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The School of Theatre and Dance at Kent State University will dedicate its new black box theatre to Louis O. Erdmann and William H. Zucchero — two celebrated emeriti faculty. The two had a direct impact on the growth and expansion of the School of Theatre and Dance over a nearly 30-year period, from the early '60s through the mid '80s.
The Louis O. Erdmann and William H. Zucchero Black Box Theatre, referred to as the EZ Theatre, is part of the new Roe Green Center for the School of Theatre and Dance. A dedication ceremony will take place on Friday, April 8, 7:15 p.m. in the Roe Green Center lobby, just outside of the theatre entrance. Following the ceremony, a combined performance of the annual Student Theatre Festival and a specially produced tribute to "Lou and Bill" will take place in the new space. The tribute is under the direction of Lou's son, Karl Erdmann, who also currently serves as the production supervisor for the School of Theatre and Dance and Porthouse Theatre. Tickets for the event are $15 per person and are available by calling the school box office at 330-672-2497 or visiting www.theatre.kent.edu. The box office is open weekdays from noon to 5 p.m. and accepts Visa, MasterCard and Discover.
During their tenure, Erdmann and Zucchero built a theatre program to nurture and develop students. The dynamic duo began the Kent State program's long and rich tradition of success. The two co-founded the popular Porthouse Theatre, which this year celebrates its 43rd season on the grounds of Blossom Music Center. Each in their own right — Erdmann on the instruction of lighting and scenic and technical designs and Zucchero on the instruction of play writing, directing and performance — combined to make momentous headway for the School of Theatre and Dance. Starting with a department offering only a B.A., they built the program into a dynamic, highly regarded School of Theatre offering four degrees — B.A., B.F.A, M.A. and Ph.D. (Dance wasn't added to the name until the mid-'90s.)
The EZ Black Box Theatre is the centerpiece of the new Roe Green Center facility. The theatre will serve a multitude of needs, including a performance space dedicated to student creative projects, such as student-directed plays and choreographed dance concerts, as well as culminating experiences, such as senior projects and musical theatre and M.F.A showcases. Serving as a primary classroom, the EZ Theatre will be used to present students' directing and playwriting projects.
When plans for the Roe Green Center were being designed and the creation of a new black box theatre was realized, it made sense that the school would begin a campaign to name the theatre for the two who had made such monumental changes to the school. The campaign quickly gained momentum when alumnus and Emmy award-winner Jeff Richmond, music supervisor/producer of "30 Rock" from NBC Universal, and alumna and Tony Award-winner Alice Ripley, star of the Broadway hit "Next to Normal," joined as co-chairpersons. Both had their lives touched by Erdmann and Zucchero. To date, the "Continue the Legacy" EZ Theatre Black Box Campaign has raised just a little over $200,000 for the naming rights of the theatre. In its final phase, the School of Theatre and Dance is still looking to raise the remaining $47,000 needed to close the campaign. Any alumni or community members wishing to donate to the EZ Theatre Campaign can visit www.theatre.kent.edu for more information or call the College of the Arts office at 330-672-2760 to donate over the phone.
"When I started my college career, it was a very exciting time at the Kent State Department of Theatre," Richmond said. "I was a freshman saxophone major at the time, and it only took a matter of days and a couple of music history classes to realize the coolest folks were down the hall. And the coolest of the cool were the two gentlemen that ran that institution and ushered in all those achievements, Lou Erdmann and Bill Zucchero."
For further information on Kent State's School of Theatre and Dance, call 330-672-2082 or visit www.theatre.kent.edu.
