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We met this couple at the Baltimore bridal show and knew from that day that they would be our photographers. Their attention to detail and ability to personalize was off the charts. My husband loved them from our very first meeting. It only took one sit down for us to know that they were the ones. Our financial situation changed during our wedding planning. Rob & Mya took the time to work with us so we could still have everything we wanted in our affordable price range. The day of the wedding went so smoothly. Knowing that I was working with professionals, took the guesswork out of planning. Besides the few must have shots, we let Rob and Mya do their own thing. They are like extended family. Thank you for everything. Me and Lloyd are forever grateful for your excellent service.
Rob and Mya, the husband and wife team who are Tre Lynn were great! We met them at a bridal show in Baltimore and knew right then that we wanted them to photograph our wedding. They are very willing to go above and beyond to do what we wanted. We sent them a very detailed must- have photo list a few weeks before our wedding and they made sure most, if not all shots listed on that list were taken. They also were not afraid to suggest other shots and keep going if say, a 2 year old comes charging at you in the middle of the shot. Yes, it happened and those are some if the best photos! It was also great that Rob could be with the guys and Mya with the girls while getting ready. Because they have been working together for something like 20 years, they know where each other are and are sure to be out if the shot of the other. They are a great team and we are very glad we chose them to document this important day for us.
We made the perfect choice when we picked Trelynn for our wedding. They got pictures we didn't think they got. They was on time and very professional. Everything I asked for they gave me. Rob and Mya is amazing!!!!
I really enjoyed working with Photography by Tre' Lynn (Rob and Mya). I found them to be extremely professional from the first moment I met with them until the end of our working relationship. They are very knowledgeable, responsive, fun people that make photography enjoyable. They truly just want your event to be the best and they want to help you achieve that. I am so glad I choose them for my photography needs.
Mya and Rob was very helpful which made our decision very easy while choosing a photographer. They were professional and very personable. The picture gallery provided was amazing and with all the choices to be made. I am completely satisfied with their service and look forward to working with them in the future.
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Mya and Rob were amazing to work with! We got everything planned out and told them to have fun with us the week of the wedding. Although Mya couldnt join us (Congratulations to her and Rob on their new addition), they were able to replace her with another photographer who was just as great! Rob had our whole bridal party in the middle of the intersections in Baltimore City stopping traffic for pictures and had the best ideas for some memorable shots! They were the best vendors we could have found!!!
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My husband and I were very satisfied with the services we received from Tre'Lynn Photography. The only problem was we would have liked them to stay around longer for the reception to capture all of the events. But we were satisfied overall.
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I love that we had so many pictures to choose from. I wish we had a few more standout pictures that would make selecting our wedding album photos an easier task. Also, we missed pictures with some very important people and the details (i.e. The dress, shoes, rings) because there was no formal plan. We also only got a blurry shot of our wedding kiss. Finally, our day was awesome for outdoor/natural lit (posed) pictures, but we weren't advised to take advantage.


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Glounthaune is a kind of a residential area with a lot of housing , shop pub , church & school. Not a lot to do there without going to the city. The Midleton train line runs once an hour and there is also a train line to Cobh/ Cork passing through Glounthaune . Fota wildlife park is a short train ride ( on the Cobh line ). There is also a golf course at Fota and the Elm tree is a nice place to go for lunch. Midleton is another town worth a visit , its got the distillery , farmers market next to Supervalue on a Saturday morning. I do't know of any holiday lets in Glounthaune itself , but I do know one at Leamlara, about 5 miles from the Carrigtwohill train station or Jacobs Island looking across the harbour at Glounthaune
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New Cosponsor: Rep. Kurt Schrader [D-OR5]
New Cosponsor: Rep. Robert Turner [R-NY9, 2011-2012]
The bill now has 15 cosponsors (9 Democrats, 6 Republicans).
Feb 17, 2011
112th Congress, 2011–2013
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To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to reduce the rate of tax on distilled spirits produced by small producers.
2/17/2011--Introduced.Small Distillery Excise Tax Act of 2011 - Amends the Internal Revenue Code to allow small distilled spirits producers a credit against the excise tax on distilled spirits equal to ... Read more >
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Star wattage and fourth wall breaks can't save this preachy adaptation of Michael Lewis's bestselling book about the 2008 crash
Steve Carell and Christian Bale also star in the true story of those who profited from the housing crash of 2008
The finest scenes of the Oscar-nominated actor, who is reprising his role as the tortured and rather irritable Bruce Banner in Avengers: Age of Ultron
Danny Boyle in producer's chair for film about epic tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, to be directed by team behind Little Miss Sunshine
It was the year that Birdman triumphed – but all the best picture nominees left with something. Relive all the best dresses, tuxes, speeches, tweets and memes
Nominees Michael Keaton, Stave Carell, Felicity Jones, Eddie Redmayne and Julianne Moore are among the big names who stop off for a quick chat on the Oscar red carpet
Peter Bradshaw: I'll be on tenterhooks on Sunday night, hoping Richard Linklater's coming-of-age classic gets the attention it deserves – though will Birdman's Iñárritu take off with the best director gong? It's all to play for as the ceremony nears
Fifty Shades mania hit the talkshows this week, while @midnight tried out some of the most unromantic Valentine's gifts of all time
Charles Gant: British audiences flock to Clint Eastwood's patriotic Iraq war drama, as best-actor Oscar buzz intensifies around Bradley Cooper
Director Bennett Miller follows his American football film Moneyball with an altogether eerier exploration of the darker side of sporting triumph
Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo give career-best performances in the horribly magnificent true story of the billionaire who mentored the US Olympic wrestling team, writes Peter Bradshaw
The wrestling tragedy provides Channing Tatum and Steve Carell with Oscar-bait straight roles yet is riddled with problems
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Save the Date for Boheme Opera's 4th Annual Holiday Presentation at Grounds For Sculpture
December 4, 2015 – 7pm: "Boheme Opera Christmas Card"
Join us for a collection of Christmas delights based upon familiar phrases to kick off the holiday season. The words of Yuletide favorites and standards will put a smile on your face and a melody in your heart as Boheme Opera brings an evening of fun to all ages. It's the most wonderful time of the year, when you roast chestnuts, build a snowman, kiss someone under the mistletoe, deck the halls, let it snow, hear sleigh bells ringing, hang the stockings, trim the tree, and most precious of all – share peace and good will. Open our Holiday Card and enjoy the traditional sounds of the season by three talented Boheme singers during our Fourth Annual Holiday Presentation.
Last Season's Holiday Presentation
Christmas Memories of Bygone Years:
A Good Ole-Fashioned Holiday in Carol and Song
Presented by Boheme Opera NJ
On Friday-December 12, a standing-room crowd of over 300 enjoyed a sparkling evening of holiday music by The Delphi Carolers, a talented troupe of artists dressed in turn-of-the-century costumes. They performed vintage a cappella music – from delightful English carol settings to original earthy American holiday songs. A cameo appearance by members of the Boheme Opera Chorus under BONJ Chorusmaster Brittany Montoro topped off the festive event.
About The Delphi Carolers:
Eve Edwards, Soprano
Ms. Edwards has performed extensively in the mid-Atlantic region. Her repertoire features over 40 leading roles including Mimi, Violetta, Desdemona, Pamina, Marguerite, Donna Elvira, Donna Anna, Micaela, Rosalinda, Antonia, Luisa Miller, Alice Ford, Butterfly, Countess Almaviva, and many others. Companies with which she has appeared include The Amato Opera of New York, Pennsylvania Lyric Opera, Delphi Opera, Delaware Valley Opera Company, Amici Opera, Concert Operetta Theater, Edward Bogusz & Friends, Center Stage Opera, Piccola Opera of Philadelphia, and others. Recently Ms. Edwards was a featured singer in Boheme Opera NJ's opening concert of their 25th Silver Anniversary Season as well as their concert, The Jewish Experience in Opera. She has also been a featured performer with Pendle Hill, Greater Trenton Choral Society, Philadelphia Chamber Chorus, Lansdowne Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Society of Philadelphia, and Chestnut Hill Orchestra. Ms. Edwards is also the founder of Delphi Opera. www.EveEdwardsSoprano.com
Maja Lisa FritzHuspen, Mezzo-soprano
Mezzo-Soprano, Maja Lisa FritzHuspen's performing credits include: Bersi in Andrea Chénier, Hansel in Hansel and Gretel, the Announcer in Gallantry, Suzuki in Madame Butterfly, Puck in Midsummer Night's Dream, Orlofsky in Die Fledermaus, Meg in Falstaff, Mercedes in Carmen, Lay Sister and Nursing Sister in Suor Angelica, Dinah in Trouble in Tahiti, Mother in Amahl and the Night Visitors, La Chiesca in Gianni Schicchi, Mrs. Jenks in The Tender Land, Praskovia in Merry Widow, Wife of the Giant in Jack and the Beanstalk, and Mercy Lewis in The Crucible. She has performed with Opera Lancaster, Poor Richards Opera, Delaware Valley Opera Company, Cedar Rapids Opera Company, Center City Opera Theater, ConcertOPERA Philadelphia, Opera Manhattan and Bismarck Symphony Orchestra. She was awarded first place in The Schubert Club Intermediate Category competition. Maja Lisa has been a soloist in the Messiah, the Vivaldi Gloria, Mozart's Sparrow Mass, Beethoven's 9th Symphony and Vivaldi's Magnificat. www.majalisafritzhuspen.com
Peter de Mets, tenor
Peter de Mets is active as a freelance composer, conductor and tenor soloist. Recent solo performances include the JS Bach's Cantata-Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme, with Benjamin Berman conducting, the CPE Bach's Magnificat and Orff's Carmina Burana conducted by James Moyer and Handel's Te Deum, and Coronation Anthems, conducted by Valentin Radu. His recital of theatrical pieces was recently performed at the Morrisville Presbyterian Church in Morrisville, PA. Peter also sings with the professional choir The Princeton Singers and serves as their community outreach manager. On stage, he has performed numerous roles in both opera and musical theater. He serves as the Director of Music at Ascension Lutheran Church in Newtown, PA. and teaches music composition at Mercer County Community College.
