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Stage Door: Memory Lane
Perhaps this weekend you want to take a last-chance trip down Memory Lane. You have that option as the Showboat Majestic is wrapping up its production of Showboat Follies, the final show that Cincinnati Landmark Productions will stage on the historic vessel. It's a revue of songs and skits that should be fun if not profound, but if you go (final performance is Sunday), you'll be able to tell you foriends that you were among the last to visit this nostalgic Cincinnati venue. (Unless the City of Cincinnati finds another operator — which they've been seeking with no success.) Tickets: 513-241-6550. This weekend also offers the final performances of Oliver Twist at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. It's a tale of crime and child abuse from the Victorian era, and not terribly chipper — think A Christmas Carol without any holiday spirits. But as always with Cincy Shakes, there's some fine acting — and they've added some musical elements that keep things interest, too. Through Sunday. Tickets: 513-381-2273, x1. The most engaging theater onstage right now (and sticking around until Oct. 4) is Fly at the Cincinnati Playhouse. It's a creative portrait of four aspiring African Americans striving to be Tuskegee Airmen during World War II. The challenges they faced — prejudice, rigorous training and life-threatening aerial combat — not only made them pioneers who addressed civil rights issues decades before the rest of America, it made them heroes, too. Making this production all the more interesting is a modern tap dancer who "underscores" many of the scenes with movement and rhythm. I suspect you've never seen anything quite like this. Tickets: 513-241-3888. If you're a movie fan I suspect you've seen Carrie (based on Stephen King's novel about a bullied girl who unleashed her telekinetic powers) and Ghost (about a guy who's murdered but comes back with the help of a crazy psychic to save the lover he's lost). They've both been turned into unmemorable musicals that are onstage locally for you to see. I've seen them both, and I'm sorry to say that — despite some fine voices (in Carrie at the Carnegie, presented by Showbiz Players) and a lot of video and special effects (a touring production of Ghost at the Aronoff Center) — I believe you might be better off to pull out your DVD of either film to watch. I haven't seen it, but I'm intrigued by Northern Kentucky University's production of Moby Dick Rehearsed. Herman Melville's great American novel is brought to life onstage when a company of Shakespearean actors stop rehearsing King Lear and consider a new play drawn from the tale of the Great White Whale. Theater elements become aspects of the Pequod as the crew is lashed along in Captain Ahab's obsessive hunt for the beast that took his leg. Through Oct. 6. Tickets: 859-572-5464.
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Stage Door: Back in Business
Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati is typically the first professional theater in town to start the season, and that's the case for 2013 with Other Desert Cities that opened a week ago. You can read my review; I really appreciated the powerhouse cast performing the show. That led me to give Jon Robin Baitz's provocative family drama about strife between generations a "Critic's Pick." (It's onstage through Sept. 22.) A tip option for seats is an added 7 p.m. performance on that final Sunday. If you enjoy ETC's productions of fresh new plays, you owe a debt of gratitude to its founding supporters. Longtime friends Ruth Sawyer and Murph Mahler got the ball rolling back in 1987 and faithfully guided the company for two decades, sustaining the company financially, artistically and spiritually. Mahler passed away in 2009 and Sawyer earlier this year, so ETC is commemorating their dedication with a special free event this Sunday evening at 7 p.m. The program will offer songs and stories performed by some of ETC's best artists. Seating is limited, so you need to RSVP: 513-421-3555.I attended the opening of the Cincinnati Playhouse's 2013-2014 season last evening. Fly is a heart-grabbing piece of history, the story of four Tuskegee Airmen, some of those bold African Americans who overcame prejudice in the 1940s by joining the Army Air Corps and serving America valiantly during World War II. The show is imaginatively presented, using a modern tap dancer to punctuate the storytelling. There's plenty of excitement, conveyed with video and sound — but mostly with some excellent acting. The full-house audience, which included four veterans of the training program, responded warmly. Through Oct. 5. Tickets: 513-421-3888. Cincinnati Shakespeare's Oliver Twist is a stage adaptation of Charles Dickens' dark 1838 novel about crime and child abuse in Victorian London (CityBeat review here). It's a grim drama, definitely not the chipper rendition you might recall if you've seen the musical Oliver! Cincy Shakes' acting company rises to the task, but I suspect you'll leave the theater glad you weren't a child — or an adult — in that era. Through Sept. 29. 513-381-2273. A few years back a play was commissioned about Cincinnati as A City of Immigrants. It's a fine piece of theater about the place we call home and how it's rooted in people who came here from elsewhere. It gets presented periodically, including tonight (Friday) at 6 p.m. at the Freedom Center, 30 East Freedom Way on the Banks. (Doors open at 5:30.) There's no charge for admission; it's definitely worth seeing. The event is to mark the kickoff of the local celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Oliver Twist (Review)
Cincinnati Shakespeare's remake of a classic generally "well-cured"
Stacy Sims
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Michael Evan Haney, an associate artist at the Cincinnati Playhouse ably directs Neil Bartlett adaptation of Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens' classic orphan tale. While it features several songs, it's definitely not the jaunty 1960 musical Oliver!
