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China continues to advance on many fronts, making its way to world superpower status. China has the world's largest state-controlled media including the world's a]largest single audience of internet users.
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4/1/2014 (1 year ago)
Published in Asia Pacific
Keywords: China, media, statistics
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - China is not the sleepy backwater that many people assume it to be. Instead it is the world's mightiest industrial power with massive factory complexes larger than some good-sized towns in America.
Children are indoctrinated young and many learn the value of strict obedience before they learn much else. This is the power of state control. And although there is dissent, only a minority of Chinese participate, and most don't care as their standard of living increases.
Francis Xavier Patron Saint of China.
That standard of living increase is also evident in Chinese media and how people consume it. China now has just over 604 million internet users, more than twice that in the United States.
China maintains the illusion of freedom with plenty of state control by copying what works in the west and branding it as their own. Chana has their own version of Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and other similar sites.
Here is a list of the top media in China and the numbers associated with them. It should help you to appreciate the raw power of people and technology harnessed by the state for control.
The information in the chart is from Danwei, an independent firm that tracks Chinese media and internet usage to provide "commercial intelligence."
Sina Weibo Microblog Over 500 million registered users/25 million active users daily
Sina.com.cn News portal website 40 million IP visitors daily
Tencent Weibo Microblog about 540 million registered users/220 million active users monthly
Tencent Qzone Nickname SNS, blogs, home pages 620 million active users monthly
Tencent WeChat Mobile text & voice messaging, friend networks 272 million active users monthly
QQ.com News portal website 51 million IP visitor daily
Baidu Post Bar Forum and Q&A over 10 million registered users and over 200 million monthly active users
Baidu Search Engine Search engine over 80 million IP visitors daily
Taobao and T Mall Online mall and C2C ecommerce over 67 million IP visitors daily (combined); over 1 trillion RMB sales in 2012
Youku & Tudou Companies have merged; video sharing and viewing, including TV shows youku: over 10 million IP visitors daily tudou:over 1.26 million IP visitors daily
Douban Interest based, nickname SNS 79 million registered users and over 200 million active users monthly
Renren Real name SNS 184 million active users
Sohu News portal website 25 million IP visitor daily
Netease News portal website 16 million IP visitor daily23 million unique visitors daily
iFeng News portal website 11 million IP visitor daily
Caixin Financial business & politics news one of the leading websites in finance, 153 thousand IP visitor daily
Yicai Financial & economic news one of the leading websites in finance, 54 thousand IP visitor daily
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People's Daily
人民日报 Newspaper 2.8 million copies
Global Times
环球时报 Newspaper 2 million copies
Southern Weekly
南方周末 Newspaper 1.7 million copies
New Weekly
新周刊 Magazine focusing on current events and lifestyle 310,000 copies
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The Royal Ballet has wowed audiences in Washington with seven performances of Carlos Acosta's Don Quixote at the Kennedy Center. The production had its US premiere to great acclaim on 9 June, awarded five stars and described as a delight for both young and old.
The Royal Ballet's Don Quixote was one of the best i've ever seen #RoyalBalletUSA
— Rachel Shim (@rachel_shim) June 13, 2015
@TheRoyalBallet Thank you for an outstanding #DonQ show this afternoon at the @kencen! Truly amazing experience. Please come back soon. — Scott Garrod (@Scott_Garrod) June 14, 2015
Great performance from @TheRoyalBallet in Don Q tonight.@MNunezOfficial amazing, especially in the PDD. Each balance longer than the last...
— Matthew Rusk (@mrrusk007) June 13, 2015
Saw my first Don Q @kencen with @MNunezOfficial giving a stunning performance for @TheRoyalBallet. Lovely characterization + technique.
— Heather Benjamin (@Heather_Benj) June 13, 2015
Steven. STEVEN. I thought you were never actually going to put that girl DOWN. @_stevenmcrae @ianasalenko #RoyalBalletUSA #actonefinale
— Anna Dalassené (@dalassene) June 13, 2015
Lucky to see 2 absolutely exhilarating, wonderful performances of #DonQ in the past 2 days. Thank you @TheRoyalBallet @kencen — ingalena (@ingalenam) June 14, 2015
Fab performance of #DonQ by Iana Salenko and Steven McRae!!! Loved it!!
— Katrina Huckerby (@Katrina_Huck) June 13, 2015
While in Washington, Soloist Eric Underwood took the opportunity to visit his old dance school, Suitland High School Center for Visual and Performing Arts, and was profiled on Fox 5 news. Watch the excerpt here.
Artist Annette Buvoli also trained in Washington and enjoyed revisiting old haunts. Read Annette's blog about performing to American audiences.
Amazing show on the last day in Washington with these two lovelies!! Bas & Kit! #RoyalBalletUSA pic.twitter.com/fZ2krVGVJL
— Gary Avis (@balletboy09) June 15, 2015
My big fat gypsy debut!!! Had great fun out there #RoyalBalletUSA #tour #gypsy #ikissedagirl !! pic.twitter.com/6POCbRTiSQ — Olivia Grace Cowley (@damegrace) June 14, 2015
Last day performing Don Q @ Kennedy Center. It's been a pleasure DC, next stop on #RoyalBalletUSA tour is Chicago!! pic.twitter.com/glKDuGVH9Y
— David Donnelly (@dav_donnelly) June 14, 2015
Thanks @TheRoyalBallet for making the Opera House your home this week. Merde to the rest of the #RoyalBalletUSA tour https://t.co/pBfzJzWvNz — The Kennedy Center (@kencen) June 14, 2015
The Royal Ballet (then Sadler's Wells Ballet) made its first visit to the USA and Canada in 1949, a tour that caused a sensation among American audiences. 'America is a really important place for us', says Royal Ballet Director Kevin O'Hare. 'Historically, it was really where we made our name'. View a selection of archive images from the 1949 and 1953 tour.
The Company last performed in Chicago 37 years ago. They will next perform Don Quixote at the Auditorium Theatre from 18–21 June, the same theatre where Kevin made his final appearance as a dancer with Birmingham Royal Ballet in 2000.
The tour will end in New York, with performances at the David H. Koch Theater (23 June–8 July).
