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Ramin Djawadi (born 1974) is a Grammy-nominated German composer of music for film and television. He is of German and Iranian decent. A protege of Hans Zimmer, he produced individual pieces of music for The Time Machine, Basic, The Recruit and Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. He collaborated with Zimmer on the music for Thunderbirds, Something's Gotta Give and Batman Begins.
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Observing Black History Month
While February has many notable holidays, the entire month is known as Black History Month. This monthly celebration is the brainchild of historian Carter Woodson (1875-1950) who is commonly called "the father of black history." The son of former slaves, Carter Woodson earned his Ph.D. in history from Harvard and dedicated his life to preserving the heritage of African-Americans. He wrote many books on African-American history and founded the Association for the Study of Negro (later African-American) Life and History. Woodson chose the month of February for the celebration because of the proximity of the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln (February 12) and Frederick Douglass (February 14).
Black History Month is a great opportunity for your students to study another strand of America's rich cultural heritage. By highlighting notable African-American Christians, you can point out their distinct contributions while illustrating and reinforcing biblical principles.
Instead of just focusing on facts, try to expose your students to the African-American culture—it's a profitable and enlightening topic. Their spirituals, such as "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" and "Deep River," were a type of religious music that arose out of the slavery experience. Students can explore more deeply the poetry and emotions of the people and times by listening to and singing spirituals. Published collections of spirituals or recordings are available from most public libraries.
Another expression of African-American culture that can enrich a child's education is literature. Many people are already familiar with classic works, such as Booker T. Washington's autobiography Up from Slavery and the pioneering work of colonial poet Phillis Wheatley. An interesting source of study for the Christian in particular is James Weldon Johnson's poetry collection God's Trombones. Johnson was an influential figure in the Harlem Renaissance, an important literary and intellectual movement among African-Americans in the early part of the twentieth century. The poems themselves are the vivid retelling of biblical stories in the deeply moving, wonderfully expressive imagery of the preachers Johnson heard as a child.
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Inclusion of the books in this list does not indicate that the author or BJU Press approves of the entire contents of these works. They are cited as works having significant value in the study of African-American culture and history.
For Kindergarten and Elementary
- Charles Drew by Roland Bertol (New York: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1970).
- Follow the Drinking Gourd by Jeanette Winter (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1988). [A children's book on the Underground Railroad]
- George Washington Carver by Sam and Beryl Epstein (1960; reprint, New York: Young Yearling, 1993).
- James Weldon Johnson: "Lift Every Voice and Sing" by Patricia and Frederick McKissack (Chicago: Children's Press, 1990).
- Phillis Wheatley: Young Colonial Poet by Kathryn Kilby Borland and Helen Ross Speicher (Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1968).
- A Picture Book of Rosa Parks by David A. Adler (New York: Holiday House, 1993).
For Teens
- Amos Fortune, Free Man by Elizabeth Yates (New York: E. P. Dutton, 1950). [A winner of the Newbery Medal for children's literature]
- Benjamin Banneker: Genius of Early America by Lillie Patterson (Nashville: Abingdon, 1978).
- Breakthrough to the Big League: The Story of Jackie Robinson by Jackie Robinson and Alfred Duckett (1965; reprint, Lakeville, Conn.: Grey Castle Press, 1991).
- Dust of the Earth by Donna Lynn Hess (Greenville, S.C.: Bob Jones University Press, 1994).
- Famous American Negroes by Langston Hughes (New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company, 1954). [Written by a famous black poet; older book but still useful]
- Free Indeed: Heroes of Black Christian History by Mark Sidwell (Greenville, S.C.: Bob Jones University Press, 1995).
- Richard Allen: Religious Leader and Social Activist by Steve Klots (New York: Chelsea House Publishers, 1991).
- Ronald McNair by Corinne Naden (New York: Chelsea House, 1991).
For More Mature Readers
- George Washington Carver: The Man Who Overcame by Lawrence Elliott (Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1966).
- The Life Experience and Gospel Labors of the Rt. Rev. Richard Allen by Richard Allen (New York: Abingdon, 1960).
- Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad by Ann Petry (1955; reprint, Lakeville, Conn.: Grey Castle Press, 1991).
- Let Justice Roll Down by John Perkins (Glendale, Calif.: Regal Books, 1976).
- Samuel Morris by Lindley Baldwin (1942; reprint, Minneapolis: Bethany Fellowship, n.d.).
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This is a wonderful early bronze figure of Agrippina.This is signed Angelo Derossi Roma.Derossi born 1671 died unexpectedly in 1715.He lived in Rome all his adult life.Not much is known of his life or works. He created statuary for a no. of churchs and did several classical figures for early Grand Tour travelers including Hercules,The Gladiator and this one of Agrippina.Statues of her are quite scarce I could only find reference to a couple on the internet one unsigned and the other by the Zoffoli brothers of Rome. Their version is later by about 50 years and seems to be from the same mold as the Derossi version as it is the same size finish and detail.The Zoffoli version brought over $15000.00 in 2006.Only 3 figures by Angelo Derossi have ever shown up in auction records with the high being $40000.00.This figure is 11 1/4 inches tall and 11 3/4 inches long.The dark green patina is in amazing condition for its age with just a few small spots in the patina.A chance to own a nice early Grand Tour bronze that has been in my collection for a number of years.