Martin Hargrove, Bass
Bass Martin Hargrove has performed Opera, Musical Theater, and Concerts throughout the US, Europe, and Canada. He has performed as a principal artist with the Metropolitan Opera Guild, Pamiro Opera, Center City Opera, Minnesota Opera, Kentucky Opera, Pennsylvania Opera Theater, Opera Delaware, Opera Festival of NJ, and Florida Grand Opera. This year Martin made his debut with the American Spiritual Ensemble on tour in Ireland, France, Spain, and the US. Martin's operatic roles include Colline in La Boheme, Figaro in Le Nozze di Figaro, Sparafucile and Monterone in Rigoletto, Angelotti in Tosca, Jake in Porgy and Bess, Zarastro and the Speaker in Die Zauberflote, Masetto and Il Comendatore in Don Giovanni, and Colatinus in The Rape of Lucretia. His concert repertoire includes Handel's Messiah and Israel in Egypt, Beethoven's 9th Symphony, The Faure Requiem, Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass, Mozart's Requiem, and Alice Parker's Sermon on the Mountain.


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Jersey Give Back Guide Features Trenton Children's Chorus
Trenton, N.J. (Nov. 27, 2015) – Year-end giving to Trenton Children's Chorus just got simpler with the debut of this year's Jersey Give Back Guide, an online giving tool designed to take the guesswork out of year-end giving.
Using the Jersey Give Back Guide's online Generosity Generator, individuals can choose from four categories — Community, Arts, Environment and Newark — to learn about this year's featured nonprofits, find one or more that match their passions, and quickly and easily support them. All donations go directly to the organizations.
Donations made to Trenton Children's Chorus provide exceptional musical, academic, personal and social opportunities for 140 children and teens. The Chorus has performed at the White House, including for President and Mrs. Obama, United Nations, National Cathedral, Princeton University, the inauguration of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and for corporate, community, church and private events in the greater Trenton area. In a city where nearly 50% of students drop out of school, 100% of TCC graduates go on to college.
"Music teaches kids how to solve problems and make judgments," says Constance Hurtt, director of the Training Choir for children in fourth and fifth grades. "The discipline they need to be in the choir positively impacts their behavior. Music helps prepare them for college, for success, for life."
The Jersey Give Back Guide is an annual, seasonal project of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation produced in partnership with the Victoria Foundation. The featured nonprofits were chosen based on several criteria, including how innovative, collaborative, and financially healthy they are as organizations, as well as how deeply and effectively they engage their communities. All have excellent reputations for their work and reflect the programmatic and geographic diversity of the nonprofit sector in New Jersey.
This is the third year of the Jersey Give Back Guide, which remains open through January. Since it launched in 2013, more than $100,000 has been raised for New Jersey nonprofits. This year, their goal is to raise $100,000 and spread generosity and the good feeling you get when you give to as many people as possible.
Those who are interested in learning more about or supporting Trenton Children's Chorus through the Jersey Give Back Guide can visit JerseyGiveBackGuide.org.
TCC welcomes all children who love to sing, and never denies a child's participation because of limited resources. For more information about TCC, including how to join, contact: firstname.lastname@example.com/www.trentonchildrenschorus.org/609-278-0822.
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Local Swimmers to Have Opportunity to Learn From Olympians Dec 6
(Pennington, NJ) – Pennington area athletes will have a unique chance to enhance their competitive swimming skills by working with two Olympic champions, Kim Vandenberg and Ian Crocker. NJ Stingrays is pleased to announce that that they will host a Mutual of Omaha Breakout! Swim Clinic on Sunday, December 6, 2015 at The Pennington School Pool located at 112 N. Delaware Ave. Pennington, NJ 08534.
The Mutual of Omaha Breakout! Swim Clinic visits over 100 cities a year and is a unique experience to inspire and motivate a new generation of swim stars. As an official sponsor of USA Swimming, Mutual of Omaha actively supports the sport on all levels, from local clubs across the country to the National Team.
The event is a 4 hour in-water stroke technique clinic. The cost is $85.00. The swimmers will hear inspiring messages from Kim Vandenberg and Ian Crocker. Immediately following, they will hit the water for in-water demonstration and instruction on swim strokes and techniques. Some participants may even have a chance to test their strokes in a race against the Olympic champions. Concluding the event, the swimming champions will be available for autographs and photos.
Registration for the Mutual of Omaha Breakout! Swim Clinic is currently open. To register contact Andy Sichet via email at email@example.com.
Among the fastest fliers ever, Ian always delivered. He's earned world records for individual and relay performances for years. His favorite is the first. At the 2003 World Champs, he watched the current 100m butterfly world record go down twice in the semifinals. Ian used that energy to fuel his fly and out-touched his rivals in the finals for the gold and his first world record. With that one fingertip, Ian began his six-year reign as the world record holder in his signature event.
About Kim Vandenberg
Won gold in the 200m fly at the 2011 Pan American Championships ... At the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships, placed fourth in the 200m fly ... Finished fourth in the 200m fly at the 2010 CP National Championships ... earned a silver medal at the 2008 Olympic Games by competing in the prelims of the 800m free-relay ... qualified for the 2008 Olympic team by placing fifth in the 200m free at
Trials ... won a silver medal in the 200m fly swimming at her first World Championships in 2007 ... also finished second in the 200m fly at the Duel in the Pool ... earned silver in the 200m fly at the 2005 World University Games … finished second in the 200y fly at the 2006 NCAA Championships, and was third in the same event in 2005 ... won her first U.S. national title in the 200m fly at the 2004 Nationals ... competed in finals of the 2004 Olympic Trials, finishing fifth in the 200m fly.
At her first World Championship meet in 2007, Vandenberg earned a silver medal in the 200-meter butterfly. That performance makes her the third-fastest American woman ever in the 200-meter butterfly behind Misty Hyman and Mary T. Meagher. At her Olympic debut in Beijing in 2008, Vandenberg earned bronze swimming the preliminary of the 800-meter freestyle relay.
About Mutual of Omaha
Mutual of Omaha is a full-service, multi-line organization providing insurance and financial products for individuals, businesses and groups throughout the United States. For more information about Mutual of Omaha, visit www.mutualofomaha.com.
For more information on the Mutual of Omaha Breakout! Swim Clinic, visit www.breakoutswimclinic.com.
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Music at Princeton University Dec. 2015
A PUC125: Performances Up Close Event
Dec 1, 2015 at 6:00pm & 9:00pm
Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall
Audience will be seated on stage around the performer.
What do Domenico Scarlatti and John Cage have in common? Quite a lot, according to pianist David Greilsammer. In one unbroken stream, he performs sonatas by the two composers back-to-back, revealing many similarities between the 18th century Italian and the notorious avant-gardist. Don't be surprised if you start mixing them up halfway through.
Tickets $25 General; $10 Students
FREE for Princeton University Students through Passport to the Arts
"Breaking Bach" - Baroque Treasures Recast
Dec 5, 2015 at 7:30pm
Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall
The evening will commence with Knut Nystedt's mesmeric reimagination of a Bach chorale - Immortal Bach - before offering Ferruccio Busoni's famous piano transcription of Bach's D Minor Chaconne, performed by pianist Paul von Autenried '16 and accompanied by the Chamber Choir singing the chorales which scholars have identified woven in to Bach's score. Venturing into the twentieth century and beyond, the concert will also feature Dominick DiOrio's newly commissioned Chronos Suite for choir and baroque orchestra, as well as Jan Sandstro?m's Es ist ein Ros entsprungen, before concluding with one of Johann Sebastian Bach's great Christmas-themed Cantatas - Gloria in excelsis Deo BWV 191.
