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Candie Cooper is a designer with a passion for combining unique materials and color combinations, inspired by extensive travel and her years living in China. Candie is the author of Metalworking 101 for Beaders (Lark Books 2009), Felted Jewelry (Lark Books 2007), and Designer Needle Felting (Lark Books 2007) and newly released ReMixed Media DVDs (Interweave Press).
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Assuming that Esther was the Queen of Xerxes I (486-465 b.c.), the first banquet would be dated 483-482 b.c. (1:3-4), and Esther made queen in December 479 or January 478 b.c. (2:16-17). The next date (3:7) would be April 17, 474 B.C., and the next date (3:13) would be March 7, 473 b.c. The decree (8:9) was written June 25, 474 b.c.
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On this day he actually had the look of a reliable, responsible, sober-minded man.
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This is from the Iowa Wrestling site: Competition is extremely fierce at the 133 and 141-pound weight classes. Daniel Dennis won the wrestle-off at 133 pounds and will see most of the mat time in the early going. Not sure if he wrestled Slaton yet though.
That would have been my guess. There would have been more news had Dennis actually beaten Slaton in the wrestle off although don't be shocked if it happens. If its a weight issue and they want to bring Slaton along slowly I give Iowa credit. If you have the luxury of a Daniel Dennis in the short run you use it. That's smart of Iowa in my opinion knowing that I am sure he could make the weight, he might not be 100%.
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OFF TOPIC: The Collateral Damage of Gangnam Style
You might have caught the news last week that the video Gangnam Style has been viewed so frequently, (2 BILLION plus times), that it actually 'broke' YouTube, whose underlying code had been unable to store and display a video views count above 2,147,483,647.
YouTube subsequently fixed the bug, if it even could be called a bug, and now assures us that it can handle a views count maximum of somewhere north of 9 quintillion.
Let's hope that Gangnam Style, (or Grumpy Cat or Celebrities Reading Mean Tweets or anything else) doesn't ever get too close to breaking YouTube again.
Because there is a cost of sorts in all this YouTube watching. An opportunity cost really, for all of us. A few months back, before Gangnam Style broke YouTube, the folks at the Economist did some calculations to estimate what else humanity might have been able to accomplish with all the time spent (140M hours at that point), watching Gangnam Style.
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One Gangnam Style equates to 20 Empire State Buildings, 4 Great Pyramids, and almost 2 new Wikipedias.
That is potentially the kinds of things we could have accomplished had we spent the time watching Gangnam Style in more productive endeavors.
Look, I am not sitting here saying I spend every waking minute in deep study, volunteering for the less fortunate, saving abandoned puppies, or helping elderly folks cross the street.
I waste plenty of time. I do.
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Mr Farry, 55, had his family around him when he passed away yesterday at Hairmyres Hospital, East Kilbride.
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The man who grew up in a tenement in Holybrook Street, Govanhill was perhaps best known for being the high flying Scottish football bureaucrat who grew into the bogeyman they all loved to hate.
The son of a beat cop in the east end of Glasgow, he worked as a landscape gardener, milkman and window cleaner before becoming one of the biggest names in Scottish football administration.
In 1972 as Old Firm supremos David Murray and Fergus McCann were plotting how to make their first million, 17-year-old Mr Farry joined the SFA as an administrative assistant.
At just 24, Mr Farry became the youngest-ever secretary of the Scottish Football League and later became the youngest secretary of the SFA.
In 1990 he became the youngest ever chief executive when he took over from Ernie Walker and went on to play a key role in building the new Hampden Park.
While his predecessors Walker and Willie Allen had left after enduring years of flak he thought he would take a different path.
His reward, 10 years later, was to be humiliatingly sacked for gross misconduct, having been found guilty by an independent commission of deliberately delaying the registration of Jorge Cadete and preventing him from playing for Celtic.
Mr Farry always insisted he had done nothing wrong and had said he would not be resigning from his job.
But he had not reckoned on Celtic chairman, McCann, whose unwillingness to let the matter drop finally resulted in Mr Farry being shown the door.
McCann claimed that Cadete's absence from vital games towards the end of the 1995-96 season cost the Parkhead club a chance of landing the Scottish League and Cup double. Instead, Celtic lost out to Rangers in both competitions.
Before that Mr Farry hit the headlines after receiving death threats when criticised forpoor judgment over a decision to go-ahead with Scotland's game against Belarus in 1997 on the day of Princess Diana's funeral.
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In three days, a new 3D film called "Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away" releases. That is not the only big news for Cirque du Soleil though, as a new partnership has been announced with Canadian company Bell Media, which will see the Montreal-based Bell helped Cirque create film, TV, digital and gaming content for a worldwide audience.
Jacque Méthé, Bell Media president, joined the company after serving time as an executive producer at Cirque du Soleil, which is based out of Quebec. His new company will have access to Cirque's considerable library and current projects it is working on, such as the Paramount film following its theatrical run.
