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B.F.A. in Contemporary Theater
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About the Program
Your Training
Curriculum Overview
Your Future
Your Teachers
Q&A with Faculty Member Christopher James Webb
Student Spotlight
Application Requirements
About the Program
The B.F.A. in Contemporary Theater is designed for the student whose interest in theater is multidisciplinary, entrepreneurial and fueled by the desire to create new, cutting-edge and collaborative works that inspire and resonate with today's audiences. This ensemble-based and interdisciplinary program combines the artistic rigor of Boston Conservatory training, the intellectual stimulation of a strong academic core and the creative challenges of an Ensemble Performance Laboratory to nurture young artists to become versatile, bold, generous, compassionate and highly-skilled voices of the 21st-century theater.
Your Training
As members of an ensemble, students explore multiple roles in the collaborative creative process—performer, director/facilitator, researcher/writer, designer, producer—and train with renowned Boston Conservatory faculty members and guest artists from the most innovative ensemble theaters working today. The ensemble devising process is central to the program: students will devise, workshop, perform and tour their original works. The senior year Individual Exploration encourages students to immerse themselves in an area of their choice through internships and apprenticeships, independent research projects or specialized training.
Your Teachers
- Wanda Strukus, Program Director, Movement & Composition
- Olivier Besson, Contact Improvisation
- Christopher James Webb, Acting, Viewpoints, Ensemble Performance Lab
- Alli Ross, Ensemble Performance Lab, Theater and Community Engagement
- Alyssa Schmidt, Dramatic Literature
- Marissa Rae Roberts, Ensemble Performance Lab, Entrepreneurship
- John Kuntz, Ensemble Performance Lab
- Tony Arnold, Ensemble Performance Lab
- Paul D'Agostino, Voice
View all Theater Division faculty members here.
Your Future
Graduates of the program will be prepared to meet a wide range of opportunities in the 21st-century theater landscape: devising and performing with professional theater companies and ensembles; writing, producing and performing in new media formats; creating their own companies; directing community or youth-based theater initiatives; working in theater education, applying ensemble theater practices to social justice issues and organizations; furthering their training in M.A. or M.F.A. programs.
Q&A With Christopher James Webb
(Acting, Ensemble Performance Lab, Viewpoints)
Q. What is contemporary theater?
A. Contemporary theater is present; it's happening right now. It's a way of engaging in the world around us, reflecting on where we've come from and looking ahead to the future of our art.
Q. What is ensemble?
A. Ensemble is defined as a group of artists working towards a shared artistic goal. Ensemble is about the whole, as opposed to the singular performer. Ensemble is about allowing yourself to both affect and be affects by those around you.
Q. Why theater, now?
A. Why not? Theater creates dialogue. Theater is alive. It's a "hot" medium, as opposed to film or television. Theater is a communal experience. When the revolution happened in Russia, the churches were closed but the theaters remained open. This speaks to the lasting power that this singular event has on societies around the globe. It is the one medium that can combine every art form, and forces you be and breathe the same oxygen as your audience.
Q. What are you most passionate about?
A. I find that I'm most passionate about investigating questions that a writer/ensemble/artist poses. That's what drives my work—this endless search for an answer. And through that answer a connection to something or someone outside of myself.
Q. What's your dream project?
A. I have a couple: playing Macbeth opposite my wife (actor Jessica Webb); creating a show or film around the early life and career of Orson Welles; spending time creating a new piece of theater in France.
Q. What or where is the most interesting place you've performed?
A. In graduate school my class and I created original solo movement/trapeze pieces inspired by The Song of Solomon. In Chicago I created a solo piece around the idea/mythology of Superman and performed it in an attic with a chair and three clip lights. Most recently I directed a production of EQUUS in a storefront in the south end with very little tech or set elements, and the smallest performance area.
Q. If you had to choose one word to describe your teaching style/philosophy, what would it be?
A. Love. I tell my students that every play/film/story we do or tell is a love story; it's our job to figure out what it is.
Q. If you could say one thing to a prospective student, what would you say?
A. Follow you heart, your gut and your head—in that order. If you do that, you'll never be lead astray.
Q. What skills will your students master in your class?
A. The ability to create on their own and as an ensemble; to create an environment that is free from condescension; to be free falling and leap without fear; to learn that failure is normal and essential to our work; to work through and with fear and failure; to come to our work with an open and receptive heart.
Q. What makes the Conservatory 'the' place to study contemporary theater?
A. We have the facilities, the faculty and the passion among our students to inspire and challenge all of us to create the theatre artists of the 21st century and beyond.
Q. Why do you love the Conservatory?
A. I've been here for a while now, and have loved seeing how we are bursting at the seams with students who are becoming their own agents in their art. We have more students now who want to take charge of their training and education, which inspires me each day. We have some of the best faculty, in some of the best spaces, working with some of the best students, creating some of the best work around.
Application Requirements
As part of the B.F.A. in Contemporary Theater application process, both an in-person individual audition and an in-person ensemble audition are required. Because of the ensemble nature of the program, we do not accept recorded auditions.
Auditions will be held in Boston, Chicago and San Francisco throughout January and February 2015.