The Royal Opera House would like to thank all tour supporters and Aud Jebsen for her support of the Royal Ballet touring programme.]]>
At the weekend, the Royal Opera House hosted two days of discussion and debate about the future of opera. Devoted and Disgruntled: What are we going to do about opera? brought together diverse members of the operatic community – audience members, donors, critics, singers, composers, librettists, directors, designers, producers, academics and many more – for a weekend of conversation about the art form.
'The event was inspiring and galvanizing,' says Royal Opera Associate Director John Fulljames. 'There were so many diverse conversations; what emerged was an overwhelming sense that we need to work together better both as individuals and institutions if we want to help an art form, which we all love, to thrive.'
The event was one of a series of Devoted and Disgruntled discussions that look at the future of theatre. Managed by Phelim McDermott and Lee Simpson, Artistic Directors of theatre company Improbable, the discussions use Open Space Technology, a system that allows groups to self-organize and collaborate around a shared concern.
Topics ranged from funding opera, to making new opera for the medium of film, to modernizing classics.
Here's a selection of comments from Twitter:
Like a kid at a candy store, this looks good! Where to start? That is the question... @DandDUK #DDOpera pic.twitter.com/Yz6iQTlDeX
— Opera still sings (@operastillsings) June 6, 2015
#DDOpera Most important issue for me is the balance in the sector between curating the past and creating the future of #opera. — Jonathan Best (@JonnnyBest) June 7, 2015
My brain officially on fire now. Excellent! #DDOpera
— Clare McCaldin (@mcmezzo) June 6, 2015
@DrKMcK Digital streamed opera/theatre is becoming a way for relatively rich London arts companies to colonise the regions #DDOpera
— Jonathan Best (@JonnnyBest) June 6, 2015
@DandDUK We must remember we are communicating with music, text & movement & ensure they are ALL serving the dramatic action. (3) #DDOpera
— Alex Groves (@AlexGroves_) June 7, 2015
Lively session entitled simply "ENO"
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— Tête à Tête (@teteateteopera) June 7, 2015
A two-step approach to attracting more diverse audiences: introduce work in THEIR environment, then give them ticket to see work. #DDOpera — Kara McKechnie (@DrKMcK) June 6, 2015
Lots of bold ideas here at #ddopera about what ideal opera houses for London would be @TheRoyalOpera @E_N_O
— John Fulljames (@JohnFulljames) June 7, 2015
Enjoyed good company & some realistic ideas for the future of grassroots opera @DandDUK. Thanks, accommodating @RoyalOperaHouse #ddopera
— Cheyney Kent (@CheyneyK) June 7, 2015
Great discussions this morning about closing the gap between core programming & education. #DDOpera @DandDUK #Education
— Marc Dunleavy (@SharkyMarc) June 6, 2015
ABSOLUTELY "it's got to stay fun" - that's what I like to keep in the centre of all my work, certainly #DDOpera — Catharine Rogers (@operacat) June 7, 2015
Closing panel @DandDUK #DDOpera Everyone pleased & exhausted w. collaborative potential, frustrations shared & plans hatched. CU next time!
— Kara McKechnie (@DrKMcK) June 7, 2015
Still feeling invigorated by the pool of ideas and conversations @DandDUK #DDOpera. Taking that energy today to plan new work! Thank you all — Catherine Kontz (@catherinekontz) June 8, 2015
The sky's the limit! Thanks @RoyalOperaHouse and all at #DDOpera for a great weekend. The space is still open x pic.twitter.com/Nky1UpQLwD — Devoted&Disgruntled (@DandDUK) June 7, 2015
View all the reports from the session here and do share your thoughts below.]]>
Believe the hype and more importantly, grab a ticket to #ROHTraviata to see Marina Rebeka effortlessly blow the roof off @RoyalOperaHouse
— Clare (@klaramoranova) May 18, 2015
I loved Minkowski's conducting of #ROHTraviata - no schmaltzy oversentimentality, beautiful new rhythms revealed, very supportive.
— Attila (@attilalondon) May 18, 2015
A simply sensational Violetta from Marina Rebeka in #ROHtraviata. Tender, noble and vocally in complete command.
— Nick Macrae (@violanick) May 18, 2015
#ROHTraviata Jordi piani and mezza voce filled the house effortlessly. Not a dry eye in the house. It all felt so natural and exceptional.
— Thierry Bregliano (@ThierryHVB) May 18, 2015
Rebeka aside, finding the rest of #Rohtraviata problematic. Conducting without passion, sounds like a Mozart concerto. Jordi unconvincing.
— Fedja Hadrovich (@Hadrovich) May 18, 2015
Absolutely stunning performance from #MarinaRebeka in #ROHTraviata. Believable & beautiful work from whole cast #operaasitmustbe #opera
— Lila Palmer (@songstorystyle) May 18, 2015
Marina Rebeka in #ROHtraviata the best Violetta I've seen since Cotrubas in the early 70s. Secure & distinctive voice & convincingly acted
— Phillip Wood (@Phillip_Wood) May 18, 2015
Marina Rebeka the most powerful #ROHTraviata I've seen for years. Still weeping
— Jane Merrick (@janemerrick23) May 18, 2015
A wise American man wiping his tears on my left & an Italian girl sniffing on my right.Me, sobbing like a wet puppy. That's my #ROHtraviata
— Mary Grace Nguyen (@MaryGNguyen) May 18, 2015
Press reviews:
The Stage ★★★★
Londonist ★★★★
Opera Britannia ★★★★
Music OMH ★★★★
Guardian ★★★
Financial Times ★★★
What's On Stage ★★★
Times (£) ★★
What did you think of La traviata?
La traviata runs until 4 July 2015. Tickets are still available.
The production is generously supported by Rolex with generous philanthropic support from Dr and Mrs Michael West.
Wowzers! Fabulous #ROHroger. Particularly adored Mariusz Kwiecien and the ROH Orchestra. The latter always best when Pappano is conducting.
