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Jester'Z Improv Comedy has 5 shows a weekend! Friday 7 & 9pm, Saturday 7 & 9pm. We also have show on special occasion, such as holidays, special weekends and special discount weekends. Below is a list of all the upcoming special occasion shows.
Special Event: JesterZ Improv with Jason Gray
What if Jason Bateman and Jennifer Gray had a baby?
His name would be:
Jason Gray!
Saturday Feb. 7
Click show time to register: 2:00 | 6:00 | 9:00
JesterZ Improv Main Stage Cast welcomes Jason Gray to Arizona's favorite improv comedy theater! The always hilarious JesterZ and Jason team up for a full day of family-friendly comedy! Who,Where, What, When and pretty much anything else the audience decides to give us as suggestions will set the stage for three OFF-THE-CUFF shows!! You supply the topics and we'll provide 90 min's of non-stop, side-splitting comedy that is great for all ages!
Plus: Jason wants to meet his fans for photos after the show (if you want to).
(No Discounts, Gift Certificates or Birthday admissions)
3 shows: 2:00 | 6:00
| 9:00
SPECIAL EVENT: JesterZ Improv with Whitney Call
Jan 10th ONLY! 2:00 |
6:00 | 9:00
(NO discounts, gift certificates, birthday admissions)
JesterZ Improv Comedy Show with Special Guest:
Whitney Call(from the BYUtv hit comedy show: "STUDIO C")
The always hilarious JesterZ Improv Comedy show will welcome WHITNEY CALL to the improv stage as they create instant hilarity on the spot!! Unlike the sketch work of Studio C and Divine Comedy that Whitney has become accustom to – this will be unscripted, unmemorized and unrehearsed! Her unique and outlandish characters, team up with those from the JesterZ Main Stage cast for what could be "The Funniest Night of Your Life"!!
You provide the suggestions for each situation in this quick-witted, fast paced, improvised comedy show that is great for all-ages!!
See sample of Whitney's Work: LINK 1 | LINK 2 | LINK 3
2:00 |
6:00 sold out | 9:00
BROUGHT TO YOU BY Brother's Ink and 1 F Productions, LLC.
New Years Eve Show
Special Event
B.Y.O.K. (bring your own kisser) – Ring in the new year with Laughter!! 2014 has a lot to offer the world of improv comedy. Lots of fodder to play with as we prepare for 2015.
Join us for 89 min's of comedy, followed by ringing in the new year with 200 of our BEST JesterZ fans!! Then join us for an after hours party with the JesterZ!! Hats, Horns and HaHa's! Family, Friends and Funny! Munchies, Music and More!
Bring the whole family for an all-ages friendly night of comedy!
$18 – All Ages Special Event Admission
(includes festive hats, noise makers, hot cocoa and doughnuts)
SORRY – no discount codes, birthday admission or Gift Certificates accepted for this SPECIAL EVENT
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JesterZ Improv Thanksgiving Day Show
Don't go see ANOTHER movie!!
Let's LAUGH!!
Happy Thanksgiving!! We are excited for this annual tradition to share laughter with you and your family! Have your meal early, grab a nap and come laugh the night away with Turkey'Z (ok, that was a stretch – it will be the Jester'Z – but some of them really are turkey's!!). Join us as we give thanks for laughter, family and friends. This 90 min show WILL SELL OUT in advance – so get your tickets early! You supply the topics and we'll provide the belly-laughs to work off those extra calories! (studies show that 15 min of laughter will burn 10 to 40 calories)
General Admission: $13 + tax
Comedy Zombies Flash Mob
On Saturday September 20, 2014 from 5-6pm we are looking for FUN and comedic Zombies for a
Zombie walk and dance flash mob at Mesa Riverview!
Here are the details:
- Have fun dressing up as a fun/funny zombie. We DO NOT want it to be too scary!! (There will be children around, so please be sensitive). Seriously – it's a comedy mob! Have FUN!! Feel free to combine the Jester theme / hats / costumes, etc with the Zombie genre. We will have PRIZES for the funniest, cutest and most unique Zombies!!
- Arrive at Mesa Riverview at 5:00pm and park behind Chik-fil-a just west of Party City (there's open lot). We will meet you there with a "brain" to follow. This will give you about 30 min to zombie wander SLOWLY through the property and catch the attention of all the true patrons, drivers, etc and peak their curiosity. They may even follow you or ask for pictures. Bring your walking shoes!!
- Be aware of time and make your way to the courtyard in front of JesterZ Improv theater (suite #114) to be at the courtyard no later than 5:30pm.
- When you arrive to that area, there is a round planter in the center of the courtyard – join in the race by walking clockwise with the rest of the group!! Chase the brain (slowly!!!). Please don't really catch it!! It's a time waster until everyone arrives.
- At about 5:40 there will be a dance number by the kids of Dance Studio C. Once Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music starts, please step out of the way for them to have room for their dance. We also have a special hip hop group that will join us – after they do their number, we want YOU to join in for the finale!!
- Please watch THIS VIDEO and to receive specific instruction and make sure you LEARN THE DANCE!! It's not much, you are probably familiar with it already.
- We will have a practice / run through of the dance on Friday Sept 19 at 5:30 at the courtyard – please be there if you can!!!
- After the dancing is done, we want you to show us your BEST/FUNNIEST/CRAZIEST Zombie walk down the Red Carpet! Get your Z-walk on and bring a friend who can take a picture or video for you!
- Don't forget #JesterZombie on all your photo's and video's!!
CLICK HERE for Release Form
WE ARE FILMING THIS FOR DVD!! We need your "release form" so that you can be seen on the DVD!! Please PRINT and bring with you to the event. EVERYONE (including guests) must bring it with them!! Also, no logo's on shirts. You and your clothing will be BLURRED out and/or removed from final copy or may be asked to step out of participating altogether.