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Rick Pender
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Here are three categories designed to satisfy different tastes: theatergoers who love musicals, those who yearn for the classics and anyone with a taste for new plays. Since this is CityBeat's fall preview, these are shows you can catch before the holidays.
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Stage Door: Comedies and Classics
Summer is flying by, or so it seems. This is the final weekend for you to see Cincinnati Shakespeare's production of The 39 Steps (CityBeat review here), a satiric adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's classic 1935 film of espionage and intrigue. Making it all the more amusing is the fact that the story is performed by four actors, two of whom play most of the citizens of London and beyond, using a lot of quick changes and quick thinking. It's a very entertaining evening of tomfoolery, featuring four of Cincy Shakes' most talented comedic actors. Your last chances to see the show are Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. 513-381-2273.Another entertaining production is Lauren Gunderson's very new play, Toil and Trouble (CityBeat review here), at Know Theatre. It's a comedy about contemporary slackers trying to make a quick buck that's got a very Shakespearean ring to it — Macbeth, to be precise. The humor presses a bit too hard at moments, but if you go to have a good time, you'll definitely find one. Instead of warriors and kings vying for the throne, this one focuses on 30-year-olds trying to strike it rich without working too hard — but the echoes of the Elizabethan tragedy can't be missed. There's a steady stream of sports talk, too, making comparisons between baseball and life. It's a strange brew, but plenty of laughs. Through Aug. 24. Tickets: 513-300-5669. Musicals are always popular, but for some reason they seem especially attractive fare in the summer months. So we can say thanks to the Carnegie in Covington for serving up a tasty one, Kander and Ebb's Chicago, an all-time Broadway favorite. This production — the sexy, salacious tale of murderous women in Chicago in the 1920s — features choreography by Broadway veteran and Cincinnati native David Baum in his local professional debut. Word has it that he's put together some of the most inventive choreography seen on local stages in a long time. The production opens on Saturday evening (7:30 p.m.) and repeats on Sunday (3 p.m.). It continues for two more weekends, through Aug. 25. 859-957-1940. Also onstage this weekend (and running through Aug. 25) is Woody Allen's hit Broadway comedy, Don't Drink the Water. Amusingly, it's on board the Showboat Majestic (where you definitely don't want to drink the water) — but it's a humorous tale of tourists caught in an American embassy behind the Iron Curtain. Lightweight entertainment, but a lot of fun. 513-241-6550.
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Stage Door: Double Dose from CSC
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is offering a double dose of entertainment this weekend. First and foremost is The 39 Steps at CSC's mainstage (CityBeat review here). If that title sounds familiar, it's because it was a classic espionage novel a century ago, made into a classic film by Alfred Hitchcock 80 years ago, now turned into a very funny riff on its predecessors as a play using only four actors to fill all the roles. CSC has ramped up the humor by using four of its best comedic actors — Nick Rose, Miranda McGee, Justin McComb and Billy Chace — who play the principals, plus much of the population of London, especially McComb and Chace who will make you dizzy as they shift from one part to another, sometimes within seconds. It's actually a faithful retelling of the story, but it's amped up to a high level of hilarity by the onstage shenanigans. It adds up to great summertime humor. It's being performed through Aug. 11. Tickets: 513-381-2273, x1. One show isn't enough for CSC: This weekend they also launch their annual free Shakespeare in the Park tour with a performance of Romeo & Juliet at Boone Woods Park in Burlington at 7 p.m. on Saturday. (If you live north of the river, you'll get your chance next Wednesday evening at Eden Park's Seasongood Pavilion or at Burnet Woods in Clifton on Thursday.) As noted, these are free presentations, presented in classic Elizabethan style and use six actors from the company's resident ensemble. These