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Minister for Health and Social welfare Dr. Hadji Mponda has urged the new board of trustees of the Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) to restore the status of the hospital.
The challenge was thrown yesterday in Dar es Salaam during the launch of new members of the MNH board of trustees by the minister.
"We should not witness our specialist doctors handing small matters which could be solved at dispensaries", Dr. Mponda stressed.
According to him, with cooperating with the city the board of trustees has to review the entire referral system.
he said this was possible because the government has upgraded the municipal hospitals by increasing their capacity of handling more patients.
Meanwhile, the city council has entered into an agreement with CCBRT hospital which is going to be expanded and operate as a referral hospital for Dar es Salaam region.
Furthermore, he noted that it was wise to have health centers in several parts of the city so that patients should not be troubled to go to the city centre for treatment.
Also, he requested the board of trustees to restore the outreach program whereby specialist doctors will have a schedule of visiting patients in city hospitals.
The minister also requested the board to facilitate an eight storey private hospital project at MNH that will be used as a source of income for those private patients who are going to use it.
"Within two years the building will be complete and ready to operate; the project will help in generating income for the hospital," he said.
For his part, chairman of the board Prof. Joseph Kuzilwa said he believed the board would be able to shoulder the task ahead.
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A smaller rent increase for a wider swath of Baltimore apartments
One firm that tracks apartments found a nearly 10 percent increase in rents among the snazziest complexes in the Baltimore metro area this summer, compared with a year ago. But that's probably not the case for folks in rank-and-file units.
RentJungle.com, a housing search engine that tracks ads for rentals of all types, says it found that average rents this summer were up less than 3 percent from a year ago. The site looked within a 10-mile radius of downtown Baltimore, compiling ads on sites ranging from Apartments.com to craigslist.
Jon Pastor, CEO of RentJungle, wasn't surprised that a Delta Associates report on "Class A" (read: upscale) apartment buildings showed a much bigger increase. "We look at all buildings," he said.
His site is also looking at a different geography. The nearly 10 percent increase reported by Delta Associates is for the entire metro area. (That firm did offer a few city-specific figures: a 3.4 percent increase in downtown Baltimore and a nearly 16 percent jump in the Fells Point/Inner Harbor area.)
RentJungle, looking within 10 miles of downtown, found apartment ads asking for an average monthly rent of $1,123 during the July to September period. That's up 2.7 percent from a year earlier. (It's actually down slightly from the spring, by $9 a month.)
As you might expect, $1,123 is significantly lower than what Delta Associates found Class A complexes were charging. The monthly rent for those higher-end places averaged $1,470, Delta Associates said.
So where are the priciest and cheapest neighborhoods for rentals? According to RentJungle, Federal Hill's at one extreme, with an average monthly rent of about $1,800. Fells Point, the Inner Harbor and Canton are all over $1,500. At the low end: Upper Northwood, Cedonia and Chinquapin Park-Belvedere, all between $800 and $900. (Charles Village is also under $1,000, RentJungle says.)
When I reported the 10 percent increase figure, some readers noted that the experience of the high end of the rental market doesn't necessarily hold true across the board. So it's good to see figures that try to encompass a larger spectrum of rentals.
Wonk reader Cathy suggested in a comment that asking prices for rentals (much like homes for sale) are not the full story. Though rents in Baltimore might be higher, she wrote, "the number of vacant rentals has increased. And until rents come down, those rentals will never be filled."
David found that rent increases aren't always set in stone: "I saw a 5% increase in my rent when I was sent my renewal in June. I told my landlord that I planned to move out. In September, just a few weeks before I moved, the rental office emailed me and said that they had some 'flexibility' and would I contact them. I would encourage renters to not renew unless they do a little negotiating."
But Shireen, who detailed her negotiating success story here last year, said it was a no-go for her this time: "My apartment complex, which was undergoing a transition (renovations) has been filling up over the year, mostly with Towson U. students. They've become less interested in negotiating with good long-term tenants. As a result, my rent has increased by $125/month. That's painful."
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2014 marks the 80th birthday of Amiri Baraka, of one of the most influential, controversial and galvanising cultural figures of the twentieth century. As poet, novelist, playwright, music critic, editor, and cultural organiser, Baraka has extended the possibilities of modern writing. This conference, organised by the University of Kent and hosted by the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, will seek to analyse how. From his early work as LeRoi Jones through to his agitational verse since the 1970s, Baraka has interrogated the relationship between art and political action, speech and act, writer and society, tradition and power, race and class, poet and nation, in the process re-imagining and enacting a radical politics that has forever marked the US social landscape. This conference seeks to assess the scope of nearly 65 years of work, considering the importance, paradoxes and potentialities of Baraka's career across a range of disciplines. Topics for papers may include, but will by no means be limited to:
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Leaders Eat Last: why some teams pull together and others don't by Simon Sinek is now available at the library.