ALSO: Please be courteous and respect the local businesses and patron's. Be mindful of crossing the street. If it's a matter of staying in character or getting hit by a car – we hope you'll make the SMART choice.
Email us if you have any questions: firstname.lastname@example.com
BEST VENUE for your Holiday party!!
Another end of year awards banquet and corporate entertainment in a hotel ballroom… again.
Hotel food… again. And don't get us started on the ambiance… It looks like a blank slate!
How about a more FUN environment only MINUTES away from the airport!
Your next Corporate event, Awards Banquet or private party will NEVER be the same! Whether your company is located in Phoenix Area or not… Our NEW location is going to make it memorable!!
Welcome to Jester'Z Improv Comedy Theater!
Imagine the "wow-factor" your clients, employees or guests will think as they walk up and enter our colorful, open and bright reception lobby. Some say Alice in Wonderland was here! The atmosphere sets up a fun and exciting event – sure to make memories !!
Our box office has the capability to be cleared out of the center of the room to accommodate a more open atmosphere for a variety of options (ie. cocktail reception, banquet serving tables, dance floor, event booths).
What's your idea?
250+ Seat Theater
A fun environment awaits your guests inside! Banquet chairs set up theater style can accommodate up to 250 corporate or private guests. Or put tables up for a lunch or dinner and now the event just got better!! Up to 168 seated at tables (we'll get that photo soon! in the meantime, look at this wall!!!)
Your group will enjoy the fun ambiance of a comedy club!
As an added touch, spice the evening up with a theme! Make your guests feel welcomed when they have interactive atmosphere actors taking photo's and sparking up conversation with them. What's your theme?
FOOD? Well – don't worry! We have you covered! Mesa Riverview has a variety of local and national restaurants who cater! Contact them directly – or we can take care of it for you!
Matta's Mexican, Chick-fil-A, Chili's, Rigatoni's Italian, Famous Dave's BBQ, Logan's Roadhouse
After dinner and a few awards or recognitions (if that's your "thing") – let us entertain you on our fantastic stage with Jester'Z – Arizona's BEST improv comedy show!
We'll take your suggestions and create comedy IN THE MOMENT!! We can cater our show to your group specific. Are you a law firm? Dental group? Engineers? A few tidbits of information and the Jester'Z will create skits that will make your mundane office activities and personnel HYSTERICAL!!
OR choose from a variety of Stand up Comedians – local and National!!
Do you have an idea?? We'd love to hear it!
Are there limits?? None that we know of! (well, maybe your budget – but let's make it work).
REQUEST INFO, PRICING and AVAILABILITY
Or call to schedule a tour of the facility: 480-233-0154(Jester'Z Improv is NOT available Sundays)
SPECIAL 10:45p Valentine Show
February 14, 2014 – February 14, 2014
7117 E. McDowell Rd.
3rd and final show!!!
Love is in the air, cupid is flying around shooting his arrows, and JesterZ are ready to create a night of memories! Join us as we poke fun of the little archer in a diaper! Relationships are a splendid thing – and we have splendid comedy.
This Special Event is sure to create lasting memories for you and your "significant other". We will Improvise our way through the hysterically popular TV Game shows like "The Dating Game"and "The Newly Wed Game" – Plus much more!!
You supply the topics, we'll provide 75 minutes of Non-Stop side-splitting comedy! No Scripts! No Memorization! Pure creativity!!
Light finger snacks and Martinelli Cider provided for everyone.
Snack bar will also be open for additional purchase.
No Discounts or Gift Certificates accepted for this Special Event
9:00pm – SOLD OUT!!!
February 14, 2014 – February 14, 2014
7117 E. McDowell Rd.
I"M SORRY – THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. PLEASE COME TO ANOTHER SHOW!!Love is in the air, cupid is flying around shooting his arrows, and JesterZ are ready to create a night of memories! Join us as we poke fun of the little archer in a diaper! Relationships are a splendid thing – and we have splendid comedy.
This Special Event is sure to create lasting memories for you and your "significant other". We will Improvise our way through the hysterically popular TV Game shows like "The Dating Game", "The Newly Wed Game", and "Who Wants to marry a Millionaire?" – Plus much more!!
You supply the topics, we'll provide 90 minutes of Non-Stop side-splitting comedy! No Scripts! No Memorization! Pure creativity!!
9:00 – GO EAT, THEN COME SEE THE SHOWLight finger snacks and Martinelli Cider provided for everyone. Snack bar will also be open for additional purchase. Both shows are expected to SELL OUT quickly!!
Joker Card – Annual Pass 2014
January 1, 2014 – January 1, 2014
7117 E. McDowell Rd.
How would you like to have access to nearly 300 JesterZ improv shows in 2014 – All for ONE low price!!??
ONLY $100 until Dec. 24 (Regular Price: $125)
JesterZ Improv Theater is busy all year round with Main Stage performances, Understudy shows & student showcases. The JesterZ Annual Joker Card gives you access to all weekly shows.
Catch all the crazy shenanigans again and again. Awesome can add up!! Imagine the unlimited laughter you now have available to you! Come as often as you like.
PLUS: 30% discount for the rest of your party!!! Bring as many guests as you want and enjoy 30% discount on your tickets!!
Fine Print: Valid 01/01/14 – 12/30/14 on most shows (Not Valid: Valentines Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day & New Years Eve). Card must be presented at box office along with ID of card holder. Non-transferable. Reservations must be made online or by phone. 30% discount can only be used when accompanied by Joker-Card admission.
