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Does anyone mind if I add a new rule for module pretty-printing? The current rule is "two up, rest as expr-list", which leads to things like this: (module m lang (define-syntax name ;; <-- (syntax-rules () ((_) 'ok)))) The new rule would be "two up, rest as expr": (module m lang (define-syntax mac (syntax-rules () ((_) 'blah)))) Ryan
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The New Orleans Saints' season-opening 14-9 victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Sept. 9 averaged 27.49 million viewers, the most for a prime-time NFL regular season game since a Dallas Cowboys-Green Bay Packers "Monday Night Football" game on ABC on Nov. 18, 1996 averaged 31.5 million viewers, according to figures released Tuesday by Nielsen Media Research.
Coincidentally, Brett Favre was the losing quarterback in both games.
The Washington Redskins' 13-7 victory over Dallas on "Sunday Night Football," was the second most-watched program between Sept. 6 and Sunday, averaging 25.26 million viewers.
The previous high for a "Sunday Night Football" game was 24.82 million viewers for the Sept. 20, 2009 game between the Cowboys and New York Giants, the first regular-season game at Cowboys Stadium. "Sunday Night Football" has aired on NBC since 2006
NBC had eight of the week's nine-most watched programs, which included four football pregame shows, two of which were 12 minutes or less, and averaged 11.41 million viewers.
NBC's average was the most for any network since the week of April 5-11, when CBS averaged 11.59 million viewers, helped by the most-watched NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game since 1999.
NBC also had the week's two most-watched entertainment programs -- the Tuesday and Wednesday episodes of "America's Got Talent," which were seventh and eighth overall. An episode of "America's Got Talent" has been the most-watched non-sports program 13 of the 15 weeks it has aired this summer.
CBS, which had finished first for 11 consecutive weeks, was second, averaging 6.09 million viewers. It had the week's six most-watched scripted programs, topped by "NCIS," 10th overall with 10.08 million viewers.
Fox Broadcasting was third, averaging 5.82 million viewers. Outside of its 10-minute football postgame show, "The OT," which finished sixth, averaging 13.26 million viewers, its most-watched program was a rerun of "The Simpsons," 23rd overall, averaging 6.48 million viewers.
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Survivors include grandson, Sam Cahow of Imperial, Neb.; brothers, Marlin Cahow and wife, Thuy, of Denver, Colo.; sisters, Loraine Barton of Melbeta, Neb., Bonnie Redfield of Melbeta, Neb., Alice Van Metre, Clay Center, Neb. and Thelma Pursley of Ogallala, Neb.
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In a remarkable sign of the times, a small but impressive number of CEOs have committed their companies to a series of actions aimed at improving access to information technology for people with disabilities. We commend these companies and President Clinton, who announced the effort as part of his continuing focus on the "digital divide" during a speech in Flint, Michigan on September 21.
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Mark Uslan and his colleagues look at four video magnification products to see how well these manufacturers are meeting expectations. And, finally, Jay Leventhal and Deborah Kendrick got their hands on Pulse Data's BrailleNote. I think you'll be intrigued with the improving state of CCTV and notetaker technology.
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Sep 6 2012
53 mins
Ted Garner, CEO at IT Weapons and Jeremy MacBean, Business Development Director at IT Weapons.
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Mark DeFreitas, Principal Networking Consultant at IT Weapons & David Cooper, Senior Citrix Sales Engineer at Citrix Systems
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Apr 25 2012
46 mins
Ted Garner, CEO at IT Weapons
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Mar 21 2012
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Chris Horne, Principal Virtualization Consultant at IT Weapons and David Styczynski, Channel Systems Engineer at VMware.
Do you worry about the business impact of data loss if disaster strikes? Does your DR plan depend on complicated, error-prone run books and manual processes? Do you refrain from testing your DR plan because it's expensive and difficult? If you've answered yes to these questions, then you're not prepared, and your business may be at risk.
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Chris Horne, Principal Virtualization Consultant at IT Weapons
Odds are you've already virtualized much of your server and storage infrastructure. Now you are wondering how to leverage the Cloud and realize its true benefits. All the choices available can leave you confused. When it comes to the Cloud, the direction you choose for your business can impact performance, availability, backup and disaster recovery.
