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Update on PatriciaPatricia operated a fish-selling business. She mentioned seasonality as a challenge in the business. Patricia dreams of becoming a wholesaler of fish in the future.
With the KES 50,000, she wants to purchase sacks of fish for resale. She joined Yehu to access loans to boost her business.
Previous Loan DetailsPatricia is a married woman with five children, three of whom attend school. She owns a house that neither has electricity nor piped water. Her greatest monthly expenses are food and school fees. For the past 2 years, she has operated a fish selling business, selling from home to her neighbors... More from Patricia's previous loan »
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About Yehu Microfinance TrustThis loan is administered by Yehu Microfinance Trust, which was founded in 1998 as a project of CHOICE Humanitarian Kenya. In July 2007, Yehu became a separate entity from CHOICE and was registered as a trust. Since then, Yehu has expanded to cover over half of Kenya's 13 coastal districts.
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Monday, Dec. 7, 2009 – A date which will live in infamy. We've talked about this before (West Virginia Watchdog, Sept. 29, 2009), but Monday truly showed that West Virginia is on the front lines in the battle to decide how much affect man has on the the climate changes this planet has been going through before man even existed. We won't spent a lot | Read More »


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State Sen. Robert Duncan, R-Lubbock, wants working teachers and school districts to contribute more to the Teacher Retirement System to make up for the 12 years of reduced state contributions. The net result would still be less money to educate the kids, in my opinion.
Education is expensive, but it is valuable and vital. Why won't our leaders bite the bullet and quit shorting public education before Texas is a "third-world" type economy?
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On the eve of the Draft, trade talks and prospect related discussions continue to heat up. Here are some of the most recent rumors to keep your eye on:
- Jonas Valanciunas has a buyout in place; however that agreement will not allow him to come over until after next season. This should scare away some teams that are looking to make an impact right away with their picks; such teams would include Toronto at 5, Detroit at 8 and Charlotte at 9. If he slips passed Cleveland at 4 Valanciunas could be in for a slide
- Despite reports of the contrary, Cleveland has not guaranteed Irving that he will be their pick at number one. Although it remains likely that this will be the case, picking Williams would severely shakeup the top of the Draft board.
- The Spurs are reportedly looking to move into the lottery by dangling All-Star point guard Tony Parker. Two possible trade partners include Toronto and Sacramento. The catch, of course, is that the Spurs are looking for those teams to take back Richard Jefferson's hefty contract.
- Minnesota is claiming that they will take Enes Kanter at number 2, however at this point that seems to be highly improbable. It is more likely that is a smokescreen while the T'Wolves' continue to shop this pick around. If Minnesota has to keep this pick it could turn out to be a mess for them
- The Raptors hired Defensive Guru Dwayne Casey yesterday in a move that will, in all likelihood, affect their draft plans. The word prior to the hiring was that the Raptors were high on prospects Kemba Walker and Jan Vessely, however given Casey's defensive-mindedness it appears as though this pick will be representative of their new coach's philosophy; this means that the Raptors will likely go with Kawhi Leonard or Bismack Biyombo if Brandon Knight is not available.
- According to ESPN.com Kemba Walker and Alec Burks appear to be the two players that could slide the most. If Walker doesn't go at 5 or 7 it is uncertain how far he could go. Burks on the other hand, could be a victim of other players causing their stock to rise, while his remains stagnant. Shooting guards like Klay Thompson and Marshon Brooks have drastically improved their stock in recent weeks, and other players like Tristan Thompson and Chris singleton have followed suite; leaving Burks susceptible to a possible slide. If Burks does slide out of the top 10 he will be a great find for the team that ends up drafting him.


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A Century of History
Peugeot has had a close relationship with this sport for almost a century, ever since the creation of the first company golf course by Jean-Pierre Peugeot in 1929.
The brand with the lion emblem has not stopped increasing its involvement with the world of golf and its presence is international: partner of the French Peugeot Open for 14 years, official partner of the Lancôme Trophy (until 2003), the Spanish Open, the Portuguese Golf Federation and the French championship for golf instructors.
Peugeot has set out to meet amateur players from all over the world for over 30 years. Thanks to this experience, Peugeot is helping to popularise the concept of the international pairs scramble competition, run in conjunction with Promogolf.


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She'll help the city of Gainesville, but not the Gainesville housing authority.
Board member Yvonne Hinson-Rawls has submitted a letter of resignation to Mayor Craig Lowe.
Hinson-Rawls will join Lowe on the city commissin in May, having won the district one seat in January's municipal election.
Her term on the housing authority runs until 2015.
The housing authority recently dropped four employees, including the interim director.
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A car chase on Tuesday, May 6, ended in a wreck and a standoff with a barricaded suspect in the 2200 block of Cedar Street in San Bernardino. (RICHARD BROOKS/STAFF)
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A carjacking suspect's threats prompted an evacuation and SWAT standoff until the man was teargassed and arrested in San Bernardino, police said.