6pm JesterZ Alumni Show
December 26, 2013 – December 26, 2013
7117 E. McDowell Rd.
Returning Gifts? You better believe it!! Through the years, the JesterZ have had A LOT of talented performers on it's stage. If you've been a long time fan, you've witnessed the amazing shenanigans these artists create in the blink of an eye. The talented gifts of comedy, from those of JesterZ past, will be returning to the stage for ONE SHOW ONLY!! Join us for the ONLY all Alumni show the JesterZ offer all year!
More details to come!! Stay posted on Facebook.
Enjoy the price of admission we had when they were performing: $10 + tax


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Downtown Train . . . by Andreas Manessinger
© 2008 Andreas Manessinger. All Rights Reserved (see policies). Contact for Use.
Some years ago Vienna has begun to replace its tramway trains with a new design. It's still not complete, but at least you see many of these trains now. They have an extremely low floor, and therefore they look a little like shiny, metallic worms creeping through the streets. Not unpleasant though, not at all.Signed prints available for $490 USD.


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SVMC Repeats Top Honor for Patient Satisfaction
Contact: Eileen Druckenmiller
(802) 447-5558
BENNINGTON – The Emergency Department at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC) has won top honors in the United States for patient satisfaction for a fourth year in a row.
Press Ganey is an independent company that measures quality of care at healthcare facilities nationwide. They present the Summit Award, their "most prestigious designation," to hospital services which rank in the 95th percentile for patient satisfaction for a minimum of three consecutive years.
SVMC's Emergency Department is one of only 23 Emergency Departments to receive a Summit Award in 2009 and one of only four to be recognized with a Summit Award four years in a row.
"This is a wonderful accomplishment and a true testament to the quality of care we provide," stated Thomas Dee, President and CEO of SVMC. "Receiving a Summit Award for the fourth year in a row is a verification of the passion and dedication our staff has for our patients. Congratulations to the nurses, physicians, and all the clinical and support staff at SVMC who helped to win this award."
Press Ganey is a national company that administers patient satisfaction surveys for thousands of healthcare facilities in the United States. Emergency services at SVMC were compared with those same services at hundreds of hospitals of all sizes, from small rural hospitals to large teaching hospitals affiliated with medical colleges.
SVMC was the first hospital in Vermont and the first in Northern New England to win a Summit Award. The health system has used Press Ganey to measure patient satisfaction since the 1990s.
Designated as the first Magnet hospital for Nursing Excellence in Vermont and recognized as a Mentor hospital, SVMC continuously pursues high patient satisfaction. The American Nurses' Credentialing Center names Magnet hospitals after a rigorous review. SVMC is one of only 354 Magnet hospitals nationwide.
The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) is an independent non-profit organization focused on the improvement of healthcare worldwide. IHI designates Mentor Hospitals to provide support, advice, and clinical expertise on health care treatments.
SVMC is a part of Southwestern Vermont Health Care (SVHC). SVHC is a community-based, not-for-profit health system that exists solely for the benefit of its community. SVHC has a vision to make the communities it serves the healthiest in the nation.


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Apollo Voices
Apollo Voices provides vocal ensembles tailor-made to any musical requirements. They have performed at the Proms, the Barbican, the Royal Festival Hall and many of the country's other leading venues and cathedrals in a wide variety of repertoire. Regular radio and TV appearances have seen the choir's profile enhanced further by recordings for the Chandos, Decca, Sony, Telarc, Virgin Classics and Warner Classics record labels.
Other appearances have included the movie soundtracks for Kenneth Branagh's film version of Mozart's The Magic Flute (libretto by Stephen Fry) and Harry Gregson-Williams' scores of Arthur Christmas (Sony Pictures) and Prometheus (20th Century Fox), Shrek Forever After (Universal Pictures) and Life in a Day which premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival.


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If there was any lingering doubt left about whether Harvin is healthy, he certainly proved this week that he's ready to go. Harvin was Seattle's second-best receiver on Friday, with 61 yards on just three receptions, including a 25-yard reception during the Seahawks' first touchdown drive of the game. He also displayed his value to the return game with his speedy 46-yard kick return to open the tilt. Harvin proved Friday that he's one of the pieces that makes Seattle's offense truly dynamic.
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Former Colorado Matters executive producer/host Dan Drayer has returned to Colorado Public Radio to host KCFR/KVOD Presents, a new multi-platform programming project that will incorporate broadcast and online content, and live public events.
Drayer will focus on cultural and community subject matter, developing special features for KCFR, KVOD, and the web.
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James Surowiecki's critique of private-equity firms deserves a read. The bottom line:
[H]istorically private-equity firms have in principle had a powerful incentive to make companies perform better. In the past decade, though, that calculus changed. Having already piled companies high with debt in order to buy them, many private-equity funds had their companies borrow even more, and then used that money to pay themselves huge "special dividends." This allowed them to recoup their initial investment while keeping the same ownership stake. Before 2000, big special dividends were not that common. But between 2003 and 2007 private-equity funds took more than seventy billion dollars out of their companies. These dividends created no economic value—they just redistributed money from the company to the private-equity investors.
Joe Klein tosses in his two cents. If you want to see how this kind of thing was central to how Bain operated and operates, see this.
This matters. The question to me is how Bain's methods – with some greatly varying results – nonetheless gave Bain investors increasingly massive rewards, buttressed by tax breaks in a lobbyist-run tax code. That combination is politically toxic. And should be.


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Changer of Worlds
Lady Dame Honor Harrington -- starship captain, admiral, Steadholder, and Duchess -- has spent decades defending the Star Kingdom of Manticore against all comers. Along the way, she has become the legend known as "the Salamander" from her habit of always being where the fire is hottest...and also a national bestseller (Ashes of Victory: #7, The Wall Street Journal).