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Even with the most comprehensive security appliances at work, your people can still create security holes. The actions a user takes during their day-to-day work can leave your company exposed to security breaches and allow unauthorized entry into the corporate infrastructure. Well meaning and loyal employees can inadvertently create vulnerabilities in your environment.
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Robert and Michelle KingMain Cast
- Julianna Margulies as Alicia Florrick
- Christine Baranski as Diane Lockhart
- Josh Charles as Will Gardner
- Archie Panjabi as Kalinda Sharma
- Matt Czuchry as Cary Agos
- Alan Cumming as Eli Gold
- Zach Grenier
- Makenzie Vega
- Graham Phillips
- Nathan Lane as Clarke Hayden
- Amanda Peet as Laura Hellinger
- Chris Noth as Peter Florrick
- Oliver Platt as R.D.
- Miriam Shor
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- Gary Cole as Kurt McVeigh
- Jill Flint as Lana Delaney
- James Carpinello
- Gbenga Akinnagbe
- Karen Olivo
- Amy Acker
- Sean Meehan
- Wass Stevens
- PJ Sosko
- Daniel Oreskes
- Cherise Boothe
- Bob Jesser
- Stacey Yen
- Juan Javier Cardenas
- Esme Allen
Alicia and Diane facilitate an immunity deal for an undercover cop who will testify in front of a grand jury that his fellow officers, Task Force members, have been conspiring with gang members to deal in illegal firearms. Two hours later, the cop is dead. The cop's widow files a multi-million dollar wrongful death suit against Cook County and the City of Chicago and Alicia is her lawyer. Now working for Childs, Cary offers $300,000 to settle the wrongful death suit. Alicia rejects the offer and preps for trial. Kalinda finds the cache of illegal weapons, but the Task Force officers maintain their innocence in the death of their comrade. Further investigation reveals that the cop's widow was the one who tipped off the gang member of her husband's true identity. Alicia confronts her and the widow confesses, her husband was physically abusive, beating her on a regular basis and by telling the gang he was a cop, she knew they would kill him and this was her way out for her and her children.


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This Category A listed Georgian Property suffered with a severe bulge at the pilaster and required stabilising. Helifix devised a repair specification.
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Settlement of rubble fill had caused half of a stone wall to bulge in a listed 16th century building which needed stabilising using Helifix repair methods.
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Although only some 25 years old, due to the use of incorrect wall ties during construction the outer leaf brick panels on this large commercial building were leaning outwards.
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Lowerd the volume a bit because the song was just to loud.
Yes yes i know this remix is overdone. But hey! I love it! And i tried to give it a unique twist! The original one was a Trancestep song and this one that i made is a Breakcore song!
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Billy Budd Throughout Houston Grand Opera's Billy Budd (1951), an unseaworthy mechanical gizmo spins on stage — it's an annoying mechanical platform that's supposed to be the deck of the English warship Indomitable. The thing never stops moving, even during composer Benjamin Britten's most impressionistic scene changes. But if you can ignore the hydraulic metal monster as it whirs away and just listen, you will hear a masterpiece. The opera tells the story of illiterate English sailor Billy Budd, who is pressed into service during the Napoleonic Wars. He is so good and innocent, handsome and virile, that all on board take an immediate shine to him, even Claggart, who vows to destroy him. Our hero's only imperfection is a paralyzing stutter that occurs when he's upset. When Claggart falsely accuses Billy of mutiny and he's commanded by Captain Vere to answer the charge, he can't. In frustration, he lashes out and fells Claggart with one blow. During the shipboard trial, Vere doesn't speak up in Billy's defense, and he's sentenced to hang. On his climb to the yardarm, Billy absolves the captain by shouting, "God bless Captain Vere," averting a potential mutiny. Designer Brian Thompson, under Neil Armfield's direction, confines us to an inky void with a grimy cloudscape backdrop, and of course, the aforementioned platform. But the dramatic and aural glories of Britten's superlative adaptation of Herman Melville's last, unfinished novel are abundantly on display, and it's here that HGO catches the wind. Through May 9. Wortham Theater Center, 501 Texas, 713-228-6737. — DLG