Simon Sinek, motivational speaker and leadership author, discusses the biological implications that lead certain organizations and businesses to pull together during the hardest of times and lead others to fail. Analyzing our ancestral roots and bio-chemical make-up, Sinek explains how our oxytocin, endorphin, dopamine, serotonin, and cortisol levels are affected by different managerial styles and business models. These can have long-term ramifications on our emotional and physical health, feelings of safety, employment status, and the economy as a whole.
Sinek gives a multitude of examples from businesses of all sizes that prove how the right setting and leadership style can create a profitable, successful, and above all, happy and fulfilling work environment. At the same time, the wrong type of leadership can lead to an untrustworthy and hostile business with shaky economic ground. As Sinek explains, "leadership is the choice to serve others with or without formal rank" and Leaders Eat Last explains how we can all be leaders that contribute to successful and fulfilling organizations.
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May 1, 2014-
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In addition to the May workshops held at the Arlington Heights WorkNet Center, the Workforce and Economic Development Department will hold a workshop on May 23, 2014 from 9:00 am-12:30 pm at the Harper Professional Center located at 650 East Higgins Road in Schaumburg.
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Tony Campolo: Did Jesus Mean What He Said?
One of America's most controversial Evangelical authors and speakers says it's time we read the "red letters" of the Bible -- the words of Jesus. Then the mysteries of living finally become clear.
What if Christ really meant everything that He said?
That's the challenge bestselling author Tony Campolo is leveling at traditional Christianity. He says we have gotten away from the simple, practical life teachings of Jesus.
"I think that when Jesus said love your enemies, He meant just that," says the controversial campus speaker and author of scores of books. "When He said we should love our enemies, He probably meant we shouldn't kill them. I think it's pretty hard to read through the Sermon on the Mount and come up with any other conclusion.
"In that same sermon, Jesus said 'Blessed are the merciful for they shall have mercy,' Believe me, He meant it. So, how can we go on believing in capital punishment? Especially when He goes on in to say it's no longer an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth?"
Campolo cites Christ's intervention in the street execution of a woman caught in adultery. The law of the day was clear – she was to be put to death. "She's about to be stoned to death," says Campolo. "Jesus comes upon them and forgives her of the sin, tells her to sin more and then sends her on her way."
Campolo proposes in his new book Red Letter Revolution: What if Jesus Really Meant What He Said? written with Shane Claiborne, that it's time to focus not on the teachings of Paul in the New Testament's epistles nor the words of David and Solomon in the Pslams or Proverbs of the Old Testament, but on the actual words of Jesus, those printed in many Bibles in red ink.
A different Christianity emerges, he says – one committed to social justice and peace. However, this isn't the liberation theology of Marxist Christians in the past. Campolo says "Red-Letter Christians" affirm the Bible as an infallible guide for faith and practice. However, they believe that the rest of the Bible can only be understood when read it from Christ's perspective.
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PAUP is a leading program for performing phylogenetic analysis for bioinformatics sequences. PAUP currently runs as a single processor program. No further enhancements are suggested.
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Octave has extensive tools for solving common numerical linear algebra problems, finding the roots of nonlinear equations, integrating ordinary functions, manipulating polynomials, and integrating ordinary differential and differential-algebraic equations. It is easily extensible and customizable via user-defined functions written in Octave's own language, or using dynamically loaded modules written in C++, C, Fortran, or other languages.
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Three candidates have file to replace Lee Bettis as mayor of New Bern.
Bettis announced earlier this year he would not run for re-election. This past spring he was charged with DWI.
New Bern's Mayor Pro Tem is among those running.
Sabrina Bengel filed as a candidate Monday morning at the board of elections office.
Bengel says, "As mayor I will continue to represent this city with integrity and an unyielding commitment to its continued success and growth."
Also running for mayor is fellow Alderman Dana Outlaw.
Outlaw has served as alderman of the 6th ward since 2005.
Outlaw graduated from East Carolina University.
He is involved in a self-storage and real estate consulting and appraisal business in New Bern.
Edwin Vargas is also running for mayor, his first bid for public office. The 55-year-old Navy veteran currently works as a civilian employee at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point. Vargas says his focus is on financial improvements the city could make. His background is in accounting, finance and planned property.
When Bettis was arrested for driving while impaired in Havelock he said he blew a 0.0 on the breathalyzer test but failed a field sobriety test. He said a recent hip surgery caused him to fail the test. A blood sample was taken and sent to Raleigh for analysis. Those results have not been disclosed yet.