— Charlotte Yuen (@charlotteyuen) May 16, 2015
Great evening with #ROHroger Thank you, #MariuszKwiecien #GeorgiaJarman @saimirpirgu @RoyalOperaHouse @OperaPlatform
— cecilica sacuiu (@cecilica1942) May 16, 2015
Stunning cast and incredible production #ROHroger Thank you so much for the live stream. @RoyalOperaHouse @OperaPlatform
— Ann Lander (@F1Annie) May 16, 2015
It'll never be the same as to watch in the House, with 1000 more people, but it's the best next thing, for sure #operaplatform #ROHroger
— José Darío Innella (@JDarioInnella) May 16, 2015
Sad that my screen is empty now. #ROHRoger
— Ivis Bohlen (@ivisbohlen) May 16, 2015
Feel really privalaged to be able to see productions like #ROHroger live from @RoyalOperaHouse online. Really democratizing and empowering
— Kenji Lim (@kenjijail) May 16, 2015
@RoyalOperaHouse completely stunned by #ROHroger! Amazing production and fantastic voices, thank you so much for streaming this!
— Lucy Vallis (@lucy_mezzo) May 16, 2015
#ROHroger Magnificent. A complete success in every way, thanks so much @TheRoyalOpera for the broadcast
— AB (@mancunianpinko) May 16, 2015
@RoyalOperaHouse @OperaPlatform absolutely wonderful production. Beautifully sung and so dramatically engaging. Bravi tutti! #ROHroger
— Joanna Mongiardo (@JoannaMongiardo) May 16, 2015
What did you think of the live stream of Król Roger?
Król Roger will soon be available to watch on demand on The Opera Platform website.
The Opera Platform is a partnership between Opera Europa and the cultural broadcasting channel ARTE. It is supported by the European Commission's Creative Europe Programme and the European Broadcasting Union.]]>
#ROHwoolf amazing - superlative dancing, wonderful lighting, sets, costumes, music - held me transfixed first to last.
— Samuel Becker (@SamBeckerMusic) May 11, 2015
.@TheRoyalBallet describe #ROHWoolf as both a full-length work & 3 multi-sensory collages -1 work or 3? Evidence thus far wld suggest latter
— Graham Watts (@GWDanceWriter) May 11, 2015
#ROHWoolf I Now, I Then beautiful in its simplicity,proof McGregor can do narrative/character ballet.Ferri compelling even when stood still
— Nijinska (@LaNijinska) May 11, 2015
Well that was extraordinarily good, thoughtful, spectacular and moving. More of this and fewer fairies and caterpillars pls ROH #rohwoolf
— Lindsay Edkins (@dischuffed) May 11, 2015
Men in tutus. Women in golden doublet & hose. AND LASERS. McGregor has reached into my soul and drawn out all my deepest fantasies #ROHWoolf
— Vampire Soup (@VampireSoup) May 11, 2015
I'm glad they found some use for the Carbon Life costumes (teamed with a touring production of Gloriana) #recycling #ROHwoolf
— Karen McLernon (@BBB_Mrs) May 11, 2015
#ROHwoolf Act 2 flawed, but Acts 1 & 3 the finest work WM has made for the Royal. Poetic, poignant, true. Ferri heart-rendingly beautiful.
— Luke Jennings (@LukeJennings1) May 11, 2015
#ROHwoolf Loved Becomings. Complete mix of musical styles, wonderful dancing and incredible lighting. What's not to like?!
— Christophe Gregoire (@southlondonista) May 11, 2015
3rd part of #ROHWoolf is the best I have seen from MG. 2nd can be forgotten and 1st had its moments.
— Sebastian (@Sebastian_G_A) May 12, 2015
Woolf Works @TheRoyalBallet is mesmerising. Subtle, evocative, tender - don't miss it. #ROHWoolf @RoyalOperaHouse
— Leah Broad (@LeahBroad) May 12, 2015
Somebody is going to have to pick the bits of me up off the floor and put me back together again at the end Words cannot describe #ROHwoolf
— Rachel Atkinson (@knittingtastic) May 11, 2015
Thanks everyone involved in this utterly unforgettable show. & ROH for staging this new modern masterpiece #ROHwoolf pic.twitter.com/48QETlm9XA
— Liam Tang (@Liam_Tang) May 11, 2015
Press reviews:
Guardian ★★★★★
The Stage ★★★★★
Londonist ★★★★★
Daily Express ★★★★★
Independent ★★★★
Evening Standard ★★★★
Time Out ★★★★
The Upcoming ★★★★
Telegraph ★★
Arts Desk (£) ★★
What did you think of Woolf Works?
Woolf Works runs 11–26 May 2015. Tickets are still available.
The production is given with generous philanthropic support from David Hancock, Randa Khoury, Linda and Philip Harley, Victoria Robey, The Woolf Works Production Syndicate and an anonymous donor.]]>
#ROHKingsize is the joyest of joys. Off the wall crazy. FABULOUS. Last few days. Please catch it... http://t.co/SiEvWnPKYq
— Clare (@klaramoranova) April 16, 2015
To #ROHKingSize - Opera?Musical? Divertissement? Er, not a clue. Totally bonkers and hugely enjoyable. Alorralaffs. (Plus pasta & lettuce).
— Jonathan Izard (@jonathanizard) April 14, 2015
#ROHkingsize was startlingly moving and funny. And SO different. It's another reason you MUST watch international work.
— Jack Haynes (@jackjhaynes) April 14, 2015
#ROHkingsize @TheRoyalOpera is surreal, funny, poignant & very difficult to describe! A very different musical theatre experience!
— AgricolaTheatre (@AgricolaTheatre) April 14, 2015
Nikola Weisse is an absolute delight. Totally deadpan yet hugely expressive (the most expressive, perhaps). Go for her alone. #ROHkingsize
— Anna Livia P. (@gesichte) April 16, 2015
#ROHkingsize is decidedly bizarre but strangely satisfying.
— Baroque Bird (@baroquebird) April 15, 2015
Open mind rewarded. #ROHKingSize
— Mark Valencia (@MarkValencia) April 14, 2015
This is what I have stuck in my head after #ROHKingSize tonight. https://t.co/SPNDMvgxMH. Thank you Christoph Marthaler.
— Erica Jeal (@ericajeal) April 14, 2015
#ROHkingsize GO AND SEE IT
— Alice Knight (@directoralice) April 15, 2015
Press reviews:
Telegraph ★★★
The Times ★
Financial Times ★★★
The Guardian ★★★
What's On Stage ★★★★
King Size runs until 18 April 2015. Tickets are still available.
The production is staged with generous philanthropic support from The Stanley Thomas Johnson Foundation.]]>
#ROHTurco, a sophisticated, fresh and hugely enjoyable production. Rossini's craftsmanship is dazzling and this cast shines. A hit.