The incident began at 6:22 p.m. Tuesday, May 6, when police spotted two carjacking suspects in a stolen Honda Accord near Highland and Del Rosa avenues.
The resulting 90- to 100-mph car chase ended in a crash along Highland Avenue near Windsor Drive.
"He was swerving around … to lose the officers and lost control of the vehicle," said Lt. Rich Lawhead.
A police officer arrested the passenger at gunpoint. Two toy guns were found in the Honda, which had been reported stolen Monday in Devore, Lawhead said.
The driver ran away from the wreck and barricaded himself in a garage in the 2200 block of Cedar Street.
"He told everybody he had a gun and, if we came in, he was going to shoot us," Lawhead said.
Officers evacuated nearby homes and cordoned off the neighborhood.
And a SWAT team tried to talk him out.
But shortly after 9 p.m., officers filled the garage with tear gas and arrested the 33-year-old man for investigation of carjacking, evading police, threatening offices and resisting arrest, Lawhead said.
No gun was found. But the man was armed with a knife. His name was not released.
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Jan. 30, 2013
Long Beach State Women's Basketball will host their annual Breast Cancer Awareness Game on Saturday, February 9th at 4:00 pm against Cal State Northridge.
Specially priced tickets are available, click here to order online or call the Walter Pyramid Ticket Office at 562-985-4949 to purchase. A percentage of ticket sales will benefit the Kay Yow Cancer Fund, the official Breast Cancer Awareness group of NCAA Women's Basketball.
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Huret dropouts have caused me a few headaches as of late. My last issue is finding a RD for use with a 1975 Grand Jubile with Huret dropouts. I have a Huret Eco RD that will do the job, but I wanted something a bit better. I read here that the Shimano Crane RDs were made to work with Huret AND Campagnolo type dropouts. So, I bought one.
But, when I went to mount it to the Motobecane something didn't look quite right. I asked Nlerner, who is currently using a Crane GS on a Grand Jubile for some pics to help me out. It looks as though the piece that acts as the stop is in a different orientation on the two derailleurs.
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Neal also sent a pic of his RD installed so I could see how that "stop" piece sat in relation to the dropout.
When I tried to mount my short cage Crane with the "stop" piece in that position, the RD was at an incorrect angle (say 3 o'clock when it should've been at 6 o'clock).
So, as I'm want to do late at night whilst drinking brown liquor in the bike dungeon I call a basement I decided that it seemed perfectly plausible that the position of this "stop" piece could be moved. So, I removed the sir clip that held the "stop" piece to the mounting bolt. I didn't see a second hole for the spring end or any other way to change the position of the "stop" piece while keeping the spring taut so I just tried to "put it back how I found it". That worked, although the spring is now not as tight as it was before I removed and reinstalled the sir clip.
I mounted the Crane to the Jubile and it looks like it might work, but the derailleur mounting spring is decidedly more flaccid than the usual Shimano RD of this type design.
Here's what Neal's looks like mounted. Mine would NOT mount like this. It's as if the diameter of the entire dropout is too large for the "stop" piece.
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Before & After: Vintage Suitcase Now Packed For Portable Audio
Old leather suitcases or briefcases from decades ago are commonly found in varying states at garage sales, thrift shops, and vintage stores across the nation, popular DIY fodder for an array of upcycle projects like this and this. But here's a conversion project which tunes into a different side of the DIY spectrum...
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As a beer aficionado who prefers his beer on tap, I wondered if there was a way for me to bring some of the joys of enjoying a pint at the bar back at home, but in a kitchen countertop-friendly size and with one press/pull convenience. I was pleased to discover there is indeed an assortment of beer dispensing devices available, many no bigger than most espresso machines, some even controllable via app!
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Let's celebrate one of the oldest and most sought after beverages in history - wine! This companion print features a variety of classic wine bottle openers tumbling over a solid ground. Larger corkscrews are about 3 3/4", from the 'You Had Me at Merlot' collection by Daphne B. for South Sea Imports.


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YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — An online public auction of Washington's state-run liquor stores ends Friday, but the winners won't be announced until Monday.
Voters approved an initiative last year kicking the state out of a booze industry it has tightly controlled since the end of Prohibition. The measure allows stores larger than 10,000 square feet to sell liquor and requires the state to stop selling liquor.
The state opened a public auction of its 167 state-run stores on March 8. Since then, hundreds of bids have been made, including a top bid of more than $4.5 million for all of the stores.


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Three trash haulers submit proposals for city collection
An automated Toledo trash pickup truck empties a trash can in Toledo.Three private trash hauler firms responded Thursday afternoon with proposals to take over the city of Toledo's trash collection.
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Allied Waste Services submitted the least-expensive proposal, said Toledo spokesman Jen Sorgenfrei.
The company offered to collect trash once-a-week and recyclable materials every-other-week city-wide for $7.70 a month for the first year of a five-year contract, if the city continues billing it residents. The cost would increase 3 percent annually in every following year.