The Heiress Concisely adapted by Augustus and Ruth Goetz, Henry James's short psychological novel Washington Square (1880) became a successful Tony-winning Broadway play (1947) and then an equally successful Oscar-winning movie (1949). Writing of just one family — the rich Slopers of New York City's Washington Square — was unusual for James, who limited his usually sprawling canvas. Imbued with parental disapproval and the stifling effect of being plain in a world insistent upon beauty, the deceptively simple story takes on epic flavor. Despised by her father for lacking her dead mother's qualities and lovely outward appearance, shy and socially inept Catherine has become enamored of handsome wastrel Morris Townsend, who has swept her off her feet. Dr. Sloper, with a cruel honesty that borders on the sadistic, warns her that Morris only loves her money — for she has nothing whatever to offer any man. Is Morris sincere in his ardent declarations? Is the plain Catherine doomed to a life devoid of love? Directed with mounting tension by Jeannette Clift George, A.D. Players brings this snappily written play vibrantly to life. Sarah Cooksey is all fidgets and thumbs as ordinary Catherine, who, through love and love denied, is frighteningly transformed into the very thing she most abhors, her father. Marty Blair makes a most charismatic Morris, sparkling and bright as fool's gold. Lee Walker supplies the emotionally distant Dr. Sloper with a terrifying heart of ice. And Christy Watkins bustles and frets most wonderfully as busybody Aunt Lavinia. The handsome set by Mark Lewis and the eye-catching costumes by Patty Tuel Bailey add luster to this production's genuine shine. Through June 1. 2710 W. Alabama, 713-526-2721. — DLG
One Flea Spare Naomi Wallace's neohistorical drama is set in London during the ravages of the Great Plague of 1665, and the pestilence is viciously mowing down Londoners without regard to social position. The wealthy Snelgraves are quarantined within their townhouse, whose windows and doors have been boarded up by authorities to prevent their leaving until the plague that has killed their servants has burned itself out. Their 28-day grace period is ending when a vagabond sailor and a young girl from the neighborhood break into the house looking for shelter. Once discovered, all four of them are trapped inside for another deadly, claustrophobic 28 days. Playwright Wallace, who's won numerous prizes for this work, has an eye for the putrid and a poet's savage tongue. Her premise is a Restoration-period No Exit: The characters are placed squarely in hell and not likely ever to get out. She plays with all sorts of themes — gender politics, economic inequality, feminism — then glosses them with an unsurpassed beauty of phrase and apt dramatic gesture. At times it can be awfully heady, but more often it's intense, revealing, and absolutely right and true. Under Patricia Duran's probing direction, the Mildred's Umbrella Theater Company cast (Bree Welch, Mark Carrier, Greg Dean, Jennifer Decker and Eric Doss) explores Wallace's surreal view with an almost visual clarity. With its hypnotic and grotesque strangeness, Flea is unlike any other play in recent memory. Through May 10. Midtown Arts Center, 3414 LaBranch, 832-418-0585. — DLG
Time of My Life English playwright Sir Alan Ayckbourn is not only one of theater's most prolific writers (some 50-plus works since 1959) but also one of its most experimental and innovative. His work is complex, captivating, a little crazy, revelatory and achingly funny, as the middle class gets its nose tweaked. Don't ever pass up an Ayckbourn. In this little jewel from Company OnStage, love and marriage get dissected, but so does time. After we meet the family of six boisterously gathered to celebrate Mom's birthday at their favorite restaurant, the scenes fragment into a series of intensifying duets — and duels. The parents (Carl Masterson and Cheryl Tanner) stay in the present, full of regret and incriminations; philandering oldest son and mousey wife (Brian Heaton and Kristi Jones Pewthers) move into the future; and spoiled youngest son and girlfriend (Norm Dillon and Renata Santoro) move backward through time, until their last scene is their first meeting. Various waiters at the restaurant pop in and out, too, all lovingly played by John Patterson. The nonchronological order of the scenes lifts what appears to be mundane and ordinary into a realm of heightened sympathy and understanding. It's quite a beautiful effect, pushed even higher by the superlative Masterson and Tanner. The exquisitely shaded performances of these two pros have it all — the faded passion, nitpicking and thousand little cuts that happen as a marriage slowly bleeds to death. If you want to experience unobtrusive acting at its finest and truest, watch these two. The same could be said of Ayckbourn's intimate, yet universal, play. Through June 7. 536 Westbury Square, 713-726-1219. — DLG


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Borderlands 2 follows the story of four new Vault Hunters as they fight to free Pandora from the clutches of Handsome Jack, the brilliant, charismatic, and utterly despicable CEO of the Hyperion Corporation. Players will fight across the whole of Pandora to stop Jack from awakening an ancient alien evil known only as "the Warrior." Their quest will bring them into contact with some familiar faces from the old game – most notably, the original four Vault Hunters: Roland, Lilith, Brick and Mordecai. They, along with some brand new characters, will help players defeat Jack, destroy the Warrior, and save Pandora.