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"The Spy Who Loved Me" Submarine. This functional submersible was used in the 1977 James Bond thriller "The Spy Who Loved Me." A prototype for the "Shark Hunter II" series produced by Perry Oceanographics, this mini-sub was designed for transporting personnel, conducting underwater surveys, and to serve as a recreational vehicle. Representatives from Pinewood Studios visited the builder to negotiate the propulsion and ballast for the submersible Lotus Esprit used in the movie, when they caught a glimpse of the Shark Hunter hull. So enamored were they with it, that the script was rewritten to include the sub in an astounding underwater chase scene. Features include an aluminum and fiberglass hull, brushless electric motor, and stainless steel aircraft control cables. Maximum depth: 450 feet. Top speed: 3.5 kys. Battery duration: 5-6 hours. Range: 18-20 miles. Torpedoes: none (sorry). Yellow with black detailing, seats two, and is 15 feet in length. Includes wheeled transport trailer, a history of the sub from designer Richard Brown, and list of operational guidelines from previous owner Tom Kolodner.
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Or if you are entering a section with possibly tricky navigation and you know someone near you is using GPS (you on roadbook or nothing like some do) then you can try to enter directly after and sponge off that person or if you want to avoid someone following you you can possibly make that happen.
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: My beautiful Jessie was hit by a car 2 nights ago and she's been hospitalized with a 'degloving injury' of her front left leg. Fortunately, she does not have any internal injuries, no head nor spine injuries. The vet has told us that the leg prognosis is not very good. She will need at least 2 months to recover from the tissue damage and after that she would need her ankle/paw bones fused. Even after all that it is no guarantee that the leg would function. Another option the vet mentioned is amputating the leg. It would minimize the painful recovery with scenario #1 and the risk of infection (since there is no skin left in the area).
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Nobody is going to beat you up over this, you are already in enough pain.
All I can tell you is from what I see when watching "Emergency Vets" on Animal Planet. It looks to me that all the amputees I have seen have done fabulous after recuperation. They all act like they have all four legs.
Personally if I were in this situation I would go with the amputation if it's more hopeful.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers have waived forward Luke Harangody and signed forward Kevin Jones to a contract. The Cavs have assigned Jones to the Canton Charge, the Cavaliers exclusively owned and operated NBA Development League team, as one of their NBA roster players. Per league and team policy, terms of the contract were not announced though Jones was initially signed to a three-year, partially guaranteed contract that would have allegedly netted him $250,000 had he made the initial roster. Harangody appeared in 42 games (one start) with the Cavs over two seasons and averaged 4.5 points and 3.5 rebounds in 15.0 minutes per game. Harangody did not appear in any games this season. Jones, a 6-foot-8, 250-pound rookie forward from West Virginia University, has played in three games this season with the Charge and is averaging 27.0 points on .540 shooting and 13.7 rebounds in 41.3 minutes per game. He was one of three players on the Cavaliers training camp roster that were released and then designated for assignment to the Charge, playing under an NBADL contract.
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Advance your calendar and clocks to Oct. 21. It is now Sunday 10 a.m., just after Holy Mass at the parish church in a small town in Poland.
"Where are my documents? Where's my ID card?" yells Grandma. "Got no clue," her grandson coyly grins as he pushes Grandma's wallet, ID and all deeper into his back pocket.
This little family dispute is by virtue of the mobile phone network and SMS messaging. Makes no sense? Read on. This imaginary scene may well become reality in many Polish homes come that Sunday when Poles take to the polling stations.
As the election campaign heats up and the ruling conservative Law and Justice Party runs head-to-head with the opposition liberal Civic Platform, young voters are using all their imagination to prevent older folks from casting ballots in favor of the conservatives. From the new generation's point of view, these mostly ardent Catholic senior citizens have little interest in the workings of the modern world and would rather dwell in Poland's rich and painful history than meet today's challenges.
In the past few days you'd be lucky (or unlucky, depending on your political views) not to get your mobile phone's memory crammed with SMS messages reading "Elections are coming up. The country needs to be saved. Hide your grandma's ID. This is how we can save the nation. Pass it on."
Law and Justice came to power two years ago. Since then, the government fell amid scandals and charges of incompetence by the opposition. The party, which is still in power until the new elections, is run by Jaroslaw Kaczynski, who is also prime minister. His mirror-image twin brother, Lech, happens to be president.
Many younger people feel ridiculed because their country is run by almost identical twins who starred in a 1960's children's movie; they also resent the fact that the current government is extremely right-wing, ultra-Catholic and appeals almost exclusively to the grannies and grandpas who shy away from almost anything beyond their town's boundaries.
Trouble is, as the younger voters see it, these backward, mostly small town dwellers are still eligible to vote. And diligent voters they are, so they may sway the Oct. 21 election result to Law and Justice.
"There's no way I'll let my grandma vote! She's got no right to determine my future, and now that we're in the European Union I've got too much at stake," economics student Karol Gawrychowski, 22, told ABC News.
To cast your ballot you need to present proof of your identity. No ID, no ballot. A Polish ID document is a credit-card-size piece of plastic, much like a driver's license. Easy enough to be slipped into your political opponent's back pocket.
The Polish Dziennik daily paper traced the instigators of this SMS campaign. They are three young computer engineers (homepage: www.wykop.pl), who call themselves "The Three Musketeers" but prefer not to comment on their electoral crusade of trying to keep the elderly from voting for Law and Justice.
The SMS chain has spread like wild fire. "Today's technology reined in for political ends something beyond the grasp of Law and Justice," laughs Leon Zuber of the Plus GSM cell phone network. "We don't make much of a profit out of SMS messaging, but this is a tidal wave. And it's good to see people can use their cells with imagination."