William H. Zucchero, '52, joined the Kent State faculty in January 1954. He served as divisional coordinator from 1972 to 1983 and was the first director of the School of Theatre during its first academic year (1983-84). He also was the co-founder of Porthouse Theatre. When he retired in 1984 with 30 years of service, Dr. Zucchero was granted emeritus status. During his faculty years at Kent State, he directed or performed in more than 75 major theatrical productions, guided 46 M.A. candidates through their thesis and served as dissertation advisor to 12 Ph.D. candidates. The theatre program grew from a modest 25 undergraduate majors to more than 200 majors at levels including B.A., B.F.A., M.A. and Ph.D. and gained national recognition for its work. Since 1984, Dr. Zucchero continued to teach, direct and act — spending eight years at California State University, Northridge, where he retired in 1992.
Louis O. Erdmann, '58, professor emeritus of theatre at Kent State, received his master's from Kent State, and then began his illustrious career as an instructor in speech and as the technical director for University Theatre. In 1966, he received his Ph.D. from The Ohio State University. Dr. Erdmann served as director of University Theatre (currently known as The School of Theatre and Dance) from 1971 until 1984. He also was the co-founder of Porthouse Theatre and served as the theatre's executive director. Dr. Erdmann was nationally recognized for his accomplishments in theatre productions at Kent State University and UW-Green Bay. His impressive and varied career in theatre included lighting design, scenic design and technical direction for hundreds of major productions at universities and nationally recognized theatres combined. At Kent State, he taught more than 40 different courses. In 1988, Dr. Erdmann was the recipient of the President's Medal.
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This Time Together is 100 percent Carol Burnett: funny, irreverent, and irresistible.
Carol Burnett is one of the most beloved and revered actresses and performers in America. The Carol Burnett Show was seen each week by millions of adoring fans and won 25 Emmys in its remarkable 11-year run. Now, in This Time Together, Carol really lets her hair down and tells one funny or touching or memorable story after another. Listening to it feels like sitting down with an old friend who has wonderful tales to tell.
In engaging anecdotes, Carol discusses her remarkable friendships with such stars as Jimmy Stewart, Lucille Ball, Cary Grant, and Julie Andrews; the background behind famous scenes, like the moment she swept down the stairs in her curtain-rod dress in the legendary "Went With the Wind" skit; and things that would happen only to Carol. Those include the prank with Julie Andrews that went wrong in front of the First Lady; the famous Tarzan Yell that saved her during a mugging; and the time she faked a wooden leg to get served in a famous ice-cream emporium. This poignant look back allows us to cry with the actress during her sorrows, rejoice in her successes, and finally, always, to laugh.
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"I read This Time Together in one sitting and when I finished I felt like Carol had been sitting beside me telling me these wonderful stories of her life. It's funny, it's endearing and very moving. I cannot recommend it highly enough." (Julie Andrews)
"I grew up watching Carol Burnett. She's an amazing actress, talented writer and legendary comedienne. She inspired me to do what I'm doing today. And believe me, if I knew how to read, I would definitely read this book." (Ellen DeGeneres)
"Carol was a huge star on television because she was funny, daring, and always genuine. We loved Carol because we felt we knew her. With this book, we do. She trusts us with her personal anecdotes, happy, sad, hilarious and poignant. Thank you Carol." (Billy Crystal)
"Do not listen while driving"
One of the best books I've ever listened to, but I don't recommend listening while driving though. I laughed and cried so hard it was hard to pay attention to what I was doing. GREAT BOOK!
"Laughter is the best medicine!"
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Please read this book! You will agree, I'm sure, that it was completely worth it. Carol IS comedy. The things they do in comedy skits, she did in real life. What a joy to hear her read this herself. I wish it were longer, the time just flew by! What a wonderful woman, comedian and mother. Thank you Carol, for giving us this book...what a wonderful gift!
I'm on my 315th audiobook since 2007. I only discovered Audible in 2010 and I find it's a great way to manage my audiobook budget.
"So Amazing"
Carol Burnett has lived an amazing life. She has intimately known so many that have become historic and classic film and television personalities. Her variety show can still make you laugh so hard your face hurts. This audiobook, read by Carol herself, tells the story of her journey from a poor non-working actress and singer to the most successful comedic variety show on television. There are times I was laughing out loud and times I was crying without shame, all while feeling I was sitting on the couch across from Carol listening to her story. Buy this book. Don't forget the Kleenex!