Key Features
All-New Characters and Classes:
Four all new playable classes including the Siren, the Commando, the Gunzerker and the Assassin. Step into the role of the Gunzerker, whose highly deadly skills allow him to dual-wield any two weapons found in the game. Not only that, you will build on that skill to do more things with two guns than you ever imagined possible. Dual machine guns? Cool. Dual rocket launchers? Of course! Dual Sniper Rifles? Sure, if that's your thing! Want to try other styles? More tactical perhaps? There are multiple classes to choose from!
Play Online with Friends:
Share your adventures with friends both online and via LAN through a seamless system enabling you to drop in and drop out of a campaign without ever having to restart the game.
World Connected Story:
Left for dead in the frozen tundra of Pandora, begin your quest of revenge and redemption as the story drives you closer to the Hyperion Corporation and its evil founder, Handsome Jack.
New Badass Gun System:
Millions upon millions of possible weapons means tons of new and innovative ways to engage foes on Pandora. Fire, electricity, corrosive acid, and more will all be at your disposal.
87 Bazillion...Everything:
In addition to the new gun system, you will lust after procedurally generated shields, grenades, Relics, class mods and much, much more. And you thought the original Borderlands had a ton of loot!
Brand new environments:
From the arctic tundra, through the dangerous grasslands, past the mysterious corrosive caverns to beyond, discover more of the unpredictable world of Pandora at every turn!
Brand new enemies:
Hulking, gorilla-like Bullymongs, vicious predatory Stalkers and the Hyperion mechanical army, run by Handsome Jack, are just some of the new enemies you will face.
Customer reviews
One of my favourite games!
Dulude13 | April 18, 2015 | See all Dulude13's reviews »Not only is there great boss battles and an interesting story, there is also a lot of good comedic writing. The creators of this game are able to change how you feel about a character pretty quickly, or just keep having them annoy you! I have played a stupid amount of time in this game, and I still haven't beaten the storyline, because of all the optional side missions I choose to do! I honestly believe it's worth the investment!
In the favorite game list.
Tempest | April 8, 2015 | See all Tempest's reviews »The borderlands franchise is in my favorite game list and this installment doesn't disappoint excluding the weapons system. It has all the action and adventure you would expect from the first Borderlands with all new enemies. As for the weapons system, it was painful. I could never tell if a weapon was an upgrade or not without spending an hour in the shooting range. You get weapons that seem better until you find out they have a stability problem or similar issue. You end up ignoring it all together and just using the weapon you have. The weapons in the first installment were easier to follow. All things considered though, I completed the game and would highly recommend it to others.
Easily a Classic
bwrussell | April 7, 2015 | See all bwrussell's reviews »In a world of grey-brown serious warfare FPS, Borderlands 2 stands out as a brightly colored fart joke. In reality Borderlands 2 is much better written than a fart joke but that doesn't mean it's above them. Already we're striking right at the heart of what makes this game so popular and compelling, it's just fun, with one caveat. That is that while it's fun enough solo, the real beauty of this game is the co-op play. Stepping back a little, at it's core Borederlands 2 is an open world FPS. Layered on top are some RPG like skill trees and quest system and topped off with a heavy dose looting and, if it interests you, loot grinding. This brings us to the guns, who's quantity is accurately described as a plethora. To some extent all the gun drops feature some randomization, which is where the grinding can come in. The stat randomization also extends to your shield, grenade mod, class mod, and relic. This mean gameplay typically breaks down into: Travel to quest location, complete objective while killing many things, spend some quality time in your inventory comparing gear and doing math in your head, repeat. This might start dragging on pretty quick but the varied enemies, colorful world (with it's timeless cel shaded style), unique NPCs, compelling story, and spot on humor do more than enough to keep the game a joy. While best experienced with 3 friends, Borderlands 2 as enough to offer most any player that it's not necessary. Which is good because it's a game that everyone should play.