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Cilla and our Graham did a superb job with Blind Date and Stars in their Eyes was an actual talent contest with out any of the silly drama you get from The X Factor.
I'm not.
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Stars in their eyes declined because of the TV talent shows we have today. Even though it was far more modest and honest ( except for the smoky doors part
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I've been using the VESA driver for weeks as it's faster than the NV driver (!!) on my 8800GT and really need to get full acceleration working again, preferably with 177.70.
Could any kind soul share their workaround?
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If CC=gcc-4.1 IGNORE_XEN_PRESENCE=1 doesn't work, Debian's xen.patch for 173.14.09 may still apply. Otherwise you'll have to do something about the kernel - use their .config from 2.6.25 to build something XEN-free, upgrade to unstable (sid) or try installing 2.6.26 from unstable, which does away with the XEN configuration.
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Thanks for the tips logan. Lenny is already using 2.6.26 and that still uses the XEN configuration. I've read various bug reports in the Debian BTS however they all indicate that the XEN configuration options are going to stay.
I've exported the CC= switch however it seems that it wants me to provide configured kernel sources, which may take a little while to compile and I'll see if I can convince the driver to install with those sources, all the while the stock kernel is installed :)
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Well blow it it worked straight off the bat!
I thought there was still an issue here but clearly it's problem solved!
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So I just ended my period today. And usually, I wait at least a day after my period ends to have sex, because I have this dark stuff that like...if I had a tampon in it would come out on the tampon. So I wait usually to make sure thats all gone.
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I wouldn't use soap- that could irritate and dry out the area. Try using a feminine wash (it's soap free), like Summer's Eve. There is also a sensitive skin formula...you can find it at any drugstore, by the feminine protection aisle.
And aside from a douche, there isn't a lot you can do to clean out the inside of your vagina. It is self-cleansing as it is, so even if you try, there might still be some old blood/blood clots up there that have not been released. If you have sex with your boyfriend, there might be some old blood clots regardless. He will understand if he is mature enough. You can still explain to him that you just ended your period...
Keep in mind that your vagina tends to be drier right after your period (the day or so after), which can cause friction during sex. If it is, then make sure to be completely "ready" down there, or even to use some lube, if needed. Anyway, I generally stay away from the soap (especially scented kind), and only use a feminine wash.
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I would say you're safest and easiest bet is to just use good ole soap and water. Which you can use at any time, and is sometimes even better than douching. I'm not sure if it's the safest to douche the day your period ends (I could be wrong about that though) so I would suggest just taking a shower and cleaning it out with soap (pref. a bar of soap) and water. It sounds simple, but it works.
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"The Lyric Opera of Chicago finds a sweet Alpine spot with director Marc Bruni's admirably lively new production of 'The Sound of Music,' a lavish yet accessible and family-oriented affair that features…gorgeous picture-book design from Michael Yeargan…" - Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune
"Lyric's extraordinary production, elegantly directed by Marc Bruni, takes all the great qualities of the show to present a grand scale, stunning production the likes of which we haven't seen in a long time." - Betty Mohr, Le Bon Travel and Culture
The Sound of Music "make[s] full use of the Civic Opera House's grand stage, from towering tableaus of the abbey to the irresistible moment when all seven of the von Trapp children ride onstage on matching but custom-sized bicycles—talk about commitment to a production aesthetic." - Kris Vire, Time Out Chicago
"Lyric Opera of Chicago's 'The Sound of Music' is every bit the grand production you'd expect from one of the country's leading opera companies." - Barbara Vitello, Daily Herald
The beloved story
"It's remarkable how such a well-known story can still generate chuckles and gasps, even upon the umpteenth viewing" - Elizabeth Diffin, Chicago Parent
The fantastic cast
"I can't recall a revival so perfectly cast." - Roy Leonard, Chicago Now
"…pert-yet-powerful [Jenn] Gambatese…makes this role her own. She has a broad smile that matches her captivating performance that leaves the heart warmed and the spirited lifted with her every song note." - Phil Potempa, Northwest Indiana Times
"…tying it together, providing that intangible element allowing this 'Music' to really sing, is Gambatese's brilliant portrayal of Maria." - Barry Reszel, Make It Better
"Billy Zane…has just the right tone for the stern Captain whose militaristic demeanor melts away when he realizes that Maria has brought back music into his life" - Roy Leonard, Chicago Now
"…the seven von Trapp children—pros beyond their years—are the production's greatest delight…" - Deanna Isaacs, Chicago Reader
"Beautifully majestic…Christine Brewer as the Mother Abbess. Her operatic 'Climb Ev'ry Mountain' will bring tears to your eyes." - Dean Richards, WGN-TV
Elizabeth Futral "moved with the studied grace of one who is accustomed to having all eyes on her in the room.…This soprano is also a bitingly clever actor, one who knows how to fling a casual aside to the back of the house." - Nancy Malitz, Chicago on the Aisle
Edward Hibbert "is superb as character man/comic relief/realist/impresario Max Detweiler, showing he is a true pro in every sense of the word." - Paul W. Thompson, Broadway World
"Betsy Farrar is a lovely, believable Liesl … 'Sixteen Going on Seventeen' [is] beautifully sung and danced with a charming Zach Sorrow as Rolf, thankfully avoiding the angry young man syndrome found in most portrayals" - Colin Douglas, Chicago Theatre Review
The beautiful music
"…Richard Rodgers himself couldn't imagine a more ideal way of hearing his score…" - Kris Vire, Time Out Chicago
"The Lyric Orchestra, under the masterful conductor Rob Fisher, does justice to Richard Rodgers fabulous score." - Tom Williams, Chicago Critic
"…probably the best chorus of Nonnberg nuns the world has ever heard" - Paul W. Thompson, Broadway World
Don't miss it!