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WHERE AM I???Journal Entry: Fri Nov 29, 2013, 9:40 PM
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I have to try my hardest to stay in this city and not be a bum, so my job is going to occupy a lot of my time, like school did. I wish life were easier and I had enough leisure time and energy to make nothing but exciting content for YOU. But the reality is starting to set in that I'm not strong enough to carry these many responsibilities without putting a few on the back burner.
I will get them done. I promise you. I'm a man of my word... not a day goes by where I don't think about the commissions.
I feel really shitty, I'm sorry again, but hey at least I'm not a bum right?
I will get commissions done!!! Along with new content!!! All for you!!! I love you!!
And thanks for getting me this far
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Sweet! Congratulations on your first gig.
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Poppies Big and Small
It's your choice! You may make one of two poppy designs using the basketry skill of either knotless netting to make a small poppy, or random weave to make a medium poppy in a morning or afternoon class.
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Participants should bring-: Hot glue gun and plenty of extra glue sticks, sharp scissors for cutting fabric, wire cutters, gardening gloves ( if you have delicate hands) ,perhaps your own chair.
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Saturday all day- $25 this allows you to make 2 large poppies including wire and all necessary materials. Extra poppies allow a further $12
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Cardio Life Research S.A.
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|TWO-PART CLAMPING DEVICE - A surgical clamping device for hollow anatomical structures such as, essentially, blood vessels, but also tracheas, intestines, etc. This device comprises three initially independent parts, namely two jaws, each jaw being formed of an elongate member having distal and proximal ends, and a mandrel that can be slipped over the proximal ends of the two jaws and that is able to bring the axes of the two jaws closer together, thus pinching an anatomical structure. The mandrel comprises a distal, pinching part and a proximal, handling part, these two parts being joined together by a locking part, the jaws being bendable at the level of the locking part when the clamp is activated, the distal, pinching part of the mandrel remaining in place by friction on the jaws when it is unlocked from the proximal, handling part. This surgical clamping device applies more particularly to the clamping of the aorta.
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De donis conditionalibus
De donis conditionalibus is the chapter of the English Statutes of Westminster (1285)[1] which originated the law of entail.
Strictly speaking, a form of entail was known before the Norman feudal law had been domesticated in England. The common form was a grant "to the feoffee and the heirs of his body," by which limitation it was sought to prevent 'alienation from the lineage of the first purchaser. These grants were also known as feuda conditionata, because if the donee had no heirs of his body the estate reverted to the donor. This right of reversion was evaded by the interpretation that such a gift was a conditional fee, which enabled the donee, if he had an heir of the body born alive, to alienate the land, and consequently disinherit the issue and defeat the right of the donor. To remedy this the statute De donis conditionalibus was passed, which enacted that in grants to a man and the heirs of his body, the will of the donor according to the form in the deed of gift manifestly expressed, should be from thenceforth observed; so that they to whom the land was given under such condition, should have no power to alienate the land so given, but that it should remain unto the issue of those to whom it was given after their death, or unto the giver or his heirs, if issue fail.
Since the passing of the statute an estate given to a man and the heirs of his body has been known as an estate tail, or an estate in fee tail (feudum talliatum), the word tail being derived from the French tailler, to cut, the inheritance being by the statute cut down and confined to the heirs of the body. The operation of the statute soon produced innumerable evils: "children, it is said, grew disobedient when they knew they could not be set aside ; farmers were deprived of their leases; creditors were defrauded of their debts; innumerable latent entails were produced to deprive purchasers of the land they had fairly bought; treasons also were encouraged, as estates tail were not liable to forfeiture longer than for the tenant's life".[2] On the other hand, by limiting inheritance to the eldest son, the other issue were forced to seek employment elsewhere, thus, it has been argued, preventing the growth of a landed caste. The professions of the church, the army and the law were constantly recruited from the younger sons of landed families, preventing the gap between nobility and the rest.[3] Nevertheless, the power of alienation was reintroduced by the judges in Taltarum's Case (Year Book, 12 Edward IV., 1472) by means of a fictitious suit or recovery which had originally been devised by the regular clergy for evading the statutes of Mortmain. This was abolished by the Fines and Recoveries Act 1833, which provided an alternative means of barring entails.
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|This article includes a list of references, but its sources remain unclear because it has insufficient inline citations. (January 2016)
- ^ Text of the The Statute of Westminster the Second (De Donis Conditionalibus) 1285 (c. 1) as in force today (including any amendments) within the United Kingdom, from the UK Statute Law Database
- ^ Williams, Real Property
- ^ Warner and Marten, Groundwork of British History
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "De Donis Conditionalibus". Encyclopædia Britannica 7 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 920.


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This was another good stretch of games for the Suns, who went 3-1 overall this week, and have won 8 of their last 11 overall. With so many players contributing, it's getting more and more difficult to narrow down the finalists and select the player of the week. Who deserved it the most this time around?