A weird, but an awesome game
Armannn | March 25, 2015 | See all Armannn's reviews »There are many things that made Borderlands 2 be one of those great shooters when it first came out: a very interesting planet, strange characters, a lot of cool missions and many "awards". Sadly, in the second part of the game there's almost no novelties, but all the things are still here and seem to be much better than in the previous game. The most impactful difference would be that Pandora now looks much better. Once, planets used to be inhabited by only "barbarians" and beasts. Well, actually, planets are still inhabited by the same beasts with the only difference that in Borderlands 2 it doesn't look lonely thanks to the fun characters that have been put in the game. Some great characters have been added to the game, like the arrogant Handsome Jack and Tiny Tina. The story is full of Jack searching for a tomb in which is hidden something very valuable (I ain't telling any details). Luckily (for him), he's got some robots and criminals to help him. Overall a pretty nice game which you can enjoy playing.
GatsuRage | March 23, 2015 | See all GatsuRage's reviews »Great game, no need to put much time explaining why you should play it... rather to say that you MUST buy GAME OF THE YEAR version of the game, do not buy standard version! I'm dead serious!!! I know you may thing "meh not big deal, i'm sure I can have fun with the normal length of the game" You sure will, but you will be missing like 70% of extra content that this game real is about... think that the "normal" version is only 30% of the entire package what this game have to offer (needless to say you will often find the goty version on sale) >>>>GET GOTY!<<<< Regarding the game itself, tho might be "dead" with the pre-sequel being live, you will always find people to play it! everyone will be always happy to join in and have crazy dumb fun in this awesome game! (it is also 100 times more fun then the pre-sequel) That's all! Have Fun!


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"Varone has produced some of modern dance's most engrossing works. Sense and Sensitivity seep into his plotless pieces as we watch them. The viewer is ensnared." Anna Kisselgoff, New York Times
"Doug Varone and DancersJoyce Theater Season" Dance View Times, New York Edition. Review by Susan Reiter November 13, 2006
"Doug Varone and Dancers: Joyce Theater, New York" Financial Times review by Hillary Ostlere November 2, 2006
"Take Me With You" The Village Voice review by Deborah Jowitt November 1 7, 2006
"Two Fresh Varone Masterpieces Embody Loss and Joy of Coupling" Bloomberg News review by Tobi Tobias October 25, 2006
"That Doug Varone is one shifty choreographer" Newsday review by Apollinaire Scherr October 27, 2006
"Varone Steps into the Breach" The News and Observer review by Linda Belans July 7, 2006
"The Essence of Great Art" Classical Voice of North Carolina review by Kate Dobbs Ariail July, 2006
"Doug Varone and Dancers" The Washington Post review by Lisa Traiger April 17, 2006
"Doug Varone and Dancers: Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco" Dance View Times, Letter from San Francisco review by Rita Felciano April 17, 2006
"Varone DancersAlmost Airborne" ArtsSanFrancisco.com review by Paul Hertelendy April 10-17, 2006
"Doug Varone and Dancers: Castles, The Thing of the World, Rise" CultureVulture.net review by Michael Wade Simpson April 8, 2006
"Varone and Company Rise to the Occasion" Critical Dance review by Ra Hir April 8, 2006
"The Invisible Man" Backstage review by Lisa Jo Sagolla November 4, 2005
"Moving Mythology" The Village Voice review by Michael Feingold October 7, 2005
"Euridice Returns (again)" The Village Voice review by Deborah Jowitt October 17, 2005
"The New New Things" New York Magazine review by Peter G. Davis October 5, 2005
"Varone Brings Artful Vision to Presentation of Modern Dance" Buffalo News review by Steve Sucato February 28, 2005
"Varone Serves Buffet of Rich Dance" Kansas City Star review by Paul Horsley February 7, 2005
"When edgy men dance into the ring" Toronto Star review by Susan Walker November 5, 2004