"The sound of perfection...best stage show we've had in Chicago in years." - Dean Richards, WGN-TV
"In the Lyric Opera's capable hands, The Sound of Music has retained its appeal for audiences of all ages. The hills are alive, indeed." - Elizabeth Diffin, Chicago Parent
"…fans of the film and stage show—especially those introducing their children to it—will find it faithful, beautiful, and bigger than they're ever likely to see it again." - Deanna Isaacs, Chicago Reader
"Who knew that the Lyric would do more than just revive the musical but give it the definitive production that the stage show has always deserved." - Michael J. Roberts, Showbiz Chicago "This production is absolutely wonderful." - Andrew Patner, WFMT
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4/28/2014 06:44 pm
Lyric's new production of The Sound of Music opens on April 25, and the excitement around Chicago is reaching a fever pitch. The wonderful cast and crew of the show have been spotted all around town. Check out some highlights of the great media coverage so far.
Lyric's new production of The Sound of Music opens on April 25, and the excitement around Chicago is reaching a fever pitch. The wonderful cast and crew of the show—Billy Zane, Jenn Gambatese, Christine Brewer, Edward Hibbert, Marc Bruni, and those delightful von Trapp children—have been spotted all around town. Even the Chicago Bulls All-Star Center Joakim Noah is in on the action!
Sports Illustrated
Joakim Noah dropped by the Civic Opera House for a Sports Illustrated photo shoot and a quick visit to the von Trapp children's rehearsal for The Sound of Music. Lee Jenkins reports in the magazine's April 21 issue>>
Billy Zane on WGN Morning News
Jenn Gambatese on Windy City Live
Marc Bruni on Chicago Sun-Times "Curtain Call"
Christine Brewer and Edward Hibbert on Chicago Tonight
WCIU's You & Me This Morning
And here's a sampling of the many print interviews about the show
Need more inside info? Check out our Insider's Guide to The Sound of Music !
4/23/2014 01:21 pm
Broadway star Jenn Gambatese stars as Maria in Lyric's new production of The Sound of Music. But what are a few of her favorite things? Read on to find out more.
Our Maria, Jenn Gambatese, has an impressive Broadway background that includes creating the role of Natalie in All Shook Up opposite Cheyenne Jackson, creating the role of Jane in Disney's Tarzan, and recently starring as Glinda in the first national touring production of Wicked. But when she's not on stage, here are some of the things she enjoys, besides rain drops, on top of the roses!
See Jenn "climb ev'ry mountain" with Billy Zane, Christine Brewer, Elizabeth Futral, Edward Hibbert, and more in The Sound of Music opening on April 25 at Lyric!
Hot toddys of all sorts make me a happy girl. You also can't go wrong with a champagne cocktail. (Don't tell Leisl!)
Singin' in the Rain is my all-time fave.
My 4-year-old daughter and I are loving the Frozen soundtrack at present. All the songs are great, but Idina's version of "Let It Go" is a real triumph. I immensely enjoy the Christophe Beck orchestral pieces on the soundtrack as well.
I am also really digging The Lone Bellow and their self-titled album.
Ice cream—when I'm not singing, lol! I'm also a sucker for a great egg sandwich.
I'm just in love with The Mohonk Mountain House, and it's practically in my own back yard!
I don't watch a ton of TV, but every time I see New Girl I just love it.
I was reluctant to join but man oh man, I'm on Facebook every day.
HOME! My daughter Josephine, my husband Curtis, home cooking.
I loved my little china tea set and was a real bookworm. Favorite Christmas present ever was a gorgeous hardcover edition with illustrations of...wait for it...Heidi. I guess I've always had a thing for the Alps. I remember devouring the whole book in 2 days!
Our little teacup Yorkie, Killer Marie.
I'm captivated by Gregory Colbert's "Ashes and Snow" photographs and would love to befriend and ride an elephant one day!
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3/28/2014 03:20 pm
Go inside Lyric's new production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's The Sound of Music, on stage like you've never seen it before from April 25 to May 18, with video previews, interviews, behind-the-scenes looks, and more!
Lyric is thrilled to once again celebrate the great American musical with a brand-new production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music, staged like you've never seen it before starting on April 25. Chicago native Billy Zane, known for his starring roles in Titanic and Chicago on Broadway, plays Captain Georg von Trapp with dazzling cast that includes Broadway stars Jenn Gambatese (Maria) and Edward Hibbert (Max) and opera luminaries Christine Brewer (Mother Abbess) and Elizabeth Futral (Elsa Schraeder). The production comes to life with dancing, costumes, sets, and the glorious sound of the Lyric Opera Orchestra and Chorus—62 members strong, an unprecedented ensemble for most musical theater productions.
Go inside this production with video previews, interviews, behind-the-scenes articles, and more!