— Andrés Rial (@AJRG0) April 11, 2015
Giggles aplenty at tonight's #ROHTurco Alessandro Corbelli's exasperated Don Geronio stole the show, despite Kurzak's sparkling coloratura.
— Nicole Evans (@NicoleEvansSop) April 11, 2015
When the production stands out as the best point of an opera, something is wrong! #ROHTurco
— Sebastian (@Sebastian_G_A) April 12, 2015
Superb performance of #ROHTurco tonight. Aleksandra Kurzak a superstar/ deliciously sexy acting and impeccable singing- made it look easy
— Jenny Brend (@bearomine) April 11, 2015
#ROHTurco light-hearted good clean fun. Aleksandra Kurzak and @rkellymezzo were fabulous. WOW for AK's postnatal curves.
— Wisdom Hill (@Scarlet2046) April 12, 2015
#ROHTurco must be the funniest production I've ever seen! Still smiling. But not many top notes tonight.
— Fedja Hadrovich (@Hadrovich) April 11, 2015
#ROHTurco Beautiful production. Excellent singing from entire cast in particular Kurzak & D'Arcangelo. Orchestra and Pido on top form. 1/2
— Leon Rozewicz (@Rozewicz) April 12, 2015
#ROHTurco However, fails to engage. Does not work as comedy or drama. One is left admiring the technical splendour of the production 2/2.
— Leon Rozewicz (@Rozewicz) April 12, 2015
#ROHTurco enjoyed the production and the singing. Can't think of a better way to enjoy Rossini music
— paulcullington (@paulcullington) April 12, 2015
Press reviews:
Telegraph ★★★★
Music OMH ★★★★
Guardian ★★★
Financial Times ★★★
What's On Stage ★★★
What did you think of Il turco in Italia?
Il turco in Italia runs 11–27 April 2015. Tickets are still available.
The production is given with generous support from Judith Portrait and The Friends of Covent Garden.
Superb new translation #ROHmahagonny with compelling production - even in the cinema #Cardiff
— Peter D Cox (@peterdcox) April 1, 2015
Final scenes of #ROHmahagonny really hugely powerful on screen in a way I never quite felt in the theatre.
— Tony Watts (@Tonywauk) April 1, 2015
Asking the audience for a cup of water when tonight that's all they had #ROHmahagonny
— robert marshall (@rajm) April 1, 2015
Superb second half #ROHmahagonny @HackneyPH Poor Jimmy. No money - the greatest crime of all.
— Annie Blackmore (@annie_blackmore) April 1, 2015
"In all the world there is no crime more despicable than that of having no money" - v poignant #ROHmahagonny
— Joanna Mason (@joanna_adastra) April 1, 2015
My Brecht problem: I can never tell if I'm not enjoying a bad production, or if I'm successfully alienated from a good one! #ROHmahagonny
— Thomas Kohut (@ThomasKohut) April 1, 2015
Loving Anne Sophie von Otter's inspired Jenny Eclair/Theresa May interpretation of Begbick in #ROHmahagonny
— Jamie Reece (@dagsyreece) April 1, 2015
What a treat to see Brecht's 'Rise and fall of the City of Mahagonny' - can't say I've ever seen a stranger opera! @RoyalOperaHouse
— Suzanne (@SuzeGold) April 1, 2015
What an incredible production, can't wait to find out more about Brëcht and Weill! Viva Mahagonny! #ROHmahagonny
— Freddie Brook (@DramaDraco) April 1, 2015
What did you think of Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny live in cinemas?
The Royal Opera House Cinema Season broadcasts performances to more than 1,600 cinemas in 44 countries around the world.
The next live relay of 2014/15 will be The Royal Ballet's La Fille mal gardée on 5 May 2015. Find your nearest cinema and sign up to our Cinema mailing list.]]>
Last week, cultural institutions around the world came together to offer a unique insight into their historic collections and activities through #MuseumWeek - seven days of dedicated social media coverage through Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
As well as thousands of museums and galleries, dozens of theatres (including the ROH) got in on the act, offering glimpses into their archives and life backstage.
Here are a selection of our own tweets from the week, in case you missed the coverage:
A rarely-seen view to kick off #secretsMW - the view from within our orchestra pit #MuseumWeek ^C pic.twitter.com/giNLeXKy5b
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 23, 2015
Some heavy metal for #SecretsMW - a mercury arc rectifier used to power the stage machinery until '97 #MuseumWeek ^C pic.twitter.com/Q4nW8QgwPZ
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 23, 2015
Maria Callas' wig once caught fire during Tosca. Her co-star snuffed it out - she didn't miss a note! #SecretsMW ^C pic.twitter.com/BG7OnrUWZH
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 23, 2015
Macabre #secretsMW: In 1779,on leaving the ROH,singer Martha Ray was shot by a jealous rejected lover. #MuseumWeek ^C pic.twitter.com/4G0lhiSUhP
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 23, 2015
Putting the 'R' in ROH - The Royal Box (with chairs donated by Queen Victoria) and Royal Retiring Room. #secretsMW ^C pic.twitter.com/xaKdrbdjUS
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 23, 2015
One for typography fans - Historic posters for ballet+opera productions (1849,1954,1973) #SouvenirsMW #MuseumWeek ^C pic.twitter.com/JqiM7l9oMC
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 24, 2015
Mind the gap The reason that the stairway leading up to the auditorium and Crush room at the ROH are so wide isn't by accident - the opulently-carpeted set of stairs is apparently that wide because extravagantly-attired elegant ladies of the 19th century needed enough space to accommodate their enormous hoop skirts! This is just one of the #SecretsMW you may learn on one of our ROH tours. Keep an eye out the rest of this week as we explore the history of the ROH for #MuseumWeek on Instagram and Twitter - theatres have historic collections too! #royaloperahouse #royalopera #royalballet #history #architecture #london #coventgarden
Riot at the ROH! 1809 saw 3 months of riots protesting ticket price rises to fund a post-fire rebuild #SouvenirsMW ^C pic.twitter.com/HKb4Bo4brK
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 24, 2015
Probably our most iconic #souvenirsMW are our red programmes. They've evolved somewhat over the years! #MuseumWeek ^C pic.twitter.com/Haj8DyFyr5
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 24, 2015
Historic hecklers: The most vocal members of our Georgian audience sat high up in 'Pigeon Holes' #architectureMW ^C pic.twitter.com/QePW4qJauU
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 25, 2015