The Finalists
Goran Dragic aka "Fast and Furious"
Weekly Stat Averages:
Points: 17.25 FG%: .432 Assists: 4.8 Steals: 1.75 Rebounds: 3.0
Goran Dragic is proving to be one of the fastest guards in the NBA. He loves to run the floor in transition and attack the opponent in the open court...before the defense ever has a chance to get set. Even when there are a couple of defenders back, he still finds a way to split them and either draw the foul, score the basket, or both. He is undoubtedly one of the best finishers at his position, and when his shot is falling on top of all that, he is an absolutely lethal weapon for the Suns.
Eric Bledsoe aka "The Bled-Show"
Weekly Stat Averages:
Points: 18.5 FG%: .508 Assists: 6.0 Steals: 1.25 Rebounds: 4.75
Eric Bledsoe is proving to be one of the most explosive, yet versatile guards in the league. The secret is out at this point...the Suns have a star in the making. With the exception of his poor showing in Denver, Bledsoe had a great week, and was the biggest difference maker against both the Warriors and the Mavericks. A look at his stat line shows just how many ways he is impacting the game, and he's doing so on a consistent basis.
As potent a scoring threat as Bledsoe is, he isn;'t a volume shooter who stuffs his stats by jacking up 20+ shots a game. He is an efficient and selective scorer who seems to have a great feel of when to take the big shot, but who also does a very good job of distributing for others and running the offense, as well as defending and getting his hands on rebounds and steals as well.
Channing Frye aka "Deep Impact"
Weekly Stat Averages:
Points: 15.75 FG%: .476 3pt%: .595 Rebounds: 6.0
The Player of the Week
Eric Bledsoe
This was a close one, with so many players stepping up in so many games this week. Even players who didn't make the list, like Gerald Green, Markieff Morris, and Miles Plumlee, all contributed in big ways as well.
Likewise, it seemed nearly every player had at least one off night this week, and for Bledsoe that game was against Denver. However, Bledsoe bounced back and had one of his biggest games of the week on the very next night, when his teammates needed him most.
Eric Bledsoe is still figuring things out, no doubt about it. But what he's providing the Suns on a consistent basis is more than anyone could have hoped for when the trade was made to bring him here. He is exceeding expectations in every way, even with his unquestionable talent and potential.
It's still early, but he's proving that he has a chance to blossom into the superstar player that the Suns have been searching for.


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It's very very very difficult to deduce who is the white knight propping...err...holding this level.
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I don't know about you, but it just kills me when we save leftovers but they go unused. My hubby is not really a big leftover re-heater, so I must find creative ways to make something new out of what we had earlier in the week. I was just looking for a yummy recipe for leftover egg noodles and I happened upon this site. What a neat site it is and how wonderful for Tammy to share all her yummy recipes that deal with our leftovers that sit in our fridge waiting to be eaten up. Anyways I just had to share. I already have ribs in the oven, but I am planning on making this for dinner tomorrow with some of my leftovers. My tummy is already waiting in anticipation :>
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Most photos from the shoot are derived from colorpsychedelic's fanfiction over at Archive of Our Own. I SWEAR IT JUST MADE MY HEART SWELL. I LOVED THEM MORE. Please read if you have time; it's a beautiful work of art.
I just love their canon pairing. 'Nuff said. (And I'm so sorry for the cheesy title!)
Anyhow, thanks for viewing! o/
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At a campaign event in Detroit this week, senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama described the bill he recently introduced in Congress to bail out Detroit's struggling automakers and save the planet at the same time. In rolling out his "health care for hybrids plan," the senator has managed to combine two bad ideas into a proposal for one big government program.
The legislation, echoing Obama's campaign platform, calls for a deal between Detroit and the federal government: the feds would pay up to 10 percent of the cost of domestic automakers' annual health-care benefits for retirees. In return, the companies would invest 50 percent of the savings in developing and commercializing cars and trucks that use technology, including hybrid design, that get better mileage per gallon and thus save energy.
Neither component of Obama's plan is a good idea by itself; taken together, they're even worse. As for the first part: American politicians should have learned by now that when the federal government helps pay for any program, that "help" only feeds the program's growth. Take Medicaid. In many states, the feds pay for half the cost of this massive program to provide health care for the poor; the states pay the rest. The way it's supposed to work is that states, knowing that they must pay their half each year, will keep costs down. Instead, many states rationalize huge increases in Medicaid spending because they know that for each extra dollar they add to the program, they have to pay only 50 cents.
Federal guarantees of student loans for college students have followed the same dynamic. Instead of making college more affordable, the guarantees encourage schools to hike tuition without suffering a drop in demand. Meanwhile, in borrowing money, students can easily lose sight of the full cost of college until it's too late.
Obama's plan would have similar effects. Shaving 10 percent off Detroit's retiree health care costs won't help the automakers return to profitability; in fact, it likely will discourage the automakers and union workers from making the necessary painful choices to get those costs under control.
The plan also specifies that any participating auto company would have to certify that it provides "full health-care coverage to all of its employees." This provision might please the unions, but it would drive up future costs for the automakers by keeping them from pushing workers to shoulder at least part of the health-care burden.
Nicole Gelinas is the Searle Freedom Trust Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor of City Journal.