Tickets $15 General; $5 Students
FREE for Princeton University Students
through Passport to the Arts
Dec 7, 2015 at 8:00pm
Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall
MUS215: Projects in Jazz Performance is a course which focuses on the development of style, concept, and repertoire in the jazz idiom. Coached by visiting artist, vocalist Dr. Trineice Robinson-Martin, students will perform an evening of jazz music.
FREE and open to the public. No reservations required.
Dec 8, 2015 at 8:00pm
Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall
A presentation of works written for the cimbalom and mixed ensemble by Princeton Graduate Composers Leila Adu-Gilmore, Quinn Collins, Christopher Douthitt, Florent Ghys, Dave Molk, Anna Pidgorna, Juri Seo, Annika Socolofsky, and Kendall Williams played by cimbalom player Nick Tolle with Courtney Orlando, violin, Florent Ghys, bass, Mark Eichenberger, percussion, and Rosalie Kaplan, voice.
FREE and open to the public. No reservations required.
Princeton University Chapel
Part of the Thursday Afternoon Concert Series at the
Princeton University Chapel
Eric Plutz has begun his second decade as University Organist at Princeton University. As an organ concert soloist,
Mr. Plutz, who "performs with gusto, flair, clarity, and strong yet pliant rhythmic control (James Hildreth for TAO)," has accepted engagements in distinguished locations across the United States and abroad including Germany, Austria, Philadelphia (Verizon Hall, the Wanamaker Organ, Longwood Gardens), New York City (David Geffen Hall, Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, Cathedral of St. John the Divine), Washington, D.C. (National Cathedral), and San Francisco (Grace Cathedral).
TCHAIKOVSKY The Nutcracker Suite, Op. 71a
Arranged for Organ
FREE and open to the public. No reservations required.
Room 102, Woolworth Center
Miya Masaoka - musician, composer, sound artist - has created works for koto and electronics, Laser Koto, field recordings, laptop, video and written scores for ensembles, chamber orchestras and mixed choirs. In her pieces she has investigated the sound and movement of insects, as well as the physiological response of plants, the human brain, and her own body. Within these varied contexts her performance work investigates the interactive, collaborative aspects of sound, improvisation, nature and society.
FREE and open to the public. No reservations required.
Cafe Vivian at the Frist Campus Center
University Ornette Coleman Ensemble
coached by Ralph Bowen
FREE and open to the public. No reservations required.
Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall
FRANZ SCHUBERT Symphony No. 8, D. 759,
GUSTAV MAHLER Das Lied von der Erde
Barbara Rearick, mezzo-soprano
Daniel Weeks, tenor
Tickets $15 General; $10 Students
FREE for Princeton University Students
through Passport to the Arts
Dec 13, 2015 at 7:30pm
Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall
A mix of traditional concert band repertoire and holiday music. The program is to include:
DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH Festive Overture
SHELLEY HANSON Albanian Dance
ERIC WHITACRE October
STEVEN BRYANT Dusk
GIOVANNI GABRIELI Canzon Septimi Toni No. 2
CHARLES R. SPINNEY Legend of Kings
STEVE REISTETER arr. The Eighth Candle
MICHAEL BROWN arr. The Nightmare Before Christmas
STEPHEN BULLA arr. Sinatra!
PIOTR ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY The Nutcracker, arr. James Curnow
Tickets $10 General; $6 Students
FREE for Princeton University Students
through Passport to the Arts
Princeton Garden Theater
The screening of this seminal film will feature a new score performed live by the Princeton Laptop Orchestra (PLOrk). Eisenstein's film is one of the most influential films in the history of cinema. It charts a pre-Russian Revolution naval mutiny and the resulting street massacre. Followed by a discussion led by Erika Kiss, Director of the Princeton University Human Values Forum.
FREE and open to the public. No reservations required.
Dec 15, 2015 at 7:00pm
Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall
A public discussion between two of today's most respected icons in music.
Illustrious Dutch composer Louis Andriessen, who has served this semester as the
visiting Belknap Fellow in Music as his work was being premiered by Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic, performed at the Barbican by the BBC Symphony in London, and staged at the Dutch National Opera at the Holland Festival, will be interviewed by esteemed musicologist and Guggenheim Fellow Simon Morrison of the Princeton University Department of Music. A half hour discussion will be followed by a Q&A with the audience before Andriessen's work is performed at 8PM at the Princeton Sound Kitchen (see event below).
FREE and open to the public. No reservations required.
Dec 15, 2015 at 8:00pm
Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall
A presentation of works written by Princeton Composers.
Faculty: Louis Andriessen, Dmitri Tymoczko, Donnacha Dennehy
Gradute Students: Viet Cuong, Pascal Le Boeuf, Matthew McBane
and from So Percussion: Jason Treuting
FREE and open to the public. No reservations required.
Dec 17, 2015 at 2:00pm
Edward T. Cone Seminar Room, Woolworth Center Library
Laurie Anderson is one of today's premier performance artists. Known primarily for her multimedia presentations she has cast herself in roles as varied as visual artist, composer, poet, photographer, filmmaker, electronics whiz, vocalist, and instrumentalist.
FREE and open to the public. No reservations required.
Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall
ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK Overture to Hansel and Gretel
GUSTAV HOLST "Jupiter" from The Planets
ALEXANDER BORODIN Symphony No. 2
Tickets $15 General; $5 Students
FREE for Princeton University Students through Passport to the Arts
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Princeton Tour Company Holiday Trolley Tours & Santa's Helpers Tours
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'Twas the Night Before Christmas' Is First Up in December at MCCC's Kelsey Theatre
West Windsor, N.J. – Three family shows are coming to Mercer County Community College's (MCCC's) Kelsey Theatre in December that will add to the festive holiday season. The month kicks off with a Kelsey holiday tradition. "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" embraces the joy of the long-awaited midnight visit by none other than Santa. Family audiences will delight in the Kelsey Players' musical adaptation of the famous poem by Clement Moore, originally penned as a Christmas present for his children. The show features Kris Kringle, along with his eight tiny reindeer, some remarkably talented sugar plums, and the cutest mouse in New York City. The Moore family and their neighbors will create a magical winter wonderland circa 1822 New York for audiences of all ages to enjoy.
Performance dates and times are Friday, Dec. 4 at 7 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 5 at 11 a.m., 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.; and Sunday, Dec. 6 at 2 and 4 p.m. Tickets are $12 for adults, and $10 for seniors, students and children. Kelsey Theatre is located on the college's West Windsor Campus, 1200 Old Trenton Road. The theater is an official drop-off site for the Marine's Toys for Tots annual holiday drive. Patrons are encouraged to donate a new, unwrapped toy in the drop box located in the Kelsey Theatre lobby. Donations will be accepted through Monday, Dec. 14.
The "Twas" cast stars Ken Ambs of Newtown, Pa., as Clement Moore; Diane Wargo of Ewing as Eliza Moore; Carter Erickson of Yardley, Pa., as William Moore; Abby Scatena of Robbinsville as Charity Moore; and John Costello of Hamilton Square as Mr. Kringle.
Also featured are Jillian Ambs of Newtown, Pa., Logan Ambs of Newtown, Pa, Mason Ambs of Newtown, Pa., Jayden Anderson of Trenton, Taylor Bell of Hightstown, Alex Bischoff of Hamilton Square, Aimee Clark of Lawrenceville, Hayden Clark of Lawrenceville, Melissa Clark of Lawrenceville, Charlotte Erickson of Yardley, Pa., Bridget Godfrey of Robbinsville, Alexa Hunt of Manahawkin, Freddie Iezzo of Hamilton, Luddy Iezzo of Hamilton, Marla Iezzo of Hamilton, Mateo Iezzo of Hamilton, Makenzie Ivey of Lawrenceville, Peyton Ivey of Lawrenceville, Alexander Johnson of Hamilton, Christian Johnson of Hamilton, Quinzy McCallum of Ewing, Cameron Miller of Morrisville, Pa., Chandler Miller of Morrisville, Pa., Cameron Reardon of Cream Ridge, Leif Simonelli of Hamilton, Rilyn Szabo of Monmouth Junction, Isabel Urban of West Windsor, Tobias Urban of West Windsor, and Zachary Urban of West Windsor.
The production team includes Director Diane Wargo, Musical Director Pat Masterson, Choreographer Chelsea Wargo, Stage Manager Ginny McGowen and Assistant Stage Manager Tara Simonelli. Lighting and sound design is by Bernie McGowen and costumes are by Kate Pinner.