Look up! Next time you're at the ROH, spare a thought for the lighting team high above your head! #architectureMW ^C pic.twitter.com/XH0jX7XRlU
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 25, 2015
Refreshments,anyone? The Crush Room is named for the orange drinks once served using one of these #ArchitectureMW ^C pic.twitter.com/RrLIuIIuPc
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 25, 2015
Thinking about an off-stage arts career? Advice from ROH apprentices: https://t.co/BFyPFwnWzZ #inspirationMW ^C pic.twitter.com/AIb2DX5BE8
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 26, 2015
'I'm ready for my close-up' Any fully-staged theatre production you see will require artists to wear make-up. Artists performing roles that require a complete transformation (think Von Rothbart in Swan Lake or Wotan in The Ring) may spend up to two hours in the chair before a performance. For less make-up-heavy roles, a quick dab to ensure their face isn't washed out by the bright stage lights may be all that's needed. #royaloperahouse #royalopera #opera #theatre #music #makeup #mua A photo posted by Royal Opera House (@royaloperahouse) on
Opera for children: 'Smug parenting' or valuable eye-opener? http://t.co/tU0N74lzXt What do you think? #familyMW ^C pic.twitter.com/JZ8pCBBeaN
— The Royal Opera (@TheRoyalOpera) March 27, 2015
The team's #favMW items from the ROH Collection. First, the ROH as a Mecca Dance Hall during WWII #MuseumWeek ^H pic.twitter.com/Ne5rpxTUyz
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 28, 2015
Another #favMW from the Collection: a tutu from the 1946 Sadler's Wells Ballet production of The Sleeping Beauty ^H pic.twitter.com/AsaKrL1xOJ
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 28, 2015
This #favMW is from the 1991 prod of Gawain. The Green Knight's head was remotely operated so it could still 'sing'^H pic.twitter.com/gane85spDH
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 28, 2015
Director of @TheRoyalBallet Kevin O'Hare likes K15, but what's your #favMW ROH seat? ^H http://t.co/zsm0XFtoTD pic.twitter.com/wWhlYpAuvc
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) March 28, 2015
Practice, practice, practice. Jacob here recently joined The Royal Ballet School after taking part in one of our Chance to Dance workshops. The programme works with 30 primary schools across Thurrock, Lambeth and Southwark, giving pupils the opportunity to attend Royal Ballet demonstrations and stage rehearsals, as well as take part in practical workshops. Before taking part in Chance to Dance, Jacob had never considered dance training but since joining the school, Jacob has performed with the professional Company in The Sleeping Beauty on the main stage at Covent Garden. If you've taken up dancing - either full-time training or as a hobby - how have you found the experience? #royaloperahouse #royalballet #ballet #dance #inspirationMW #museumweek #theatre #theater #london #coventgarden #royalballetschool
Find out more about our Historic Collections via the ROH Collections website, which features highlights and a performance database.]]>
#ROHuntouchable is the most powerful new piece I have seen for a while - both RB and Shechter at their best.
— sandra (@bicoated) March 27, 2015
Thrilling pulsating post apocalyptic mass with dramatic percussive score & mood lighting #rohuntouchable. Interesting mix of East & West — R Macrae-Gibson (@RMGCat) March 27, 2015
#ROHUntouchable is like an army of terracotta warriors come to life.
— Attila (@attilalondon) March 27, 2015
I LOVED #ROHuntouchable something caught me and I watched it all through a haze of tears — Gill Dunn (@gilltweet) March 27, 2015
#ROH4temps is such a masterpiece! Great work from the company. And @_edwatson beyond brilliant again! What a start to the night!
— Julien (@LondonJulien) March 27, 2015
Enjoyed #ROH4temps some fantastic choreography with lots of hip popping! Captivating b&w finale, Watson and Yanowsky brilliant as always. — Liam Tang (@Liam_Tang) March 27, 2015
Wow, Balanchine is a genius. No other choreographer could make dancers look like they have lead weights sewn into their costumes #ROH4Temps
— Vampire Soup (@VampireSoup) March 27, 2015
Still #ROH4Temps was excellent. It was about Space Invaders, right? — Tom (@Owlinflowers) March 27, 2015
#ROHSong is a masterpiece unlike anything else. Emotional, intelligent and one of a kind. I'll never stop saluting you Kenneth!
— Alex (@booshkla) March 27, 2015
.@MNunezOfficial devastatingly sanguine in the 'Farewell' section of #ROHSong. She conveys the meaning behind every step and gesture. — Leena Hassan (@leenahassan) March 27, 2015
Thrilled to be taken to #ROHsong Such grace from @MNunezOfficial And then there's Soares and Acosta too…
— Annemarie Neary (@AnnemarieNeary1) March 28, 2015
#ROHSong waited all evening for the best part of the ballets - those bourrees and the final steps. Beautifully executed by @MNunezOfficial — C J MacPherson (@Playingfootsie) March 28, 2015
Press reviews:
Evening Standard ★★★★ / ★★★★ / ★★★
The Stage ★★★★
Financial Times ★★★★ / ★ / ★★★★
Times (£) ★★★
Guardian ★★★
Arts Desk (£) ★★★
Telegraph (No star rating, generally positive)
What did you think of The Four Temperaments / Untouchable / Song of the Earth?
The Royal Ballet's triple programme of The Four Temperaments / Untouchable / Song of the Earth runs 27 March–14 April 2015. A small number of tickets are still available. Returns may become available and there are 67 day tickets for each performance.
The programme is given with generous philanthropic support from Sarah and Lloyd Dorfman.]]>


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2013 was a good year for Brad Pitt; he not only won an Oscar for producing last year's Best Picture winner 12 Years a Slave (which he also costarred in), but also headlined the first (lucrative) installment in a budding franchise, World War Z. The sequel to Pitt's zombie apocalypse thriller has been slow to develop over the past year – much slower than the infected creatures in the film move, anyway – but it may start picking up speed, now that it has a writer in place.
Then again, seeing how the World War Z sequel has not had a screenwriter officially attached over the past year, there may've not been much more than shapeless plot ideas for Bayona to kick around – until now, that is, as Variety's sources are confirming that Paramount and Skydance have hired Oscar-nominated writer/director Steven Knight to get to work on a screenplay for the project.