"Like chatting with an old friend"
Carol Burnett tells some hilarious and some heartbreaking stories. Her style is comfortable and it really felt like I was simply hearing an old friend tell stories. I enjoyed it enough to listen to it again.
"I wish it would have been 4 times longer"
I listen to my books while driving in my car and I so enjoyed Carol telling me stories for the quick few days it lasted.
"Wonderfully Entertaining!"
This book was very enjoyable to listen to. It could only be done right with Carol herself reading it, and she does not disappoint. Funny insights, stories, and reflections. A very classy lady with a plethera of Hollywood history just waiting to be shared. Well worth the credits.
"This was a great time for TV"
Carol talks mostly about the stars she has come across during her career, sprinkled with some family. It is great to hear about such talented stars and her career.
"A trip down TV memory lane."
This was a very enjoyable book. It is composed mainly of funny anecdotes from her early days and throughout her variety show. There are however several emotionally moving stories, specifically those dealing with her childhood, growing up with her grandmother and the loss of her daughter. Reading this book brought back many memories from my childhood. I spent many a Saturday night watching the Carol Burnett show. Who can forget Carol, Harvey Korman & Vicky Lawrence and how they would all crack up on camera at Tim Conway, though I haven't seen the show in years, I remember many of the sketches she mentions. Especially the "Gone with the Wind" sketch. If you were a kid from the 70's like me, before the days of cable and satellite TV then you probably seen spent Saturday night with her too. I have no doubt you enjoy reading this just as much as I did.
"Carol Burnett is the Consummate Entertainer"
Definitely. If you like the Carol Burnett show, you will like this. You will laugh all the way through.
Her childhood. She skimps here, but it really makes you care.
When she asked the star for an agent and said she had to be the star. I almost wrecked my car.
Carol Burnett is funny. She really knows how to entertain. I laughed all the way through.
I actually wish she would have gone into more detail about her childhood and her personal life. It seemed like more a great episode of the Carol Burnett show than a memoir. But please get it. You won't be disappointed.
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"Love Carol, but this was only adequate."
If it weren't the fact that it was Carol Burnett, I would have given the book less stars. I am genuinely interested in her life, but would have enjoyed a biography more than an autobiography.
The stories were short, sometimes too abrupt. I think I would have enjoyed more continuity. Some of the stories seemed out of place and disjointed. Perhaps some could have been blended for lengthier vignettes.
I love Carol Burnett. She is the queen of physical musical comedy. She has no equal. However, her age has left her speech less than clear in places. The reading was too lengthy for her voice and left her sounding quaky in some places and slurred in others. This isn't the audio memory of her that I'm inclined to keep, so I'll go find some old clips to watch to erase the "fading star" impression this book left me with.
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I have no interest in most recently published biographies, autobiographies or memoirs. Most are written by or about two-bit entertainers or overpaid sportsmen and women (some of whom are so young they have little of interest to report!).
Carol Burnett's 'This Time Together' does not fall in to this category. It helps that I spent the years of her 'heyday' in the USA so am familiar with her TV programme, but her recollections of the stars with whom she worked are wonderfully detailed and would be of interest to anyone interested in the old-time stars of Hollywood.
And the personal aspects of her life are described well and more than once moved me to tears. But sometimes too I was moved to tears of laughter - and thanks to the Internet was able to find some of the clips of her comedy show that were riotously described. And I cried with laugher again.
I can't recommend this audiobook highly enough. It is particularly good because it is read by the author who has an excellent 'speaking' voice that is easy to understand. I could not help but be moved by the emotion in her voice. It won't be long before I listen again.
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Every now and then I come across a iPhone app that has some of the features that my ultimate wardriving app would have. Wifi analyzer is no different, it hasn't got all of my wishlist features but it certainly has a few.