"Our first looks shows Allied to be the most competitive and could very possibly, with all charges, come in less than what Toledo residents pay today," said Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken said. "We believe it could come in at less than the $8.50 they pay now, and that includes people with homestead exemptions, who are only paying $5."
The Allied proposal includes the creation of a recycling incentive program that would reward people for recycling by offering savings on things like groceries and gasoline. It also eliminates the city's "leap forward" program, which changes pickup dates after holidays — a program started under the Finkbeiner administration despite some public protest to cut overtime costs paid to refuse workers.
Allied also offered to buy the city's 40 automated trash trucks and to continue the city's policy of offering four free bulk pickups a year. Additional pickups would be $45 each, compared to the current $50 each charged now by the city for extra bulk collections.
The city in 2009 spent $12.2 million to buy 40 automated garbage trucks and an additional $9.67 million to buy about 200,000 trash and recycling containers. Allied would pay $8 million for the trucks.
The other two proposals came from Waste Management Inc. and RR Waste Solutions of Dripping Springs, Texas.
Waste Management proposed charging $8.21 a month plus an additional charge of .75 cents a month to enroll in its recycling incentive program. The company would charge $50 each additional bulk pickup.
Waste Management would also have an "escalator clause" in its contract that would increase the cost after the first year, Mr. Gerken said.
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Sex is pretty much a constant presence in life as we know
it, and it's often a driving force in plays, taking on many shapes and
outcomes. That's particularly the case with two shows that just opened
locally, Laura Eason's new play, Sex with Strangers, at the Cincinnati Playhouse on its Shelterhouse stage through Oct. 25, and William Mastrisimone's 1982 script, Extremities, at Cincinnati Landmark Productions' Incline Theatre, through Oct. 18.
Eason's script is about two writers who seem as opposite as can be — he's an arrogant 28-year-old blogger (Nicholas Carrière as the charming and ebullient Ethan) whose writing about sexual conquests has been turned into a best-selling book, while she's a serious, introspective novelist, 39, (Nancy Lemenager as introverted and self-conscious Olivia) who's given up because of bad reviews and weak sales of her first book more than a decade earlier. But they end up together in a Michigan B&B due to a snowstorm (and some serious interest on his part in meeting her) and they discover a powerful mutual attraction that's also driven by aspiration and envy of one another's careers. Eason writes great contemporary dialogue, and director KJ Sanchez keeps things hurtling along down a road of desire and tentative trust. It seems evident that things could go off the tracks, but when they do there's some more interesting sparks — and a lot of conversation about the state of writing and literature today. While the show's title is titillating and they are strangers who steam things up — repeatedly — it's really the title of his blog, and a past that he might or might not want to move beyond. There's both humor and real emotion to be appreciated in this finely crafted production. Tickets: 513-421-3888
Mastrisimone's off-Broadway script from three decades ago (Extremities also became a 1986 movie starring Farrah Fawcett) comes at issues of sex and attraction from a far more serious and brutal angle. It's a significant a departure for Cincinnati Landmark, best known as a producer of safer, more mainstream fare, musicals and classical comedies. Raul (Will Reed) has been stalking three young women who share a house. He bursts in on Marjorie (Eileen Earnest), who we meet lounging around in a state of undress; he overpowers her, knowing her roommates won't be back for hours. But she turns the tables on him, and when Terry (Katey Blood) and Patricia (Rachel Mock) return, they find Marjorie menacing and torturing her foul-mouthed attacker, hogtied and imprisoned in a large fireplace. They are shocked by her violent turn, and their perspectives — Terry is shocked and fearful, while Patricia is pragmatic and overly analytical — provide various takes on the situation and its potential resolution. Their four-cornered battle unfolds in harsh, often unhinged arguments about motives, likely outcomes and fears. Some of these feel a tad dated in 2015, but that does not diminish the story's power. Earnest's searing performance as Marjorie and Reed's manipulative portrait of an intelligent, twisted man she insists on calling "The Animal" fuel the pounding pulse of this production of Extremities, staged by Tim Perrino. You're never sure how the battle will end, and that makes for good theater. Tickets: 513-241-6550
CCM Drama head Richard Hess calls David Edgar's Pentecost the British equivalent of Tony Kushner's Angels in America. Both are big-cast plays, stuffed full of language and contending philosophies. The discovery of a 13th-century mural in an Eastern European church threatens to upset the world of art history, but it also lights the match on conflicts that go well beyond — to geopolitics, religion, history and more. It's a heady script, with 26 roles speaking multiple languages, utterances that audiences have to intuit, just as the characters need to try to grasp one another's motives. Read more about Pentecost in my recent Curtain Call column. Like most CCM productions, this one (at UC's Patricia Corbett Theater) has a short weekend run; the final performance is a matinee on Sunday. Pentecost is an important play, an essential experience for serious theatergoers. Tickets: 513-556-4183
One more interesting piece of theater this weekend, inspired by Titus Kaphar's Vesper Project at the Contemporary Arts Center, a multi-part installation in which paintings are woven into the walls of a 19th-century American house in New England, the home of a mixed-race family. His exhibit there involves a true/false backstory and familiar/unfamiliar environments. The massive exhibit invites conversation, and that's what writer (and occasional CityBeat contributor) Stacy Sims has created after several discussions with the artist. She invited five local actors to work with her to respond to the piece, and the result, RETRACED: A theatrical conversation with the Vesper Project, will be performed three times this weekend at the CAC on Sixth Street in downtown Cincinnati, at noon and 3 p.m. on Saturday and at 1 p.m. on Sunday. Sims says, "While I have a strong idea of how the actors will move in and out of the space and intersect with each other, each of their individual stories will be deeply informed by their own personal narratives of race, power, privilege and home." Performances are free with gallery admission.