Knight's body of work includes scripts for acclaimed social realism drama/thrillers by directors Stephen Frears (Dirty Pretty Things) and David Cronenberg (Eastern Promises); he's also fresh off his writing and directing the minimalist storytelling "experiment" Locke, which has also been celebrated for its creative accomplishments (read our review). Pitt is clearly impressed as well, having recently been linked to an "untitled WWII romantic thriller" scripted by Knight; it's certainly possible that the Hollywood star was partly responsible for bringing Knight over to the World War Z sequel.
All in all, the WWZ followup is shaping up nicely, between the talented behind the scenes crew members and Pitt, ready to reprise as highly-competent U.N. employee, Gerry Lane. The first installment left the door open for the battle between humanity and zombie-kind to continue – without feeling like a cliffhanger a la the film's original third act/ending – so, again, it'll be interesting to see what direction Knight (and his collaborators) take the story in.
Are you interested in seeing a World War Z sequel, assuming the plot is up to scratch? Or was the first movie enough, as far as getting your fix of globe-trotting zombie action is concerned?
We'll keep you posted on the status of the World War Z sequel.
Source: Variety


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The Great Bend High School boys' swim team missed first place by 31 points at Tuesday afternoon's swim meet at Kirkman Activity Center.
OTIS - The Otis-Bison High School girls' basketball team just could not keep up with Dighton on Tuesday night, in spite of a game-high 21 points from Hannah Bannister.
It was a standout moment in the Great Bend High School boys' basketball team's season.
WICHITA - High school swimming is not entirely a team sport.
HAYS - With two first-place finishers, the Hoisington High School wrestling team finished fourth at the Bob Kuhn Prairie Classic on Saturday.
PAOLA - Falling just out of first place by 19 points, the Great Bend High School wrestling team finished second behind Derby on Saturday at the Paola Invitational.
ST. JOHN - Playing without junior point guard Kade Kinnamon for the first time this season, the St. John-Hudson High School boys' basketball team was able to come away with a big win over rival Macksville in the championship game of the St. John Lions Club Mid-Winter Classic.
EL DORADO - Converting all 12 of their free throws in the fourth quarter, the Great Bend High School Panthers registered a 43-32 win over Circle in a consolation bracket game on Friday afternoon at the 45th annual Bluestem Classic.
ST. JOHN - It's not easy keeping up with the No. 1-ranked basketball team in Class 1A Division-I.
ST. JOHN - You have to make your free throws down the stretch.
HOISINGTON - The Hoisington High School boys' basketball team put away Minneapolis for good in the third quarter, scoring 20 points in a 48-29 romp on Friday night in a second round game of the Hoisington Winter Jam.
HOISINGTON - A 17-point lead is a nice way to start things off for a high school basketball team.
ST. JOHN - Macksville High School's boys' basketball team pulled away from Larned in the final eight minutes to tuck away a 62-44 victory.
HOISINGTON - It was a tale of two halves for the Otis-Bison High School boys' basketball team on Thursday evening at the Hoisington Activity Center.
EL DORADO - This one was so reminiscent of Great Bend High School's early-season struggles.
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SALINA – St. John's Dean Wade, headed for Kansas State University, scored 15 points and grabbed a team high nine rebounds to help the White team roll past the Blue team 118-91 in Saturday's Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Boys All-Star Game at Mabee Arena.
Local kids ranging from first grade to eighth grade converged on the Memorial Stadium turf this week to improve their football field skills. Head high school coach Tony Crough and his full staff of coaches were on hand to lead athletes through position specific drills. Athletes worked on fundamentals such as throwing, catching, passing and run blocking, firing off the ball, hip movement, proper stance and footwork as well as team blocking concepts, learning plays, and reading defenses.
Great Bend Middle School will hold two football equipment sizing sessions. The first will take place on Monday, June 29 at 5:30 p.m. for eighth grade boys followed by the seventh grade at 6:30 p.m. The second sizing session will be held on Monday, July 6 at the same times. Athletes will meet at the GBMS field house located just west of the middle school. Athletes only need to attend one date. For more information contact coach Jason Perry at (620) 792-9625.
More than fifty participants were involved at this week's football camp held at Memorial Stadium. The camp was faciliated by members of the GBHS football team and coaching staff. The three-day camp concludes Wednesday.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN- Jackie Stiles, the legendary basketball and track and field star at Claflin High School during the 1990s, is among 12 individuals who will be inducted into the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) National High School Hall of Fame July 2 at the New Orleans Marriott in New Orleans, Louisiana. The 33rd Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be the closing event of the 96th annual NFHS Summer Meeting.
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The Lead
Continuing to Operate After a BreachJune 11, 2015 10:45 am | by Joe Shust, Editor | Videos | Comments
Pete O'Dell, Founder of Swan Island Networks, discusses how companies can continue to operate after a data breach and why it is critical for continuity and eventual recovery from cyber attacks. This is the second in a two part series of videos.
As Data Concerns Grow, Can DRaaS Help Business Continuity Professionals?April 16, 2015 11:54 am | by Joe Shust, Editor | Articles | Comments
As organizations gather more data and turn to cloud-based solutions to store it, disaster...
Can You Trust Your Public Cloud?February 12, 2015 11:11 am | by Bill Highleyman, Managing Editor, Availability Digest | Blogs | Comments
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Cloud Risk – Chance of ShowersFebruary 10, 2015 11:41 am | by Pete O'Dell | Articles | Comments
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Video: Understanding the Implications of the Cloud in Your BC and DR ProgramDecember 2, 2014 10:51 am | by CI Staff | Videos | Comments
Tim Mathews, Executive Director of Enterprise Resiliency for Educational Testing Service, discusses the impact the cloud could have on your BC/DR program, the risks it brings and why having an exit strategy in case data needs to be moved again is critical.
Questions You Need to Answer Before Adopting a Hybrid Cloud for Your EnterpriseNovember 18, 2014 10:29 am | by Rentsys Recovery Services | Rentsys Recovery Services | Blogs | Comments
Hybrid clouds are making it possible for enterprises to take advantage of the mobility and convenience of managing some resources via the public cloud without sacrificing the security of managing critical applications and sensitive data within an on-premise private cloud. If you're considering joining the ranks of hybrid cloud adopters, take the time to ask yourself some key questions to decide if hybrid cloud is right for you.