The features I'm talking about are useful from a wardriving perspective but even more useful for siting my Access Point or when trying to find to get the best signal. Another use would be when tracking down that rogue access point that I might have detected.
When firing up WiFi Analyzer I'm presented with a list of Access Points, the signal strength and the encryption in use. This is all pretty standard stuff that all my other WiFi apps do.
I can drill down into the individual Access Points but what I really like is being able to select an Access Point and home in on it by signal strength.
Here I can easily see when I am getting the best signal as I move around. This also makes pinpointing those rogue Access Points a piece of cake.
Another feature I really like with Wifi Analyzer is the graph feature.
Here I can see overlapping networks and I'll be able to make educated decisions on the selection of the channel to use for my AP to prevent interference from neighbors AP's. Alternatively I could use WiFi Analyzers recommendations.
All in all a pretty handy tool to add to your iPhone toolbox in my opinion.
UPDATE: Apple have removed this and the other wardriving apps from the app store. The bunch of dicks!!!!!
Oh well, jailbreaking looks all the more tempting now.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
WiFi Analyzer - Another Great App For The Wifi Toolbox
Every now and then I come across a iPhone app that has some of the features that my ultimate wardriving app would have. Wifi analyzer is no different, it hasn't got all of my wishlist features but it certainly has a few.
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- Christian said...
Hey Syn,
I tried searching for "wifi analyzer" in the App Store but had no results. Is this a jailbroken app, or is it called something else in the store?
- March 4, 2010 at 12:29 AM
Looks interesting.
- March 4, 2010 at 2:09 PM
Does this app have a new name now? I can't find it in the iTunes store...
- March 4, 2010 at 8:23 PM
- SynJunkie said...
i need to look into this but according to a comment left by David the developer on yFy Network Finder, all wardriving apps have been removed from the App Store. WTF!!!!
- March 4, 2010 at 9:46 PM
- Christian said...
That sucks - why would they do that? *Shakes fist @ Apple*
- March 5, 2010 at 1:28 AM
Wififofum is definitely missing from App store as well.
- March 11, 2010 at 8:23 PM
- Sherwyn aka (Infolookup) said...
That sucks, I don't personally own an Iphone but I have friends who would have loved this app. Luckily as @syn stated Jail breaking is an option!
- March 15, 2010 at 2:22 PM
- SynJunkie said...
It does suck. I still don't get what Apple achieve from this is like a lose lose situation, customers lose and developers lose!
- March 15, 2010 at 9:03 PM
- Asafe said...
I just wanted to take this opportunity to say how glad I am to have found you're blog.
You're doing a great job at testing and explaining the various areas you're going into.
Thank you very much for sharing.
- March 18, 2010 at 1:02 PM
- SynJunkie said...
Asafe - Thanks for the comment. I appreciate the feedback and as soon as I have achieved anther objective I will be back with some fun stuff.
- March 18, 2010 at 10:59 PM
- javatard said...
Makes me happy I got a Droid! I have Wardriver, wifi analyzer and a few others. And the best part, I was able to code (slaughter) the source code for Wardriver to make it do some thigns I wanted it to.
And for those looking for a phone, the Motorola Droid is blazing fast. (Though I never owned an iPhone, just played with some.)
- March 25, 2010 at 1:57 PM
- SynJunkie said...
apart from the wifi banning business i'm totally happy with the iphone. i'm just glad i got plenty of wifi apps before the ban. The Droid does look pretty cool though!
- March 25, 2010 at 11:03 PM
I updated to OS 4.0 on my iPhone 3G & it removed my Wi-fi Analyzer App completely! Apple - if you're listening- this is tantamount to theft. Obviously I can no longer get the app. I found it extremely useful & had never any intention of using it for any other than legitimate purposes. Apple - treat your customers with more respect.
- July 10, 2010 at 9:40 PM
- SynJunkie said...
same happened to me, AND my iphone now runs like a 3 legged dog!
Not a happy fanboy at the moment!
- July 21, 2010 at 10:12 PM
- Matthew said...
Simply jailbreak your iPhone, open cydia,click manage, click edit, click add,type cydia.xsellize.com,click add source. Open cydia, click search, type WiFi Analyzer, click install and enjoy.
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CoolBrands, the annual listing of leading cool brands, announced that TomTom, Europe's leading personal in-car navigation solution provider, is included in their latest list. As an initiative from the Superbrands organisation, CoolBrands identifies the coolest brands, people and places in the UK. TomTom is included for the first time in the prestigious book, and more importantly appears as the only satellite navigation provider listed.
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Today's Reader's Digest Condensed Books artwork is by David Stone Martin. Since I've written so extensively about DSM in previous posts, I'm going to keep the commentary to a minimum -- enjoy the pictures!
I wrote about David Stone Martin's career back in 2008. If you're interested in reading those posts, here are the links:
David Stone Martin: Modernism Meets Traditionalism
David Stone Martin: Early Days
David Stone Martin: For the Record
David Stone Martin: "...unusual pictures, vitalized by many strange textures"
David Stone Martin: "Bending a wire"
Or if you'd rather just stay here and peruse another batch of DSM illos, here's his work from another RDCB - this time from 1963.
* Many thanks to Reader's Digest Creative Director, Robert Newman for linking this week's posts to the Reader's Digest art Tumblr page! Robert has been posting some classics from the back covers of Reader's Digest from those days on the RD tumblr page. Be sure to go take a look!
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Fitch Ratings says that over the next few years it expects M&A to remain high on the agenda of global pharmaceuticals companies as they seek to counteract sales and profit declines due to upcoming patent expirations.
"Fitch believes that the rated pharmaceuticals companies most exposed to operating challenges over the next three years and benefitting from deep pockets - Pfizer Inc, Eli Lilly Co., Merck & Co, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company and AstraZeneca PLC - may be tempted to increase M&A expenditure beyond their normal budgets for bolt-on acquisitions," says Britta Holt, a Director in Fitch's Corporates group in London. .
Almost all of the large, rated pharmaceuticals companies favour small and medium-sized targeted acquisitions, with a focus on specific pipeline projects, specific technology, or portfolio or geography gaps rather than mega-mergers.
Fitch calculates that of the 82 $1bn-plus acquisitions in the pharmaceuticals industry over the past 10 years, almost 50% (40) have been announced since 2009 – with the patent cliff imminent. The value of these acquisitions was half ($358bn) of the total value of acquisitions over the past 10 years ($710bn). Since the emergence of the patent cliff Pfizer, Merck, Novartis AG, Roche Holding Ltd, Sanofi SA and Johnson & Johnson Inc., chose to pursue large acquisitions (above $15bn), while other pharmaceuticals, such as BMS and Amgen pursued smaller, more targeted acquisitions, despite operating challenges ahead, and accepted that they faced a period of declining sales.
In terms of the ability to cope with (partly) debt-financed acquisitions, the track record of Fitch-rated pharmaceuticals companies suggests that the companies are able to absorb even large acquisitions without prompting downgrades of more than two notches.
Despite the M&A potential, Fitch expects global pharmaceuticals to remain one of its highest-rated industries. The reasons include superior cash flow generation, large cash balances and strong liquidity – driven by high unsatisfied medical needs, favourable demographics, technological advances and the persistence of chronic diseases.
In the event that companies decide to significantly change their financial policies, Fitch believes that the 'A' rating category, ensuring access to the tier-one commercial paper market, will generally be the lowest category that the agency assigns to large pharmaceuticals companies.
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Six SCCA Race Groups Get Results at COTA
AUSTIN, Texas (March 9, 2013) – Sports Car Club of America milestones were set on Saturday at the Circuit of the Americas, where 481 drivers turned a lap at the facility during the opening day of the BFGoodrich Tires Texas Super Tour. Saturday was also the opening point-scoring day of the Mid-States Majors Tour championship.
Tim Kautz, of Geneva, Ill., will forever be known as the first driver in the SCCA SafeRacer National Series to take a checkered flag at the home of the United States Grand Prix. Starting on pole in the No. 88 Braeburn/2Dogg/Hoosier Piper 2F2D/Honda, Kautz led the first lap with Steve Bamford's No. 07
Bamford Produce Mygale SJ11 in tow. Bamford grabbed the lead on lap two, then led until Kautz worked back in front on lap seven. Once in front, Kautz cruised to his historic victory.
Running in the same group, Chris Jennerjahn, of Hartford City, Ind., took a Formula Vee win in a race that nearly got away from him in the final corner. Jennerjahn's No. 48 Jennerjahn Machine, Inc. Vortech/VW led by 2.292-second going into the final lap, finally gapping the No. 22 Fones Vortech/VW of Tyler Hunter in traffic after a race-long fight. Hunter closed that gap until the two were running nose-to-tail again coming out of the final Turn 20, with Hunter diving to the inside. Jennerjahn made the short jump to the checkered flag by just 0.108-second to take the win.
CJ McAbee's No. 15 AJ's Import Garage AJ's Rotax also took a Formula 500 win in that opening group.
Matt Reynolds followed with a group two overall win by a large margin in his E Production No. 71 Reynolds Brothers Racing/Jesse Prather Motorsports/Prodigy Motorsports Mazda Miata, but battling for a class win a few positions behind were the No. 7 Jesse Prather Motorsports/Hoosier/Hawk/Motul Mazda Miata of Eric Prill and the No. 73 SpringfieldDyno.com/SafeRacer Mazda Miata of Sam Henry. Prill led from the pole until lap eight, when Henry slid to the inside going up the hill for Turn 1. Prill was back into the lead with one lap to go, but Henry dove to the inside on the final corner to take the victory.
Keith Verges' No. 69 Apex Driving Academy Spec Racer Ford won a close, four-car battle in the class. Franklin Futrelle's No. 17 Comprent Motorsports/Skip Barber Racing machine and Verges came out of Turn 20 fender-to-fender battling for the top spot. When it counted, Verges was able to edge Futrelle out by 0.034 seconds, with the nose of Futrelle even with the right front tire of Verges as the two cars crossed the line.
Denny Stripling's No. 4 Lightspeed Motorsports and Todd Harris' No. 72 Pro Drive machines finished third and fourth after swapping positions ahead of the 75-car field for 12 laps.
Spec Miata was a three-car battle between defending National Champion Jim Drago's No. 2 East Street Racing Miata, Andrew Charbonneau's No. 40 Jeffy Boy Racing Miata, and Craig Berry's No. 29 Granit e Remnant Store/East Street Racing machine.
Drago and Charbonneau spent most of the race swapping the lead going into turn one. The wide approach to the turn was inviting to many, and a number of drivers used it to their advantage. Charbonneau tried to use that inside entrance with one lap to go. Running deep on the exit, Berry and Charbonneau made side to side contact, slightly bogging down their momentum and giving Drago some breathing room just before the 30-minute time limit expired.
The Formula 1000 battle highlighted the fastest group of the day, stealing the thunder from the slightly faster Formula Atlantic, C Sports Racing, and D Sports Racing machines. Lawrence Loshak scored the pole on the final lap of qualifying in the morning, then kept his No. 2 ETE Reman/JDR Race Cars/Moon Super Cycle JDR F1000 at the front for the opening lap. J.R. Osborne's No. 83 Hoosier/Moon's Supercycle/C3 Construction Citation F1000 snuck around Loshak on the second lap, and the two gave chase for what was promising to be a thrilling 30-minute battle.
Within a car length until the two drivers encountered lapped traffic and saw Osbourne create a gap, Loshak's shot at a rebound fell by the wayside when the race was checkered after just six laps due to a long cleanup for a D Sports Racing machine that found the trackside barriers.
The mid-sized open wheel machines saved the best for last, where two classes of the classes waited until the final corner to decide the winner.
Alan McCallum's No. 1 McCallum Racing Formula Mazda blitzed past Timothy Reger's No. 19 Pierce Autosports machine, stealing a victory from Reger. Reger spent the early part of the race chasing Carson Weeder's No. 28 Weeder Motorsports machine, inheriting the lead when Weeder pulled off course on lap seven.
Several seconds after McCallum crossed the stripe, Mark Eaton's No. 92 RobinsonMotorsports.com Formula Enterprises machine attempted the same Turn 20 pass that had been so popular all day. Leader Paul Schneider anticipated the move, and kept his No. 73 Performance Motorcars of Charlotte machine in front by just the length of the front splitter to take the Formula Enterprises win.
Darkness and the track's 6 p.m. curfew caused an adjustment to Sunday's schedule. The Group Seven race will open Sunday morning at 8 a.m. (CDT), followed by each of the seven race group's second race. In order to fit the time constraints, Sunday's starting grids will be set by the fast lap in the first race. There will be no qualifying sessions on Sunday morning.
More information on the BFGoodrich Tires Super Tour, the U.S. Majors Tour, and the SCCA SafeRacer National Series is available at www.scca.com. Live timing, notes and event audio will be available again on Sunday at www.scca.com/sccalive.
Follow SCCA on Twitter @SCCAOfficial, and like SCCA on Facebook at facebook.com/SCCAOfficial.
AUSTIN, Texas - Provisional race winners for Saturday's BFGoodrich Tires SCCA Texas Super Tour at Circuit of the Americas. Drivers are listed by Class: name, hometown, and car.
AUSTIN, Texas - Provisional race winners for Saturday's BFGoodrich Tires SCCA Texas Super Tour at Circuit of the Americas. Drivers are listed by Class: name, hometown, and car.
B-Spec: Charlie James, Joplin, Mo., Mini Cooper
C Sports Racing: Lee Alexander, Las Vegas, Nev., Stohr WF-Zero
D Sports Racing: Chris Farrell, Sic, Utah, Stohr WF1
Formula 500: C.J. McAbee, Topeka, Kan., AJ's 2012/Rotax
Formula Atlantic: Jason Byers, Livonia, Mich., Swift 014a
Formula 1000: J.R. Osbourne, Greenwood Villiage, Colo., Citation F1000
Formula Continental: Steve Bamford, Etobicoke, Ont., VanDiemen Rf08
Formula Enterprise: Paul Schneider, Charlotte, N.C., Formula Enterprise
Formula F: Tim Kautz, Geneva, Ill., Piper DF2D/Honda
Formula Mazda: Alan McCallum, Houston, Texas, Start Mazda
Formula Vee: Chris Jennerjahn, Hartford City, Ind., Vortech/VW
E Production: Matt Reynolds, Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas, Mazda Miata
F Production: Sam Henry, Republic, Mo., Mazda Miata
H Production: John Ternery, Sugar Land, Texas, Austin Healy Sprite
GT-Lite: John Bower, Granada Hills, Calif., Nissan Sentra
Spec Miata: Jim Drago, Memphis, Tenn., Mazda Miata
Spec Racer Ford: Keith Verges, Dallas, Texas, Spec Racer Ford
Sports 2000: David Ferguson, Paso Robles, Calif., Van Deimen Rfs-03
Super Touring Lite: Yiannis Tsiounis, New York, N.Y., Mazda Miata
Touring 3: Tom Wickersham, Oakland, Calif., Honda S2000
Touring 4: Steven Zink, Fort Worth, Texas, Ford Mustang
Super Touring Lite: Yiannis Tsiounis, New York, N.Y., Mazda Miata
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Jon Stanley Morrow PhD, MD
Raymond Yesner Professor of Pathology; Chair, Department of Pathology; Chief of Pathology at YNHH
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Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics and Development | Molecular Medicine, Pharmacology, and Physiology
Yale Medical Group
Office of Student ResearchCancer Center, Yale: Signal TransductionPathology: Surgical Pathology; Morrow Lab; ExPathPediatric PathologySignal Transduction
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- Glantz, S.B., Cianci, C.D., Iyer, R., Pradhan, D., Wang, K.K., and Morrow, J.S. (2007). Sequential degradation of alphaII and betaII spectrin by calpain in glutamate or maitotoxin-stimulated cells. Biochem. 46(2):502-13.
- Simonovic, M., Zhang, Z., Cianci, C.D., Steitz, T.A., and Morrow, J,S. (2006). Structure of the calmodulin alphaII-spectrin complex provides insight into the regulation of cell plasticity. J. Biol. Chem. 281(45):34333-40.
- Brown, T. L., Patil, S., Cianci, C. D., Morrow, J. S. and Howe, P. H. 1999. TGFbeta induces caspase 3 independent cleavage of alpha II spectrin (alpha-fodrin) coincident with apoptosis. J. Biol. Chem. in Pathology


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The Ballad of Gay Tony
Grand Theft Auto V (probably)
The Fairly OddParents!
Danny Phantom
Phineas and Ferb
Cletus Comics
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I am a young user who owns Grand Theft Auto IV and it's two episodes (Took me from June 4 to June 23, 2013 to beat the two). I used to have a PSP, but it got stolen, so I can't buy Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. I want to get Grand Theft Auto V as a birthday/Christmas present. My favorite character is Dimitri Rascalov, even when he did betray Niko Bellic and ordered his best friend to be killed by Niko. My 2nd favorite character is Patrick McReary. He's my favorite friend to hang out with. I found out my third favorite character: Ray Boccino! That's all you need to know from me.
Favorites in GTA IV
- Character: Already talked about it
- Activity: Eating and Darts
- Vehicle: Annihilator
- Location: The Meat Quarter (for some strange reason)
- Safehouse: Middle Park East Safehouse
- Ringtone: "Flat Line"
- Phone Theme: I dunno. I like a lot (exept "Rusty Brown" and "Honkers". )
- Mission: See Below
Favorite Missions (Entire HD Universe)
- Out of Commission
- Roman's Holiday
- Not So Fast
- Ladies Half Price
- Roman's Sorrow
- Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend
- Diamonds in the Rough
- Get Lost
- Departure Time
Favorite Pages
- Dimitri Rascalov
- Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City
- Wanted Level in GTA IV
- Little Lacy Sting Website
- A Revenger's Tragedy/Out of Commission
- HD Universe
- Patrick McReary
- HD Universe Timeline
- HD Universe Character Deaths
- Mr and Mrs Bellic
- Deal/Revenge
Favorite songs from GTA
- Set It Off (GTA IV)
- Badder Dem Dem (GTA IV)
- Shake Your Groove Thing (TLAD, TBoGT)
- Hit It Shawty (GTA IV)
- Everything on Electro-Choc in TBoGT, especially "No Security" by Crookers feat. Kelis.
Kate McReary Opinion
I don't like Kate that much. My friend Andrew thinks she's ugly, and I agree and disagree at the same time. I don't like that you can"t have sex with her, no matter how many times you ask her. My favorite girfriend is Alex Chilton. I liked Michelle, too. However, I can't date her anymore, because I finished GTA IV on the Revenge ending.
Other Favorite Characters
I don't just like Dimitri and Packie. I like GTA IV's 3 protagonists, and some others. Here they are.
- Grand Theft Auto IV
- Roman Bellic (I chose Revenge so he will not die)
- Francis McReary (I chose not to kill him)
- Jimmy Pegorino
- Dwayne Forge (I chose not to kill him)
- Brucie Kibbutz
- Mikhail Faustin (Both like and dislike him)
- The Lost and Damned
- The Ballad of Gay Tony
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