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You really can't go wrong with a show at the Cincinnati Playhouse this weekend. I gave both productions Critic's Picks. The North Pool, on the Shelterhouse stage through June 1, is a taut dialogue between a suspicious high school vice principal and a wary student of Middle Eastern descent. (CityBeat review here.) It takes a while (the show is about 90 minutes, played in real time) to decide who's the good guy and who's the bad guy, and you'll be turned around several times in the process. Excellent acting and a fine script by Ohio native (and Miami University grad) Rajiv Joseph makes this an excellent theatrical experience. On the Playhouse's Marx Stage, it's the final weekend for another kind of cat-and-mouse game. Venus in Fur is all about sexual tension, between an imperious playwright/director and the woman who's auditioning for a role in a play he's adapted from an erotic novel. (CityBeat review here.) David Ives' witty and allusive script (it's literary and mythical in some most amusing ways) is being produced at theaters from coast-to-coast, but I can't imagine there's a finer production than this one anywhere. Tickets: ($30-$75) 513-421-3888.
There are quite a few good options for theatergoing this weekend. First and foremost, I'd point to The North Pool at the Cincinnati Playhouse. It's a newish script from Rajiv Joseph (his play Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo was a runner up for the 2010 Pulitzer Prize), and it's a very timely piece, set in 2007 in a large public high school. Just two characters: a slightly disgruntled, tightly wound vice principal and a student of Middle Eastern descent who's been called in on the eve of spring break for a "conversation." What starts out as awkward but mildly amusing takes numerous twists and turns (the show is about 85 minutes long) and will keep you guessing as more and more is revealed. The teacher says people are like onions: You can keep peeling, but you never quite get down to the essence. You will arrive at a surprising — and moving — conclusion, likely not what you'll be suspecting. That's the kind of writing and performance to be found in this production. Through June 1. Tickets ($30-$75; $25 for teens and students, with the proviso that the show has strong language and mature themes): 513-421-3888.
Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's artistic director D. Lynn Meyers has assembled another set of intriguing productions for 2014-15, opening with the musical Hands on a Hardbody (September), a Tony-nominated 2013 musical with a book by Doug Wright, the playwright of I Am My Own Wife and bookwriter for Grey Gardens, both hits for past ETC seasons. This one is based on a 1997 documentary about a Texas contest to win a new truck by being the last person to keep at least one hand on the new vehicle.
If you're looking for a show that will get things going romantically, I'll point you to the Cincinnati Playhouse's production of Venus in Fur (onstage through May 17). But be careful what you wish for: You might end up like playwright/director Thomas with your hands full of more than you wanted to take on. He's seeking an actress to play the central role in his adaptation of an erotic Victorian novel. Vanda shows up for an audition, none too promising at first, but the tables turn very quickly. This is a funny and provocative script, and Greta Wohlrabe's performance as Vanda is masterful and highly entertaining. I gave it a Critic's Pick. Tickets ($30-$75): 513-421-3888.
There are several good theater choices south of the Ohio River this weekend.
The theater (and dance) program at Northern Kentucky University presents a truly varied array of programming — this season has included a play by Orson Welles, the legendary musical South Pacific, Shakespeare's As You Like It and more. The academic year's final production Monty Python's Spamalot, opened last evening, and it seems to be a perfect vehicle for a lot of onstage clowning. (In case you haven't been tuned in, the show is subtitled "A musical lovingly ripped off from the motion picture Monty Python and the Holy Grail," and many of the show's most hilarious moments are reproduced wholesale onstage.) But clowning can be serious work, and if you catch NKU's production, pay attention to the choreography (the work of NKU grad Roderick Justice) which is complex, amusing and very well executed by the cast of 25. Director Ken Jones keeps things moving; the actors get into the tomfoolery from start to finish, especially Kat Moser as the diva who's the Lady of the Lake and Bradley Goren as long-suffering Patsy (he's the one who clicks the coconut shells to simulate King Arthur riding on horseback, among other amusing moments). The show is a fine entertainment, if you're a fan of the low but articulate humor of the Python troupe. Through April 27. Tickets ($8-$14): 859-572-5464.
Comedy of an entirely different sort is available at another Kentucky venue, the Carnegie in Covington, where Mary Chase's 1945 Pulitzer Prize winner Harvey is available through April 27. This is a piece of gentle humor from the past, about a slightly off-kilter guy who sees a six-foot-plus rabbit — he calls it a "pooka" — named Harvey, much to the dismay of several family members who are embarrassed by his behavior. Their efforts to get him committed to a local asylum go awry to much merriment and a message about being, well, gentle and sweet. This is good, old-fashioned fun. Tickets: 859-957-1940.
If you prefer a well-written contemporary drama, this weekend is your last chance to see A Delicate Ship at the Cincinnati Playhouse. Anna Ziegler's new show (this is its world premiere) is a memory play that explores an unexpected chain of events triggered by a love triangle. It's beautifully staged by Michael Evan Haney with a cast of three actors who are just right for each of their roles. I gave this one a Critic's Pick when it opened; it's as good as anything I saw recently at the much-respected Humana Festival of New American Plays at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Tickets ($30-$80): 513-421-3888.
