf, who finished fourth in the women's 5k race
The Crimson Tide was one of three schools with 95 or more honorees
2014 Outdoor SeasonFinished the 5,000-meters with a time of 15:06.58 at the Border Clash ... crossed the 5,000-meter finish line in 15:11.36 to finish 17th at the Alabama Relays.2014 Cross Country
Finished eighth in the SEC Championship mile final with a time of 4:05.61 after clocking a time of 4:04.92 in the semi-finals to qualify for the final mile race ... ran an 8k time of 26:45.57 at the SEC championship to finish 75th ... Finished the Crimson Classic 8k in 27:08.04... Opened the season with an 8K time of 25:52.63 at the Asheville Cross Country Carnival.Sophomore2014 Outdoor SeasonFinished third in the 5,000 meters at the Jace Lacoste Invitational with a time of 15:03.63 ... debuted in the 10,000 meters at the Mt. SAC Relays and clocked a time of 31:40.71 ... placed 10th in the 5,000 meters with a time of 15:06.11 at the Crimson Tide Invitational ... ran a personal-best time of 14:53.72 in the 5,000 meters at the Alabama Relays.
2014 Indoor SeasonDid not compete.
2013 Cross CountryPlaced 10th at the Iowa Invitational with a 6k time of 19:01.17 ... finished as the top Crimson Tide runner and fourth overall at the Samford Dual meet to open the season with a 5-kilometer time of 16:31.59.Freshman2013 Outdoor SeasonFinished seventh at the Samford Multi Invitational in the 3,000 meters with a time of 8:52.53 ... set a new PR in the 1,500 meter at the LSU Alumni Gold with a time of 4:04.48, finishing ninth ... clocked a 4:09.53 1,500 meter time at the Crimson Tide Invitational, finishing 12th ... placed 16th in the 1,500 meters in 15:11.88 at the John Mitchell Alabama Relays.
2013 Indoor SeasonFinished eighth and set a PR at the Mark Colligan Memorial in the 3,000 meters with a time of 8:45.46 ... came in 15th in the 5,000 meters at the Indiana Relays, running a 15:25.89 ... competed in the mile at the Auburn Invitational, finishing 20th with a time of 4:23.04 ... ran 8:46.43 at the Crimson Tide Indoor Opener good enough for 15th in first collegiate race.
2012 Cross CountryWas 13th at the Crimson Tide Kick-Off on September 1 with a 6k time of 21:30.80 ... placed 92nd at the Commodore Classic on September 15 with an 8k time of 26:40.74 ... placed 42nd at the Crimson Classic on October 13 with an 8k time of 26:54.91 ... finished 104th at the SEC Championships on October 26 with an 8k time of 27:00.67 ... finished 105th at the NCAA South Regional with a 10k time of 3:11.5.Prep and PersonalFinished sixth at the 2011 4A State Cross Country Championships (16:55.1 - 3 miles) ... took top honors at the Maryland South Region Cross Country Championships ... Prince Georges County Gazette Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year ... won the 3,200 meters at the Maryland 4A State Indoor Championships and took seventh in 1,600 meters ... set personal-best timess in the 1,600 and 3,200 meters as a runner-up at the Maryland 4A State Track & Field Championships his junior year with times of 4:20.05 and 9:22.98, respectively ... is the son of Brent and Karen Ahalt ... born Dec. 17, 1993.


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Paid off car & score went down - Need to buy new car
Bare with me folks, kind of a long story here...
My fiances Nissan Pathfinder recently broke down (2 weeks ago) our last payment was the following week the vehicle needs a new transmission and radiator, smallest estimate I've received so far is ~5k! Apparently this is a common issue with these pathfinders and they extended the warranty to 100k miles, we have 106k! At this point we're just going to garage the vehicle until a used transmission pops up somewhere, afterall it's paid off!
Fast forward to today, I pulled our credit reports and our scores both went down with the car loan showing a $0 balance and status of paid or paying as agreed. Our credit is far from perfect but I was definitely not expecting our scores to go down after 5 years of perfect payments on that loan.
Here is an outline of my credit report.
AAOA - 3 years, oldest 7 years, 8 months
Util - 43% - we recently bought some new appliances at best buy for 0% interest for 3 years so this brought our utilization way up
Accounts/limits - Barclays 4,500, Macys 1,500, Best Buy $4,800, Credit One(stupid card) 975, Jared 8121
Mortgage - 2 years old, 233k balance
Auto Loan - now showing $0 balance, original loan amount of 13k
Collections - I do have 8 MEDICAL collections from my son when we did not have health insurance.
My Fiances credit report
AAOA 4 years, oldest 6 years, 7 months
Util - 73% This is due to the best buy card we spoke about above in my report,
Accounts/Limits - Best Buy $4,800 Macys $1,500
Morgage - 2 years old, 233k balance
Auto loan - same as above but also had another loan paid off successfully for 3k
Collections - medical as well
income - 75k after bonus My fiance does not work as she stays home with the kids
I guess to make a long story short I have 2 questions, any idea why our scores went down? and #2 what are the chances of us being approved for a loan on replacement vehicle? Probably looking for a chevy suburban type of vehicle and around 25-30k


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Lagotto, Shih Tzu, and Lhasa Apso Kennel in Sweden and France.
Wir sind eine kleine Familienzuchtstätte für Lagotto Romagnolo in Deutschland / Bayern. Die Prägung der Welpen ist uns sehr wichtig und somit wachsen sie bei uns mit in der Wohnung auf, werden an die täglichen Geräusche von Anfang an gewöhnt.