"Varones Bach Exercises: Deconstructing English Puts Emotional Pieces Together" The Washington Post review by Sarah Kaufman November 4, 2004
"Varone moved by the elegance of form" timesunion.com review by Tresca Weinstein June 13, 2004
"Fearful Symmetry" Metroland review by Mae G. Banner June 1, 2004
"Madcap 'Barber of Seville' razor-sharp" Denver Post review by Kyle MacMillan Summer 2004
"A Weekend in New York" Dance View Times, Washington D.C. Edition review by Clare Croft February 5-7, 2004
"Varone's complex choreography packs punch" Boston Herald review by Theodore Bale March 6, 2004
"Varones Passionate Whirlwind: Emotions, Honest and Urgent" New York Observer review of Joyce 2004 by Robert Gottlieb February 16, 2004
"O.D.'ing on Beauty" Village Voice review of Joyce 2004 by Deborah Jowitt February 13, 2004
"Russian Romance" Danceviewnewyork.com review of Joyce 2004 by Nancy Dalva February 9, 2004
"Exhaustive Exhilaration" Newsday review of Joyce 2004 by Sylviane Gold February 7, 2004
Eye on Dance review of Joyce 2004 by Celia Ipiotis February 7, 2004
"Doug Varone reminds what dance can do with world premiere of 'Castles'" Associated Press review of Joyce 2004 by Claudia La Rocco February 5, 2004
"A Choreographer's Minimalism Reveals Its Emotional Content" New York Times review of Symphony Space 2003 by Anna Kisselgoff June 11, 2003
"Dance That's Out of This World" Newsday review of Symphony Space 2003 by Sylviane Gold June 7, 2003
"Dancing dances and telling stories" Toronto Star review of Toronto Performance by Susan Walker February 13, 2003
"Down-Home Doin's, Through Mixed Media" New York Times review of The Bottomland by Anna Kisselgoff December 9, 2002
"My Mean Old Kentucky Home" Newsday review of The Bottomland by Sylviane Gold December 7, 2002
"Doug Varone Projects His Vision With Color, Motion" Washington Post review of U of Maryland Performance by Pamela Squires September 14 , 2002
"One National Park Is Part of the Dance at Another" New York Times review of Wolftrap Performance by Stephen Kinzer August 27, 2002
"Bluegrass & Blue Grass" Washington Post review of Wolftrap Performance by Lisa Traiger August 26, 2002
"Choreography takes center stage" The News&Observer review of ADF 2002 by Susanna Rodell July 6, 2002
"Struggle for Beauty" Village Voice review of Joyce 2001 by Deborah Jowitt December 19 - 25, 2001
"Wallflower Blooms in a Loving Crowd" NY Times review of Joyce 2001 Program A by Anna Kisselgoff December 15, 2001
"Assaulting the Senses and Doing the Opposite" NY Times review of Joyce 2001 Program B by Anna Kisselgoff December 13, 2001
"In a Whirlwind of Calm and Frenzy" Newsday - New York review of Joyce 2001 by Sylviane Gold December 13, 2001
"'Ballet Mecanique' eerily reflects N. Y. tragedy" Chicago Sun-Times review of Dance Center of Columbia College Performance by Hedy Weiss October 7, 2001
"Dancing to a century of alienation" Chicago Tribune review of Dance Center of Columbia College Performance by Sid Smith October 6, 2001
"Sight, sound, spectacle" Denver Post review of Orpheus and Eurydice by Kyle MacMillan May 8, 2001
"Doug Varone and Dancers: Neither" Backstage review of Neither by Lisa Jo Sagolla January 5-11, 2001
"Peeling Down to the Core" Village Voice review of Neither by Deborah Jowitt December 13 - 19, 2001
"Within These Walls" Jewish Week review of Neither by Susan Josephs December 8, 2000
"Shadows of Our Forgotten Ancestors" The Dance Insider review of Neither by Susan Yung December 5, 2000
"Daring dances on a human scale" Boston Globe article by Karen Campbell March 5, 2004
"Works With a New Ring In the Wake of Sept. 11" New York Times preview of Joyce 2001 by Jennifer Dunning December 9, 2001
"Something Special to Say" Newsday - New York preview of Joyce 2000 by Valerie Gladstone January 2, 2000
"A Knave of hearts" TimeOut New York preview of Joyce 1998 by Gia Kourlas January 2, 2000
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COLUMBIA — Sunlight streamed through large window panes, illuminating a handful of customers who sipped coffee and traded stories at the new Uprise Bakery. On Sunday, the Uprise left its location on Broadway and moved in with the new Ragtag CinemaCafe at 10 Hitt St.