But it's a big universe, and Honor's actions affect a lot of lives, not all of them human. And their actions affect her -- a lesson "Ms. Midshipwoman Harrington" learns years before rising to command rank, when a desperate battle against "pirates" who aren't quite what they seem begins her brilliant career.
Closer to home, in "Changer of Worlds," a secret that the alien treecats have kept from their human friends for hundreds of years is about to come out...and completely change the relationship between the two species forever.
Meanwhile, Eric Flint weighs in with "From the Highlands." Honor can't be everywhere, so when the People's Republic of Haven tries to stage a political assassination on Earth, Anton Zilwicki -- husband of one of the Star Kingdom's most revered military martyrs, and father of a young woman who is clearly a chip off the old block -- steps into the breach...and takes the opportunity to settle some old scores along the way.
And finally, Esther McQueen and Oscar Saint-Just square off for their final confrontation in Noveau Paris in "Nightfall."
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5.10′s media event was held in Bend, Oregon this week to learn about the "Brand of the Brave", do some climbing, mountain bike riding, photo shoots, and smoozing with our new journalist friends:) – (Outdoor magazine, Men's Journal, Backpacker, Climber, theGearcaster.com, Oregonian, Washington Post, decline , etc).
5.10 media event- BEND - Jill Kintner
5.10 sponsors most all of the best climbers/flyers/ mountain bikers in the World, so we also met the legendary Dean Potter, Mayan Smith Gobot, JT Holmes, etc. Coming from the biking world, I have to admit that I knew very little about climbing and it's heroes, but met some people who defiantly opened my eyes to a new world and were very inspirational. There are a lot of parallels in sport, so there is something to learn from everyone.
It was a humbling experience to climb for the first time at smith rock. Experiencing all the equipment for the first time, the textures of the rocks, the problem solving strategy once up there, the tunnel vision with a rock a few inches from your nose, etc. It was also probably the most bad ass introduction of all time to climbing with this crew. Dean was our belay for one climb, which I'm sure was hilarious for him to watch a beginner from the perspective of a guy who climbs without a rope and who has done things in this environment that no other human has wanted to or could do. Even his dog- Whisper, did some climbing:) Lives it.
Anyway, The people who work for 5.10 are super down to earth and accomplished athletes as well, so plenty safe, but still the initial fear for a first timer is there. Bryn , Carson Storch, and I were there representing downhill and slope-style MTB, so we were really out of our element. By the end of the day Bryn made it up a 5.9 route, Carson attempted 5.10 and didn't get too far after an hour, and I did a 5.7 or 8 I think. It was mostly a mentally draining thing to do, because of the balance of fear and focus. Once you know what you are doing I am sure the death grip eases off a tad:) 5.10 is named after a difficult climbing grade, which is embarrassing to admit I didn't know, but I learned all kinds of things this week about a world I had no clue about. 5.10 also is the only brand in the world with the perfect sticky rubber recipe, so they continue to dominate in climbing and MTB where their product is a game changer. The merge with Adidas will not effect the core values of the company, just adds better distribution, vendors, etc
For the final day, everyone went on a mountain bike ride with Cog Wild tours. None of the pro climbers came, but it was nice to be back in familiar territory with the roles reversed this time. Everyone there was a specialist at something, whether it be about products, rubber, reviewing gear, climbing , or mountain biking. Just really fun week laughing with a fantastic company:)
It was a great opportunity for athletes to get to spend this kind of quality time with our sponsors. Thank you 5.10!!


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Unusual overnights
Les Mosses On beds of straw
From the middle of June to the end of September, the café « Petits Lacs /Tiny Lakes » offers sleepovers on mattresses of straw.
Following a good night's sleep under the gentle lullaby of cowbells, it's also possible to sample a delicious breakfast. Sleeping on a bed of straw is a novel way of becoming at one with the mountains.
1862 Les Mosses
Tel. +41 79 347 56 79
La Lécherette Tepees
During the summer season, the «Tipis Ranch » association offers sleepovers in tepees.
The tipis campsite located in the middle of the Pra-Cornet pastures, welcomes young and old for an overnight stay or for several days at a time. Savouring traditional fare around an open fire, this is a unique chance to capture an experience that is both extraordinary and extremely sociable.
Route des Mosses 60
1660 L'Etivaz
Tel. +41 79 287 97 08
Cergnat The « Noisetiers » Caravans
In a lush natural setting, the verdant grounds of the « Noisetiers » domain gives you the chance to spend the night in a tastefully fitted out gypsy style wooden caravan. A sauna, steam bath and outdoor jacuzzi bring added luxury to what will surely be a most memorable stay.
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The Collection was produced over 30 years,43 states and 95% of all the images are "gone forever!" from consumer and corporate cultre...billy tucker,curator
Signs are truly a "universal language" and general appeal to readers.
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The Signs of the Times Collection Is Now Available to Galleries,Museums,Publishers,Curators and Private Collectors
An historic fine art,photo realism anthology,the documentary Collection preserves American life and expressionism "gone forever" from American culture.
The entertaining and extraordinary Collection presents,and preserves a one-of-a-kind documentation of:
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Consumer culture
Commercial folk art
Corporate culture; icons,billboards,advertising
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The human condition
ArtSpan was recently selected to introduce The Signs of the Times.
Billy Tucker, the collection chief photographer and curator said:
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Tucker's work may be more expansive than Walker Evans,Diane Arbus,Bourke-White,Bill Owens,Chuck Close,Bourke-White,Man Ray,Cartier-Breson,Bernice Abbott and other fine art photographers.
His imagery is unique in that it reflects many forms of art styles and artistic expression including:
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pop art
photo realism
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Module overview.
Based on the pole and zero distributions of an open-loop
system the stability of the closed-loop system can be discussed as
a function of one scalar parameter. The root-locus method shown in this
module is a technique that can be used as a tool to design control
systems. The basic ideas and its relevancy to control system
design are introduced and illustrated. Ten general rules for
constructing root loci for positive and negative gain are shortly
presented such that they can be easily applied. This is
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examples and by a comprehensive design of a closed-loop system of
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"For anyone confused about the final format (aspect ratio) of the film and who is saying "What's up with 4:3?!" – Wes Anderson shot The Grand Budapest Hotel in three different aspect ratios: 1.33:1 (the academy format or "4:3″, he actually revealed some time before production of this film that one of his dreams for the future is to shoot a movie in the academy format..), 1.85:1 (A common US widescreen cinema standard called as "flat" – pretty close to 16:9), and 2.35:1 (the current standard "cinema-scope" widescreen aspect-ratio called as "scope").
The movie jumps through three time periods – that means the different aspect ratios tell viewers where they are currently in the timeline. You can even spot the aspect ratio changes in the trailer (between 1m48sec. and 1m57sec.) for a few seconds. As a bonus fact, he shot Moonrise Kingdom on 16mm film but he went for a standard 35mm film (and 35mm Arri camera – Arricam ST) this time."
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Prime Minister Naoto Kan on Sunday repeated his pledge to lower Japan's dependence on nuclear power as a national policy, standing firm on his push for the country's exit from nuclear power generation.
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Here at Shorashim, we have Shabbat morning services on alternate weeks, and on the Shabbatot in between, a study group of about ten regular participants. Over the years the study group has dealt with different topics; for the past several months we have been studying the service itself, and are presently working on the Shema and its blessings. Last week we discussed the paragraph after the Ve'ahavta, from Deuteronomy 11, which speaks of the peace, plenty, and prosperity that will be our lot if we adhere to God's commandments -- and the suffering we can expect if we stray after other gods.
Ever since I started coming to Israel, long before making aliyah, I have been troubled by this paragraph. For me, it raises serious questions about the meaning of the return of the Jewish people to the Land of Israel in the 20th century. To wit:
The traditional understanding of the drama of Jewish history is that God promised Abraham the Land of Israel as the homeland of the nation that would arise out of his descendants, and indeed, He then helped those descendants conquer the land, and promised King David an eternal dynasty in the land. It is to this reality of a sovereign people in their land, that the threat and the promise of Deuteronomy 11 applies. However, as the passage warns, failure to live by God's commands and to create and maintain a society based on His laws, led to the most terrible of punishments: war, loss of sovereignty, and exile. And the attempt at return and reestablishment failed, with a second exile in 70 CE. Ever since then, the official ideology as expressed in the prayerbook has been that we were exiled as punishment for our sins, and would be allowed to return when our repentance was complete and accepted. And so, over the generations, we prayed, and performed the mitzvot, and tried to create a Jewish community, wherever we were, that would show God that the time had come and that we were worthy of redemption.
At the end of the 19th century, the confluence of European romantic nationalism, modern secular humanism, and the traditional Jewish hope for redemption yielded a new movement: Zionism, which rebelled against the ongoing state of exile and sought restoration of our lost sovereignty by means of diplomacy, settlement, and ultimately war. The Zionist movement -- even its secular majority -- coopted the language of the prophetic promises of redemption, ingathering, and restoration, and saw the historical reality of modern Israel as the fulfillment of those biblical prophecies.
Those whom we call today the "ultra-orthodox" rejected this thinking, insisting that we must wait for God's initiative in redemption, and that modern Israel is at best just another nation-state, like Serbia or Costa Rica. 1948 was not a miracle, nor was 1967, and the government of Israel is to be treated like any other secular government.
The question is: if the ultra-orthodox are right, then Deuteronomy 11 is of historical interest, or helpful in being prepared for what will be demanded of us when the messiah ultimately comes, but in any case not presently relevant. If, on the other hand, the Zionist rhetoric is true and we are now living out the biblical promise of redemption, then shouldn't the biblical conditions of Deuteronomy 11 apply to the society we are building here? And if so, who gets to decide which interpretations of the mitzvot we must accept? And if we get it wrong, and build a society that is not just, merciful, and holy, but rather one in which injustice, cruelty, and profanity are taken for granted -- then what makes us so sure that we are not in for a third exile?
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The only TOS characters whose ages were definitively established were Kirk (34 in "The Deadly Years"), Chekov (22 in "Who Mourns for Adonais?"), McCoy (137 in "Encounter at Farpoint"), and Scotty (chronologically 147 in "Relics"). The other characters' ages were only conjecturally given in the Okudas'
. The only core character whose age in the Abramsverse is inconsistent with anything we know from canon is Chekov, who's 4 years older in the new timeline. Kirk's birth year is the same; Spock is slightly older, which is consistent; and McCoy and Scotty are mid-30s just as they should be. Uhura and Sulu are older in the movie than the
speculated they were, but it wouldn't be the first time the book's speculations have been "disproven" by new productions.
The only other character whose age might be inconsistent is Pike, since the first movie took place only about five years after when "The Cage" would've taken place, creating a discrepancy of at least a decade between Jeffrey Hunter's and Bruce Greenwood's ages. But since we don't have canonical ages for either version of Pike, it could be that Hunter was playing 5-6 years older and Greenwood 5-6 years younger. And it's not like we haven't had casting discrepancies before, like James Cromwell being far older than Zefram Cochrane should've been as of 2063.
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Kai,

They could be referring to the work armin rigo did with greenlets on the pypy project. From what I understand the idea is to redo stackless using pypy principles once they get their code generation working correctly.... i could be wrong... just my $0.02

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That's what I always thought. There seems to be a growing number
of people who believe it is a module, and a growing number of
people who believe those simply because they are who they are.

Any idea what they might be thinking? I've heard stackless was
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supporting CSP (not CPS). I only know it as a fork/patch.

Some even mention the Eve Online developer(s) eagerly 'switched' from
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Endicott vs. Tufts
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|Brad Lipkvich
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|Brandon Dube
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|Nick Cosco
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|Eric Hagarty
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|BEVERLY, Mass. - Seventh-ranked Tufts University outscored No. 15 Endicott 7-3 in the fourth quarter to blow open a one goal game, as the Jumbos outlasted the Gulls, 18-13, in a top-15 showdown on Tuesday night in Beverly, Mass. The win improves Tufts to 10-2 overall while Endicott falls to 10-3.
The Jumbos were quick out of the gate as Matt Witko (Chappaqua, N.Y.) notched a man-up goal followed by a D.J. Hessler (Monkton, Md.) tally to give Tufts a 2-0 lead just 4:55 into the first quarter. The two sides would trade goals for the remainder of the frame as the visitors led 4-2 after one.
A wild second quarter saw a combined nine goals scored between the two teams as Endicott was able to cut the deficit to one heading into halftime, trailing 8-7. Both Dan Cain (Billerica, Mass.) and Brandon Dube (Danvers, Mass.) struck twice for the Blue and Green in the second. Tufts countered with a balanced attack as the Jumbos had eight different goal scorers in the first half.
The two nationally-ranked teams scored three goals apiece in the third quarter, sending Tufts into the final frame leading by one, 11-10. Clem McNally (Far Hills, N.J.) put the guests ahead 12-10 as he took a feed from Kevin Williams (Merrick, N.Y.) just 33 seconds into the fourth and beat Endicott goalie Eric Hagarty (Sudbury, Mass.) with a crank shot from 12 yards out. Matt Witko then scored his second of the game on an overhand snipe that caught the upper corner, pushing the Jumbos out in front by three.
The Gulls kept their chances alive less than a minute later as senior Nick Cosco (Londonderry, N.H.) beat his man off goal line extended and planted a shot under the crossbar to make it a two goal game. However the Jumbos smothered any comeback thoughts as Tufts rattled off four unanswered to put the game out of reach. Two late goals were not enough for the Blue and Green, as Tufts held on for the 18-13 decision.
Both D.J. Hessler and Matt Witko ended the night with three goals and an assist for Tufts. Kevin Williams had two goals and four assists while Ryan Molloy (Setauket, N.Y.) had two and two. Clem McNally ended the night with two goals and one helper. Senior goalie Matt Harrigan (Darnestown, Md.) made 12 saves in the winning effort.
Endicott got a monster effort from seniors Brandon Dube and Dan Cain, as the duo each had four goals for the Gulls. Sophomore Jack Curtis (Chelmsford, Mass.) had two goals and three assists while Nick Cosco had two goals. Junior midfielder Brad Lipkvich (Madison, Conn.) ended the night with a goal and three assists.
A statistically even game with the exception of two categories, Tufts controlled the midfield X by winning 21 of the 34 face-offs. The Jumbos also made the Gulls pay on the man-advantage, scoring on five of their seven attempts.
Tuesday's outcome could have huge implications on the two team's respective playoff destinies, as both Endicott and Tufts could be vying for At Large bid(s) into the NCAA Tournament due to particularly tough conference opponents. The Gulls will step back into TCCC play on Thursday when they travel to the University of New England, while Tufts gets set to host Connecticut College on Saturday at 7:00 p.m.


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How to Draw an Ancient Egyptian Portrait
Our portrait is based upon a painting of Queen Nefertari from her tomb in the Valley of the Queens. Queen Nefertari is usually shown wearing the Royal Vulture Crown of the goddess Nekhbet, the protector of Upper Egypt. Nefertari was the favourite wife of the greatest of all the pharaohs, Rameses II, and she bore him at least six children. She probably died after his 30th year on the throne, about 12 centuries before the birth of Christ.
The artistic process used to create the time-worn effect of this Ancient Egyptian portrait is a mixed media technique called Paper Batik. In this lesson we will guide you through this technique from the initial drawing to the completed portrait explaining each step of the process as we go.
You can click on the link or sketch above for a larger image to help with your drawing of an Ancient Egyptian head.
If you wish to choose another image, you could try our Ancient Egyptian Gods or Ancient Egyptian Crowns pages where you will find a range of suitable alternatives.
The art materials you will need to produce this are a charcoal pencil or stick, a heavy grade paper, a paintbrush with tempera blocks (the cheap paint discs you get in schools) and a bottle of waterproof Indian ink.
As a result of experimenting with various water based paints, we have discovered that tempera blocks produce consistently good results with this technique. Tubes of tempera paste and other water based paints have produced inconsistent results and acrylics do not work at all.
A traditional Egyptian image shows the head and lower body viewed from the side, with the eye and upper body viewed from the front.
At first look, the figures drawn by the Ancient Egyptians may seem wooden and flat, demonstrating a limited understanding of the human form. However, you need only look at their sculptures to realize that this is not the case. Their drawings are simplified and stylized images which represent the eternal spirit of the character that they depict, and as such, are quite sophisticated images.
In our drawing above we have focused on the upper half of the body.
The image was drawn in line without any shading using a charcoal pencil on a heavy-grade white paper.
In the second stage of this drawing we have added a headdress, a pectoral decoration and a tunic.
Any solid black areas, such as the hair are shaded in with charcoal.
Do not worry if the charcoal becomes smudged as this can add to the texture of the work in its later stages.
The headdress worn here is a version of the Royal Vulture Crown.