Doch überzeugen Sie sich selbst und besuchen uns einmal, damit Sie erleben wie unsere Lagotti Tilli, Giovanna, Alessa, Edina und in Kürze noch Nordika bei uns und mit uns leben.
We breed over 20 years Poodles, in a small breeding. The Lagotto is new in my Kennel and we like it so much.
The Kennelname - Vom grünen Fichtelgebirge- stand for much Champions.
Qärnax has approximately 25 years of experience in farming.
It is approximately 20 years of breeding Cairn Terrier and Griffon Bruxellois. Most dogs became champions. Qärnax have also imported dogs. The kennel began with Lagotto 5 years ago.
Our dogs has been selected for dog shows and character since 1989.
Bernese Mountain Dog Appenzell Cattle DogIl était une fois ....
Une bande d'amis épicuriens qui se retrouvaient régulièrement autour de bonnes tables ....
Ils apprécient les truffes (blanches et noires)...
et n'ont de cesse de les apprécier!
Mais point de truffe sans chien !!!
Et c'est ainsi qu'ils prirent comme compagnons des Lagotti.!!!
Notre élevage de Lagotto Romagnolo était né.
Puppies for sale from health-checked parents who have excellent character. We speak English and Swedish. Experience in exporting puppies.
Coton de Tuléar ChihuahuaThe Lagotto has happened in our life in 2000 after four years of waiting. There were only 20 in France at that time. Today it is still a rare breed is high and selected for tilting (search for truffles).
The Lagotto is also a great companion dog who loves his family and children. The Lagotto has become our passion.
We have a small familybreeding in our home, welove to work with
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We work with Natural Breeding and let dogs choose if they want to
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In our Kennel we also have long experience from traditional
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Welcome to email us and ask whatever you like:), if you want to
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Ps. This is the reason we work for "free matings" so
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choose the male who are most unlike her in the immunssystem so
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dogs mate free, not hold, we would have healthier litters in all
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Sweet Riverdance has been devoted to the Newfoundland breed for about 16 years old. We recently added a new breed to our Family and after about 3 years the little Italian Lagotto Romagnolo or truffel dog is another breed we closed into our heart.
NewfoundlandKan Trace kennel is home of European and World winners. Home of BIS, BISS winners and multi champions. We are breeding Weimaraners, PBGV`s, Dachshunds SS and Lagotto Romagnolo.
Weimaraner Petit Basset griffon vendéenWe breed lagotto romagnolo and rough collie. All our dogs live in close contact with the family. They are used to children and other animals. Our effort is to breed healthy dogs in compliance with FCI standards with good temperament.
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Giant nonlinear optical activity in a plasmonic metamaterial
Ren, M., Plum, E., Xu, J. and Zheludev, N.I. (2012) Giant nonlinear optical activity in a plasmonic metamaterial. Nature Communications, 3, 833-[5pp]. (doi:10.1038/ncomms1805 ). (PMID:22588295).
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In 1950, a quarter of a century after his first ever nonlinear optical experiment when intensity dependent absorption was observed in uranium-doped glass, Sergey Vavilov predicted that birefringence, dichroism and polarization rotatory power should be dependent on light intensity. It required the invention of the laser to observe the barely detectable effect of light intensity on the polarization rotary power of the optically active lithium iodate crystal, the phenomenon now known as the nonlinear optical activity, a high-intensity counterpart of the fundamental optical effect of polarization rotation in chiral media. Here we report that a plasmonic metamaterial exhibits nonlinear optical activity 30 million times stronger than lithium iodate crystals thus transforming this fundamental phenomenon of polarization nonlinear optics from an esoteric phenomenon into a major effect of nonlinear plasmonics with potential for practical applications.
Item Type: | Article |
ISSNs: | 2041-1723 (print) |
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Keywords: | physical sciences, optical physics |
Subjects: | Q Science > QC Physics T Technology > TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering |
Divisions: | Faculty of Physical Sciences and Engineering > Optoelectronics Research Centre |
ePrint ID: | 339002 |
Date Deposited: | 21 May 2012 14:00 |
Last Modified: | 28 Mar 2014 15:17 |
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1 January 2010 to 31 December 2015
URI: | http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/339002 |
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Kate Baldwin, Erin Dilly, Danny Rutigliano and the stars of Fiorello! share why audiences will fall in love with Encores! season opener and how this musical is an essential part of New York history.
All about this world premiere play starring Topher Grace and Olivia Thirlby.
May 7, 2012Musicals Tonight! brings great musical rarities back, and Cole Porter's Red, Hot and Blue is no exception. Watch the cast talk about this musical comedy and its amazing score.
October 5, 2012Meet a ragtag group of writers and artists living together in Brooklyn in this new musical.
May 22, 2012Off-Broadway's The Old Man and The Old Moon, combines live music, puppetry and theatrical effects to tell this folktale about the moon's caretaker who goes to the ends of the earth in search of his lost love.
October 10, 2012Lauren Molina and Jason Tam sing Sondheim's lesser-known songs in off-Broadway's Marry Me a Little, so we decided to test their knowledge of the musical master's catalogue, which is anything but little!
October 9, 2012Ten Chimneys, starring Carolyn McCormick and Byron Jennings, is bringing the legacy of stage actors Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne to off-Broadway's Theatre at St. Clement's. Take a trip to the legendary couple's Wisconsin estate!
October 9, 2012Get the scoop on Simon Gray's play about a closeknit group of literary-minded pals.
May 24, 2012All about Athol Fugard's powerful play about South African students during the apartheid era.
May 24, 2012Cougar The Musical is a story of empowerment, self discovery and strong drinks. We went to off-Broadway's St. Luke's Theatre to see why audiences can't get enough of the musical comedy and which young stars get these ladies going.
October 11, 2012