Next up, for two shows only, is "A Very Kelsey Christmas," a premiere performance presented by Forté Dramatic Productions, on Saturday, Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 13 at 2 p.m. Musical Director Peter de Mets presents an all-star cast of Kelsey performers in the style of a 1950s television variety show. It's a mix of traditional, Broadway and pop favorites, plus skits and lots of cheer. Tickets are $18 for adults; $16 for seniors, and $14 for children/students.
Capping off the season is the New Jersey Youth Ballet's original hour-long, narrated adaptation of "The Nutcracker" on Friday, Dec. 18 at 7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19 at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., and Sunday, Dec. 20 at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Dancers in full costume will perform to the famous Tchaikovsky score as they transport audiences to The Land of the Sweets. Tickets are $16 for adults, and $14 for seniors, students and children.
Tickets for all shows may be purchased by calling the Kelsey Box Office at 609-570-3333 or online at www.kelseytheatre.net Kelsey Theatre is wheelchair accessible. Free parking is available next to the theater.
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The Watershed's Winter Calendar
Registration is required and space is limited in all programs, unless stated otherwise. Call 609-737-7592 or email@example.com to register.
Family and Adult Programs
Registration is required for all programs.
Saturday, 9:00-11:00AM, 15yo – Adult, $5 per person
Join Education Director Jeff Hoagland on a hike of the Watershed Reserve in search of wintering birds. Bring binoculars and dress for possibly muddy or snowy walking conditions. Co-sponsored by Washington Crossing Audubon.
Saturday, 10:00AM – 2:30PM, Adults, Fee per person: $60M/$75NM
Learn the technique of felting from an ACP instructor and create a lightweight scarf using carded Merino wool and silk fibers. No previous felting experience is necessary, but expect a little bit of physical work and ability to stand on your feet while felting is required. Bring 2 old towels and a plastic shopping bag. Materials fee of $15 is payable to the instructor on the day of the workshop. Registration is exclusively through the Arts Council of Princeton; visit www.artscouncilofprinceton.org or call 609-924-8777. Membership rate applies to current members of either organization.
Saturday, 1:00-4:00PM, Adults and Families, FREE
Get into the holiday spirit at the Watershed Center! Enjoy informal tours of the building, holiday goodies and simple seasonal crafts for children. Bring your gift-giving list to make a dent in your holiday shopping and enjoy 20% off your nature shop purchases too! RSVP not required.
Saturday, 1:00-3:00PM, 8yo – Adult, Fee per person: $10M/$15NM
Celebrate the approaching Winter Solstice and the return of the light by making candles with the Teacher-Naturalists! We will create hand-dipped and sand candles. Learn how to shape candles and add embellishments, then go home with your unique handmade gifts!
Mondays, 11:30AM-12:30PM, Families (children 5-10yo), $5 per child
Parents and children – pack your lunch and join Senior Naturalist Allison Jackson for a nature-themed lunch! Enjoy your lunch with us in the Watershed Center or outdoors (weather permitting) coupled with a nature mini-lesson and a hands-on activity. We will send you home with ideas to explore and projects to tackle for further enrichment. Each lunch/learn will whet your appetite as we take a peek at a different environmental topic. Registration is not required, drop-ins are welcome!
Thursdays, 7:30-9:00PM, Adults, $90M/$140NM
While nature outdoors is frosty and dormant, we will warm up with some classic and contemporary nature writing in this new Adult Education course. Visit the Adult Education page to learn more.
Saturday, 10:30AM – 12:00PM, 12yo – Adult, $5 per person
Spend the morning at the Watershed Center giving your holiday cards a second life! Get creative with us as you learn to make origami boxes, gift tags and spherical ornaments. Re-gifting has never looked so beautiful! Bring all of your cards, scissors and ruler. Light refreshments provided. Co-sponsored by Washington Crossing Audubon.
Mondays, 11:30AM – 12:30PM, Families, Series Fee: $25/child; Individual Class Fee: $5 /child
Parents and children 5-10 years old – pack your lunch and join Senior Naturalist Allison Jackson for a nature-themed lunch! Starting with the new year, we will expand our Lunch & Learn to bi-monthly get-togethers! Bring your lunch to enjoy in the Watershed Center, coupled with a nature mini-lesson to whet your appetite and a hands-on activity. We will send you home with ideas to explore and projects to tackle for further enrichment. Registration is not required, drop-ins are welcome! Join us for the entire series (and save) or drop in for just a few – it's your choice.
Friday, 7:00-8:30PM, Adults and Families (children 6yo+), Fee per person: $10M/$15NM
Begin the evening indoors with a presentation that will introduce you to owls, their calls and adaptations. After a Naturalist-led night hike in search of the nocturnal raptors, we will warm up indoors with a hot beverage. Two additional hikes offered on January 30 and February 5.
Saturday, 9:30 – 11:30AM, Adults and Families (children 5yo+), FREE
Join Education Director Jeff Hoagland on a morning walk at the Mountain Lakes Preserve in Princeton to explore the wonders of the natural world in winter. Discover the unique survival strategies of local plants and animals from milkweed to meadow vole and red oak to robin. Learn where animals store food and how they survive the season's relentless chill. If weather permits, we will play the 'Hibernation Game'. Dress warmly, boots are recommended, and bring your sense of wonder. Co-sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Open Space.
Saturday, 12:00-3:00PM, Families, FREE
Look for Camp Director Tammy Love at the camp fair at the Quakerbridge Mall! Curious about Watershed Nature Camp 2016? The brochure is available for download on our website in mid-January and registrations will be accepted immediately! The first Open House at the Watershed Center is Saturday, March 12 from 2:00-4:00PM.
Saturday, 1:00-3:00PM, Families, $7 per person
Celebrate Groundhog Day at the Watershed Reserve by visiting several burrows of these furry weather forecasters. Learn about their life history and role in the ecological community and enjoy the challenge of the hibernation game. After our hike and game, warm up by our outside fire, enjoy a warm beverage and make a Groundhog Day craft!
Saturday, 7:00-8:30PM, Adults and Families (children 6yo+), Fee per person: $10M/$15NM
Begin the evening indoors with a presentation that will introduce you to owls, their calls and adaptations. After a Naturalist-led night hike in search of the nocturnal raptors, we will warm up indoors with a hot beverage. One additional hike offered on February 5.
Wednesdays, 7:30-9:00PM, Adults; $195M/$245NM
Learn how to reduce energy use in your home, save money on your electric bills and help the environment. Examine solar energy and geothermal systems and determine whether they are right for you. Visit the Adult Education page to learn more.
Friday, 7:00-8:30PM, Adults and Families (children 6yo+), Fee per person: $10M/$15NM
Begin the evening indoors with a presentation that will introduce you to owls, their calls and adaptations. After a Naturalist-led night hike in search of the nocturnal raptors, we will warm up indoors with a hot beverage. This is the final owl night hike for 2016.
Saturday, 1:30-3:00PM, Adults and Families, Donations accepted
This "event-cache" is a great introduction to the hobby of geocaching as well as the ecology of winter. Track animals, meet winter weeds, talk with birds and much more. Appropriate for beginners or experienced cachers. Watch for more details and RSVP at www.geocaching.com or contact the Education Department at 609-737-7592. Light refreshments served.
Saturday, 9:00AM – 12:00PM, Boy Scouts 11yo+, $20 per scout
Join Education Director/BSA Merit Badge Counselor Jeff Hoagland for this morning workshop, designed to help Boy Scouts earn the 'Weather' merit badge. Out on the Watershed Reserve, scouts will examine the effects of Hurricanes Sandy or Irene while exploring the greater world of meteorology. Scouts will visit the Watershed Center's weather station and examine and interpret recent weather data onsite. Registration is by individual Boy Scout, not troop. Payment due at the time of registration.
Friday, 10:00-11:00AM, Adults and Families, FREE
Watch and tally wild birds out the soaring windows of the Watershed Center, all from the cozy comfort of the Discovery Room and Gorrie Hall! The Teacher-Naturalists will help you participate in a Great Backyard Bird Count – beginning birders are very welcome. The data we compile will be submitted to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Hot beverages provided.
Saturday, 2:00-3:30PM, Adults and Families (children 8yo+), FREE for Members/$5NM
Join this outdoor exploration to learn about life in the forest by uncovering the secret lives of trees. Discover the many ways that trees provide for others in the forest community from tiny gall flies, the chickadee, turkey tail and wild grape. Co-sponsored by Washington Crossing Audubon. Free for members of SBMWA or Washington Crossing Audubon Society.