"The thing we are all most excited about is the windows," said Suzy Kympton, who has worked the counters of Uprise for nearly two-and-a-half years. Kympton said the stairwell leading to the bakery's old basement digs blocked out light to the point it made it hard to tell the time of day.
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Ten (1991)
Artist: Pearl Jam |
Song Listing
Pearl Jam released Ten on August 27, 1991. The album reached #2 on the Billboard 200 chart, sold over 12 million copies and became one of the cultural touchstones of the 1990s. Songs such as "Alive," "Black," "Even Flow" and "Jeremy" became staples of rock radio, and still make frequent appearances on the band's ever-changing concert setlists. The album was produced by Rick Parasher. Pearl Jam's 1991 lineup was Jeff Ament (bass), Stone Gossard (guitar), Dave Krusen (drums), Mike McCready (guitar) and Eddie Vedder (vocals). |
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
Pearl Jam: Eddie Vedder (vocals); Mike McCreedy, Stone Gossard (guitar); Jeff Ament (bass); Dave Krusen (drums). | |
Additional personnel: Walter Gray (cello); Rick Parashar (piano, organ, percussion). | |
Engineers: Dave Hills, Don Gilmore, Adrian Moore. | |
Recorded at London Bridge Studios, Seattle, Washington from March to April, 1991. | |
Personnel: Eddie Vedder (vocals); Mike McCready, Stone Gossard (guitar); Walter Gray (cello); Rick Parashar (piano, organ, percussion); Dave Krusen (drums); Tim Palmer (percussion). | |
Audio Mixer: Tim Palmer. | |
Recording information: London Bridge Studios, Seattle, WA (03/27/1991-04/26/1991). | |
Photographer: Lance Mercer. | |
Producer: Pearl Jam; Rick Parashar |
Artist Overview
Aerosmith | Crazy Horse | Cream | Creedence Clearwater Revival | Dead Boys | Dinosaur Jr. | Hsker D | Hurt | Jimi Hendrix | Kiss | Led Zeppelin | MC5 | Minor Threat | Neil Young | Neil Young & Crazy Horse | R.E.M. | Stevie Ray Vaughan | The Band | The Beatles | The Doors | The Rolling Stones | The Stooges | The Who
Alice in Chains | Audioslave | Better than Ezra | Blind Melon | Bush | Candlebox | Chris Cornell | Collective Soul | Counting Crows | Crash Test Dummies | Days of the New | Everclear | fIREHOSE | Foo Fighters | Fugazi | Gomez | Goo Goo Dolls | Grant Lee Buffalo | Jeff Buckley | Jerry Cantrell | July for Kings | L7 (Riot Grrrl) | Love Battery | Matchbox Twenty | Meat Puppets | Melvins | Mercury Rev | Mike Watt (Bass) | Moist | Mudhoney | Nirvana (US) | Our Lady Peace | Phoids | Red Hot Chili Peppers | Satchel (Group) | Screaming Trees | Smashing Pumpkins | Sonic Youth | Soul Asylum | Soundgarden | Sponge (Rock) | Stone Temple Pilots | Tad | The Afghan Whigs | The Black Crowes | The Frogs | The Verve Pipe | Theory of a Deadman
Candlebox | Collective Soul | Creed (Post-Grunge) | Everclear | Grinspoon | Matchbox Twenty | Moist | Paw | Revis | Seven Mary Three | Sponge (Rock) | Stone Temple Pilots | Tonic | Wellwater Conspiracy
Compilation Appearances
Surf's Up Music | |
Judgment Night (Ost) | |
Bridge School Concerts 25Th Ann Ed |
Associated Artists and Works
Copycats | |
Vitamin String Quartet | |
Mirror Ball ~ Young, Neil |
Technical Info
Release Date : 08/27/1991 | |
Original Release Date : 1991 | |
Catalog ID : ZK-47857 | |
Label : Epic Associated | |
Number of Discs : 1 | |
Studio/Live : Studio | |
Mono/Stereo : Stereo | |
SPAR Code : AAD | |
Professional Reviews
- 4 stars out of 5 -- "'Alive' hits harder; 'Black' feels broader in scope; and Eddie Vedder's soaring vocals on 'Oceans' shine brighter."
- Ranked #32 in Spin Magazine's "90 Greatest Albums of the '90s."
- Ranked #15 in Spin's list of the 20 Best Albums Of 1991.
- Included in Q Magazine's "90 Best Albums Of The 1990s."
- Included in Q's list of the 50 Best Albums Of 1992.
- 4 Stars - Excellent - "...a raucous modern rock, spiked with infectious guitar motifs and powered with driving bass and drums...may well be the face of the 90's metal..."
- Ranked #34 in the Village Voice's list of the 40 Best Albums Of 1992.
- Performance "Challenging" / Recording "Good" - "...the band sounds larger than life, producing a towering inferno of roaring guitars, monumental bass and drums, and from-the-gut vocals...the tunes here surge, ebb, and surge again..."
- "[T]hese songs are as touching today as the day they came out..."
- "With its nod to classic '70s rock in the shotgun guitars and engaging Vedder's ragged, back-to-the-wall fury dissecting a fractured family life anthem like 'Alive' and 'Jeremy' sound as relevant and impassioned today as they did on the original release."
- "The hit singles 'Jeremy' and 'Alive' wove serious lyrical subject matter to flurrying guitar solos and singer Eddie Vedder's hectoring vocals..."
- 4 stars out of 5 -- "[With] classic songwriting that wasn't afraid to wear its influences on its sleeve....The freewheeling guitars of 'Even Flow' and 'Jeremy' sounded vintage even then, so it's no surprise that they've held up so well after all these years."
- 4 stars out of 5 -- "TEN is a classic of the grunge era, its super-sized anthems and introspective mood pieces powerfully voiced by Eddie Vedder..."
- 5 stars out of 5 -- "It's an exhilarating punk howl....It's a batch of outsider's tales coursing with beefy swagger..."
- 5 stars out of 5 -- "It sounds great...from the inflammatory guitar intro to the momentous 'Once' to the final handsome drift of 'Release,' it's a resplendent thing."
Pearl JamPearl Jam rose from the ashes of Mother Love Bone to become the most popular American rock & roll band of the '90s. After vocalist Andrew Wood overdosed on heroin in 1990, guitarist Stone Gossard and bassist Jeff Ament assembled a new band, bringing in Mike McCready on lead guitar and recording a demo with Soundgarden's Matt Cameron on drums. Thanks to future Pearl Jam drummer Jack Irons, the demo found its way to a 25-year-old San Diego surfer named Eddie Vedder, who overdubbed vocals and original lyrics and was subsequently invited to join the band (then christened Mookie Blaylock after the NBA player). Dave Krusen was hired as the full-time drummer shortly thereafter, completing the original lineup. Renaming themselves Pearl Jam, the band recorded their debut album, Ten, in the beginning of 1991, although it wasn't released until August; in the meantime, the majority of the band appeared on the Andrew Wood tribute project Temple of the Dog. Krusen left the band shortly after the release of Ten; he was replaced by Dave Abbruzzese.


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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - Agenda
Thursday, September 09, 2010
AGENDA September 9, 2010 7:30 a.m. (Please turn off your cell phone during meeting) CITIZEN DISCUSSION Time for any individual to bring before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board any matter of interest they wish to discuss that is not on the agenda. (Time limit: five minutes or as may be established by the Chair) APPROVAL OF MINUTES Minutes from August 12 2010 meeting (Minutes will be posted after 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday of the week of the meeting. Website: www.springsgov.com → Agendas and Minutes → Parks and Recreation Advisory Board) PRESENTATION 1. Housing Authority STAFF REPORT 2. Staff Report Kim King, Manager, Parks Administration Kurt Schroeder, Manager, Parks, Trails and Open Space NEW BUSINESS 3. ?Art on the Run? ? Shooks Run Pocket Park Sarah Bryarly, Interim Manager, Design, Development and TOPS TOPS BUSINESS 4. Acquisition of the approximately 74.2608-acre - Sarah Bryarly, Interim Manager, 5. Recommendation to approve the acquisition of Manitou Section 16 Aimee Cox, Senior Analyst 6. TOPS Update Sarah Bryarly, Interim Manager, Design, Development and TOPS BOARD BUSINESS Ø Board Committee Reports Ø Board Members Concerns/Discussions EXECUTIVE SESSION In accord with the City Charter Art. III, §3-60(d) and the 7. Negotiations Pertaining to a Land Acquisition Matter |