are the same productions that CSC tours to schools and community centers, so they're great for the entire family. A week from now they'll start performing A Midsummer Night's Dream at some locations. For a full schedule, go here. Shakespeare is behind the story of Toil and Trouble, the current offering at Know Theatre. It's a new play (this is just the second time its been produced; its world premiere was in California last fall) that offers a contemporary riff on Macbeth (CityBeat review here). Instead of kings and warriors, however, its characters are a pair of thirtysomething slackers and Beth, a wildly ambitious sportscaster who has more testosterone than either of the guys. There's a lot of wacky moments in this play, replaces Macbeth's witches with fortune cookies and the kingdom of Scotland with an almost unpopulated island off the coast of Chile. You can pick up on the laughs through Aug. 24. Tickets: 513-300-5669. At the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts, the annual production by Cincinnati Young People's Theatre is Grease, a tried-and-true musical about kids in the '50s at Rydell High. Sixty years haven't dimmed the musicality of the show, and the youthful performers will bring this one to life if you're in the mood for a classic. It wraps up with a matinee on Sunday. Tickets: 513-241-6550. While the Cincinnati Symphony's LumenoCity isn't exactly theater, the performances in Washington Park on Saturday and Sunday evening — with a dazzling light show on the facade of Music Hall — will definitely be theatrical. It's the debut for Louis Langree as the CSO's new music director, and the program will feature performers from Cincinnati Ballet and Cincinnati Opera. But the big deal is the colorful illumination that will let you see historic Music Hall in a light you've never imagined. It's free, starting at 8:30 p.m. both nights; big crowds are expected, so come early. Don't you wish the streetcar were already here so you could ride it to Over-the-Rhine?
An Avalanche of Hilarity
Rick Pender
0 Comments · Friday, July 26, 2013
Almost a century ago, British novelist John Buchan wrote a potboiler about espionage and double-dealing. Twenty years later in 1935, film director Alfred Hitchcock turned The 39 Steps into a much-admired cinematic thriller.
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Stage Door: Curtain Goes Up
Finally, a weekend with some theater choices for your entertainment, even though the weather is beautiful enough to keep us outdoors. But you want to see a curtain go up somewhere, right?You'll have fun for sure if you go to see The 39 Steps at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. If that title sounds vaguely familiar, it's because Alfred Hitchcock made a classic film that's at the root of this very amusing piece of theater. Four actors play all the roles of what was a taut tale of murder and espionage. The story's still there, but the telling of it makes it a new experience. It's a chance to see four of CSC's best comic actors at work, too. Through Aug. 11. Tickets: 513-381-2273. Speaking of vaguely familiar, this weekend is your first chance to check out a virtually brand-new show at Know Theatre, Toil and Trouble. It's a contemporary take on Shakespeare's Macbeth, but the characters are two slackers and an over-the-top ambitious girlfriend. It opens tonight (running through Aug. 24); so I haven't seen it yet, but I've read the script, and this one shows promise. It's only had one production,it's world premiere at Impact Theatre in Berkeley, Calif., last November. If you prefer something definitely familiar, head to the Covedale for the 32nd annual summer musical by Cincinnati Young People's Theatre, which opens tonight. It's Grease, a show about rowdy teens in the 1950s. I suspect that local teens from all over Cincinnati will have a blast with this one. It has a short run, just through Aug. 4. Tickets: 513-241-6550. One last suggestion: The Showboat Majestic is presenting Big River, a musical based on Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn. Since it's about the adventures of Huck and Jim, a runaway slave, escaping on the mighty Mississippi (a river that wouldn't be much without the contributions of the Ohio), the 'boat seems like the perfect setting. Tunes by Pop composer Roger Miller make for a rollicking evening of music. It's one of my favorite shows; I've never been disappointed by a production of it. It wraps up this weekend on Sunday. Tickets: 513-241-6550.