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Mandelbrot 61 - Something to keep in mind - by Olbaid-STWatch
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It so happened that this columnist was staying at the Cal Neva Lodge at Lake Tahoe this past weekend when Marilyn Monroe's confessions to her psychiatrist - taped shortly before she died 43 years ago at age 36 - were made public, raising questions about whether she died of a drug overdose or perhaps something more sinister.
Rather than room service, I dialed hotel security.
Frank Encinas, as he does every day, was keeping a watchful eye over the craps tables and slot machines (the Nevada-California state line slices right through the lodge's rock fireplace, thus the casino is found in the Nevada half).
"Is there a chance you might take me into the tunnels?" I asked him.
During the late 1950s, with the blessing of notorious crime boss Sam Giancana, Frank Sinatra became the "captain" and owner of the Cal Neva Lodge. Soon, the lakeside resort was a favorite playground for Hollywood's brightest stars and, some contend, a pair of famous brothers from Washington, D.C.
"Most people say that Frank Sinatra owned the Cal Neva, and Sam Giancana was his silent partner," Encinas tells me. "But those in the know say Sam Giancana was the actual owner, and Frank Sinatra was his silent partner."
What's easier to believe is that Sinatra, Giancana and President Kennedy all shared the same mistress, Judith Campbell. The Hollywood socialite acknowledged the high-level trysts when subpoenaed to testify in 1975 before the so-called "Church Committee" (named after then-Idaho Sen. Frank Church and his Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities).
Campbell, who later became Campbell Exner, told congressional investigators that Kennedy additionally used her as a go-between with Giancana, supposedly when the president was weighing a possible assassination of Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. The FBI, it was later revealed, had recorded phone calls from Giancana's home to Kennedy (it also was reported that Giancana, despite being a suspect in numerous killings, participated in 1960 talks with CIA Director Allen W. Dulles about ways to forever silence Castro).
Meanwhile, as all this was supposedly happening, Kennedy was rumored also to be having an affair with Marilyn. And if that's not scandalous enough, notes from the newly revealed tapes have Marilyn trying to put the skids on another secret romance - this one with Robert F. Kennedy, the attorney general.
"As you see, there is no room in my life for him," she told her psychiatrist. "I guess I don't have the courage to face up to it and hurt him. I want someone else to tell him it's over."
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Beyoncé and Jay Z threw their little girl Blue Ivy Carter a birthday bash fit for a princess.
The "Halo" diva's had a lot to celebrate in 2014 so far with her mother's masquerade birthday party (see the pics here) and the new year. But she really seemed to shine while pulling mommy duty at her baby's princess-themed birthday bash, which Kelly Rowland came out for. Check out some pics from the party!


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The New Petite Winter by deadrabbitWatch
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here's the semi-revised Winter for the Fargo story. I really like how much more "squirrely" she looks *shrugs* XD Complete with her little walnut basket. Slappy Squirrel is her idol.
Winter and Art © DR
Winter and Art © DR
Huggable beauty.
I kinda like how her top is a scarf like thing.
She beautiful.
haha Slappy the Squirrel from Animaniacs! Awesome idol for Winter to have XD they look alike. but Winter's much cuter!
Heh, love that ":3"-face she's got going there, I should try that myself too, haven't drawn enough silliness lately ^^
Looks cool! Very nice colouring and detail!
(Who is Slappy Squirrel????)
(Who is Slappy Squirrel????)
This is so cute ;3;
Aw, she's adoraable. I wouldn't want to see her cry. D;
XD Yay Slappy!
What an adorable she is!
That's so effing cute! XD
That's so effing cute! XD
Favorite because she's just as psycho? ^^
I like this look, she does look more squirrely and not so anorexic as you said XD
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I'm liking the new Winter! You still kept her cutness factor in her! That's a plus! And you're right. She does look more squirrel like! Beautiful work, Milady!!!
awwwww so cute and pretty!
She doesn't look -that- much different.
o.o So cute! I have a brown Squirrle Charracter and well ... >< yours is way cuter!
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Try This dares Pink's huge but hardly guaranteed audience to hear the world her way--without wasting one moment on indulgent experimentation, rote grandstanding, or retreats into conformism.
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December 3, 2008 at 8:19 pm #496035 Back to Top REPORTOkay guys. I'm having trouble deciding on a release for target archery. The bow is a C4. Which do you prefer?December 3, 2008 at 8:20 pm #523616 Back to Top REPORTWould like to add that I don't much care for price, appearance, or any of that stuff. Purely into the performance. NO STRAP RELEASESDecember 3, 2008 at 8:25 pm #523617 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 8/25/2006What kind of a release are you wanting to use?December 3, 2008 at 8:35 pm #523618 Back to Top REPORTNo strap releases.December 3, 2008 at 8:41 pm #523619 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 8/25/2006I would suggest getting a coach to start you out.