Pectoral decorations are large ornamental necklaces which are worn over the chest. These necklaces often supported a large piece of jewellery like the one in the drawing above. This image is copied from a pectoral jewel discovered in the tomb of Tutankhamun. Its design is based on the hieroglyphs from his cartouche.
At this stage you can decorate the background with an arrangement of hieroglyphs. The hieroglyphs in our drawing have all been taken from our Hieroglyphic Alphabet pages.
Try to arrange your hieroglyphs to create an interesting composition. In our drawing, they have been composed around the figure into a rectangular form that echoes the shape of the paper.
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Learn about the Ancient Egyptians through our Egyptian Art Lessons. Discover the mysteries of Egyptian art, gods, crowns, and hieroglyphics.
- Create an Ancient Egyptian portrait using a mixed media technique called Paper Batik.
- Find out about the lives of the Ancient Egyptian Gods and what they looked like.
- Discover the different Crowns of the Pharaohs and when they were worn.
- Use our Hieroglyphic Alphabet to translate your words into Hieroglyphic images.
- Design a Cartouche of your own name using Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs.
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9 of 14 portraits of John Dunning, 1st Baron Ashburton
© National Portrait Gallery, London
by John Boyne, published by Edward Hedges
etching, published 22 December 1783
10 1/2 in. x 13 3/8 in. (266 mm x 340 mm) paper size
Purchased, 1947
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- John Boyne (1750-1810). Artist associated with 2 portraits.
- Edward Hedges (active 1780-1794). Artist associated with 5 portraits.
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- John Dunning, 1st Baron Ashburton (1731-1783), Solicitor-General. Sitter in 14 portraits.
- Edmund Burke (1729 or 1730-1797), Statesman. Sitter associated with 103 portraits.
- Frederick Howard, 5th Earl of Carlisle (1748-1825), Politician and diplomat. Sitter associated with 26 portraits.
- Lord John Cavendish (1732-1796), Politician; MP for several constituencies. Sitter associated with 11 portraits.
- Charles James Fox (1749-1806), Whig statesman. Sitter associated with 299 portraits.
- Frederick North, 2nd Earl of Guilford (1732-1792), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 63 portraits.
- Augustus Keppel, Viscount Keppel (1725-1786), Admiral. Sitter associated with 29 portraits.
- William Petty, 1st Marquess of Lansdowne (1737-1805), Prime Minister and patron of the arts. Sitter associated with 66 portraits.
- William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, 3rd Duke of Portland (1738-1809), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 30 portraits.
- Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1751-1816), Dramatist and parliamentary orator. Sitter associated with 163 portraits.
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Last week I was in the mood for soup. I had a sore throat and the only things which helped were hot liquids. I wasn't in the mood for your typical soup and and hoped that a nice big bowl of pho would fit the bill much like I had hoped when we hit up Saigon Palace in Burnsville a few weeks prior.
While searching for pho in the South Metro I stumbled across a website which specializes in reviews of pho. The listing for Classic Saigon's previous location raved about their offering and claimed their soup was, "absolutely the best Pho I've found in the states." Not wanting to miss the best pho in the States, we headed over to Classic Saigon in Eagan.
We arrived fairly early and were the only people in the restaurant. We were seated and waited on promptly. The menu is massive and Classic Saigon offers additional help by placing pictures of their dishes on 8.5×11 sheets of paper (for each item) all over the wall of the restaurant. While this many not sound too crazy, when you consider they have nearly 150 items, it can seem overwhelming either way. After some quick decision making we settled on eggrolls and cream cheese wontons for appetizers (mostly for The Rooster who was also sick), Chicken Fried Rice for The Wife, Pho Classic Saigon Dac Biet, a pickled lime drink and shredded pork spring rolls.
The eggrolls and wontons were out first. The eggrolls had a light and flaky crust but some oil was still leaking from them as I ate. The greasy eggrolls were fine for me, certainly better than those so many restaurants serve but The Wife didn't like them very much. While they were originally intended for The Rooster, we ended up taking more than half of that one home. At $3.50 for two this wasn't a bad deal but certainly not something I'd go out of my way to try again.
The wontons were large and also greasy. They were filled to the gills with cheese but were slightly overdone for our liking. I took one bite and passed on the rest but The Wife and The Rooster seemed ok with them and the provided sauce. You get 6 large wontons for $3.50 so if you're looking for a greasy filler this one may be for you but certainly don't expect any mind blowing experiences here.
A little while later The Wife's Chicken Fried Rice came out. What it gave up in looks it made up for in size. For about $9 this would feel two people easily. Unfortunately that's about all you can say that's positive about the dish. It's not that it was off-putting, it just didn't taste like much of anything at all. The Wife didn't eat much of it at all and we took it home. I tried it the next day both plain and with some Sriracha but it just wasn't all that appetizing. This was a big pass for me and made me realize that taking The Wife to Vietnamese restaurants just isn't something I'm going to do again in the future.
My Pho was a smallish 8-10″ bowl for the price (also around $9). The basil, jalapenos (I asked for extra) and lime were fresh and plentiful but that's about where my joy of this dish ends. The broth itself, while previously described as the best in the States, was filled with oil and/or fat. While it reflected the taste of the ingredients well (such as the basil), the oil coating my mouth and sliding over my tongue and down the back of my throat was so gross that I just didn't even want to finish the dish. The noodles were a congealed mass in the center and I really just didn't care at all for the meats (sliced beef, brisket, tendon and meatballs). While the meats weren't anything terrible, they couldn't pull this disgusting mess together. This was a very big disappointment for me and a definite pass. Hey Classic Saigon…this is Minnesota! Stick your pot of broth outside for a few hours and skim that nasty fat before you serve it to people. Yuck.