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Finding a Niche in Local Theater — and Seeking More
Rick Pender
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 17, 2013
In recent columns I surveyed Cincinnati theater companies that came and went during the past 20 years. Some stumbled because their founders had more passion than management expertise; others simply lacked the focus to keep audiences coming back. The truth is it's hard to identify a niche and settle into it
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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company presents seventh annual summer series
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company continues its summer tradition of Shakespeare in the Park as the free series returns for the seventh year this August. Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream will be showcased in parks around the Greater Cincinnati area and Northern Kentucky Aug. 3-30. CSC Ensemble Member Nicholas Rose is directing the classic lovers tale, Romeo and Juliet. While the fantastic story of betrayal and magic in A Midsummer Night's Dream is being directed by CSC Education Associate Miranda McGee. Six actors from the CSC Resident Ensemble will be acting in these performances. After the free park tour, they will continue to tour community centers, schools, venues and other performance centers into May of 2014. Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is continuing its partnership with Cincinnati Parks and Recreation, offering free shows at Seasongood Pavilion in Eden Park, Burnet Woods, Mt. Echo Park and the new Smale Riverfront Park. Washington Park will see the group on their tour, alongside parks in Madeira, Colerain and Monroe in Ohio, and Burlington, Edgewood and Maysville in Kentucky. The acting troupe will have two performances at the Vinoklet Winery as well. Certain park locations will be accepting canned food and non-perishable items — CSC has a partnership with the Freestore Foodbank. If a free, al fresco viewing of Shakespeare's best sounds fun, then make sure to get to each performance early to ensure good seating. All shows are general admission with first-come, first-serve seating. For more information go to cincyshakes.com. For show times and locations, refer to the list below: Saturday, Aug. 3, Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. in Boone Woods Park, Burlington Wednesday, Aug. 7, Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. in Eden Park – Seasongood Pavilion, Mount Adams Thursday, Aug. 8 Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. in Burnet Woods, Clifton Friday, Aug. 9 Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. in the Monroe Community Park, Monroe, Ohio Saturday, Aug. 10 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 6:30 p.m. in the Harry Whiting Brown Lawn, Glendale Sunday, Aug. 11 Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. in the McDonald Commons Park, Madeira Wednesday, Aug. 14 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Browning Shelter, Maysville, Ky. Thursday, Aug. 15 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Mt. Echo Park, Price Hill Friday, Aug. 16 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. at the Vinoklet Winery, Colerain Saturday, Aug. 17 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. at the Miami Whitewater Forest – Harbor Point, Harrison Sunday, Aug. 18 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Washington Park, Over-the-Rhine Wednesday, Aug. 21 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Burnet Woods, Clifton Thursday, Aug. 22 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Colerain Park Friday, Aug. 23 Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. at the Vinoklet Winery, Colerain Saturday, Aug. 24 A Midsummer Night's Dream in Keehner Park, West Chester Sunday, Aug. 25 Romeo and Juliet at 6 p.m. in Presidents Park, Edgewood, Ky. Tuesday, Aug. 27 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Uptown Park, Oxford Wednesday, Aug. 28 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center Lawn Thursday, Aug. 29 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. at the Smale Riverfront Park, Downtown Friday, Aug. 30 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. at the Eden Park – Seasongood Pavilion, Mount Adams
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HP ProBook 6550b & Wireless Card
Hello People,
I wonder if anyone can help, I have just brought a HP ProBook 6550b and purchased a Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6200 Wireless card, when I install this and boot my laptop up I get a System Halt message saying to remove the wireless card!!!
But when looking at the quick specs its lists as being a card which I can install?
Any ideas why this doesnt want to work!!
Re: HP ProBook 6550b & Wireless Card[ Edited ]
05-25-2011 06:14 PM - edited 05-25-2011 06:17 PM
If you didn't get the card with the HP part number on it, that is your problem. The card MUST be made for a HP computer, no exceptions.
If you live in the USA, the card needs to have this part number on it: 518434-001
Please read the service manual, Chapter 3 for other countries the above part number works for. Most everywhere else uses 518434-002
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When I pick up my dd from school I ask her about her day. If I try and ask any more details to get more information she tells me that she forgot. If I push further it turns into a full body groan with 'I don't want to talk about it.' DH says she does this b/c she hates school. I feel like I'm talking to a teenager. She's 6 and a half. I'm sad that she hates school at such a young age. Lorianne
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She just might not want to talk about it! I woudln't jump to "she hates school" just because she doesn't want to talk about it. My dd never will tell me about school but she likes going. Hates the homework, but loves being in school. Try asking your dd about her best part of the day, or know when she's has something going on and specifically ask about that (like a test, or an assembly" or ask "did you see your bff today? how's she doing? " "what did you do at recess today?"
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My 6.5yr old is similar.. but when i talk to his teachers they always mention how good he's doing and how far he's come along. some mornings he doesnt wanna go, i think thats more being tired and too early. after school he doesnt say too much. but at dinner time we all say a high and low from the day and thats when stuff comes out.