Monday, 10:00AM – 2:00PM, children grades 1-5, Fee per child: $20M/$25NM
Schools are closed for President's Day so join the Teacher-Naturalists and participate in the Great American Bird Count. Then bundle up for a trek outdoors and a lesson on maple sugaring. Best of all, we will settle in afterwards for a delicious pancake lunch – served with our homemade maple syrup! Part of the day will be spent outdoors visiting the tapped trees and 'evaporation station' – winter gear, including boots, is necessary. Payment due at the time of registration.
Friday, 7:00PM – Saturday, 9:00AM, Webelo Scouts, Fee per boy: $35, Fee per adult: $15
We have a night of winter-y fun planned for you and your troop this weekend… scavenger hikes, science experiments and meet the critters are some of the activities you can look forward to. At the end of the evening, spread your sleeping bags out on the floor of the Watershed Center and sleep near our critters and displays! Registration is by troop only and pre-payment is required. Fee includes snacks and Saturday breakfast.
Saturday, 10:30-11:30AM, Adults, FREE
Do you want to support the natural diversity of New Jersey native plants and wildlife but do not know how to start? Established and implemented by the Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space, PLSP supports stewardship efforts of local homeowners, specifically residents of Hopewell and Pennington, regardless of property size. Attend this information meeting at the Watershed Center to learn how you can implement sound ecological practices – big and small. Light refreshments, RSVP requested.
Saturday, 11:00AM – 3:30PM, 16yo – Adult, Fee per person: $55M/$65NM
Join botanical illustrator Ruth Councell for an illuminating look at last season's wildflowers. During a brisk morning walk on the Reserve trails, we will introduce you to a wide variety of plants, sharing their natural history while offering identification tips. Specimens can be collected during the walk for use in the studio session. After lunch, Ruth will help you sharpen your drawing skills to capture the fine form and architecture of the plants. Participants should come dressed for wintery weather on the trails, boots are necessary. Bring a bag lunch; hot beverages provided. Registration is exclusively through the Arts Council of Princeton; visit www.artscouncilofprinceton.org to register and for more information. Inclement weather date is February 27.
Saturday, 2 sessions: 9:30-11:30AM OR 11:00AM – 1:00PM, Families and AdultsMember fees: $15/adult, $8/child (up to 13yo), under 3yo FREE
Non-member fees: $20/adult, $12/child (up to 13yo), under 3yo FREE
Our very popular winter brunch is returning to the Watershed Center. Hike with the Teacher-Naturalists to our tapped trees, learn about the process to convert maple sap to syrup and visit the 'evaporation station'. A delicious home-cooked pancake brunch, served with our homemade maple syrup from trees on the Reserve, is the highlight of the day! Part of the program is conducted outdoors – winter gear, including boots, is necessary. Sign up for one session – registration and prepayment are required.
Saturday, 10:30AM – 12:00PM, Families, $7 per person OR $20 per family
Come celebrate winter with the magical creatures of the Watershed Reserve. We will build cozy winter fairy homes in Honeysuckle Hedgerow, listen to winter tales, practice writing in Elfish, and make some festive arts and crafts. Dress for wintery and wizard-ly weather – boots are necessary.
Saturday, 2:00-4:00PM, Families, FREE
Summer will be here before you know it! Kids ages 5 – 16 and their families can meet Camp Director Tammy Love in the Watershed Center, learn about Watershed Nature Camp 2016 and register! RSVP is not required – drop-ins are welcome.
New Year's Eve at Vidalia in Lawrenceville
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NJ Bar Owners Look to Prevent Drunk Driving With Uber and HERO Campaign
(Long Branch, N.J.) -- Bar and tavern owners throughout New Jersey are launching a major initiative to prevent drunk driving beginning this holiday season.
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Attitudes In Reverse® Seeks Design Concepts to Help Communicate the Importance of Receiving Mental Health Care and Preventing Suicide
Contest Offers I-Pad as First Prize, to Be Awarded at Annual Event on May 21, 2016
PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY (November 22, 2015) –Attitudes In Reverse® (AIR™) is pleased to announce its sixth Annual T-Shirt Design Concept Contest and is eager to receive students' creative ideas for communicating the importance of seeking help for mental health disorders. AIR™ is a Plainsboro-NJ based nonprofit organization dedicated to educating middle school, high school and college students about mental health, related disorders and suicide prevention. Students are the main target audience because 50 percent of mental health disorders develop by the age of 14 and two-thirds of disorders develop by the age of 25. AIR™ aims to eliminate stigma, fear and embarrassment about mental health disorders so that individuals who experience symptoms can recognize them and be comfortable seeking help to prevent the disorders from interfering with their lives.
"We started the Annual T-Shirt Design Concept Contest in 2009 to raise students' awareness of mental health and suicide prevention. When students wear the shirts featuring designs inspired by the contestants, they will spark important conversations. A student would ask about AIR™ and the conversation would naturally lead to more awareness, which, in turn, leads to a much greater likelihood that the student will pay attention to signs of mental health disorders in himself and others and take steps to get help when needed," said Tricia and Kurt Baker, Co-founders of AIR™.
"Even before the winning design concepts are selected, the contest helps build awareness by engaging students in developing creative ways to communicate our message. We strongly encourage health and art instructors, as well as other teachers and schools' administrative staff, to invite students to participate in this contest. Students are the best resources for learning how to best communicate to them and their peers, and this contest is an excellent way to foster this essential communication," added Shauna Moses, a member of AIR's™ Board of Directors.
Entries into AIR's™ Annual T-Shirt Design Concept Contest are due March 6, 2016. Entry forms are available online. All contestants will be recognized during the Fifth Annual Miki & Friends Walk & Run for AIR event on May 21, 2016 at Mercer County Park, East Picnic Area, West Windsor, NJ. Prizes will be an iPad for first place and a $50 Visa gift card for second place. The designs inspired by the winning concepts will be printed on T-shirts that the contestants and all volunteers will receive and will also be available to event attendees who donate $50 or more. The designs will also be featured on AIR's™ website, www.attitudesinreverse.org.
The Annual T-Shirt Design Concept Contest is AIR's™ first initiative, which has led to other programs that are quickly becoming more well-known and in greater demand as mental health struggles are common and, due to lack of education and treatment, have led to the loss of numerous young people's lives. In the first five years of educating students at middle schools, high schools and colleges, AIR™ has, to date, presented to more than 22,000 students in three states. Its Annual Miki & Friends Walk & Run for AIR™ event has consistently attracted more than 600 attendees.
Attitudes In Reverse® (AIR™) was established by Tricia, Kurt and Katelyn Baker of Plainsboro, NJ, in 2010, soon after their son/brother Kenny died by suicide following a long battle against severe depression and anxiety. Their mission is to save lives by educating students about mental health, related disorders and suicide prevention. Since January 2011, they have presented to more than 22,000 students in middle and high schools and colleges in New Jersey, New York and Vermont. AIR™ recently began offering Youth Mental Health First AID instructions. AIR™ includes the AIR Dogs: Paws for Minds™ program, bringing dogs into schools to help students de-stress and engage in the conversation about mental health. In addition, displaced dogs with the ability to serve as Emotional Support Dogs, are matched with individuals who have mental health disorders or developmental disabilities, thereby saving two lives with each match. For more information about AIR™, please visit www.attitudesinreverse.org or call 609-945-3200.
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Mercer County Club Sports Kicks Off in January
We are a new organization offering fun, safe, competitive sport leagues to adult athletes throughout Mercer County! Whether you have played competitive sports recently or haven't picked up a ball since high school gym class come out and join the fun of our inaugural year.
Our primary mission is to promote healthy, active lifestyles and encourage support of Mercer County businesses. Whenever possible, we encourage feedback to continually improve your experience with us.
Lace up and let's play!
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Happy Anniversary Sourland Cycles - News and Specials
Thanks for a great first year!
Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 10-6; Thursday 10-8; Saturday 9-5, Sunday 11-4 Monday: closed. Need basics like tubes after hours? The vending machine is open 24 hrs. There's a pump too.
Holiday Events for the ADVENTUROUS
Princeton and the surrounding communities know how to get their Holiday ON - Palmer Square, McCarter's A Christmas Carol, Pennington Walk, Santa at the Airport, Morven's Festival of Trees – these are just a few of the local annual favorites, not to be forgotten or ignored.
The following list is more like Holiday ADVENTURES – events that are not local, but equally as fabulous. We all know about the tree at Rockefeller Center and ice-skating at Wolman Rink in NYC. Below is a list of things you might not know about. Yes, you might have to train, drive, or UBER there but the journey is always half the fun and the experience even greater. Get out there – new Holiday traditions are waiting to be made.