Up to 70 Percent Of Cyber Attacks Start InternallyNovember 14, 2014 10:40 am | by Eric Sorensen, Coordinator of Multimedia Development | Videos | Comments
Jeff Reinke and Bridget Bergin of Manufacturing.net discuss cyber attacks and how an overwhelming number of those attacks start internally. Topics covered include fog computing, security within a network's infrastructure, and the open source nature of IoT.
Stovepipe: Great for Hats, Not Crisis CommunicationNovember 7, 2014 10:35 am | by John Tempesco | Athoc | Blogs | Comments
John Tempesco, Senior Director of Marketing at AtHoc, Inc, discusses how many organizations "stovepipe" crisis communications, why that is harmful to those organizations and how to create an emergency notification plan that reaches across an entire business.
New Security Measures in Place for Healthcare.GovNovember 7, 2014 9:22 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Officials say HealthCare.gov has gotten cybersecurity upgrades ahead of a Nov. 15 start for the second open enrollment season under President Barack Obama's health care law. Last year's chaotic debut of the program did not allow time to complete security testing.
Apple Posts Security Warnings for Chinese UsersOctober 24, 2014 9:49 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Apple has posted a new security warning for users of its iCloud online storage service amid reports of a concerted effort to steal passwords and other data from people who use the popular service in China. The company suggested users should verify they are connecting to a legitimate iCloud server by using the security features built into Safari and other browsers such as Firefox and Google's Chrome.
Scaling Backup Capacity the Easy WaySeptember 19, 2014 11:36 am | by Chris Schin, VP of Products, Zetta.net | Blogs | Comments
Chris Schin, Vice President of Products for Zetta.net, discusses storage capacity, how it is increasing and the difficulty that causes when backing up data. He discusses using cloud-based storage as a way to alleviate the ever-increasing amount of data most companies are faced with.
Results of Unitrends Data Governance Survey are InSeptember 16, 2014 9:11 am | by Joe Shust, Editor | Articles | Comments
Results of the Unitrends and Continuity Insights Data Governance Survey show that resilience professionals are in agreement on why they have programs and what they are attempting to achieve through business continuity plans. Topics covered include mertrics, standards and the Cloud.
Continuity Q&A:The CloudJune 16, 2014 9:10 am | Articles | Comments
Continuity Insights spoke with Mark Carroll, Senior Vice President and Business Risk Officer at Income Research + Management, to discuss the cloud, its various business applications and some of the risk factors it brings for business continuity professionals.
The Roles of the Cloud Provider and the CustomerMay 13, 2014 10:43 am | Videos | Comments
In the first installment of this series, Mark Carroll, senior vice president of business risk, with Income Research+ Management, talks to "The Roles of the Cloud Provider and the Customer." Stay tuned for next week's episode, when we speak with Kathy Lee Patterson, business continuity project manager with Independence Blue Cross in Philadelphia on engaging senior management.
Sungard Availability Services Now An Independent CompanyApril 1, 2014 11:00 am | by Sungard AS | News | Comments
Sungard Availability Services has announced that it is now a standalone company, following its split-off from SunGard Data Systems Inc. The new company will remain headquartered in Wayne, PA.
Technology Failures Cost Billions In Lost ProductivityDecember 19, 2013 5:21 pm | News | Comments
Global businesses of all sizes face pervasive technology failures, with more than half registering a significant technology failure within the past year and 81 percent indicating they had the same fiasco occur multiple times, a survey found.
For Retailers, The Holiday Season Is All About IT ContinuityDecember 17, 2013 10:11 am | by Afshin Shams, Enterprise Cloud Sales Specialist, SunGard Availability Services. | Articles | Comments
Continuity takes on special significance for retailers as the holiday shopping season goes into full swing. IT outages aren't that uncommon at year-end for retailers. Twenty percent of them recorded at least one outage last year.
Continuity Q&A: Disaster Recovery Evolves In The CloudOctober 29, 2013 10:10 am | by Jonna Mayberry, Editor | Articles | Comments
Continuity Insights sat down with Vasu Subbiah, senior director, product management for Recovery Services at SunGard Availability Services, to learn about the latest developments in cloud services and how these developments might impact disaster recovery.
Continuity Q&A: Barry Weber On Resilience Through Cloud & AutomationSeptember 10, 2013 9:34 am | by Jonna Mayberry, Editor | Articles | Comments
SMBs are increasingly being forced to do everything that the enterprise organization has to deal with: security, business continuity, compliance, etc. They don't get any free passes. Yet, they don't always have the resources to solve the problem.
Short-Term Price Tag Per IT Failure Averages $10.8MJuly 9, 2013 9:15 am | News | Comments
Compuware Corp. today announced the results of a global survey measuring the financial impact on businesses when technology fails. The results quantify the significant long- and short-term costs to businesses when an IT failure occurs and identify secondary costs in productivity, production waste, customer satisfaction and more.
Cloud Risks: More Organizational Than OperationalJune 21, 2013 12:54 pm | by EMC | Videos | Comments
In this video, J P Morgenthal from EMC Consulting explains how much of the risk concerns for cloud computing have focused on operational risk — the risk of an outage or security breach — while little thought has been given to the organizational risks, how cloud computing changes IT roles, skills and career paths.
Study Finds Enterprise Reliance On 'Always On' Systems Necessary To Ensure Continual Business OperationsMay 7, 2013 4:31 pm | News | Comments
SunGard Availability Services released survey results published in an IDC White Paper, sponsored by SunGard Availability Services, Lack of Operational Resilience Will Undermine Enterprise Competitiveness: A Strategy for Availability (April 2013) that identify the competitive advantages of establishing sophisticated systems for maintaining uninterrupted business operations.
EVault Launches Industry-Pioneering Cloud Disaster Recovery Service In EMEAApril 17, 2013 3:24 pm | News | Comments
EVault, Inc., a Seagate Company, has announced that its market-leading EVault® Cloud Disaster Recovery Service with a guaranteed Service Level Agreement (SLA) is now available from EVault and its partners in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
Mail-Gard Partners With DMI To Expand Service OfferingApril 12, 2013 5:36 pm | News | Comments
Mail-Gard®, a division of IWCO Direct and one of the nation's leading providers of critical communication recovery solutions, announced it has partnered with Data Management International (DMI) to offer cloud-based document management recovery services including document capture recovery and document management system archiving.