I started with a Carter chocolate addiction, then graduated to a Carter colby2 hinge. Now I am shooting a Zenith hinge. There are tons of different releases, based on your hand size, style of shooting, etc…
A coach makes the process go much quickerDecember 3, 2008 at 8:57 pm #523620 Back to Top REPORTThanks for that advice aoudad.December 3, 2008 at 10:57 pm #523621 Back to Top REPORT
Age: 31
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Location: OhioI shoot a carter chocolate addiction, and haven't seen or had a reason to switchAll We Do Is SELFILMEDDecember 4, 2008 at 6:46 pm #523622 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 11/16/2004I think Cartet makes the best releases… they are just such good quality!
I do have 5 Carters, 2 Truballs & 1 StanDecember 6, 2008 at 3:36 am #523623 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 8/29/2005I voted Carter. They make some of the best releases on the market!
Wonder what Forrest would recommend?December 6, 2008 at 1:43 pm #523624 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 6/10/2006I voted Carter as well. Currently I own two Atensions (1 hinge, 1 spike), a Colby II spike, an Evolution Plus, a Just B Cuz and a Quickie 1 Plus!
I'm kinda like a pre-paid college fund for ole Forrest!December 6, 2008 at 6:47 pm #523625 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 10/14/2008Carter makes a fantastic release and several handles to choose from. You can't go wrong with one. Stan's SuperX is also a great release. Plus it has a bit more adjustability. I don't think you can go wrong either way. Now, if you want to shoot a hinge release….. Scott Longhorn all the way.December 6, 2008 at 8:22 pm #523626 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 3/29/2007I echo Sam, see a coach. That's the best way to improve your shooting skills quickly.
As to the release, I use a 3 finger Zenith Comfort. I have two, one regular metal the other is brass. I use a .006″ clicker in both. I immediately set the clicker when I hit full draw as part of my shot routine.December 7, 2008 at 7:26 pm #523627 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 11/29/2008I think Im on a never ending quest to find the perfect release, (arent we all).
I use a Loesch True Back Tension, a Scott Longhorn SS III, a CCPorter Mako 4 and a Stanislawski SuperX.December 9, 2008 at 1:36 am #523628 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 2/15/2008Gotta shoot them all and decide for yourself. Make a list of release you think you would like, go to the shop and shoot.
I was leaning towards the Carter Chocolate Addiction and Chocolate Lite until I shot them.
Then I went home with a T.R.U. Ball Ultra Extreme for a better price and IMO a lot cleaner release.December 10, 2008 at 12:09 am #523629 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 4/24/2008This is a very touchy subject the best style of release is a back tension. from the list you left i voted for the stan. this is because it was the best choice for me after i shot a couple of carters. I also have one of Bernie Pelterllie's Missing Link. i will say that if I would have not tried that release I would never have bought it. what sold me was that i was at gander mountain and the subject came up with one of the employees and he happened to have one with him. I looked at it and said that it would not work. he let me use his Bowtech (myself being a Mathews fan) that had a draw length 2 inches past my own and on the first shot was able to shoot an inside out X more than once. The back tension is a long process to get perfect and will take at least 6 months to be perfect no matter how much you shoot. the stan was very helpful in that process but it is all up to what is comfortable to you so what ever your choice may be it will get worse before it gets better.
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Andrew James Goode (born 3 April 1980) is a rugby union footballer who plays for Newcastle Falcons. He is a former England player.
Early Life[edit]
Born 3 April 1980 in Coventry, Goode attended King Henry VIII School in Coventry and Bromsgrove School in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. He started playing rugby union at the age of five at Barkers Butts, before moving to Nuneaton at 12.[2] Up until then he had played at scrum half but soon found out he enjoyed the game better at fly-half. He also played for Warwickshire and the Midlands. He joined Coventry aged 16.
In 1998 Goode was selected to play for England Schools U18 and has since represented England at U21 level, playing at the 2000 SANZAR tournament in New Zealand.
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Goode joined Leicester Tigers as a youngster, despite his youth he played a substantial part in Tigers record four successive Premiership titles and also won two Heineken Cup winners medals. Goode started the 2001 final[3] and was an unused replacement in the 2002 final.[4] He later moved to Saracens and after moved back to his old club Leicester in 2003.
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Following Leicester's 07/08 season, Goode left Welford Road and signed for French club CA Brive. Goode had a very impressive start in the Top 14, scoring 235 points in his first season, making him the second highest point scorer in the 2008–09 Top 14 season.
He spent the early part of 2010 on loan to South African Super 14 franchise, the Sharks. He made his Sharks debut off the bench against the Crusaders, but was sin-binned six minutes from full-time in this game following a head high tackle on Dan Carter.[9]
In February 2010, Goode signed with then English Premiership side Worcester Warriors. He joined the side in the summer, in preparation for the new season starting in September 2010.
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He returned to Welford Road in April 2012 for the match against Leicester Tigers but was sent off in the first half after hitting his old team Tom Croft high and late with his arm.[10] Despite this performance, Andy Goode's consistent kicking performances were important in ensuring they ended the season above London Wasps and Newcastle Falcons.
On 5 March 2013 it was announced that Goode would join London Wasps from the start of the 2013/2014 season.