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My 10 year old hates school and is getting to the point where he has significant stress about school, I see the behavioral change sunday nights. He also gets headaches and stomach aches. I don't think he's ever liked school but it only got really bad around third grade. Fourth grade was good, he had a good class and teacher, but fifth is probably the worst yet. I can't imagine a ADD with H kid who can like school given the sitting that is required.
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If you have a problem with school officials strip searching 13-year-olds for Advil — or if you care about the government's standards for informant use and invasive searches — you can take relief in yesterday's ruling by a full panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, which ruled 6-5 that students cannot be strip-searched based on the uncorroborated word of another student who is facing disciplinary punishment.
"A reasonable school official, seeking to protect the students in his charge, does not subject a thirteen-year-old girl to a traumatic search to "protect" her from the danger of Advil," the federal appellate court wrotein today's opinion. "We reject Safford's effort to lump together these run-of-the-mill anti-inflammatory pills with the evocative term'prescription drugs,' in a knowing effort to shield an imprudentstrip search of a young girl behind a larger war against drugs."
"It does not take a constitutional scholar to conclude that a nude search of a 13-year-old girl is an invasion of constitutional rights. More than that: it is a violation of any known principle of human dignity," the court continued.
In addition to finding the strip search unconstitutional, the court held that the school official who ordered the strip search, Vice Principal Kerry Wilson, is financially liable in the case and cannot claim qualified immunity.
The ACLU co-represented the student, SavanaRedding, before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, which decided to reconsider the case after a three-judge panel ruled 2-1 that the strip-search was legal.
For a case like this, it's hard to understand how the unconstitutionality of strip searching Redding could even be up for debate. Consider how flimsy the government's case was:
- No physical evidence suggested that Redding — an honor roll student with no history of substance use or abuse — might be in possession of ibuprofen pills or that she was concealing them in her undergarments.
- The strip search was undertaken based solely on the uncorroborated claims of a classmate facing punishment, who was caught with prescription strength ibuprofen — the equivalent of two over-the-counter pills of Advil. (And why on earth might a teenaged girl have ibuprofen?)
- No attempt was made to corroborate the classmate's accusations among other students or teachers.
- The classmate had not claimed that Redding currently possessed any pills, nor had the classmate given any indication as to where they might be concealed.
- No attempt was made to contact Redding's parents prior to conducting the strip search.
If you want to get some background information on the abundance of scientific literature describing the serious psychological repercussions of being strip-searched at age 13, you should check out the briefs of support that were also filed by the NationalAssociation of Social Workers and the RutherfordInstitute.
"The strip search was the most humiliating experience I have ever had," said Redding in a sworn affidavit following the incident. "I held my head down so that they could not see that I was about to cry."
As Reason's Jacob Sullum insightfully observed in his article on the case, "The School Crotch Inspector":
"There are two kinds of people in the world: the kind who think it's perfectly reasonable to strip-search a 13-year-old girl suspected of bringing ibuprofen to school, and the kind who think those people should be kept as far away from children as possible … Sometimes it's hard to tell the differencebetween drug warriors and child molesters."
The same safeguardsand regulations on informant use that we have been advocating in the context of criminal drug proceedings apply even more so to the context of school, where young people are particularly vulnerable to unsubstantiated rumors and finger-pointing by vindictive peers.
Who exactly where the 5 that voted yay on this? These individuals need to be put on trial themselves to make sure they are indeed fit for office, or their resignations demanded immediately.
- July 12, 2008
""There are two kinds of people in the world: the kind who think it's perfectly reasonable to strip-search a 13-year-old girl suspected of bringing ibuprofen to school, and the kind who think those people should be kept as far away from children as possible … Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between drug warriors and child molesters.""
Apparently at least five of the justices on the 9th circuit court of appeals are the kind to keep away from children...
- July 12, 2008
I rekanize how spun up you are on this topic, and there should never have been any doubt that this young lady had her rights violated.
But come on! "The strip search was the most humiliating experience I have ever had" is a quote you have printed, ostensibley from a 13 year old.
WHO CARES what a 13 year old has to say about how this or that action may have caused him or her trauma? Stick to the facts, idiot!
What is this crap: "Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between drug warriors and child molesters"
Yeah! I guess if you are looking for child molesters it's hard to sort it all out.
But when you are reporting on a Circuit Court opinion, maybe you should keep your own opinions to yourself ... if you want to seem credible to a casual onlooker.
But if you are only trying to look spiffy in the eyes of a faithful fanbase, well then I guess you probably don't care for my objective opinion, do you?