Have you heard? The Sound of Music is a hit!The reviews are in...and they are spectacular! Critics are loving Lyric's new production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's beloved final masterpiece. Dean Richards from WGN-TV deemed it "the sound of perfection...best stage show we've had in Chicago in years." READ MORE
Buzz is Building for The Sound of Music The talented cast and crew of The Sound of Music have been spotted all across Chicago. Here is a sampling of some of the television appearances, interviews, and features on this new production. Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah even met the von Trapp children! READ MORE
Michael Black preps nuns and kids alike for The Sound of MusicLyric's talented chorus master talks about the process of preparing the huge chorus of nuns and the delightful von Trapp children for their singing roles in The Sound of Music. Plus, he gives us a first-hand account of when Bulls center Joakim Noah stopped by rehearsal. READ MORE
Talkin' Broadway with Jenn Gambatese and Billy ZaneThough they are both making Lyric debuts with The Sound of Music, Billy Zane and Jenn Gambatese bring years of expertise as actors-on the screen and on the stage-to the Civic Opera House as they portray Captain von Trapp and Maria in this eagerly anticipated new production. READ MORE
Bringing The Sound of Music to LifeLyric continues its lauded American Musical Theater Initiative with The Sound of Music. You might have watched NBC's highly rated live production in December, but nothing can compare to the experience of watching it live on stage. Casting is key, and for this production, Lyric has assembled stars from Broadway and opera to collaborate on Rodgers and Hammerstein's final masterpiece. READ MORE
Billy Zane on Broadway, Fatherhood, and the Captain's Wicked Sense of HumorThough he's known for his blockbuster film roles-including Titanic, Back to the Future, and a memorable cameo in Zoolander-Zane has theater in his DNA. His parents were active in regional theater, so he grew up watching them perform, as well as attending Harand Theatre Camp in Kenosha, Wisconsin. READ MORE
Inside the Mind of Sound of Music Director Marc Bruni Director Marc Bruni gives the inside track on what audiences can expect when they come to see The Sound of Music at Lyric-everything from sets to music and characters promises to create an unparalleled theatrical experience. READ MORE
My Favorite Things: Jenn GambateseOur Maria gives some of her must-haves, which include champagne cocktails (don't tell Leisl!), Singin' in the Rain, ice cream, Heidi, and her adorable teacup Yorkie, Killer Marie. And yes, she and her daughter belt out the Frozen soundtrack with Idina Menzel. READ MORE
My Favorite Things: Christine BrewerOne of the world's most acclaimed sopranos, Christine Brewer stars as the Mother Abbess in The Sound of Music. But when she's not solving a problem like Maria, what does she enjoy? Here's a glimpse into her very busy and very fun life from A League of Their Own to the annual Brewer Hootenanny. READ MORE
My Favorite Things: Edward HibbertKnown for his delightfully droll portrayal of food critic Gil Chesterton on NBC's Frasier, Edward Hibbert brings his quick wit to the role of oily impresario Max Detweiler in this production of The Sound of Music. A few of his favorite things? All About Eve, Amy Winehouse, cashmere, and champagne. Max would be proud! READ MORE
My Favorite Things: Elizabeth FutralChicago favorite and an alumna of Lyric's own Ryan Opera Center, Elizabeth Futral is starring as the elegant Elsa Schraeder in The Sound of Music. She gives a glimpse of a few of the things she enjoys most, including Breaking Bad, Annie Dillard, and the unique Chicago Mix (cheese and caramel together) from the legendary Garrett Popcorn. READ MORE
My Favorite Things: Betsy FarrarBetsy Farrar is no stranger to Chicago stages, having appeared in Million Dollar Quartet and Gypsy, but she makes her Lyric debut as Liesl. When not performing, a nice stiff whiskey ginger, It's a Wonderful Life, and the collected works of Beyoncé are just a few of her favorite things. READ MORE
My Favorite Things: Zach SorrowThis Northwestern University grad loves Xbox and a capella. Get to know Zach Sorrow, who is currently setting Liesl's heart aflutter as everyone's favorite telegraph delivery boy Rolf. READ MORE
Those Sound of Music KidsWhat's more appealing than an American musical filled with great tunes and an engaging and delightful group of kids placed in the very center of the story? Lyric's new production of The Sound of Music has in its cast an assortment of talented young actors who can sing, dance, and, of course, act. Assistant conductor Valerie Maze talks about how the kids balance rehearsal with school and more. READ MORE
Heritage Bicycles and THE SOUND OF MUSICA grand-scale production like The Sound of Music means finding some very special props. When the von Trapp children and Rolf needed bicycles, Lyric turned to Chicago's own Heritage Bicycles to manufacture some very special custom-made vehicles. READ MORE
Introducing the Family von Trapp! Here are some fun facts about the seven exceptionally talented young actors that makes up the von Trapp Family Singers! This group does everything from stage acting to TV roles to tae kwon do! READ MORE
The Hills Are Alive with (Covers from) The Sound of Music Rodgers and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music is full of some of the most beloved songs in all of musical theater. Many of them have become standards in their own right, appearing in TV shows, movies, and commercials for decades. Here are just a handful of our favorite interpretations of these classic songs. READ MORE
Oh Captain, My Captain! Getting to Know Billy ZaneThe Captain has arrived! The one, the only Billy Zane, star of James Cameron's international blockbuster Titanic and critically acclaimed for his portrayal of Billy Flynn in Broadway's smash hit Chicago, stars as Captain von Trapp in Lyric's brand-new production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music (April 25-May 18). READ MORE
Billy Zane's Memorable Film MomentsOur Captain, Billy Zane, has appeared in more than 100 film roles. Here are a few highlights from his extremely varied career, including on-screen appearances with Nicole Kidman, Kate Winslet, and Michael J. Fox. READ MORE
Here are highlights from Lyric's Sound of Music float appearing in Chicago's world-famous St. Patrick's Day Parade:
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Marc Cassell, Bethesda bomber suspect, arrested in Fairfax County
A man accused of setting off explosive devices at his estranged wife's parents' home in Bethesda early Sunday has been arrested in Fairfax County. He is expected to be extradited to Montgomery County within days.