This evening at its Jackson Street headquarters in Over-the-Rhine, Know Theatre of Cincinnati revealed the lineup for the 11th annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival to a crowd of nearly 100 enthusiastic supporters and performers. The two-week festival begins Tuesday, May 27, with the CityBeat Fringe Kick-Off Party; it winds up 12 days later on Saturday, June 7, having presented 32 productions — 17 plays, two musicals, seven solo performers, and six dance presentations. In addition, there will be four FringeNext productions (selected from 11 applicants — a record number), featuring original material produced and performed by local students from the School for Creative and Performing Arts, Newport Central Catholic High School, St. Xavier High School and Highlands High School.
Performance Gallery is kind of the alpha and omega of the Cincinnati Fringe: They've been in all 11 festivals, including the 2008 hit show fricative. Producer Eric Vosmeier calls them the inspiration for much of what the Fringe is about: They were doing "fringe-like" work before the festival began, and they've returned annually with work that pushes the envelope. This time they'll offer Heist, about three crooks of questionable ability. Vosmeier also cited Pones Inc., the dance-based company that returns for the seventh time with Traffick, a piece of audience engagement that explores issues of human trafficking. Vosmeier says, "This is the kind of work the Fringe was built to exhibit."
"We had a great mix of new producers and returning favorites in the applicant pool," Vosmeier says. "The word continues to spread about our Cincinnati Fringe Festival, which has a national reputation for being the most artist-friendly festival. We've worked very hard on this over the years, and I believe that we've created something special for our artists and for our region."
The Cincinnati Fringe differs from festivals elsewhere in that productions are screened and handpicked by a committee of local theater artists. Drawing from a large pool of applicants, comparable to last year's record-breaking number, this yielded a balanced mix of local vs. out-of-town producers: 15 from Greater Cincinnati and 18 from beyond. The latter number includes three international shows, the most ever for the festival: Around Dark Matter, a Holocaust memory piece by Mica Dvir, is from Tel Aviv, Israel; A Brief History of Beer by Wish Experience from London, a company that has performed at festivals from Edinburgh to Adelaide; and Prefer Not to Say, an interactive piece by blueDragonfly Productions, another U.K. group, the presenter of And All the Rest is Junk Mail a year ago.
For Wednesday evening's announcement event, members of the Fringe staff mentioned the shows they were most looking forward to. They named:
· An Unauthorized Autobiography of Benny Hill by Four Humors Theater (Minneapolis), the creative minds behind such past Festival favorites as Lolita: A Three Man Show, Bombus and Berylline and Harold. This will be their sixth consecutive Cincinnati Fringe appearance.
· Blogging Behind Bars by Unity Productions, creators of two past Fringe hits, The Wave and Nothing. This time it's a true story about a young, nonviolent criminal who wrote a blog while incarcerated in a maximum-security prison.
· Papa Squat's Store of Sorts by solo artist Paul Strickland from Indianapolis, whose Ain't True and Uncle False was a "Pick of the Fringe" last year. His new show is a music-filled memorial for a guy who "once filled the emptiness in Big-Fib Cul-de-sac with his insightful songs."
· Something Something New Vagina by Rebecca Kling, a transgender artist and educator from Chicago with a follow-up show to her 2012 production, Beneath Her Skin.
· The Ultimate Stimulus by Felipe Ossa, a Brooklyn-based playwright and a new artist to the Cincy Fringe, is presented in the form of a TED Talk that argues for concubinage as a way to address the problem of income inequality.
The festival is also a chance for Cincinnati's local theater companies to show off. Clifton Performance Theatre will present Sarge, a piece by Kevin Crowley about the wife of discredited Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky. Untethered Theatre has prepared Where Edward Went, a new play by Ben Dudley and Adam Sievering about a screenwriter's effort to make a documentary about Edward, the late fiancé of Elyse, a painter. They don't quite agree about the portrait. New Edgecliff Theatre will offer TRAGEDY: a tragedy, described as "one of the funniest apocalypses of our time." And Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's intern company always offers a fine showcase of young talent. This year it's two one-act plays: Sheila Callaghan's Crumble (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake) and Itamar Moses's Authorial Intent.
In addition to the productions offered nightly, artists, audience members, staff and volunteers flock nightly at Know Theatre's Underground and headquarters for the Fringe Bar Series, with a reasonably priced bar, some free food inside and offerings for purchase from food wagons on Jackson Street. Each evening after the Channel Fringe Hard Hitting Action News Update, everyone has a chance to be a performer with activities such as the Fringe Olympics, Fringe-A-Oke, Fringe Prom, Segway Night and the Night Without Technology. This year the Bar Series night adds Fringetoberfest, an evening of German-inspired food and brews from local craft beer creators.