On 21 December 2014, in Wasps' first permanent home match at the Ricoh Arena in his home town of Coventry, Goode set a Premiership record of 33 points in a single match with 1 try, 2 conversions and 8 penalties, beating the joint record of 32 points set by Niall Woods and equalled by Dave Walder and Tim Stimpson, as Wasps beat London Irish 48-16.[11]
On 16 February 2015, it was announced Goode would join London Irish at the end of the season.[12] However, on 8 September 2015, it was announced Goode would retire due to injury problems without playing a single game for London Irish and was therefore released from his contract.[13]
On 28 December 2015, it has been reported that Goode will come out of retirement for to sign with Newcastle Falcons for three months as injury cover.[14] Goode's first outing in Newcastle colours was in an Aviva A League match against Leicester Tigers A on 4 January, 2016.
International career[edit]
Goode played five times for England Saxons in 2001 and 2002. He has also played 17 times for England.
Goode made his England début as a replacement for Charlie Hodgson in the 2005 Six Nations victory over Italy, in which he also scored his first points from a conversion.
Just before the 2009 Six Nations, Goode was called up to train with the England team and was subsequently named in the starting line-up for the match against Italy.[15] Goode went on to score the opening try of the 2009 Six Nations and converted it himself ending the match with 16 points. While playing against Argentina Saturday, 6 June 2009 he scored 22 points against Argentina at Old Trafford. He then scored 17 points against them in the match in Salta.
- ^ "Aviva Premiership Rugby – Worcester Warriors". web page. Premier Rugby. Retrieved 26 September 2011.
- ^ "Andy Goode England Profile". RFU. 26 November 2006. Retrieved 3 February 2009.
- ^ "European glory seals Leicester treble". BBC. 19 May 2001. Retrieved 7 September 2014.
- ^ "Leicester hang on to defend Heineken crown". espn.co.uk. 25 May 2002. Retrieved 7 September 2014.
- ^ "Zurich Premiership awards nominees". Zurich Premiership. 26 April 2005. Archived from the original on 25 February 2009. Retrieved 3 February 2009.[dead link]
- ^ "Corry handed top PRA honour". RBS 6Nations. 12 May 2005. Retrieved 3 February 2009.
- ^ Kahn, Howard (28 April 2005). "Tigers No.10 Goode in The Awards Again". Leicestertigers.com. Retrieved 3 February 2009.
- ^ Stephens, Paul (16 March 2008). "Record-breaker Andy Goode stars for Leicester". The Telegraph. Archived from the original on 25 February 2009. Retrieved 3 February 2009.
- ^ "Late surge helps Crusaders maul Sharks". stuff.co.nz. 27 February 2010. Retrieved 19 February 2010.
- ^ Goode, Andy. "Red card embarrassment". Living Rugby. Retrieved April 2012.
- ^ "Premiership: Wasps 48-16 London Irish". BBC. 21 December 2014. Retrieved 15 February 2015.
- ^ "Andy Goode: London Irish sign experienced Wasps fly-half". BBC Sport. 16 February 2015.
- ^ "Andy Goode: Ex-England fly-half forced to retire by injuries". BBC Sport. 8 September 2015.
- ^ http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/35189292
- ^ "England recall for fly-half Goode". The BBC. 3 February 2009. Archived from the original on 4 February 2009. Retrieved 3 February 2009.
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- Leicester Tigers player profile
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- itsrugby.co.uk profile
- Andy Goode Blog, Living Rugby
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it's a pitty you took this one while on the road, why did you didn't stop the car? Because those colors, that warm yellow of those hills is so perfect it deserved a still photography, and there is some motion bluring that could just not be there. Nice photo nevertheless
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wow, moving car shot. difficult. I like how the foreground is blurry, back the background is crisp. Beautiful sunlight. Do you what your focal distance/ frame rate was? Just curious. very well done
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another amazing photograph...
the colors are just mind blowing!
the colors are just mind blowing!
This is a nice area. good contrast work. I don't like that blur on the bottom though. Looking at it makes me sort of dizzy.
awesome..and the colors are wonderful
Wow... now I want to live there! What a great shot... so perfect....
makes me want to build a house there
this is really pretty! i love how you made it blurry infront [i like pictures like that] anyway, this is beautiful! great shot!
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That's such a beautiful picture. The shadows really bring it out, and the lighting is perfect.
Amazing warm colours...
Amazing colours!!!
Beautiful shot, congratulations!
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What makes these vintage pianos so alluring? Many musicians and technicians believe that these instruments, when rebuilt, sound and play better than new pianos. However, no one knows for sure why this should be so, since most of the components in the piano are replaced during rebuilding. Some point to the fact that Steinway operated its own plate foundry until about World War II, afterward using a commercial plate foundry (which it now owns). Because this radical change in the manufacture of such an important component roughly corresponds with the end of the vintage era, and because the plate is one of the few original parts to survive the rebuilding process, some speculate that it holds the key to the difference. Others say it has to do with changes in the quality of the wood available to Steinway and other companies. Still others say it wasn't any single thing, but rather a combination of many fortuitous factors, including extremely skilled and talented craftsmen, that enabled these companies to make such special pianos during that period, but allegedly not afterward (though that doesn't explain why the rebuilt ones from that period should be better).