Silver Peak Releases Do-It-Yourself Software For Accelerating Offsite ReplicationMarch 29, 2013 3:14 pm | News | Comments
Silver Peak Systems has introduced a new family of downloadable software products that are purpose-built for storage professionals to accelerate offsite data replication workloads. The new Silver Peak VRX-2, VRX-4 and VRX-8 software products combine data acceleration technology with flexible pricing.
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Savannah Technical College's Liberty campus will offer automotive classes beginning summer quarter.
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ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor says 96,306 laid-off workers filed first-time claims for state unemployment insurance benefits in March, an increase of 126.3 percent from March of 2008.
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The Liberty County Development Authority is looking to permanently finance its $2.5 million building on Highway 84.
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LUDOWICI - The Long County Development Authority elected Christy Wingate as chairwoman, replacing the late Terry Gordon.
Coldwell Banker Holtzman, Realtors was named the No. 1 company in units closed with 21-35 agents in the Southern region for independently owned and operated affiliated companies in the Coldwell Banker system in 2008.
The Liberty County Development Authority balanced and approved all of its budgets last week. The budget is for fiscal-year 2016, which runs from July 1 through June 30.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen announced last week the economy is still not strong enough to warrant a hike for interest rates, though she is optimistic the anticipated hike could arrive as soon as September.
American consumers are accumulating credit card debt at the same rate as before the recession, despite paying down a huge chunk of that borrowing during the first quarter of this year, according to CardHub's 2015 Credit Card Debt Study released this week.
Last weekend, the newest installment in the Jurassic Park franchise, "Jurassic World," set the record for the highest opening weekend in history, beating out the previous champ, Marvel's "The Avengers."
Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg announced Wednesday that he and his wife, Priscilla Chan, had donated $5 million to a scholarship fund for undocumented immigrants.
Hinesville has a new musical instrument sales, repair and instructional store. Backline Productions Services LLC opened its doors in March but held its official grand opening May 16.
As tuition increases, more and more economists and public figures are calling for a more pragmatic approach to what it should mean to get a college degree. The president of the Association of American Universities, Hunter Rawlings, disagrees.
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After discussing his "mild racism" during his opening monologue for Saturday Night on May 16, stand-up comedian Louis C.K. ruffled some feathers by joking about knowing a "neighborhood child molester" in his youth.
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Le Creuset Round French Oven Great for nearly any dish, Le Creuset's Round French Oven will be a favorite in the kitchen. Its classic design features a tight fitting lid and handles for easy transportation. It comes in a vibrant finish and is made of enameled cast iron. The lid also has phenolic knobs that are oven safe to 375 °F / 190 °C. Features: Made of enameled cast iron Easy grip handles on each side Tight fitting lid with phenolic knob oven safe to 375 °F / 190 °C Available in a variety of sizes Available in a variety of colors
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Beautiful enough to bring to the table, yet durable enough to outlive its 101-year warranty against defects, this heavy French oven is perfect for preparing and serving ceremonious dishes such as braised short ribs with sauerkraut, cassoulet, and vegetable soup. Use it in the oven or on the stovetop. Made of cast-iron, which is unexcelled for its heat distribution and retention, this French oven cooks foods evenly and gently without hot spots at low temperatures and is suitable for all heat sources. This pan holds 7-1/4 quarts, measures 11 inches in diameter, and its exterior and interior are clad in two coats of Le Creuset's famous bright enamel. The plastic knob on its heavy, tight-fitting lid is ovenproof to 450 degrees F. Loop handles facilitate carrying, and the oven is dishwasher-safe. Like all Le Creuset cast-iron products, it is hand-cast in a one-of-a-kind sand mold and hand-finished at the Le Creuset factory in France. --Fred Brack
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Court records reveal new information about a bizarre drive-by shooting in Northglenn [1] in which a home owner followed the alleged shooter until police surrounded him on the shoulder of Interstate 25 [2].
Scott Cuthbartson [3] called police around 9:30 p.m. on March 19 to report someone had shot at his house. Cuthbartson was in his car, following the suspect's Chevy Malibu.
He later told police it was the 12th time someone had driven by and shot at his home.
Police caught up to the Malibu about six miles away from Cuthbartson's home, on northbound I-25. The driver, Harvey Glenn Ewing [4], 53, of LaSalle [5], had pulled onto the shoulder.
At first, Ewing denied being involved in a shooting, saying he was on his way to a strip club. He later admitted he had shot at the house on three or four occasions. Ewing said he believed his ex-wife was at the house, and he wanted to scare them, according to an affidavit for his arrest warrant.
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The quintet took the stage amid inebriated uproar from the sold-out Mod Club, Hutchison looking as authentically weary and bedraggled as ever. "It's been a while since we've been in Toronto. Thanks for not forgetting about us," he began, before rediscovering his ego for roaring renditions of "A Modern Leper" and "Old Old Fashioned." It's rousingly literate music that folk of a certain age and social set will find impossible to describe without using words like "just," "so" and "amazing," probably in immediate succession. And such people were in fine voice, heartily fulfilling the request for a chorus of "ahhh's" during a resplendent "Swim Until You Can't See Land." But don't be fooled: fluffy, sensitive-male-with-guitar schtick this is not. "State Hospital" churns with cacophonous elegance and brutal imagery, while "Head Rolls Off" effectively tackles with optimistic hues the issue of humankind's ultimate purpose: "While I'm alive, I'll make tiny changes to Earth."
Despite being well into an exhaustive, continent-spanning tour, Hutchison, like any great entertainer, contorted and yelled his larynx into pretty oblivion, singing as if it were not only his last performance but last living moment. Following a helpful disclaimer ("one of the flaps in my vocal chords doesn't meet the other one," he explained, "so I've essentially got a loose vagina in my throat"), they slid into poignant, acoustic renderings of "Poke" and "Good Arms Vs. Bad Arms," causing the most emotionally vulnerable to awkwardly mimic and guffaw at the vocal acrobatics.
Through the wit and eloquence, Hutchison might come across as lonely and misplaced as the disco ball spinning from the venue's ceiling. But as the band departed the stage, he broke the furtive, genuine smile of a man relieved, at least till tomorrow night, of some profound psychological weight. It was nothing less than cockle-warming.
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