Six Flags Holiday in the Park - https://holiday.sixflags.com/greatadventure
Christmas in Cape May - http://www.capemaymac.org/toursevents/christmasincapemay.html
Storybook Land's Christmas Fantasy with Lights - https://storybookland.com/fallchristmas.html
16th Annual Winter Eve's at Lincoln Center November 30 - http://www.winterseve.nyc/the-16th-annual-winters-eve-at-lincoln-square-monday-november-30-2015/
Lighting the World's Largest Hanukkah Menorahs - http://www.nycgo.com/slideshows/dont-miss-holiday-events-2015/10
Holiday Markets - where you'll find an assortment of homemade wares from craftspeople and mom-and-pop shops that should cover everyone on your list. The biggest and best selections can be found at the Union Square Holiday Market, the Holiday Shops at Bryant Park, the indoor Grand Central Holiday Fair or the Columbus Circle Holiday Market.
Winter Village at Bryant Park - http://www.bryantpark.org/things-to-do/wintervillage.html
Holiday Train Show @ New York Botanical Gardens - http://www.nybg.org/hts15/
Holiday Train Show at Grand Central Terminal - http://www.grandcentralterminal.com/event/14th-annual-holiday-train-show-at-grand-central/2145462112
George Balanchine's The Nutcracker, New York City Ballet - http://www.nycballet.com/nutcracker
Radio City Christmas Spectacular - http://www.radiocitychristmas.com/
New Year's Eve Grand Army Fireworks Display in Brooklyn - https://www.prospectpark.org/news-events/events/2015/12/31#new-years-eve-fireworks-15
Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade - http://www.visitphilly.com/events/philadelphia/philadelphia-thanksgiving-day-parade/
The Macy's Christmas Light Show at Macy's Center City - http://www.visitphilly.com/events/philadelphia/holiday-light-show-at-macys-center-city/
The Rothman Ice Rink at Dilworth Park - http://www.ccdparks.org/dilworth-park/rothmanicerink
Stag and Doe Nights in Chestnut Hill - http://chestnuthillpa.com/events/holidays-on-the-hill/
Franklin Flea Holiday Market - http://www.franklinflea.com/holiday
Zoo Noel at Philadelphia Zoo - http://www.philadelphiazoo.org/explore/upcoming-events/zoo-noel.htm
Longwood Gardens Christmas - http://longwoodgardens.org/events-and-performances/events/longwood-christmas
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Ugly Sweaters are BACK at Liberty Hall Pizza in Lambertville
Wear Your Ugly Holiday Sweater to Liberty Hall Pizza and Get a Sweet Holiday Treat for Free!
Chocolate Peppermint Nutella Pizza Awaits Lambertville Ugly Sweater Lovers
Lambertville, NJ – Pull out that ugly holiday sweater and head over to Liberty Hall for a free dessert this holiday season! You know you have one. And we know that you secretly love it! We've all have one, hidden deep inside that bottom drawer. Starting on Black Friday, your heinous fashion faux pas will earn you a sweet treat if you wear it to Lambertville's Neapolitan pizzeria on the right nights this holiday season.
Proudly sporting that ugly duckling of a garment will get you a free holiday pizza, featuring Nutella, chocolate peppermint bark, red and green sprinkles, powdered sugar and peppermint flavored whip cream. The only catch, explains Liberty Hall Pizza's owners Danny Popkin and Chris Bryan, "is that you have to get your photo taken for Liberty Hall's ugly sweater social media collage." A small price to pay for a mouthwatering holiday dessert pizza! "Holiday sweaters have gotten a bad rap," said Bryan. "We thought we would turn the jokes and snickers into a delicious win-win for those who dare to wear them into our restaurant and pose for a picture."
Liberty Hall's ugly sweater promotion takes place Friday, November 27, Saturday & Sunday November 28 & 29 and every Thursday through Christmas, which includes December 3, 10 and 17 (Liberty Hall Pizza is closed on December 24th - Christmas Eve).
Opened in December 2014, Liberty Hall Pizza was named "one of the top 25 pizzerias in New Jersey" by Peter Genovese on NJ.com. The authentic, Neapolitan pizzeria serves a dozen wood-fired pizzas along with garden-fresh salads and draught root beer floats. The pizzeria is open Tuesdays through Sundays for dinner, as well as lunch on Saturdays and Sundays.
Liberty Hall Pizza is located inside the Canal Studios Complex at 243 North Union Street in Lambertville, New Jersey. Learn more by visiting http://libertyhallpizza.com.
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Princeton Day School Announces New Interdisciplinary Couse on Raritan River
Princeton – Princeton Day School announced that the Upper School Photojournalism and Environmental Studies classes, along with the EnAct student sustainability club, are working together on a unique interdisciplinary term-long project called "Beauty and the Beast: The Fall and Rise of the Raritan River."
Through the lenses of history, science, photography and economics, the PDS students will explore the river, focusing on documenting the ecological impacts that have affected the Raritan over the course of the last century and will also record its unique beauty through photography.
Upper School Science teacher Carlos Cara, English teacher and Sustainability Coordinator Liz Cutler, and Photography teacher Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick created the project through the auspices of the Miss Fine's Center, which provides support for interdisciplinary work at Princeton Day School. Assisted by Lower School Science teacher Aaron Schomburg, these teachers are working to help their students study and gain insight on New Jersey's Raritan River.
In discussing the project, Ms. Hohmuth-Lemonick noted, "This river, the longest in the state, has a long history; it was used for transportation, as an energy source to many industries, and as a convenient pool for toxic waste. In addition, the river runs through many beautiful locations in central New Jersey that are the homes for many species of birds, reptiles and amphibians, and mammals alike. It is also the source of Princeton's drinking water."
She continued, "In addition, we hope to take part in some of the recovery efforts that are taking place to bring the river and the surrounding riparian ecosystems back to health."
The PDS students often take experiential trips to the river, allowing sufficient time for a deep exploration of the topic and to hear from outside experts.
The project will be completed in the spring, and a coffee table book is planned as a capstone to the course.
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Holiday Tricks and Tips - 9 Clever Party Planning Secrets to Steal From Caterers
Planning a party is a delightful idea that often turns difficult. And while the payoff of making a happy memory is worth the trouble, there just must be an easier way, right? We asked experts in the catering world to share their in-the-trenches strategies for parties big and small.
"During the holidays, there are so many parties," says Teri Lands of Main Street Fine Catering in Rocky Hill, New Jersey. "Open-house style is nice because you don't have to worry about having guests all at the same time." Invite guests to come when they're able, and go as they please. This way, folks won't feel stressed to be exactly on time for dinner, and those with a packed schedule will still be inclined to stop by. Plus, you'll get time to chat with everyone, since the crowd won't descend on your home all at once.
"When planning your menu for an open-house, it's best to consider room temperature menu items so you don't have to worry about items overcooking or going to waste if they sit out too long," says Lands. Plus, without the pressure of keeping dishes piping hot or super-chilled, you'll be free to mingle.
? We've all been to the "cocktail party" that went through the night (without dinner). Be clear about the party's time frame to avoid misconstrued expectations. "Considering timing is the only way you can logically plan the food," says Lands. "For example, a cocktail party should begin after dinner hours or leave guests with enough time to have dinner after the party. Aim for two to three hours: 6 to 8 p.m. or 7 to 10 p.m."
Click here to get the rest of these fab tips/tricks: http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/food-recipes/party-ideas/a35039/caterers-party-secrets/
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Mayor Liz Lempert Visits English-Chinese Immersion School of Princeton
YingHua International School: English-Chinese Immersion School of Princeton, whose American and foreign-born students learn to read, write and speak in two languages, hosted Mayor Liz Lempert on Friday, October 16th.
Fifth-grade students at this unique but fully accredited school are studying the concept of how to make positive, lasting change in the world, and they invited Mayor Lempert to discuss her role as mayor including the obstacles to making change and her successes.
Students in the small-sized class had prepared questions in advance to ask the mayor, and they learned, for example, that changes are initiated by people in the community who sometimes never see the ultimate result. But the changes do occur over years and sometimes decades and, as Mayor Lempert explained, "go[ing] to the meetings" to make the case for what needs to be done is the main way citizens can make change.
Mayor Lempert told the YingHua International School students of her work with the White House on a national initiative related to student success, and she relayed that a Youth Advisory board comprised of township high school students is an exciting and promising possibility for the township of Princeton to hear from its youth on a regular basis. Several YingHua students who are Princeton residents showed interest in the program, and she encouraged them to begin attending council meetings whenever they have something to share as a precursor to the Advisory. During her hour with the students, the issues raised included fund-raising, taxes, term limits and recylcling. The latter was addressed in depth, as there is no current recycling pickup at YingHua International School, and Mayor Lempert gave information as to whom the students can write letters to, if they attempt to address the problem. All people can be change agents, as the students' unit of study contends. The visit was a success and the students learned a lot about Mayor Lempert and how to make change in a democracy.