- July 13, 2008
Wow! I couldn't imagine someone being so horrifically stupid!
I hope they sue the holy hell out of the parties responsible as well as bring criminal charges against them. That is sad and frightening.
- July 13, 2008
"...the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, which ruled 6-5..."
Um... 6 to 5? WTF? That is the scariest part of this article.
Where is this country going?
- July 13, 2008
John Roberts
LOL, Welcome to the new Regime! Condition them to unreasonable search and seizure while they are young. Way to go Dictator Bush!
- July 13, 2008
Good for the court. Still, five crackpots on the Ninth Circuit thought the strip search was OK.
- July 13, 2008
Another reason NOT to support public school. Homeschooling is looking better and better each year.
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You know I have to wonder what the hell these teachers thought they were doing. If something like this happened to my daughter, who is now 13, you can bet I'd hurt that teacher horribly and or strip search him/them in front of the school of children.
What a moron. And there are times when I 13, 14, 15, 16 etc. female will have Advils in their purse and not because they are doing something illegal.
I'm also blown away that there was a 2 to 1 ruling in favor of the search the firs t time and also not a 11 - 0 ruling this time. What the hell were those 5 Justices thinking? I'd love to read their reasons on that and would also like to know how many were male and how many were put in by which party.
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3 years ago
msfs2004 и fs9 - одно и тоже!хорошо, что xplane с msfs не перепутал :-D
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не работает ! [-5]
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I will answer for all that he Squak that was not working under the 2004-th and ninth ... Ssessiya sdrasyvalas. And here I have personally checked ... As the clock .... Possible and an early version to work properly. There's a bug in the function OnConecting, and OnReseive. Who knows VC + + will immediately see where oschibka ...
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COMMERCE CITY — Rapids coach Gary Smith has expressed consternation with the feigned contact and outright dives he sees in MLS. Now we know the league office shares his disgust.
Reducing the "simulation" and "embellishment" of fouls were points of emphasis given players, coaches and referees before the season. Last month Charlie Davies of D.C. United was fined $1,000 for a blatant dive that earned an unjustified penalty kick in a match against Real Salt Lake.
Last week RSL forward Alvaro Saborio was fined the same amount and suspended a game for diving in a match against San Jose.
The Saborio play got his team more than a PK. San Jose's Bobby Burling got a red card — forcing him to serve a one-game suspension — even though replays clearly showed there was no contact.
Smith is glad the league punished Saborio for his gutless ploy.
"There's a big repercussion from what happened in that incident (the PK and red card), which maybe is why the league have said: 'We can't have that. That's poor,' " Smith said. "I don't think you're ever going to lose that completely. I just think if they go over without any contact, and try to get somebody sent off or earn a penalty that was not there to be had, there should be a repercussion for that."
The league is hinting at stiffer penalties.
"As previously stated, all instances of obvious simulation and/or embellishment that directly impact the game will be subject to severe discipline, including fine, suspension or both," MLS executive vice president Nelson Rodriguez said. "We will continue to impose sanctions, and even increase their level, if necessary, in an attempt to eliminate this type of behavior."
Two great strikes.
The Rapids got outstanding goals from Pablo Mastroeni and Sanna Nyassi in last week's 2-1 win at Philadelphia.
Mastroeni burned defender Carlos Valdes and ripped a vicious shot from 15 yards, beating one of the league's best goalkeepers in Faryd Mondragon. On the second goal, Omar Cummings took on three men at midfield and fed a perfect through ball to Nyassi.
"If Sanna doesn't show the explosive nature that we've now come to expect from him in three games, we don't score," Smith said. "The (pass) was perfectly weighted, perfectly hit, Sanna hits it in his stride, and he's still got to find the bottom corner in his stride at full pace."
Unbrotherly city.
Late in the first half, a melee broke out in the stands.
Rapids midfielder Jeff Larentowicz, who grew up in the area, said the fight was "distracting" to him on the field and was ignited when a fan threw a beer bottle at Nyassi after he scored. Apparently fans confronted the bottle-thrower and, well, things happened. According to the Philadelphia Daily News, a "large man" took police tumbling down four rows of seats and nine people were arrested.


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Leaving behind her adulterous husband, Reese moves her sons to Columbus, Ohio, to start over, but when a drug lord sweeps her off her feet, Reese finds herself in the middle of a dangerous love triangle and in an abusive relationship.
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