This weekend is your last chance to see the Cincinnati Playhouse's beautiful production of The Secret Garden, NKU's rendition of the comedy Moon Over Buffalo and New Edgecliff Theatre's well-acted staging of Frankie and Johnnie in the Clair de Lune.
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New Edgecliff Theatre's Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune is under way a week later than initially announced following some issues with its not-quite-ready new home in Northside. So it's been moved to the Essex Studio (2511 Essex Place, Walnut Hills), in a performance space routinely used by Cincinnati Actors Studio & Academy, a training group for teens. It was bit of hustle and strain to move a half-built set from Northside to Walnut Hills, but it fits nicely into CASA's black box. Rather than rattling around in a big old church sanctuary (Northside's work-in-progress Urban Artifact), NET's staging of Terrence McNally's 1987 romantic dramedy works beautifully in this more intimate space. But I suspect no matter where it was staged, the two-character show would be well received thanks to actors Sara Mackie and Dylan Shelton, smartly put through their paces by director Jared Doren. As lonely co-workers in a New York greasy spoon diner, they've finally connected — at least for a night. They're both kind of needy although in very different ways. Frankie, a sweet waitress, has been bruised by bad relationships and seems happy with her own insular existence; Johnny, the motor-mouthed short-order cook who can quote Shakespeare, is driven by angst and passion — filled with desperation that he doesn't have any more chances for romances. This naturally frightens Frankie, and their navigation through this minefield, full of passion and snark, makes audiences laugh and love them both. It's definitely worth seeing. Because of the move, it's a short run, just through Oct. 3. Tickets: 888-528-7311
The folks who run Falcon Theater, performing in Newport at the Monmouth Theatre (636 Monmouth St.) have staked a claim on comic musical satires — they've produced Debbie Does Dallas: The Musical, Poseidon: The Upside-Down Musical, Evil Dead: The Musical and several more. So they worked really hard to get the rights to Silence: The Musical, based on The Silence of the Lambs, the creepy 1991 movie about "Hannibal the Cannibal" starring Anthony Hopkins as a manipulative serial killer and Jodie Foster as the young FBI cadet who needs him to solve another serial murder. The musical version was a big hit at the 2005 New York International Fringe Festival and over the past decade it's become a cult favorite. It opens tonight and continues on weekends through Oct. 10. Tickets: 513-479-6783
The first production of the season at Northern Kentucky University, Ken Ludwig's Moon Over Buffalo, is a comedy about a pair of fading actors from the 1950s on tour in Buffalo. Their marriage is coming apart, but a famous movie director is coming to see their matinee and just might cast them in an upcoming feature. But everything goes wrong when they start confusing the two shows they're performing — Noël Coward's Private Lives and Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac. Tickets: 859-572-5464
Speaking of Cyrano, there's a fine production of it (not to be confused with anything else …) at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, with an excellent performance by company veteran Jeremy Dubin in the title role. It's onstage through Oct. 3. 513-381-2273. • Also closing on Oct. 3 is the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park's beautiful production of The Secret Garden, a musical based on a cherished novel from a century ago. This is one of the Playhouse's "family-friendly" productions — like A Christmas Carol — suitable for multiple generations. It looks great, and the talent onstage — much of it from Broadway — is top-notch. Tickets: 513-421-3888
If you haven't seen Rebecca Gilman's Luna Gale at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati, you really should try to get there this weekend for one of its final showings. This new play hat will make you uncomfortable because it's about a tough conflict with no obvious right or wrong — a custody fight over a baby between her irresponsible parents and her religiously conservative grandmother, refereed by an over-burdened social worker. The cast (including three former ETC apprentices who do a great job) is led by Annie Fitzpatrick as the weary social worker. She's especially good in this role, a woman trying to do the right thing who's thwarted at every turn. Final performance is 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets: 513-421-3555
Rick Pender's STAGE DOOR blog appears here every Friday. Find more theater reviews and feature stories here.
Actors are a big reason we go to see specific performances, and there are a couple of excellent choices onstage right now as several theaters are kicking off their 2015-2016 seasons. Of particular note is Annie Fitzpatrick, a familiar performer to audiences frequenting productions at Ensemble Theatre. She's playing Caroline, an over-burdened social worker in Luna Gale. Her character is caught in a custody tug of war involving a baby, the title character. Her immature parents are on one side, caught up in drugs and angry behavior; on the other side is Luna Gale's well-intentioned grandmother who's religiously conservative. Fitzpatrick portrays a beleaguered woman trying to do what's right, but constantly thwarted by the system in which she works. You feel this desperation deep down inside Caroline's character, in her physical presence, in her exasperated stares and sighs. Fitzpatrick is a marvel to watch. She's a major factor in my giving this production a Critic's Pick. (Note for the future: She'll be onstage next at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, Oct. 16-Nov. 7, playing Linda Loman in Death of a Salesman.) Luna Gale continues through Sept. 27. Tickets: 512-421-3555
Another veteran actor is shining at Cincinnati Shakespeare this month. Jeremy Dubin, a member of CSC's acting company for 16 seasons, is playing the swashbuckling poet Cyrano de Bergerac. The show is sometimes called a heroic comedy, and Dubin handles both parts of that phrase with aplomb. He makes Cyrano larger than life in his generosity and faithfulness, but he plays him with the requisite sense of humor — especially in scenes involving Cyrano's oversized nose, a convincing prosthetic created for Dubin's performance. He has excelled in roles both comic and serious; Cyrano draws on both. Read more about this play and Cincy Shakes' production in my recent column. Tickets: 513-621
One more excellent acting performance worth catching: Caitlin Cohn as 10-year-old Mary Lennox in The Secret Garden at the Cincinnati Playhouse. She's actually a college student (New York University), but the petite actress is wholly convincing as the ornery, bright and eventually loving orphan who finds the warmth of nature and shares it with her grieving uncle. Cohn is doing an audacious job with a challenging role. Tickets: 513-421-3888
If you were planning to see New Edgecliff Theatre's production of Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune this weekend, you need to put it in neutral. Due to some technical delays with NET's new home at Urban Artifact (1622 Blue Rock Road, Northside) the company is moving the production to a different venue and delaying performances for a week. It's not scheduled to be presented at Essex Studios (2511 Essex Place, Walnut Hills) opening Sept. 24 and continuing through Oct. 3. NET is contacting people who already had reservations. If you don't have tickets yet, call now: 888-421-7311
A few quick notes: Showbiz Players, a dependable community theater company that likes satirical shows, is presenting The Rocky Horror Show at the Carnegie in Covington, through Sept. 26. Tickets: 859-957-1940 … Performance Gallery, an avant-garde troupe of performers that's been a steady contributor to the Cincinnati Fringe, is reprising its production from the 2015 Fringe, Shirtzencockle, at Know Theatre on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8 p.m. It's a surreal, magical, ridiculous blind of folk and fairy tales. Tickets: 513-300-5669 … Kate Tombaugh, who studied opera at UC's CCM (and trained in numerous other places) is presenting her one-woman show, It Just Takes One. It portrays the roller-coaster story of a young woman in her 20s seeking a career in opera while struggling to find a social life. A benefit for the Charitable Care Fund at Children's Hospital, it's being presented at St. Thomas Episcopal Church (100 Miami Ave., Terrace Park) on Friday evening at 8 p.m. and in 2 p.m. matinees on Saturday and Sunday.
Rick Pender's STAGE DOOR blog appears here every Friday. Find more theater reviews and feature stories here.
The fall theater season is fully under way. I've seen several productions that I can recommend, starting with Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's staging of Luna Gale. The story focuses on a weary social worker caught on the horns of a horrible dilemma — a custody battle between teen parents with drug issues and a zealously religious grandmother — with veteran actress Annie Fitzpatrick turning in another outstanding acting performance. The production is also an impressive reminder of the fine work ETC has been doing for 30 years since three actors in Luna Gale were ETC apprentices a year ago. The award-winning Luna Gale is being produced at many theaters across America this season, but I can't imagine that any of those productions will be better than the one we have right here in Cincinnati. I gave it a Critic's Pick. Through Sept. 27. Tickets: 513-421-3555
Last night I was at the Playhouse for The Secret Garden opening its 56th season. While this is a story about a 10-year-old girl, it's quite serious and thoughtful. Orphaned and seemingly headed for unhappiness, she finds redemption in nature and friendship, bringing others along on her path to a better place through abandoned garden that comes back to life. In my review, I suggest that this production might be a bit too complex and impressionistic for kids, but the show is physically beautiful and gorgeous musically. Caitlin Cohn's performance as Mary Lennox is impressive; she's a student at New York University, but quite convincing as a young girl. The cast features two CCM musical theater grads, Adam Monley and Carlyn Connolly, and a raft of polished New York veterans. Through Oct. 3. Tickets: 513-241-3888
If you're a fan of the music of the '60s and '70s, you're likely to love the touring production of Motown: The Musical currently rattling the rafters at the Aronoff Center (through Sept. 20). The hardworking cast does a great job of recreating the sounds of Motown — The Four Tops, The Temptations, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Diana Ross and the Supremes, The Jackson Five, Marvin Gaye, and many more. The play in which this is presented, however, is not so stimulating — Motown founder Barry Gordy's story was written by (you guessed it) Barry Gordy, and it all feels pretty self-serving. But the music is great, and it comes at you hot and heavy — nearly 60 songs, although many are in medleys or shortened versions. Nevertheless, it's a great reminder of the Pop tunes that kept American singing and dancing several decades ago. Tickets: 513-621-2787
The Covedale Center is offering an ambitious staging of a great musical, A Chorus Line, with some fine dancing in its own right. This is a very moving show about people who put themselves "on the line" to do something they love. It's still powerful after 40 years, and Cincinnati Landmark Productions has done a fine job with this one. (Through Sept. 27. Tickets: 513-241-6550
There's a lot of laughter at Know Theatre this weekend where the Cincinnati Improv Festival is underway. I understand that there aren't many tickets left, but if you're a fan of this branch of comedy, you should call to see if you can get in. Shows tonight and Saturday. Tickets: 513-300-5669
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There's a lot more coming next week, once we get past Labor Day, but right now there's just one theater locally with a production onstage. That's the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts. Artistic Director Tim Perrino has been reminding everyone that just because Cincinnati Landmark Productions has opened the Incline Theatre, don't think that the Covedale has shut down. In fact, it has an ambitious line-up of shows, and the opening production is already under way, A Chorus Line. I haven't seen this production of it yet, but I will tell you that it's a show that really lit my interest in musical theater. It was a Broadway hit back in 1975, and I saw a touring production of it in Cleveland in 1978. I had next to no income at the time — and tickets for subsequent performances were pretty well sold out anyway — but I told several friends that in a perfect world, I would have gone back to see it again. I had to wait a few years for that to happen, but this story of aspiring performers grabs me every time I see it. It's the story of eager young dancers trying to get into the chorus of an upcoming Broadway production. The group is narrowed to 17, but the ultimate goal is four men and four women. The songs are rooted in each dancer's personal story: Some are amusing, some are heart wrenching — all are painfully true. At the end, they all coalesce into "One (Singular Sensation)," a stunning finale that has all the individuals we've met together, dancing as one. It's a wonderful metaphor about the passion to perform and to be part of a larger whole. A Chorus Line at the Covedale has performances this weekend and continues through Sept. 27. Tickets: 513-241-6550.
Last evening I drove to Louisville where Actors Theatre is opening its 2015-2016 season with a superb production of August Wilson's Seven Guitars, one of his "Century Cycle" plays chronicling African-American life in Pittsburgh across the decades of the 20th century. This one, set in the late 1940s, swirls around a promising young Blues singer, Floyd "Schoolboy" Barton, who has been offered a recording contract just after his release from a 90-day stint in jail. The play opens with his funeral then circles back through scenes reminiscing about his life and six vividly different people who were close to him — three women and three men. The cast is powerful, and the minutely detailed setting, a desolate backyard in Pittsburgh's Hill District (inspired by the art of African-American painter and collagist Romare Bearden) is a sight to behold. Seven Guitars blends humor, lyricism and tragedy. Although several of Wilson's remarkable plays have been stage in Cincinnati, Seven Guitars — winner of the New York Drama Critics' Circle award for best play in 1996 and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award — has not been produced locally. So you might want to make a run down I-71 to Louisville between now and Sept. 20 to see this. This production is definitely worth the trip. Tickets: 502-584-1205.
Rick Pender's STAGE DOOR blog appears here every Friday. Find more theater reviews and feature stories here.
Queen City Flash's performances of The Complete Tom, from Mark Twain's tales about Tom Sawyer, are both outside-the-box and — literally — outside, popping up in different area parks for each evening their final romp with Tom Sawyers, Detective, is being presented. In this installment (the fourth of four), Tom and Huck Finn set out to clear a friend implicated in a murder. To catch one of these free performances, you need to reserve a ticket at queencityflash.com. At 4 p.m. on the day of the show, you'll receive an email with details of the "secret" outdoor location. The production, creatively staged by Bridget Leak, features six actors who play multiple roles using puppets and quick costume changes.
Another outdoor adventure is in store for you if you track down a FREE Shakespeare in the Park performance of a modern-dress staging of Romeo and Juliet this weekend. You'll find one at Seasongood Pavilion in Eden Park on Friday, another at the McDonald Commons Park Shelter in Madeira on Saturday and a third at Keehner Park in West Chester on Sunday; all performances are at 7 p.m. This series is produced by Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and it will be toured (as will a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream) to local schools, community centers and other venues through May 2016.
If you prefer to sit in a theater, head to Covington where The Carnegie has a head start on the theater season with its mid-August production: Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's innovative Company, onstage through Sunday. Even though the show has been around for 45 years, its outside-the-box approach — no beginning-middle-end story, in particular, but rather a central character, Robert, who's turning 35 but remains disconnected, despite his married friends pushing help toward relationships — seems timely. Although the Carnegie's actors are a tad young and don't really feel like the New Yorkers who Furth's script portrayed, they do a good job with the songs, and Zachary Huffman does a fine job with the central role. Here's my CityBeat review. It's onstage through Sunday. Tickets: 859-957-1940
Theater slows down this time of year as most local companies are readying to launch their 2015-2016 seasons in September. You'll find two newish productions on local stages — Company at The Carnegie in Covington and 9 to 5 at the Incline in East Price Hill. Stephen Sondheim's Company is a solid production with a nice turn by Zachary Huffman in the central role of Robert. There are lots of well-performed tunes by a young cast and some able musicians. Here's my review. I'm not so enthusiastic about the third show of the Incline's inaugural season: 9 to 5 is a weak offering after the successes of The Producers and 1776. That's largely due to a script that's pretty stale and silly, as I mentioned in my review. It's based on a 1980 movie about a chauvinistic boss and three women who give him his comeuppance. Dolly Parton played a feisty secretary in the movie and had a hit with its title song. When the movie became a 2009 stage musical, she wrote the songs. They don't add much. Cincinnati Landmark must have pulled out all the stops for the first two shows this summer; this one looks like they cut some corners. These two productions continue through Aug. 30.
This is the final weekend for Hundred Days at Know Theatre. This Rock opera has been an unqualified hit for the 18-year-old Over-the-Rhine venue. I gave it a Critic's Pick and I've talked with several friends who have gone back to see it a second time. Abigail and Shaun Bengson sing their way through a tragic love affair — a marriage cut short by a terminal disease — that ends up feeling pretty joyous since they choose to celebrate their "100 days" as if it was the 60-year marriage they had hoped for. Great concept, great execution. Get a ticket if you can: 513-300-5669
Rick Pender's STAGE DOOR blog appears here every Friday. Find more theater reviews and feature stories here.
Know Theatre's Hundred Days is not running for 100 days. In fact, it has only seven more performances, so I urge you to get your tickets now if you haven't seen it yet. (I say this in part because I've now heard from three acquaintances that they liked the show so much they've purchased tickets to go back to watch a devoted couple deal with a marriage that's foreshortened by illness. So I'm sure some performances are getting very full.) David Lyman gave it a good review in the Enquirer, and I attached a Critic's Pick to my CityBeat commentary, so we agree — and I suspect you might, too. Abigail and Shawn Bengson, the performers and creators of Hundred Days, are full of energy and passion, and their backup musicians are infected with the same spirit. Next Wednesday (July 19) is a free admission performance, which is likely to be very full. Tickets ($25 in advance): 513-300-5669
This is the final weekend for Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's very funny show, The Complete History of America (Abridged), featuring three very funny performers — Amanda McGee, Justin McCombs and Geoffrey Barnes. I don't think you'll leave the theater knowing more about American history, but you'll understand our willingness to poke fun at ourselves and others. It has some moments that fall flat, but that's to be expected in two hours of non-stop efforts at hilarity. When they hit it, the show is a laugh-out-loud riot. Final performance is Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets: 513-381-2273
Cincy Shakes' FREE Shakespeare in the Park continues this weekend with performances of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Dunham Arts Center in West Price Hill (this one is actually an indoor performance) on Saturday at 2 p.m. and at Covington's Linden Grove Cemetery on Sunday at 7 p.m. (Not that you want or need to drive to Portsmouth, Ohio, to see a performance, but the troupe is there tonight — showing just how far they're willing to go to advance the cause of Shakespeare.)
I wish I could tell you that 9 to 5, the third musical in the inaugural season at the Warsaw Federal Incline Theater, is as entertaining or well done as its predecessors, The Producers and 1776. But it isn't. Nevertheless, based on the strength of the season so far and the novelty of going to a brand-new theater most of the tickets for this lightweight musical have already been snatched up. It's based on a movie from the 1980s that featured Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin. Parton's countrified tunes, written for the musical not the movie (which did feature her hit song of the same title), are mildly entertaining, but the story is full of clichéd stereotypes about "working girls" who struggle to work with a chauvinistic boss. The real Parton makes a video appearance, but it's not quite enough. Through Aug. 30. Tickets: 513-241-6550
Rick Pender's STAGE DOOR blog appears here every Friday. Find more theater reviews and feature stories here.