YingHua International School: English-Chinese Immersion School of Princeton, established in 2007, is central New Jersey's only Mandarin Immersion early years and elementary school (ages 2.5 years through 5th grade). By the 2016-2017 academic year, YHIS will also offer bilingual middle school grades for 6th through 8th grade students. YHIS is accredited by the MSA-CESS and is a candidate school with the International Baccalaureate Organization. They are hosting an open house on Friday, November 13, at 9:30 AM at their Princeton campus. Contact Kristin Epstein, Director of Admissions, at email@example.com or (609) 375-8015.
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The Arts Council of Princeton Presents Sauce for the Goose Holiday Art Sale
PRINCETON, NJ – The Arts Council of Princeton announces the return of its annual Sauce for the Goose Holiday Art Sale at the Paul Robeson Center for the Arts, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton NJ. Kicking off the sale is the opening on Friday, December 11 from 5-8pm, where shoppers will have the first opportunity to view and purchase unique, hand-crafted works. Guests will be treated to a holiday performance by the American Boychoir School. The sale, held in the Taplin Gallery, will be open Monday-Friday from 10am – 5:30pm and Saturday from 10am – 4pm from December 11-19. Parking is available in the Spring and Hulfish Street Garages as well as metered parking along Witherspoon Street and Paul Robeson Place. For more information regarding Sauce for the Goose, visit www.artscouncilofprinceton.org or call (609) 924-8777.
The Arts Council of Princeton's annual sale features a mix of fine art and functional crafts, including paintings, drawings, functional and decorative ceramics, art glass, holiday ornaments, greeting cards, photography, jewelry, hand-knit fashions, felted and beaded work, and more. Everyone is invited to "take a gander" as the sale runs throughout the holiday season. The Arts Council will offer a special members-only discount, where members will receive 5% off their total purchase throughout the duration of the sale. Non-members can purchase a membership online at artscouncilofprinceton.org, via phone at (609) 924-8777, or in-person at the sale, and receive their 5% discount immediately.
"Sauce for the Goose not only makes it possible for Princeton residents to find hand-made arts and crafts objects; it also supports local artists by providing them a valuable outlet for their work," says Maria Evans, Artistic Director, who organizes the annual sale. "Sauce for the Goose" was born nineteen years ago as an invitational sale lasting only a couple of days, featuring work by ACP ceramics students, and has expanded over the years. The Arts Council of Princeton's sale, which takes its name from an old nursery rhyme -- "What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander" -- provides important income for local artists during the holiday season, while also raising funds to support the ACP's programs.
The Arts Council of Princeton (ACP), founded in 1967, is a non-profit organization with a mission of Building Community through the Arts. Housed in the landmark Paul Robeson Center for the Arts, the ACP fulfills its mission by presenting a wide range of programs including exhibitions, performances, free community cultural events, and studio-based classes and workshops in the visual, performing and literary arts. Arts Council of Princeton programs are designed to be high-quality, engaging, affordable and accessible for the diverse population in the greater Princeton region.
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Open Auditions for March 2016 Production of The Diary of Anne Frank December 3 -6
The Pennington Players are pleased to announce open auditions for its March 2016 production of The Diary of Anne Frank. The show will be performed at the Kelsey Theatre, on the campus at Mercer County Community College, West Windsor, NJ. Performance dates are: March 11, 12, 13, 18, 19 & 20, with Friday and Saturday night performances at 8:00 pm, and Sunday afternoon performances at 2:00 pm. NOTE: There will also be daytime performances on Monday March 14 and Friday March 18 at 10:00 am. A Talk Back session will be offered after the March 18th performance. The production will be directed by Judi Parrish.
About The Play: In this transcendently powerful adaptation by Wendy Kesselman, Anne Frank emerges from history a living, lyrical, intensely gifted young girl, who confronts her rapidly changing life and the increasing horror of her time with astonishing honesty, wit, and determination. An impassioned drama about the lives of eight people hiding from the Nazis in a concealed storage attic, The Diary of Anne Frank captures the claustrophobic realities of their daily existence—their fear, their hope, their laughter, their grief. Each day of these two dark years, Anne's voice shines through: "When I write I shake off all my cares. But I want to achieve more than that. I want to be useful and bring enjoyment to all people, even those I've never met. I want to go on living even after my death!"
Audition Dates:
Thursday, December 3, 2015 7 PM to 9:30 PM
Saturday, December 5, 2015 1 PM to 4:00 PM
Sunday, December 6, 2015 1 PM to 3 PM Callbacks Only (as needed; by invitation only)
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About The Auditions: All those auditioning are asked to prepare the monologue(s) provided for the character(s) for which you are auditioning. Memorization is not required but is strongly recommended. Other readings from the play may be provided at the time of your audition or call back, if needed. The audition monologues are available on the Pennington Players' website: www.penningtonplayers.org/auditions.html
About Rehearsals: The first read thru will be scheduled during mid December, at which time scripts will be handed out and all actors will be measured for costumes. Rehearsals will begin in earnest in early January and will primarily be scheduled for at least two evenings per week and one weekend afternoon per week, based on actor availability. It is very important that all those auditioning be as thorough and honest about all known and potential conflicts between December 10, 2015 and March 20, 2016, as the rehearsal schedule will be determined based on those conflicts.
Roles: We will cast 10 actors: 4 adult males, 3 adult females, 2 teenage girls and 1 teenage boy. Ages represent the age of the "character." We will not be using accents with onstage characters. All roles are open. A description of the characters is provided below.
We are also seeking 2 to 3 men who speak fluent German to record several voice-over segments. There will be no onstage commitment, with only 1-2 recording sessions anticipated. Anyone interested should email: email@example.com and indicate your experience or education with speaking German.
Anne Frank: (female, teens) The youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Anne is a lively, curious girl of thirteen at the beginning of the play. She remains optimistic throughout the months they are in hiding and always makes the best of the situation she is in. As her diary reveals, she is very introspective and creative and has a vivid imagination. Looking for an actress who is between 13 & 17 who looks 14.
Otto Frank: (male, early 50's) Anne's polite and practical father, Mr. Frank is the head of the "attic family." His calmness and patience are an asset in the cramped attic and a comfort to Anne, who is very close to him.
Edith Frank: (female, early 40's) Anne's reserved and nervous mother, Mrs. Frank loves Anne, but she wishes she were more proper and polite, like her sister Margot. Because of her reserved nature, Mrs. Frank and Anne are not close.
Margot Frank: (female, teens) Anne's older sister, Margot is much more like her mother than Anne. She is quiet, modest, and reserved: the complete opposite of Anne. Looking for an actress who is between 15 & 18 who looks 16.
Putti Van Daan: (male, early 40's) An irritable former business partner of Mr. Frank, Mr. Van Daan's family is invited to stay in the attic with the Franks. He is selfish and openly critical of others, especially Anne.
Petronella Van Daan: (female, early 40's) Mr. Van Daan's vain and finicky wife, Mr. Van Daan prizes the material things of life, including a fur coat she brought to the attic with her. These traits all make her the center of much of the conflict in the attic.
Peter Van Daan: (male, teens) The son of Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan, Peter is a shy, quiet 16 year old boy. He soon becomes a friend and confidant for Anne, and they share first kiss together. Looking for an actor who is between 15 & 17 who looks 16.
Jan Dussell: (male, early 50's) Difficult to get along with, Mr. Dussell joins the Franks and the Van Daans after they have been in hiding about two months.
Miep Gies: (female, mid 30's) A very well-liked, generous secretary in Mr. Frank's office, Miep helps to protect the families in hiding. Along with Mr. Kraler, she brings to the refugees food, supplies, and news from the outside world.
Mr. Kraler: (male, 40's) A businessman who works with Miep to help protect the people in hiding, Mr. Kraler risks his life to help his friends.
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Definitions for discretionarydɪˈskrɛʃ əˌnɛr i
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Princeton's WordNet
discretionary, discretional(adj)
having or using the ability to act or decide according to your own discretion or judgment
"The commission has discretionary power to award extra funds"
(especially of funds) not earmarked; available for use as needed
"discretionary funds"; "discretionary income"
Available at one's discretion; able to be used as one chooses; left to or regulated by one's own discretion or judgment.
Origin: . Compare discrétionnaire.
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left to discretion; unrestrained except by discretion or judgment; as, an ambassador with discretionary powers
Origin: [Cf. F. discrtionnaire.]
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Montpelier Police Log: Dog attacks and vandalism reportedApril 09,2013
The following is a sampling of calls to Montpelier police in recent days.
@Police Log Date:April 1
A border collie was running loose on Deerfield Drive.