Steinway & Sons, for its part, disputes the entire idea that older Steinways are better, dismissing it as a romantic notion spread by purveyors of those pianos in their own financial interest. The company says it has done extensive testing of both plates and woods, and the idea that the older plates and woods were better has no scientific basis. It says it has also carefully inspected hundreds of older Steinways at its factory rebuilding facility, which is the largest Steinway rebuilding facility in the world, and finds no evidence that the older pianos were built better than today's — in fact, it believes that just the opposite is true. Steinway acknowledges that some pianists may prefer the sound of specific older pianos for subjective artistic reasons, but says that those considering the purchase of a restored, older instrument should do so to save money, not to seek better quality.
For more discussion of this topic, and of specific technical issues applicable to the rebuilding of a Steinway or Mason & Hamlin, please see The Piano Book.
The valuation of used pianos is difficult. Prices of used pianos vary wildly, depending on local economies, supply and demand, and the cosmetics and playing condition of the instrument at hand, including the amount and quality of any restoration work done. As if this weren't enough, it's almost a certainty that no two piano technicians or piano salespeople would return exactly the same verdict on any given piano's value. Art being what it is, beauty is in the eye and ear of the potential purchaser, and values are very much subjective.
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By reading Faust through the lens of Goethe's own scientific principles, a new reading of the whole arises, a reading that revisits the historical debates about the conclusion of the play, whether about its morality, happy ending, or portrayal of technology. According to the naturalistic ethic that emerges within the text, the ending is tragic in that Faust ascends into a sphere characterized by stasis and non-productivity. The play thus is modern in its rejection of religious morality, while anti-modern in its critique of the scientist hero.
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By examining the plot and the narrative structure of Brigitte Reimann's novel Franziska Linkerhand, the article demonstrates that this novel cannot be satisfactorily described by categorizing it within the dichotomies of ideology versus resistance or of affirmative versus critical positions. The analysis does not focus on the theme or the motif of the city, nor on architecture or architectural theory represented in the novel, but on the narrative perception and evaluation of the city. It is this aspect that had, on the one hand, produced new literary forms in the city novels as early as the 1920s. On the other hand, it had been subject to the standardizing thrust of ideologies aiming at a collective norm of visual perception of the city. The article shows how the narrative structure of the novel undermines the ideological versions of architectural design with which Franziska, the protagonist, is confronted. The novel does not depict an ideological or an individual solution that would manage to combine the unsettled individual emotion with the differing and varying ideals of the city. The form of the literary text and the narrative structure run counter to the ideological norm without completely and openly refuting it. Ultimately, Reimann's novel is an instance of literature demonstrating the limits of ideological sway. (RG; in German)


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St. Paul residents haven't forgotten how to read after all.
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Central Connecticut State University's annual literacy survey shows Minneapolis holding steady as the third-most literate city in the county, once again behind first-place D.C. and second-place Seattle.
LAST YEAR'S RESULTS: Minneapolis 3rd most literate city; St. Paul slipping back into stone age
Apparently, St. Paul residents read a lot more last year than they did in 2011, as after a one-year sojourn in the stone age (i.e., out of the top 10), the capital city is back up to sixth place.
According to the study's summary, the ranking criteria includes six "key indicators of their citizens' use of literacy: booksellers, educational attainment, Internet resources, library resources, newspaper circulation, and periodical publishing resources. The information is compared against population rates in each city to develop a per capita profile of the city's literacy."
Here's how Mayor Chris Coleman reacted to St. Paul's resurgence:
Saint Paul up six spots on most literate cities - from 12th to 6th.Based on several factors including # of libraries and bookstores.
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Data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reveal that Americans continue to move away from traditional reading materials--further away, perhaps, from what we have understood to be the basic literate behavior of sustained, engaged reading. As average income after taxes has risen more than 48%, 2000 to 2012, the amount Americans spend on average for reading materials (books, newspapers, and magazines, principally) has declined more than 30% (when e-readers are included, the decline is still 22%). It's not that Americans lack time for reading. Annual expenditures for entertainment other than reading has grown 25% since 2000, and annual spending on audio visual equipment such as TVs and cable service is 8 and a half times greater than that spent on reading--more than double the ratio in 2000. And as the New York Times recently reported, "more Americans belong to a fantasy sports league (10.6 million) than belong to book clubs (5.7 million)" (according to the 2013 Statistical Abstract of the US).
Hey now... I like to think of myself as a pretty literate chap, but while you'd need two hands to count my fantasy teams, the number of book clubs I'm in is equal to the number of Super Bowls the Vikings have won.
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Hezbollah – the Lebanon-based terrorist organization – has scored another victory: This one, political.
It's barely been a week since Hezbollah's campaign of terror against the Lebanese people ended with a victory for the Shiia terrorist group, its allies, and its Iranian and Syrian backers. The campaign was launched May 7 after the legitimate Lebanese government attempted to fire Beirut International Airport's security chief – who was discovered to be Hezbollah – then tried to shut down Hezbollah's covert telecommunications system.