Vosmeier expects the festival to attract more than 8,000 visitors this year. If you're someone who tries to see as much as possible, your best bet is a "Full Frontal" Fringe pass ($200) providing access to every event in the festival. Know also offers "Voyeur" passes ($60) good for six shows of your choice. If you can only make it once, a "One Night Stand" pass ($25) is available — admission to any two performances in an evening plus one drink at Know's Underground bar. Single tickets to Fringe shows continue to be priced at $12; they'll go on sale in mid-May.
There will be lots more — and the lineup can change. Hey, it's the Fringe, so be ready for anything. You'll find details on all these shows and more at cincyfringe.com.
"We had a great mix of new producers and returning favorites in the applicant pool," says Producing Artistic Director Eric Vosmeier. "The word continues to spread about our Cincinnati Fringe Festival, which has a national reputation for being the most artist-friendly festival. We've worked very hard on this over the years, and I believe that we've created something special for our artists and for our region."
The pool of applicants, comparable to last year's record-breaking number, has yielded a mix of local vs. out-of-town producers: 15 from Greater Cincinnati, including the return of Performance Gallery for the 11th consecutive year (it's the only group that's been in every Fringe) with a new piece, Heist, about three crooks of questionable ability. There will be 18 productions from beyond Cincinnati, including three international shows.
Vosmeier expects the festival to attract more than 8,000 visitors for 2014. If you're one of those people who tries to see as much as possible, your best bet is a "Full Frontal" Fringe pass ($200) that gives you access to every event in the festival. Know also offers "Voyeur" passes ($60) good for six shows of your choice. If you can be there for one evening, a "One Night Stand" pass ($25) is available, offering access to any two performances in an evening and one drink at Know Theatre's Underground bar. Individual tickets to Fringe Festival shows continue to be priced at $12; they'll go on sale in mid-May.
Look for more information at CityBeat.com after the 7 p.m. announcement tonight. More info: cincyfringe.com.
If you follow music coverage in CityBeat (hey, isn't that really why you pick up the paper?), you're certainly aware of Green Day's 2004 recording American Idiot.
But since you're reading my weekend theater previews, you must be
interested in other kinds of performance, so here's a tip: For two nights
only, Green Day's American Idiot, a stage version of the powerful Punk score, will be onstage at the Aronoff. That's right — Friday and Saturday
only, just three performances, much shorter that Broadway in
Cincinnati's two-week presentation of touring Broadway musicals. I can
vouch for this one, since I saw it a year ago during a similar tour stop
in Dayton.
It's the story of three disaffected guys who take different downward spirals when confronted with the numbing boredom of everyday life — "alien nation" — as they sing in the opening number. The recording was conceived as a "Punk Rock Opera" and turned into a Tony Award-nominated Broadway show in 2010, with a lot of involvement by Green Day's lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong (who actually appeared onstage in New York at various performances; that's not happening here in Cincinnati). There's a day-of-performance lottery for a limited number of $25 tickets; you need to show up two-and-a-half hours before the performance you're hoping to see (8 p.m. Friday, and 5 and 8 p.m. on Saturday) with a valid photo ID. Complete an entry form and wait 30 minutes to find out if you're a winner. If you prefer to just go ahead and buy your seats ($38-$91), you can call the Aronoff box office: 513-621-2787.
Actors Theatre's Humana Festival is indeed a launching pad for exciting new works. That makes its final weekend the perfect moment for the American Theatre Critics Association to recognize a set of outstanding plays produced at regional theaters during 2013. None of the 2013 Humana Festival shows was nominated, but one of the three works to win a significant cash prize ($7,500) was Martín Zimmerman's Seven Spots on the Sun, given its world premiere at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park last fall. The play blends magical realism and political issues in an affecting tale examining if forgiveness is truly possible. Set in a Central American nation ravaged by civil war, lust, plague and a consuming need for vengeance, it's about a widowed doctor in a small village and a newly-married soldier charged with subduing dissent. Their journeys towards redemption converge in some painful ways.
The top prize ($25,000) went to Lauren Gunderson for her play I and You, about a cranky high school student who needs a liver transplant. A smart, athletic classmate recruits her to help him finish a school project focused on Whitman's Leaves of Grass. As their unlikely relationship evolves, they explore the meaning of life and death without a shred of condescension or pretentiousness. I and You was staged last October at Marin Theatre Company in California, where Jasson Minadakis, who founded Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, is now artistic director and nurtured the development of Gunderson's script. Her play Toil & Trouble was presented locally last summer by Know Theatre.


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Readers responded to a "Tell us!" earlier this year that asked, "What is your hope or expectation for the ideal pastor? What skills or characteristics are important?" Here are three responses.
Relate! A pastor needs to be able to relate to me, my joys, my sorrows, my problems. I need to be known by the pastor. A pastor who preaches but doesn't relate will lose people. A pastor needs to be able to show me how God is working through me and in me.
Allen D. Polich
Grace Lutheran Church
LaGrange, Ill.