Hundred Days, a Folk Rock Opera onstage at Know Theatre, continues to be the go-to show of the summer. The story of a marriage that gets short-circuited by a fatal illness turns into a joyous 75-minute concert music written and performed by the dynamic duo of Abigail and Shaun Bengson, with five musicians and singers behind them. Rather than wallow in grief about having only 100 days, they celebrate their love by condensing what they imagine 60 years of life might have held. It's a lovely story, told in an imaginative, contemporary way. Read my CityBeat review, which gave it a "Critic's Pick." Tickets: 513-300-5669
Cincinnati Shakespeare has three excellent comic actors onstage at the moment who know how to wring every possible laugh out of a satiric script. Geoffrey Barnes, Justin McCombs and Amanda McGee are performing The Complete History of America (Abridged), another script by the zany trio who wrote The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged). I think this one tries a little too hard to be hilarious, so a few moments feel kind of lame, but these three players manage to pick things up, make a little fun of themselves and move right on with more gags, jokes, pratfalls, spit takes and costume changes. It's an evening of hilarity. Here's my CityBeat review. Through Aug. 15. Tickets: 513-381-2273
Cincy Shakes' FREE Shakespeare in the Park tour continues this weekend with a 7 p.m. performances of Romeo and Juliet at Cottell Park in Deerfield (Friday) and the Community Park Pavilion in Milford (Sunday) as well as A Midsummer Night's Dream — at the Community Pavilion in Glenwood Gardens, a Hamilton County Park.
Finally, if you're willing to drive to Dayton for the Human Race Theatre Company's first-ever Festival of New Works. The weekend offers a collection of readings of five scripts — three plays and two musicals — by local, national and international writers. The lineup includes full readings of Have You Ever Played, Dayton?, a play by Robb Willoughby, and Mann … and Wife, a musical by Douglas J. Cohen and Dan Elish based on the latter's novel Nine Wives. There will also be three 30-minute "snapshot" readings: Karen Righter's play, The Day After Epiphany; Central Park Tango, a musical by Nicky Phillips and Robert Gontier; and Scott Stoney's adaptation of Some Self-Evident Truths, a play based on the journals of Lucille Wheat and Lois Davies. Open talkbacks with the creative teams follow the readings. The "snapshots" (Saturday at 8 p.m.) are presented and ticketed as a group. Readings will be held in the 60-seat Caryl D. Philips Creativity Center of The Human Race and The 212-seat Loft Theatre in downtown Dayton. Info: 937-228-3630 or humanracetheatre.org
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The current population of Emery County is 11,415 with the median age of 34. Emery County's median household income is $54,108, and the average household net worth is $329,867.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Emery County by age group. In Emery County, the male-to-female ratio is 5,804:5,611, which is 2% higher than the ratio of Utah, which is 1,485,468:1,468,985. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Emery County, has 19% less property crime than Utah, and is 13% below the nation's average. Emery County, has 2% less personal crime than Utah and when compared to that of United States, Emery County is 53% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Emery County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Emery County, 86% of people are married and 14% of people are single. The percent of people married is 5% higher than the ratio of Utah, which is 81%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Emery County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Emery County is $54,108, which is 9% lower than that of Utah ($59,474). Income data for Emery County is sourced from census, 2015.
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Reduce Packaging/ Combine Orders http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14086&th=2802#msg_14086 <![CDATA[My metal parts used to come in a nice small package wrapped with a plastic film and attached to a flap of the slim cardboard box. Now they are coming in boxes that are altogether too big for the items, filled with styrofoam peanuts. When two of my orders arrive on the same day, I get TWO of these boxes despite the fact that all the stuff would fit in one box.

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 my next suggestion is to reduce packaging size for metal objects-- if they are going to break in transit then they're too delicate to begin with.

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Señora Wilfrida is one of the members, who tells us that her work is sewing and decoration. She has been married to Señor Jorge for 5 years, and she has a son who is 3 years old. Wilfrida dreams of setting up a store to sell clothing and decorations and to succeed this way in offering a better life style to her family and also to continue helping her husband with the household expenses.
She is applying for the loan to purchase the resources that she uses for work, such as fabrics, threads, elastic, scissors, sewing accessories, and other items. She, like her friends, is grateful to Fundación Paraguaya and to Kiva.
La sra. Wilfrida es una de las miembros, quien nos cuneta que se dedica a la costura y decoracion, ella está casada con el Señor Jorge hace 5 años, tiene un hijo de 3 años.. Wilfrida sueña con habilitar un salon de venta de ropas y decoracion y lograr asi brindar un mejor estilo de vida a su familia y tambien seguir ayudando a su marido ocn los gastos de la casa.
Ella solicita el crédito para la compra de los elementos de trabajo que usa, como ser telas, hilos, goma, tijera, acesorio de costura y demás insumos. Ella al igual que sus amigas, agradecen a la fundación paraguaya y a kiva.
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About Fundación ParaguayaFundación Paraguaya is a financially self-sustaining social enterprise that promotes entrepreneurship in urban and rural areas through microfinance, education programs, and more. Its focus on agriculture has helped many farmers boost their crop yields. And a number of other borrowers have taken out loans to start and grow social businesses that have helped deliver eyeglasses, medicines and other helpful services in their local communities.
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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
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