The pickled lime drink was strong and interesting. While I'd never had it before, I love strong flavors and especially lime. While it reminded me a lot of the salty/sweet taste of lemon-lime Gatorade, I think I'd order this one again if I saw it on a menu elsewhere.
Overall, Classic Saigon in Eagan was, for lack of a better phrase, utterly and completely nasty. The fact that they would serve me pho which clearly had tons of oil/grease/fat floating on top was simply unacceptable. No one would want to have that feeling in their mouth while they eat. It was like eating canned chicken noodle soup and throwing in some vegetable oil for good measure. Yuck.
Have you ever eaten at Classic Saigon in Eagan (at either location)? Was their old location better? If you have eat there what did you order and what did you think? Did you have the pho? Was it a greasy mess or was it the best pho you'd ever had? Whatever you have to say about this one go ahead and comment on as I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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Send items for the Community Calendar to firstname.lastname@example.com or the Gwinnett Daily Post, P.O. Box 603, Lawrenceville, GA 30046. The fax number is 770-339-8081. Please include event name, address, phone number and cost. Deadline is two weeks prior to the event.Today Pilot Club of Conyers will host its 12th annual Tour of Homes from 1 to 5 p.m. today in Old Town Conyers. The walking tour features five homes as well as the historical Rockdale County Jail. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 the day of the tour. Call 770-483-5957. The Northeast Georgia Civil War Round Table will hold its monthly meeting at 3 p.m. today at the Gwinnett History Museum, 455 S. Perry St. in Lawrenceville. Call 678-860-1347 or visit www.negacwrt.net. 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Dec. 15 Breakfast With Santa, benefiting Friends of Disabled Adults and Children Too Inc., will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Dec. 15 at Marriott Evergreen Conference Resort in Stone Mountain Park. Festivities include a breakfast buffet, free park admission, an all attractions pass to the park and an opportunity to meet and take pictures with Santa and his elves. Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for children ages 5-11. Call 770-491-9014 or visit fodac.org. Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center will hold bird feeder activity family event at 3 p.m. Dec. 15 at the center, 2020 Clean Water Drive, Buford. The cost is $5 per family. Call 770-904-3500. Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center will offer a biological monitoring workshop from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dec. 15 at the center, 2020 Clean Water Drive, Buford. Call 770-904-3505. Young Chefs Academy in Buford will hold a Brunch With Santa cooking workshop from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dec. 15 at the school, 1935-C Buford Mill Drive, Buford. Students can create and eat Royal Ham and Eggs and White Hot Chocolate, receive recipe cards and visit with St. Nick. The cost is $30 per child or $20 per child with the donation of an unwrapped toy for the Gwinnett Children's Shelter. Call 770-614-0067. Dec. 19 Huntington Learning Center will offer "Homework: A Parent's Survival Guide" at 7 p.m. Dec. 19 at the Duluth center, 3360 Satellite Blvd., Duluth. The free workshop offers advice on ensuring children have the right environment and skills for completing assignments. Call 770-232-1948. Dec. 26 Young Chefs Academy in Buford will offer a three-day mini cooking camp for children ages 5 to 15 from Dec. 26-28. A morning session runs from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and an afternoon session runs from 1 to 4 p.m. each day. The academy is located at 1935-C Buford Mill Drive, Buford. Students will learn breakfast, lunch and dinner recipes. The cost is $130 for a three-day session or $45 per day. Call 770-614-0067. Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center will host winter walks at 2 p.m. Dec. 26-29 at the center, 2020 Clean Water Drive, Buford. Call 770-904-3505 for more information. Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center will hold a paper-making event from 3 to 4 p.m. Dec. 26-29, at 2020 Clean Water Drive, Buford. Attendees will learn how to make paper by reusing scraps of paper. Call 770-904-3505. Jan. 1 Lanier Canoe and Kayak Club will hold its 11th annual Polar Bear Swim at 2 p.m. Jan. 1 at the club, 3105 Clarks Bridge Road, Gainesville. LCKC is a nonprofit group for Olympic flat-water canoe and kayak hopefuls. This year's theme is "Low Tide," as the event will be held during drought conditions. Early registration is $20 for individuals and $50 for families, and registration after Dec. 20 is $25 per person and $60 for families. Call 770-287-7888. Jan. 16 Chrysalis Experiential Academy will host a community open house at 9:30 a.m. Jan. 16 at the school, 10 Mansell Court E., suite 500, in Roswell. Chrysalis is an accredited private school serving grades 4 through 12. Visit www.chrysalisexp.org or call 770-649-7077. Jan. 17 The Gwinnett Council for Seniors will meet at 1:30 p.m. Jan. 17 at the Gwinnett Senior Center, 225 Bethesda Church Road in Lawrenceville. Dr. Craig Mines will be the speaker and will give information on knees and hips. Call 770-564-8822. Jan. 29 The Barrow County Schools System Spelling Bee will be held at 9 a.m. Jan. 29 in the Professional Development Center board room, 179 W. Athens St. in Winder. Call 770-867-4527, ext. 110.
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Open Company Technique Classes
Dec 1–10, 2009
Tuesday, December 1, 3-4:30 pm
Thursday, December 3, 3-4:30 pm
Tuesday, December 8, 3-4:30 pm
Thursday, December 10, 3-4:30 pm
Led by The Seldoms Artistic Director Carrie Hanson, each class emphasizes sound anatomical practices, using weight to achieve momentum, and creating movement to generate dynamic spatial relationships. The 90-minutes class includes warm-up, stretching, conditioning, technical exercises, and exploration and play with extended phrase material. Carrie's influences include Laban Movement Analysis and Bartenieff Fundamentals, yoga, and release-based techniques.
* For intermediate or advanced dancers.


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