Empathy over degrees: The most important skill/characteristic hoped in a pastor is empathy, as well as the ability to faithfully share the word and sacraments. While inspiring sermons are nice, they're not essential. Friendliness, biblical insight and a willingness to treat all members with respect and concern are more important than profound scholarship or advanced degrees.
Ken Simila
Faith Lutheran Church
Keizer, Ore.
Stories & love: It took me almost three years in the parish to learn what my members were really looking for — down-to-earth stories like Jesus told. And years later, all that people remembered of my sermons was the stories I told. They learned our doctrine through those stories. I also learned that the message I should give to my members was not just in words, but in a life of caring love. Jesus demonstrated his message and his love through what he did as well as through the parables he told. Preaching and teaching are important, but the two most important things a pastor should know are: 1) the people must know he or she loves them and 2) that he or she is most effective by couching sermons and classes in stories and language that will be remembered long after he or she is gone. I was disappointed that the church never suggested that in my undergraduate classes I should take courses in business, music, psychology and, yes, even theater.
Robert S. Ove, retired pastor
Rio Rancho, N.M.
There is something stark and strange about a recently vacated office. The empty walls and shelves, the cleared desk, and the absence of memorabilia and ubiquitous coffee mug all make it undeniably clear that the erstwhile occupant is gone. And if that room was the pastor's office, it's also abundantly clear that the congregation is entering the call process.
The call process: these words can strike fear in the hearts of the hardiest congregation. Where will we find a new pastor (or associate in ministry or deaconess or diaconal minister)? What will the next pastor be like? What should the next pastor be like? How long will it take? What will happen to us? Is there anyone out there?
And out there are pastors, associates in ministry, deaconesses, diaconal ministers, even newly graduated seminarians all wondering about their next (or first) call. Where will I find a call? What will, or should, it be like? How long will it take? What will happen to me? Is anyone out there?
This space between the ending of one call and the beginning of the next is charged with possibility, anxiety, hope, uncertainty, renewal and grief — sometimes all swirling around at once.
And out of this mix (though not from any of our congregations, of course) can come difficult-to-fulfill expectations: if we just get the right pastor our 20-year slide in (choose one: membership, attendance, giving, youth participation — OK, you can choose more than one) will be reversed. We will again become the leviathan of our golden age (pick a decade) when the Sunday school was full, all the youth belonged to the Luther League, everyone was in church, the hymnal was red, stores were closed on Sunday, no one played soccer, T-shirts were underwear not fashion statements, acolytes wore hard-soled shoes, and there were so many women's circles that after they went through all the good girls of the Bible they had to go back and start naming circles after Jezebel and Tamar and Gomer.
Yeah, that's when church was church!
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23 Oct. 2013
Enrico Baumbach, sales manager, Wöhrl, Nuremberg, Germany
Enrico Baumbach is the sales manager of the Wöhrl head office in Nuremberg city. Founded in 1930 the Rudolf Wöhrl AG (Wöhrl) offers over 100 brands such as Hugo, Levi's, Diesel, Boss Orange, Hamaki-Ho and Tiger of Sweden, at 37 different locations. Recently the fashion retailer celebrated its 80th anniversary as one of the leading fashion houses in Southern Germany. Enrico Baumbach talks about the most popular fashion cuts, colors and washings and explains what makes the multi brand retailer so special. Interview by Tatjana von Elverfeldt
Why did you open your store? Tell us the story behind it!
The foundation stone for WÖHRL Group was laid in Nuremberg in the early 1930s. With the opening of his own business, founder Rudolf Wöhrl and his wife Berta fulfilled their life's dream. The basic idea was based on a wide range and high quality products that please for a long time. They combined this with the best quality service and individual guidance by motivated employees.
Menswear at multi-brand retailer Wöhrl
Besides brand expertise and a good range, today it is especially important to be close to the customer. This makes the difference. Here we see our strength, because at Wöhrl we have always attached special importance to giving a first class service.
What are your current bestselling labels and which are your personal favourites?
For the upcoming F/W season light down and denim are in great demand in all forms and variations. Our best sellers next to Hugo, Levi's and Diesel, are labels like Lieblingsstück, Boss Orange, Hamaki-Ho and Tiger of Sweden. Currently my personal favourite labels are Denham and Tiger of Sweden. They are very innovative and convince me with great cuts and unusual designs.
How important is the denim segment for your business? Which cuts, colours and washings are currently the most popular?
Denim was and always will be an important topic for Wöhrl. Denim is experiencing a true hype right now. Currently most in demand are narrow forms in all sorts of washes and prints. Also "destroyed jeans" are very popular. In terms of menswear; classics with different washing options and narrow slim fit models are popular.
Which new labels have you added to your assortment recently?
New in our range are Denham, Lieblingsstück, Tiger of Sweden, Prey of London, Hamaki-Ho and Canada Goose.
Do customers search for their favourite brands and special styles, or do they buy spontaneously?
We have many fashion conscious customers who are looking for something special. Our audience in the U-one in particular are always looking for cutting-edge pieces.