I-Team Investigates: Was last year's deadly officer shooting of Springfield man justified?
Nearly one year after a Springfield man was fatally shot by a Fairfax County Police officer, the question remains: was gunfire justified? The case in question is still open and unresolved.
Sketch released of July 4 Falls Church stabbing suspect
Fairfax County police released a sketch Wednesday of the man wanted for stabbing a 65-year-old woman during a Fourth of July fireworks show.
Woman, 65, stabbed while watching fireworks in Falls Church
Police say a 65-year-old woman was stabbed by an unknown assailant while watching fireworks in a shopping center parking lot in the Falls Church area.
Babysitter, Heriberto Urratia, arrested for, allegedly raping young Fairfax County girl over extended period of time
Fairfax County Police say that earlier this month, they arrested 25-year-old Heriberto Urratia on the allegation he raped a girl less than 10 years of age over an extended period of time.
Police to increase enforcement efforts on Virginia, Maryland highways for 'Capitol Region HOV Awareness Day'
Police in the Washington area are cracking down on cheaters in the high-occupancy vehicle lanes Thursday for Capitol Region HOV Awareness Day.
Update: Junior Abel Flores, 24, identified in Springfield overnight homicide on Saturday
Fairfax County police are investigating a homicide in Springfield that left Junior Abel Flores, 24, lying injured in the middle of the road.
Tysons Corner bottle bomb 911 calls released by Fairfax County police
Fairfax County police have released some of the panicked phone calls the received last weekend from the Tyson's Corner movie theater where someone set off multiple "bottle bombs."
Tysons Corner theater evacuated after bottle explosion during 'Godzilla' showing
The Tysons Corner Center AMC theaters were evacuated early Sunday during a midnight showing of "Godzilla" when patrons reported hearing what sounded like an explosion or "popping noises," police say.
Falls Church man sets home on fire to avoid eviction by Fairfax County police
Fairfax County police say officers stormed a Falls Church home after a man who faced eviction set fire to the house during an 11-hour standoff.
Sean Logan, Reston teen, dies after being struck by a car
A Reston teenager who was involved in a crash involving two cars on May 8 has died, according to police.
Seven women reportedly fondled in Bailey's Crossroads area
The incidents occurred in shopping centers between March 22 and April 19, according to police.
Son of Fairfax officer arrested for taking Dad's cruiser, wearing uniform
The 27-year-old man and his 18-year-old girlfriend who was in the passenger seat are both facing charges.
Concrete barrier blocks traffic on Route 123 after falling from truck
A boulder-sized piece of concrete barrier fell off of a truck bed Wednesday morning, blocking traffic along Route 123 near its intersection with Silver Brook Road.
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Seasoned salt
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Lemon pepper seasoning
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Chicken breasts
|4 , split
|Sliced boiled ham
|4 Ounce (1 Package)
|Canned chicken gravy
|10 1⁄2 Ounce (1 Can)
|Canned sliced mushrooms
|4 Ounce (1 Can)
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
1. Combine oil, salt and pepper seasoning in a cup.
2. Brush chicken breasts on both sides with part of oil mixture.
3. Cut ham slices into 1 1/2-inch-wide strips.
4. Broil chicken breasts, skin-sides down, for 15 minutes; turn; brush again.
5. Broil chicken 10 minutes longer. Arrange the ham strips on chicken and brush with oil mixture. Broil 5 minutes longer, or until chicken is tender and the ham is delicately browned.
6. Heat gravy, mushrooms with liquid and lemon juice until bubbly-hot in a small saucepan.
7. To serve, arrange chicken and ham on small platter; spoon some of gravy over.
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Has a good leg that does a nice job getting hangtime and force the fair catch deep inside enemy territory. Shows kick off ability and flashes skills on onside kick.
Will line drive some punts and outkick his coverage. Doesn't really do a great job as a directional kicker in trying to work the sideline. Struggles to drive the ball inside the 10-yard line as a kickoff specialist.
Missed the bowl game this past year because of a brain tumor that was discovered late in the season. Initially, though benign he had surgery to have it removed in late December and indicates he's ready to play football again and it should no longer be an issue. You like his consistency as the punter all four years, averaging 43.3 yards on 262 career kicks. Had 80 punts inside the 20. Kicked off the past two years, but only had 3 touchbacks in 83 kicks.
If the tumor is no longer an issue, then that's a good thing. Long flashes skills and did a good job kicking in doors in the Carrier Dome at Syracuse. But that might have made him look better than he really is. He's a good punter, but nothing special. Good leg, but not a great leg. Gets good hangtime indoors, but not as consistent when he's kicking in elements. And while he can kickoff, he's not really a threat to do so at the next level. Long is the type of guy that bounces around the league for a few summers and then gets an opportunity due to an injury. And if he can make the most of that opportunity, then he could stick in the pros. But unless he really works on his directional kicking skills or plays on an indoor team, I don't see a whole lot of upside to be more than an average NFL punter.
Long could get by as a stopgap replacement for Koenen. His ability to kick off gives him added value in Atlanta, but he's a far cry from having Koenen's skills. Although the new kickoff rules would help him, but he's not a threat to get a lot of touchbacks even if spotted five more yards. Kicking in the dome he might be an OK placement guy, but there are stronger-legged punters with better placement and directional kicking skills. The Falcons would have to be really desperate to think he has a shot at landing a job in the next two to three years.
Long is worth a look in camp as a body, but is a longshot to make a roster initially.
1-poor, 2-weak, 3-above average, 4-very good, 5-elite
Leg Strength: 3.0
Directional Kicking: 2.5
Placement: 3.0
Kick-offs: 2.0
Clutch Kicking: 2.5
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On Our Radar: Today's Feminist News Roundup
Oh hello. Here's all the feminist news I'm reading today.
• A video of Charles Ramsey, the black neighbor of three kidnapping victims in Cleveland, went viral yesterday—it's remarkable not just because the neighbor helped rescue three imprisoned women, but because he points out issues of rampant racism. [Salon]
* Delaware legalized same-sex marriage! [Autostraddle]
• A judge blasts the Obama Administration's decision to keep fighting against Plan B access for young girls. [RH Reality Check]
• Lauryn Hill was sentenced to three months in prison for tax evasion, even though she paid off the back taxes. She compared the tax system to slavery, saying: "I was put into a system I didn't know the nature of.... I'm a child of former slaves. I got into an economic paradigm and had that imposed on me. I sold 50 million units ... now I'm up here paying a tax debt. If that's not likened to slavery, I don't know what is."
• In much better news, the guy in charge of Girls Gone Wild is also going to jail—he was convicted of false imprisonment and assault. [Salon]
• Sexual assault in the military is not going away. In fact, it seems like 90 percent of military assaults are never reported. [Mother Jones]
• Do hospital bills make any sense? Survey says: No. A recent study found wildly differing charges for the same procedures, leaving the cost of healthcare dependent on the whims of each hospital. [New York Times]
• Writer Sady Doyle emailed prolific rape-joke-maker Sam Morris and sinerely asked him why his routine is so heavy on hating women. He finally replied with, well, what you'd expect. [Global Comment]
• 21 things making you fat right now: A list of the ridiculous things junk science has reported make you fat. [xoJane]
• What do you desire? The new issue of n+1 has an interesting personal essay about one woman trying to figure out what she wants from sex and relationships. [n+1]
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problem with your lauren hill bit, you guys said the sentence was 3 years, when the article linked to your page says 3 months. major typo!
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Sorry, pay your taxes. Comparing the tax system to slavery is the rhetorical argument of the 1%.
Taxes = slavery. That's
Taxes = slavery. That's interesting. Slavery for rich people. I'm not sure how that would work.
Taxes = slavery?
Hey Lauryn Hill, how do you expect things like the police department, roads, bridges, schools, etc etc etc to be paid for? Magical fairies?
Anyone who doesn't understand that you have to pay taxes is an idiot and deserves to go to jail. She sincerely didn't know the "nature" of the tax system? Was she living under a rock or something?
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A Haunting
This series dramatizes some of the scariest stories of supernatural activity, revealing a world in which tragedy, suicide and murder have left psychic impressions so powerful that innocent people have become forced to deal with them decades later. Through mesmerizing first-person accounts, the mystery and origin of each haunting is powerfully unraveled.
Watch A HAUNTING every Saturday-Sunday, 11pm, only on Discovery Channel.
Episode Guide
Episode 1
Demon's Revenge : In the summer of 2008, Tiffany McKinnon, her boyfriend Billy Quattlebaum and his 7-year-old daughter Georgia move into a 200-year-old farmhouse in the small, quaint town of Franklin, VA. The house is a dream come true for the burgeoning family, but an ominous nightmare warns of trouble to come. Soon after, Tiffany discovers that the spirit of a freed slave is haunting the home and is determined to make peace with him. But there is another entity hiding in the shadows tormenting the family and threatening their lives. Determined to stay in the farmhouse, Tiffany seeks help from a paranormal investigative team and the church hoping to expel the evil that lurks there.
Episode 2
The Shadowman: Tim Yancey and his older brother Tom love playing in the woods surrounding their Florida home. One afternoon Tom senses a presence watching him from among the shadows. Days later, the same entity confronts Tim and chases him through the woods. Frightened to go outside, the boys become prisoners in their own home. …Until the entity invades their bedroom and an onslaught of torments ensues. Terrified and trapped, Tim and his mother appeal for help; but their pleas go unanswered. Decades later, Tim returns to his childhood home, determined to face down the demon and reclaim his life.
Episode 3
Demon Unearthed: In the small town of Garden Grove, Iowa, Jennifer, Norman and their son Andrew Rice purchase their dream home - a majestic 19th century mansion. During renovations, the family finds out the house is plagued by rumors of a mysterious death and a body buried in the basement. Soon after, Jennifer and Andrew begin experiencing paranormal activity while Norman is out of town on business. As the months go by, the haunting becomes more terrifying and threatening, turning their fantasy home into a living nightmare. And when Norman returns, he too becomes the evil entity's next victim. The family reaches out to the church to cleanse the house, but it doesn't help. The sinister force grows even more powerful until it forces the Rices to abandon their dream house.
Episode 4
Devil Inside Me : When John Drenner, Jr. finds a satanic bible in an abandoned shack in rural Maryland he unwittingly unleashes a sinister demon. Dead-set on destroying him, the relentless entity invades John's worst nightmares and threatens him with violent physical attacks. After years spent trying to rid himself of the unholy horror, John descends into an abyss of depression and isolation. As the demon draws closer to claiming John's life, he meets a young woman who offers him new hope and joins him in his desperate search for help. As the demon closes in, they find deliverance minister Bill Bean who must act swiftly to perform a powerful exorcism and oust the demon before it's too late.
Episode 5
Evil Never Dies : In 2009, Jennifer Hoke and her fiancée, Jamie Jones, have found their dream home along the waterfront in Pensacola, FL for them and Jennifer's two daughters. Little do they know, something dark is lurking in the dream house. The family struggle to explain strange noises and shadows. Soon they realize they are being tormented by a violent ghost, bent on terrorizing the family. What starts as strange noises escalates to physical attacks, scratches and Jamie is pulled from his bed. Frightened and trapped, the family turns to a local empath for answers. What she discovers is an even darker history than expected.
Episode 6
Ashes to Evil : Amelia and Calvin Braddy and their two young daughters are excited to start their new life in a large apartment in Hampton, Tennessee. Soon after moving in, Amelia can't shake the feeling that they are not alone. After the house nearly catches on fire, the couple learns that, years ago, another fire claimed the lives of a young family in their apartment. Amelia becomes convinced their home is haunted by the spirits of the dead children. But when the haunting becomes violent, the family realizes that a far more evil entity lurks in their dream home and is targeting family members one by one. Fearing for their safety, the family turns to paranormal investigators for help before it's too late.
Episode 7
A close-knit family claim their idyllic home life is under threat by what they believe is a supernatural force from hell, which they try to rid themselves of with help from a team of paranormal investigators and a demonologist.
Episode 8
A family move into an Ohio farmhouse, which they soon come to believe is haunted by the ghosts of a brutal murder and deadly blaze.
Episode 9
Parents worry about the safety of their children after unearthing their new home's evil history of dark rituals and death.
Episode 10
A home's history of death coupled with a series of unexplained events make a young family worry that they are living in a haunted house.


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1st/2nd round prospect
NFL Draft Insiders wrote:His grit and determination to play despite the potential problems that could have arisen won the hearts of many teams in attendance...Barnes brings athleticism and leadership to the left tackle spot. The lineman was once used as a wide receiver on a trick play and also held the title of co-captain for the 2004 season...While his play on the field is what will spiral him towards the top of the draft, his character and willingness to work hard will keep him in the NFL for a long time.
Barnes seems to remind me somewhat of Kwame Harris, in that he's big, athletic, and smart. But I think he'd be a good fit here because he's much more aggressive, stemming from his days on defense a few years ago. He's a guy that many have discussed picking possibly at #27 if the right DE is not there, and I don't disagree with that. I think he can immediately come in and make an impact. The question is how seriuos is Gibbs about not taking OL in the 1st round. The Broncos did so with George Foster in 2003, when Gibbs was on the back burner, so we could see the same here in Atlanta.
I think Barnes is a player that will go somewhere between #20 and #35. He could fall into the top of Round 2, but I'd be surprised if he doesn't go within the first 5 or so picks in that round.
At this point, if a guy like Roth or Pollack is not there at #27, I think Barnes may be the best bet with our first pick.


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European Communications Office
The European Communications Office (ECO) is the Secretariat of the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT), an organisation where policy makers and regulators from 48 countries across Europe collaborate to harmonise telecommunication, radio spectrum and postal regulations. ECO provides advice and support to CEPT to help it to develop and deliver its policies and decisions in an effective and transparent way. Its core duties are to provide a European centre of expertise in electronic communications, to contribute to the work of the three CEPT committees and to manage CEPT's day-to-day activities.ECO further supports CEPT member countries and other stakeholders providing a forum to debate and advance European communications policy for the benefit of all Europe's citizens."
Mark Thomas has been Director of the European Communications Office (ECO; ERO until July 2009) since January 2007. The ECO is the permanent office of the CEPT, a body of national regulators from 48 European Countries which cooperate on a range of issues, and particularly in technical harmonisation measures in the management of radio spectrum.
Mark obtained an Honours Degree in Physics at Exeter College in the University of Oxford in 1980. He worked as a projects and planning engineer at the BBC and then in radio and transmission for the Cable and Wireless Group in the UK. He went to engineering consultants WS Atkins in 1989, and was seconded for a year as an expert for the European Commission in Road Transport Informatics (the 'DRIVE' R&D programme).
In 1990 he joined the new UK Radio Authority, the regulator of licensed commercial sound broadcasting services, as its Head of Engineering. The Radio Authority planned and facilitated a major expansion of services on analogue wavebands, and then with the introduction of digital radio (DAB). In 2004 the Radio Authority was replaced by the converged regulator 'Ofcom'. As Head of Broadcast Technical Policy at Ofcom, Mark was particularly associated with the UK's preparations for the Regional Radio Conference (RRC 06) in 2006.
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