Hezbollah won its battle by killing civilians and burning property. The government – which vowed it would never surrender – caved. It did so for a variety of reasons, but primarily because the Lebanese Army refused to fight: not the rank-and-file soldiers mind you (some of the toughest and bravest I've ever encountered), but the commander in chief, Gen. Michel Sleiman, who ironically is probably going to wind up in the presidential palace.
When the fighting subsided and Hezbollah began withdrawing from its captured positions, last week, nearly 70 people were dead, scores wounded, and many left homeless. Hezbollah's security chief got to keep his job at the airport. The unauthorized telecommunications system was given a pass. And Hezbollah's Talibanesque political and military position was strengthened.
Keep in mind, all "militias" in Lebanon were directed by the United Nations to be disbanded under UN Security Council Resolutions 1559 and 1701.
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"Full implementation of the relevant provisions … that require the disarmament of all armed groups in Lebanon, so that, pursuant to the Lebanese cabinet decision of July 27, 2006, there will be no weapons or authority in Lebanon other than that of the Lebanese state."
But Hezbollah has been able to skirt the "militia" and "armed groups" labeling by calling itself a "resistance [against foreign aggression]." Problem is the near-70 people who were killed as a result of Hezbollah's attacks this month were not foreigners, and the neighborhoods and villages shot-up, rocketed, and burned, and the roads seized were all inside sovereign Lebanese territory. At a minimum, the United Nations Implementation Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) should have kept the air and seaports opened per its authority under 1701. But UNIFIL did absolutely nothing while the world watched.
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From my experience I would buy the BG because I know those fit my LO. I've had issues with fb so I probe wouldn't buy those. I have no experience with alvas.
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Personally I would get the FB and BG, both fit my daughter well and they're not china cheapies. But I also don't buy China Cheapies because of how they treat the employees at those factories.
I would get the FB and BG. I loved Fuzzibunz for my DS when he was littler, and found that the smalls I ordered fit well until he was about 9 months old. And after all that use, they're still in perfect condition and ready for my new squish next month! Better resale value than Alva, too. But you'll have to decide if getting all your dipes in one color is worth it. Personally, the cute colors and prints were a big part of the reason I started thinking about cloth in the first place.
I have all three... and the alvas are my least favorite. They are the cutest prints I have (bsides my WAHMies) but I get the poorest fit, esp with my 2 yr old. I like my BG the best, with FB a close second. my FB is my night time dipes.
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I don't have the other 2 but I do love my BG. I have the elementals and the 4.0's and like them both a lot...the elementals more than the 4.0's but I'm not the biggest fan of microfiber because you do have to strip them every month or so to keep them from being stinky.
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We have a representative democracy. The people elect representatives, then the representatives vote. Have you considered studying how government works, well presuming you believe government exists.
you really need to stop with smartass comments....
i know how government works, and i know how it is SUPPOSED to work...just because i'm not a statist robot like yourself, does not make me ignorant, as you imply..
again, the assertion was that it was passed by a vote of the people, not the elected representatives....that would be a referendum...if there was no referendum, then there was no vote, and the assertion was baseless, and false..
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Unless you are visually challenged, I have to presume you didn't bother to go to the page. Then you would have seen the video is embedded.
Anyone with an IQ exceeding toothpaste would have noticed that.
again, my first instinct is gnawing at me...but i will, once again, show restraint, and ignore it...in the interest of manners and decorum..
clicking your link takes you to the site's frontpage....i think i found the video you were referring to...in the playlist....it was not the featured piece of media on the page you linked...i know this because i did, indeed, visit the site...i even clicked it twice, to make sure it wasn't a server routing glitch, taking me to the wrong page.
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Good luck with that 10 mile rule. Here is how the constitution works. It is a living document. You need to know all the case law related to it to be able to interpret the constitution correctly.
Remember, the USAF isn't mentioned in the constitution, so it must be illegal. We can keep the army and navy.
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Situated just off the A419, Internos B&B offers comfortable accommodation in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. The gardens open onto a field, which is a haven for wildlife. Guests can enjoy the fresh...More about Internos B&B
The Green Dragon offers all the charm and character of an English country pub combined with a relaxed atmosphere and carefully prepared food made with local produce; dinner is particularly recommended...More about The Green Dragon Inn
Ardecca is quietly located in sixteen acres of pastureland with easy access to Swindon and the Cotswolds. All bedrooms are on the ground floor and are well furnished and equipped. An especially friend...More about Ardecca
Located in the pretty village of Shrivenham, this bed and breakfast offers three modern en suite bedrooms set away from the main house, each with their own external seating and spectacular countryside...More about The White Horse View
This delightful 16th-century small hotel is quietly situated just five minutes walk from town, and is an ideal base from which to explore the Cotswolds. The Corinium has a locally renowned restaurant ...More about Corinium Hotel & Restaurant
Located just to the north of Swindon, Blunsdon House is set in 30 acres of well-kept grounds, and offers extensive leisure facilities and spacious day rooms. The hotel has a choice of eating and drink...More about BEST WESTERN PLUS Blunsdon House Hotel


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DNS flaw unfixed as experts argue protocol
DNS vulnerability update: Patch now!
Massive patch coming for DNS vulnerability
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