On Taylor Street, a two-car accident occurred around 3 p.m. No injuries were reported.
A backpack was stolen from Kellogg-Hubbard Library.
A debit card was found on Main Street.
@Police Log Date:April 2
A vehicle had two tires slashed and a window spray-painted on Main Street.
At the intersection of Northfield and Prospect streets, a rifle was lying in the roadway.
A red Specialized bicycle was found behind a womans house on Pearl Street.
@Police Log Date:April 3
An orange cone was in the road at the intersection of Main Street and East State Street.
Two dogs attacked a womans dog in Hubbard Park.
A bag of trash was found on State Street.
@Police Log Date:April 4
On State Street, a digital camera in a leather case was lost.
A black Motorola cellphone was found on Main Street.
Someone vandalized a sign on East State Street.
A white beagle was found in Hubbard Park.
On Main Street, an iPhone was found.
A two-car accident occurred on Elm Street around 9 p.m. No injuries were reported.
@Police Log Date:April 5
Someone vandalized a building and a gazebo on Main Street.
A womans dog was attacked by another dog on Stone Cutters Way.
On North Street, a golden retriever went missing.
A vehicle was damaged with a key on Stone Cutters Way.
@Police Log Date:April 6
A wallet was found in the commuter parking lot on Dog River Road.
On Barre Street, a set of keys was found.
Someone stole a magazine from a Berlin Street store.
@Police Log Date:April 7
A two-car accident occurred on Berlin Street around 8:30 a.m. No injuries were reported.
A dog was running loose on Main Street.
Some bricks fell off a Main Street building.
A tree fell on power lines and was blocking the road at the intersection of Mill Road and Corey Road.
Montpelier police also issued a citation April 2. Patrick Aaron Fleury, 34, was cited on a charge of contempt of court.MORE IN Central Vermont
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Nov 17 2012, 12:34pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Selena Gomez stormed out off a dinner date with Justin Bieber last night (16.11.12).
The 20-year-old popstar was spotted fleeing a Japanese restaurant in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles after having a huge argument with the Canadian singer within 10 minutes of sitting down together.
A source told gossip website TMZ.com that Selena - who dumped the 'Boyfriend' singer last week after almost two years together because she reportedly didn't trust him - exited the eatery alone and drove straight home but was quickly followed by the 18-year-old heartthrob.
According to photographers, Justin chased Selena back to her house but she refused to open her security gates for him and he left after a few minutes.
The disastrous date came shortly after Justin hinted to his twitter followers he was struggling to deal with their break-up and admitted he was trying to figure his life out.
He wrote: ''Things aren't always easy. There is a lot of pressure. I'm figuring it all out. I'm trying. But I care, I notice, I still hear u. (sic)''
Selena and Justin have had numerous crisis talks about their future together in recent days.
The on-again/off-again couple fuelled speculation of a reconciliation after Justin picked up Selena at the airport before they stayed at her home on Wednesday night (14.11.12) and they were also spotted together at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills the following day.
Justin is set to perform at the American Music Awards in LA tomorrow (18.11.12) but Selena will not attend.
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Drive the taxi using the maximum possible speed. Press the arrow keys to dodge other cars, accelerate and decelerate, and press the spacebar to jump over them.
Take care about the way you drive because the traffic is verry agglomerated. Drive the Taxi as fast as possible but without crashing into the cars!
You are a Taxi Driver with a super car, and your mission is to deliver passengers in the less time possible. It doesn't matter if you have to ignore traffic signs or knock down poles, the target of the game is to deliver as many passengers as you can and earn a lot of money.
Ancient Taxi is an arcade game similar to those in the early 90s. You control a pre-historic helicopter which basically acts like a taxi. The main objective of the game is to take people from one area to another in order to advance through the levels and gain points. The game has 3 playable modes but they aren't very different from each other, instead they act more as difficulty levels.
Video Workstation is a program that allows you to batch convert MPG, VCD, WMV, ASF, MOV, MP4, RM, RMVB to AVI Mpeg4 videos. When cutting or joining videos, you can select any audio file types to replace the existing audio. It also allows you to create YouTube caption files with added timing positions for each line.
Hide IP Easy enables you to hide your real IP with a fake one, surf anonymously, prevent hackers from monitoring your activity, and provide full encryption of your online activity, all with the click of a button.
With Hide IP Easy, you can send anonymous emails, un-ban yourself from forums, Blogs, etc. Your identity is secure, protected, and anonymized.
4Media AVCHD Converter will help you convert your camcorder videos in AVCHD format to AVI, MPEG, WMV, DivX, and other popular formats. It supports many of the AVCHD camcorders and their file formats. NVIDIA CUDA & ATI Stream technology is made use of to improve the conversion speed; you need to have a supported graphic card for this feature.
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Fake Webcam works as a virtual camera that lets you add effects and overlays to the output image. The application supports connecting to a real webcam, playing videos as well as displaying static pictures. Fortunately, it supports various video and image formats. In addition, it also lets select a specific area on your desktop.
3GP Player 2011 is a Free 3GP player for your PC.
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3GP Player 2010 is a media player designed to allow you to enjoy your 3GP movies. This format is widely used in 3G mobile phones and other mobile devices. This program allows you to play in your PC those 3G videos you saved with any of those devices. It supports 3GPP and 3GPP2. Note that this tool does not convert files - it just plays them.
AVS Video Converter combines easy profile-based video conversion with a full-featured video editing tool. It can batch-convert any number of a wide range of video file types, while allowing you to add pro-looking video overlays and filters, as well as audio effects, in an intuitive timeline editor.
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I was watching Channel 4's Face the State last week, and the discussion was about the up coming Senatorial race and how current Governor Bryan Sandoval would beat Senator Reid hands down. Perhaps that's so, but I'm curious as to who is pushing Governor Sandoval, and just how far he wants to take his political career. Remember, Governor Sandoval gave up a lifetime appointment as a federal judge to run for Governor and, in my opinion, for Senator Reid's seat in this election cycle.
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I'd like folks to stop trying to contact me through Facebook. It's not that I don't want to contact or talk with anyone; that's how I find out what's really going on in the community. I just don't want to expose my life to the gentle way some people tend to harass, and once on Facebook, there's no going back. I get quite enough feedback through the e-mail route as it is.
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The controversy over what to do with the idiots driving on Highway 50 is beginning to really heat up. The worst drivers are young men and women. Next to them are older veterans who apparently think they own the road. Just read the bumper stickers and try to drive anywhere near them. One unmarked patrol car dedicated to patrolling the highway from Silver Springs to Carson City could probably write a couple of hundred tickets a day for speeding, unsafe lane changes, cell phones, and improper hand signals. Legislation could be written to give half the fines to the dedicated vehicle and officer to offset costs. A couple of lives might even be saved in the bargain.
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I watched a story on the registration of off-road vehicles. All of the folks interviewed were in favor of it, with one person even indicating it was a good thing since a lot of stolen ATVs would be found. Now who would think the good citizens of Nevada and elsewhere would be in possession of stolen property? With so many folks using ATVs and no way to check ownership before, ATVs seemed to be very popular with shade tree sellers' not that that had anything to do with it.
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We're attending the ASA softball championships in Reno. Our granddaughter's team has won four in a row as I write, are through the pool games and are on to the bracket process. There are 105 teams competing from around the country, and the skill level is something to see. The top age for the girls is fourteen. My son is the coach, and a darn good one, but the parents can't stay out of the way even though the team has won four or five tournaments this year and is unbeaten so far in this one.
I can't believe the complaining some of the parents of this team are doing, and I have to admire my son for putting up with the BS, which I would not do. The politics of parents involved in sports are some of the nastiest you will ever see.
-Charles Lawson is a native Nevadan, retired contractor/project manager and longtime Lyon County resident. E-mail him at email@example.com.


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Pollinators in Peril
A great TED talk by Marla Spivak
The Bar Has Been Raised
Douglas Tallamy, an ecologist and author was quoted at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden in January, 2015:
"We have to raise the bar on our landscapes," said Mr. Tallamy, a professor and chairman of the department of entomology and wildlife ecology at the University of Delaware. "In the past, we have asked one thing of our gardens: that they be pretty. Now they have to support life, sequester carbon, feed pollinators and manage water.
Climate Change and Natural Resources
What changes will we see as climate changes progress? The Ontario Government has outlined some of the changes and some of the adaptations necessary.
Buyers Beware
The bedding plants that you purchase for your garden may have been treated with Neonicotinoid pesticides -- and you'd never know that you were poisoning bees instead of helping them.
Garbage in the Great Lakes
The Great Lakes may be developing a garbage patch like the Pacific Ocean Gyre. The throw-away generation is affecting our very own Great Lakes. Read more about it here.