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Where do you buy your merchandise? Where do you find trend inspiration?
I love combining professional with personal by travelling to the fashion capitals London, Copenhagen and Milan, and gathering inspiration there. Also the Bread & Butter fashion trade fairs, Premium and Seek offer a good overview of the latest trends. What appeals to me personally is a top-level fashion degree, innovation, attractive presentation and a great atmosphere. For us however, it is important never to lose sight of the needs of the customers.
What do you think will be the key-pieces and trends for Autumn/Winter 2013?
A current trend for example is down in bright colours. Denim in all its variations and red and black plaid remain on-trend. Currently on the rise is 'ghetto chic', its flashy and urban.
How do you stay in contact with your regular customers?
We have a high percentage of regulars. The close contact with our customers stems from the good contact between our employees and customers. With customer events and special promotions, we maintain the customer relationship. Our style card offers regular customers bonus points on every purchase and many other exclusive offers. Also, the lifestyle magazine mystyle is delivered free to our regular customers. Here we present the latest trends and collections of our houses.
Facade of Wöhrl in Nuremberg
What does your shop have that others don't?
As a multi-brand retailer, we offer customers the advantage of a broad and deep range of products in all segments. The special feature of this supply structure is the combination of the original brand appearances from the great mono-label brands such as Boss, Strenesse, or Marc O'Polo, and quality own brands such as Carnaby's and James B. Cook.
Also, crucial to Wöhrl is its strong regional roots and close ties to its site and its customers. As a traditional Middle-Franconian family business we have maintained the proximity to the customer for 80 years and we are also aware of our social responsibility. Whether fashion consultant, manager or director–Wöhrl has individuals behind the brand, which makes us authentic, sympathetic and approachable.
What do you like about your city and the customers in this area?
Nuremberg has a great old town with a very special charm. Nuremberg is also well positioned with a diverse retail structure in fashion. Therefore we are represented three times at our administrative headquarters.
How is buying behaviour changing – do people look for classics or specialities?
Considering all the ranges, our customers have a relatively balanced buying behaviour. Basics are a major part of the turnover, but our young audience in the U-one are often looking for the latest trends and special pieces.
Wöhrl shop window Nuremberg
Currently the focus of Wöhrl is on retail business. However, we do intend to offer our customers an omnipresent shopping experience in the medium-term, according to our "around the clock" scheme. Of course we can be found on facebook informing about new promotions, trends and shopping happy hours at our houses. We believe that it is important to use modern means of communication to give the customer a personal impression of the company.
Is there a model store which inspires you?
I am personally impressed with the London department store Selfridges, because it is innovative and constantly re-invents itself, yet remains traditional. This sense of tradition connects us. Also, I appreciate the typical British understatement of the store and its excellent selection - from accessories to top fashion.
Store's Address:
WÖHRL Nürnberg-City
Ludwigsplatz 12-24
90403 Nürnberg
+ 49 (0)911 – 1330 0
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Secretary of State discusses potential of nuclear Tehran with seasoned diplomat James Baker; says attack would unify Iranian public, legitimize regime. 'US is only country in world that can stop Iran,' says Baker
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WASHINGTON – US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
discussed on Wednesday the top priorities of US diplomacy around the world, saying that Iran
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However, Clinton clarified in an interview with Charlie Rose and Former Secretary of State James Baker, that the US is "serious that they (Iran) cannot be allowed to have a nuclear
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In an installment of "Conversations on Diplomacy," which was moderated by Rose, Clinton made a series of harsh analytical remarks regarding the possibility of nuclear arms development in Tehran.
Baker and Clinton spoke about the necessity of preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, noting that containment is not an option, and in the opinion of Baker, any military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities should come from the United States because it is the only country with the ability to stop Iran's program with force.
Baker, Clinton discussing potential of a nuclear Tehran (Photo: Reuters)
"We ought to try every possible avenue we can to see if we can get them to correct their desire and goal of acquiring a nuclear weapon, but we cannot let them acquire that weapon. We are the only country in the world that can stop that," Baker said.
"The Israelis,
in my opinion, do not have the capability of stopping it. They can delay it. There will also be many, many side effects, all of them adverse, from an Israeli strike.
But at the end of the day, if we don't get it done the way the Administration's working on it now – which I totally agree with – then we ought to take them out, "he added.
Clinton shared Baker's estimated timeframe regarding a possible attack on a nuclear Iran, saying it could be a year or maybe more. The Secretary of State reiterated that "It's not only about Iran and about Iran's intentions. It's about the arms race that would take place in the region with such unforeseen consequences."
When asked about the Islamic Republic's true intentions, Clinton explained that during every meeting with Iran the US tries to "probe and see what kinds of commitments we can get out of them. Now, at this point we don't have them, so I can't speak to what they might be if they are ever to be presented. But that's why we have to take this meeting by meeting and pursue it as hard as we can."
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discussed on Thursday the showdown over Iran's disputed nuclear programs during the talks on the sidelines of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro.