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Plays for Young Audiences Take Root "Off the Hill"
Rick Pender
0 Comments · Wednesday, October 30, 2013
When I mention the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, you likely think of the theater that sits on the hilltop above Mount Adams...But the folks who run the Playhouse know that new audiences must be continuously cultivated, and for that reason, they deliver performances through a program they call "Off the Hill," which tours shows for young audiences to community arts centers across the Tristate.
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Passing of Knowledge
Rick Pender
0 Comments · Wednesday, October 2, 2013
A change in leadership is under way at Over-the-Rhine's Know Theatre. Eric Vosmeier, producing artistic director for the past half-dozen years, is gradually handing over the reins to resident scenic and lighting designer Andrew Hungerford. Know, an adventurous and occasionally chaotic organization that began in 1997, is handling this evolution in a surprisingly orderly fashion.
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Haunting Tales, Flying High
Rick Pender
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Occasionally I like to discuss where plays and musicals come from. We have two interesting examples locally this month: a touring production of Ghost the Musical at the Aronoff and the Cincinnati Playhouse's regional premiere of Fly, a historical drama presented with imaginative staging.
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Things Known and Unknown — Upcoming Shows at Know Theatre
Rick Pender
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 21, 2013
A year ago, Know Theatre announced a strategic plan to shift away from being a traditional company offering annual seasons. Instead, Know announces programming on a rolling basis. That led to a lighter-than-expected stretch in 2012 and 2013, which nonetheless featured several excellent productions.
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0 Comments · Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Visual arts, dance, vocal arts, classical music, theater and film listings to help you stock your calendar with something other than your Netflix queue.
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A Knowing Season (and More) Is Announced
The pickings have been kind of slim at Know Theatre over the past year. The quality has been high (the staging of When the Rain Stops Falling was one of the best shows onstage locally during 2013, and Mike Bartlett's Cock offered a showcase of strong acting), but the works have felt few and far between. So today's announcement from Producing Artistic Director Eric Vosmeier of a full schedule that's already under way and extends beyond the typical end of the 2013-2014 season is welcome news. Here's what's in store following Lauren Gunderson's Macbeth-inspired comedy Toil and Trouble (presently onstage through Aug. 24): Bull by Mike Bartlett (Nov. 1-30): Yes, it's another piece by the playwright of Cock, making Know the first U.S. theater to produce both pieces by the British writer. Both use a stripped-down aesthetic — no props and no scenery make for a lot of onstage intensity regarding characters and their relationships. This one is the story of three mid-level executives who compete for two corporate positions. Brian Robertson, who also staged Cock, returns to direct this one, and George Alexander, one of the four actors in the earlier show, will perform in this one, too. The Naughty List (Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings, Dec. 1-30): OTRImprov, an improvisational comedy troupe that's part of Know's Jackson Street Market, will hold forth in the courtyard at Arnold's Bar & Grill in downtown Cincinnati for the holidays. Combining long- and short-form improv, the performers will offer a very irreverent take on the holidays — with the help of audience suggestions and participation. Pluto (Jan. 24-Feb. 22, 2014): Know's former artistic director Jason Bruffy comes back to town to stage a poignant and evocative new script by Steve Yockey. The production is part of a rolling world premiere through the National New Play Network, and it will feature two excellent local professionals, Annie Fitzpatrick and Tori Wiggins. An ordinary day in a suburban home takes a strange turn following a local tragedy, what with all hell breaking loose. Know's publicity says the show "explores tragedy, loss and the way love can blind us to the truth." TBD (April 4-May 10, 2014): Know is holding a slot for a production to be announced later. You can be sure it will be another script with the ink still drying. Cincinnati Fringe Festival (May 27-June 7, 2014): The 11th annual Fringe will be back with 12 days of theater, music, dance, film, art — and a lot of stuff in between that kind of defies simple description. Applications for performers will be accepted starting Sept. 1, 2013 (through Dec. 6). Info: www.cincyfringe.com. Moby Dick (Fall 2014): Playwright Julian Rad adapted Herman Melville's great American novel for an Off-Off-Broadway production in 2003. Michael Burnham, recently retired from a long career as a professor of drama at UC's College-Conservatory of Music, will co-direct the show with designer Andrew Hungerford. The tale of revenge and obsession with Captain Ahab pursuing the great white whale that maimed him has been stripped to its essence for what promises to be a highly theatrical endeavor that uses sea chanteys and creative staging. In addition to these full-scale productions, Know has announced several Fringe "encores," the return of shows that were hits during the festival's 10th iteration back in June. Jon Kovach will repeat his powerful one-man show based on Ron Jones' The Wave (Aug. 26-27); comedian/storyteller/singer Kevin Thornton will present Stairway to Kevin (Sept. 6 and 13); and Paul Strickland's one-man trailer park fairytale comedy, Ain't True and Uncle False (Oct. 11-12). Tickets for the full-productions are $15 in advance, and $20 the week of the performance; Fringe "encore" tickets are $12. Know offers sets of six-show flex passes for $90 that do not expire. They can be exchanged for tickets for any of these productions. For more information: 513-300-5669 or www.knowtheatre.com.
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The Drama Workshop Is Rolling Strikes at the Glenmore
Rick Pender
1 Comment · Wednesday, July 31, 2013
There's no place like home. That mantra has put several Cincinnati area community theaters in a good place: Owning a facility means scheduling flexibility, room to rehearse and the opportunity to grow.
Jon Kovach Still Lighting up Area Stages
Harper Lee
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 19, 2013
As the Sitwell's Coffee House crowd buzzes around him, Jon Kovach calmly ticks off his lengthy list of commitments for the approaching summer.
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Your Weekend To Do List: 6/7-6/9
The 2013 Cincinnati Fringe Festival wraps up this weekend with final performances Friday and Saturday. If you still haven't checked out any of the freaky, funny, unique performances in this 10th annual fest, go here to check out show reviews and find a full schedule and festival guide. Cincinnati Rollergirls host their last home game of the season at the Cincinnati Gardens Saturday. The 'girls face Kitchener, Ontario's Tri-City Roller Girls in a double-header that kicks off at 7 p.m. And it's Fan Appreciation Night, so expect plenty of free CRG goodies throughout the night! Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 at the door ($15/$17 for courtside seats). Happy Hour (dolla dolla beers, y'all) starts at 6 p.m. Find tickets and more info here. Last weekend, teams of filmmakers throughout Cincinnati (and across 125 other participating cities throughout the world) participated in the 48 Hour Film Project, requiring them to write, shoot and edit a movie in just two days. On Friday, they received a movie genre, character, prop and a line of dialogue to include in the short film and the rest was up to them — the finished product had to be completed by Sunday. This Sunday, the public can check out the eclectic mix of results at the Thompson House. Screenings take place at 1:30 p.m., 4:15 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and admission is $10 for a single screening group, $30 for the whole day. Short Vine in Corryville is on its way to becoming the next happenin' spot in the local arts scene. Don't believe me? Check out the opening of 71 Gallery (2609 Vine St.) 5-10 p.m. Friday. Local artist Tony Dotson has created the space for outsider artists like himself as well as graphic designers. The gallery's debut artist is Eye Candy Design agency's Janet Berberich, who also works on Short Vine. Berberich also helped develop Artbeat on Short Vine, a monthly event that also kicks off Friday. Check out our feature on Dotson and Berberich here. Date Night Movies return to Washington park Saturdays this Summer but don't let the event name fool you — anyone can enjoy these free, open-air films. The movies run 9-11 p.m. every Saturday through Aug. 17 (no movies Aug. 3-10). This week's selection is the 1954 mystery classic, Rear Window. Go here for a full lineup of summer events at Washington Park.For more stuff to do this weekend, check out our To Do picks full calendar and Rick Pender's Stage Door for weekend theater offerings.
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Your Weekend To Do List: 5/31-6/2
Photography's bad boy, Tyler Shields, returns to Cincinnati for another exhibit at Miller Gallery, kicked off with an opening reception in Over-the-Rhine Friday. Known for his controversial celebrity photos, Shields last exhibited at Miller Gallery in October as part of FotoFocus. Now he's back showing off his latest collection of photos, Suspense, featuring images of people falling, floating and flipping across striking backgrounds. Friday's opening is a pop-up gallery party at the Hanke Building (1130 Main St., OTR). VIP $50 tickets grant 8 p.m. admission, free valet parking, an open bar and photo op with Shields. General admission from 9 p.m.-midnight is $10 and includes three drink tickets. It's sure to be a super party and a great chance to brush shoulders with the "who's who" of the art community. Proceeds benefit Flashes of Hope, a national nonprofit with the mission to photograph every child with cancer until every child is cured. Buy tickets here or bring cash at the door. Across the river in Newport, Powerhouse Factories celebrates music festival season with a Summer Shindig Friday. Enjoy live music from The Pinstripes, a great view from Powerhouse's patio, great deals on the factory's excellent assortment music posters (BOGO half-off) and frosty beers from MadTree Brewery. The free party runs 6 p.m.-midnight. The Fringe Festival continues this weekend (through June 8), with plenty of original, unusual and just plan weird theater performances throughout the city. Go here for performance reviews, a complete festival schedule and the official festival guide. And getcho Fringe on! The 46th annual Summerfair takes over Coney Island Friday-Sunday. This festival, one of the oldest continuous art fairs in the country, features more than 300 fine artists, crafters, youth arts organizations and performers exhibiting and selling photographs, pottery, textiles, jewelry and much more. Are you a Shark or a Jet? A Greaser or a Soc? A Mod or a Rocker? Do you rock a scooter or a motorcycle? Either way, folks from "both sides of the tracks" will come together this weekend for the Queen City Mods & Rockers Rally, a weekend-long event to promote unity between both types of motor enthusiasts. Events include family-friendly rides, a pin-up girl contest, a bike rally, happy hour, a group breakfast and more. A $30 pass gets you admission to all the three-day events. Go here for more info. For more art, shows, festivals, concerts and events to check out this weekend, peep our To Do picks full calendar.
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I bought this stuff on a whim because it was on sale. I'm so glad I did it is DELICIOUS!!!!!!!
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Barefoot Sandal
Lion Brand® Microspun
Pattern Number: W50569 Make these simple 'thong' sandals and highlight your feet!
SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: One Size
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910-143 Microspun Yarn: Lavender
Warm-toned lavender
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Lion Brand Crochet Hook - Size G-6 (4 mm)
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Two 5/8 inches [15mm} shank buttons
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Note: If piece is too long for foot skip Row 8 by working sl st to center of second ch sp on Row 7, then working work Row 9.
String button onto yarn, push back until ready to use.
Ch 6, join with sl st to form a buttonhole loop.
Row 1 Ch 36, slide button down and leave at end of row, sc in second ch from hook and across to loop for ankle strap, end off - 35 sts.
Row 2 Attach yarn with sc in 11th st from last st of previous row, sc in next 14 sts -15 sts.
Row 3 Ch 6 (counts as dc and ch 3 sp), [sk 1 st, dc in next st, ch 3] across - 8 dc and 7 ch-sp.
Row 4 Sl st to center of first ch 3 sp, ch 6 (counts as dc and ch 3 sp), dc in center of next ch 3 sp, (ch 3, dc in next ch 3 sp) across, leave remaining sts unworked - 7 dc and 6 ch-sp.
Row 5 Repeat row 4 - 6 dc and 5 ch-sp.
Row 6 Repeat row 4 - 5 dc and 4 ch-sp.
Row 7 Repeat row 4 - 4 dc and 3 ch-sp.
Row 8 Sl st to center first ch 3 sp, ch 3 (counts as dc), dc in center of next ch 3 sp twice - 3 dc.
Row 9 Sl st in first st, sc in center dc.
Row 10 Turn, sc in sc.
Row 11 Turn, sc in sc, ch 8, sl st into same sc to for toe loop, end off.
Weave in ends
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Consistenly, some of the highest grades for health care news stories awarded by HealthNewsReview.org have gone to the LA Times' Healthy Skeptic column. You can do a Google search or a search of our site to see some of what we've written about this column. But no more. Author Chris Woolston posted this note on the Reporting on Health blog (re-posted here with his permission):
After nearly six years, the Los Angeles Times has dropped my Healthy Skeptic column. Im not surprised. Im just amazedand gratefulthat it lasted so long.
The columnfreelanced from my home in Billings, Montanatook a scientific look at brand-name health products, often with unflattering results. At a time when newspapers are hemorrhaging ad revenue, taking a critical look at Nestle or Swanson Vitamins probably wasnt a solid business move. But my editor Rosie Mestel supported me from the very start, and we plowed ahead, through good products and bad.
The approach was simple. I would find a health product that made bold or interesting claims. No shortage of those. Then I would interview at least two independent experts who could shed light on those claims. When possible, Id also check the medical literature. (Some productsionic foot baths for one were too goofy to have much presence on Medline.) I would also try to get comments from someone at the company, an often frustrating pursuit.
Some products easily passed the plausibility test. Probiotics really can prevent diarrhea, vitamins really can protect against macular degeneration, and a toothpaste containing a cocoa extract may really help strengthen teeth and prevent cavities.
But others never did show much promise. Experts laughed when I asked if pendants could shield against radiation or if Kinoki foot pads could really suck toxins through the soles of the feet. Detoxifying infrared saunas, electric ab belts, homeopathic cold remedieslots of products never really got off the runway of reason.
Oh, I got feedback: Companies complained about hatchet jobs and hit pieces. But my editor Rosie always had my back. Heres part of her response to a disgruntled skin care company: Neither Chris nor the L.A. Times Health staff would have an interest in suppressing data so they could slam a product. We are actually interested in learning what products make sense to buy and which do not, and some of the products get favorable reviews. The name of the columnHealthy Skepticpretty much sums up its purpose, which is to approach consumer health claims with healthy skepticism, not credulousness on the one hand nor out-of-hand dismissal on the other. How great is that?
I also heard from some readers who questioned my approach. Why didnt I personally try more of the products or at least interview real customers? In fact, I did test-drive a few products. I really did wear a Kinoki foot pad overnight, I worked out (briefly) with a Shake Weight, and, in one of my favorite columns, I wore a human pheromone, designed to attract the opposite sex, with thoroughly disappointing results.
As I told one reader, the Healthy Skeptic tried to take a scientific view, and a one-person test isnt scientific. I didnt have the resources to set up double-blind trials. But I think I was still able to find information that readers could really use, information that often wasnt available anywhere else. When expert opinion and the medical literature suggest that a product is making false promisesthats something worth knowing.
Ultimately, the column became a casualty of a newspaper reorganization. Such things happen. I want to thank Rosieand later Karen Kaplan for such excellent guidance and support. Thanks also to Gary Schwitzer and the other folks at HealthNewsReview.org for paying attention. And thanks to the many experts for their insights, opinions and yes, some good laughs.
Bogus health products can be funnyassuming everyone is in on the joke. But when people dont have enough information to protect themselves, worthless pills and gadgets can be truly dangerous. Although the column is gone, healthy skepticism is as important as ever.
That was a gracious, no-whining note from a columnist whose work – in that forum – will be missed. What a shame that a major newspaper can't find space for that kind of work anymore. But, as Woolston himself wrote, it's not surprising. Not given the current news industry.
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With your good grades, hopefully you can find another journalistic home, in print or online. Thanks for the great work.
Will miss the column – hope to see it reincarnated somewhere else, and soon
Thanks, this is pretty interesting. I wonder if Healthy Skeptic could make it, financially, as an independent blog?
I'm grateful for your efforts to promote healthy skepticism. (I'm teaching a course on Healthy Skepticism at Cal State LA.)
Hi Chris – Wonder if you'd like us to publish your columns? We're a medical education firm. Aim: teach consumers how to identify and avoid unnecessary medical care. Employers purchase subscriptions for their employees. We'd be happy to publish your Healthy Skeptic column. http://www.TheMedicalGuide.net. Have a look and let me know. Gary Fradin, President. firstname.lastname@example.com


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This is a complete list of films edited by Jeffrey Wolf, listed alphabetically by name. All released movies edited by Jeffrey Wolf are listed here along with movie trailers when available. Film editors are an essential part of the film making process, but they're often overlooked since they work behind the scenes. You can find additional information about these movies, such as who directed them and who starred in the films. Use this list to find out what movies Jeffrey Wolf edited as well as how many movies Jeffrey Wolf edited. All Jeffrey Wolf editor credits are included.
This poll contains movies like Billy Madison and Life.
This list can answer the questions "What movies did Jeffrey Wolf edit?" and "How many films has Jeffrey Wolf edited?"
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A Dirty Shame Selma Blair, Johnny Knoxville, Chris Isaak
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A.C.O.D. Jessica Alba, Amy Poehler, Mary Elizabeth Winstead
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Bachelorette Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher, Lizzy Caplan
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Beautiful Girls Natalie Portman, Uma Thurman, Rosie O'Donnell
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Billy Madison Adam Sandler, Steve Buscemi, Chris Farley
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Cecil B. Demented Maggie Gyllenhaal, Melanie Griffith, Alicia Witt
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Downtown Express Nellie McKay, Philippe Quint, Carolyn McCormick
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First Sunday Ice Cube, Tracy Morgan, Katt Williams
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Holes Shia LaBeouf, Sigourney Weaver, Patricia Arquette
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Life Eddie Murphy, Poppy Montgomery, Martin Lawrence
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Madeline Frances McDormand, Nigel Hawthorne, Jasmine Guy
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Personal: Coach Pierce has been married to his wife Chandra for 18 years. They have two children, Tristan and Kaedyn
Professional: Coach Pierce is currently in his 4th year coaching at Branson with the first three seasons as a varsity assistant and now is the head Junior High coach
Education: 2 years Hutchinson Community College. B.S. degree from Kansas State University 1996
Coaching Experience: 18 years of high school coaching experience at various schools including: Frankfort, KS, Poplar Bluff, MO, Hollister, MO.
Personal: Married to wife 23 years. Three boys- 17, 14, and 4
Professional: Special Education Teacher, Republic High School
Education: BS in Education MO ST 1996
Coaching Experience: 22 years. High School football coach. Republic 10 years,
Marionville 2 years, Osceola 5 years (3 as head coach), Parkview 1 year, Springfield Catholic 1 year, Strafford 1 year, Central 1 year, and Willard 1 year.
Personal: Married to Cheryl for 16 years. Has 2 daughters, Mia and Ami
Professional: Head Coach Kickapoo High School
Education: BS from Pittsburg State University, MSED William Woods University
Coaching Experience: Head Football Coach
Kickapoo High School (2015 to Present), (1998-2006), Republic High School (2007-2012), Webb City High School(1990-1996)
Assistant Coach Webb City High School(1988-89), Coffeyville Community College(1997)
Personal: Mike and his wife Gwyn will be celebrating 34 years of marriage this summer. They are the parents of four Children: Jonathan, Benjamin, Eden and Maty.
Professional: Mike Mauk will complete his 36th year in the field of Education this spring. He is completing his first year teaching and coaching at Glendale High School
Education: Graduated from Ashland University (OH) with a major in Comprehensive Business Education and earned his Master of Sport Science degree in Sport Management from the United State Sports Academy in Daphne, Alabama.
Coaching Experience: Head Football Coach for 29 year at Kenton High School (OH)l and also served as Athletic Director for 14 years. Prior to that, he taught and coached 2 years at both Bluffton High School (OH) and Dublin High School (OH). Actively involved in the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association for 24 years. He served as Regional Director, Treasurer and Clinic Director of Americas Great Football Clinic. He was the president in 1996.
Personal: Coach Hays and his wife Joanna have been married for 8 years and have three children,
Mia, Luke, and Kali
Education: Graduated from Union High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma and was part of three Oklahoma 6A State
Runner-Up teams. After high school, Hays went on to Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Mo where he earned a Bachelors degree in social studies
education and Masters in education.
Playing Experience: While at SBU, played wide receiver and was a four-year letterman
Professional: Coach Hays is entering his 6th season as the head football coach
and offensive coordinator of the Parkview Vikings. During his tenure at Parkview his teams have won 28 games, including 5
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Oklahoma City Barons: Win vs. Blackhawks sparked Yann Danis' turnaround
The Chicago Blackhawks opened the lockout-shortened season with an NHL-record 24-game streak without losing in regulation. Their second regulation loss in early March was against the Edmonton Oilers.
With Barons goaltender Yann Danis in net.
Subbing for Edmonton starter Devan Dubnyk, injured late in the second period, Danis recorded 12 saves, including 10 in the third period to preserve a 6-5 Oilers win.
Danis surrendered two goals. It was his first NHL win in three years. Collecting a win against the NHL's best team sparked Danis, who saw little time in net during his two months with Edmonton and wasn't as sharp early in the season with the Barons.
"That game against Chicago gave me a lot of confidence," Danis said. "Coming back here, I felt really good."
Since he returned from Edmonton, Danis has looked like the player who last season was named the American Hockey League Goaltender of the Year.
Heading into the final weekend of the regular season, the Barons are on the brink of clinching their third consecutive playoff berth.
One key reason Oklahoma City has finished strong is Danis. He has gone 8-2-3 with a 1.80 goals against average and .929 saves percentage since he returned.
"You sort of get in a zone," Danis said. "The puck seems bigger. You seem to find it quicker. But it's not just me. We're not the same team as we were earlier in the season, especially defensively. We're not giving up as many chances."
Danis, from Lafontaine Quebec, posted his first shutout of the season on a recent four-game road trip. He has allowed two or less goals in 11 of the 13 games since he returned.
"He's played more consistently, which helps to where you start feeling really confident," said Barons coach Todd Nelson. "We're also defending better in front of him, not giving up as many quality chances. Yann has been playing well. With our defense improving, that's a good combination."
Forward Teemu Hartikainen spent much of the post-lockout in Edmonton but recently returned to Oklahoma City. Hartikainen was with the Barons last season, when Danis helped the Barons reach the Western Conference finals.
"Yann always picks it up when spring is coming because he knows how important this time of year is," Hartikainen said. "He's a veteran who makes big stops. We know with Yann back there, if we play well, we will always have a chance at a win."
Danis, 31, has spent the bulk of his career in the minors but has posted 17 NHL wins, the majority (10) coming during the 2008-09 season as the New York Islanders backup.
A hot goaltender can carry a team in the playoffs. Having a veteran like Danis, who has posted 147 career AHL wins, the Barons could make a run when the playoffs start next week. Oklahoma City needs three standings points to clinch a playoff berth — and it's final three games of the regular season are this weekend in the Cox Center.
OKC hosts Abbotsford at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Houston is here at 4 p.m. Sunday.
"Defense wins championships," Danis said. "It starts on the back end. We know with this team goals will come. We have some momentum. Once you get in the playoffs anything can happen."


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Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is transported to modern-day New York City, as two young idealistic lovers find themselves caught between warring street gangs, the "American" Jets and the Puerto Rican Sharks. Their struggle to survive in a world of hate, violence and prejudice is one of the most innovative, heart-wrenching and relevant musical dramas of our time. Don't miss one of the most memorable musicals and greatest love stories of all time featuring the classic score by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim, widely regarded as one of the best ever written. This production is performed with a full live orchestra to bring the masterful music to life.
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Annie Jr. tells the rags-to-riches Depression-era story of a spunky orphan who, unlike the other children at Miss Hannigan's miserable orphanage, believes that her parents are alive and will return to claim her. When billionaire Oliver Warbucks offers to adopt her, she asks him to help find her real parents instead. Warbucks' whopping reward for Annie's parents attracts the attention of con artists Rooster, Lily, and the wicked Miss Hannigan, who hatch a plot to kidnap Annie and take the $50,000 reward. But don't fret: this classic family musical has a happy ending for Annie, Daddy Warbucks, and the whole gang.
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Erroneously apprenticed to a band of pirates, morally-centered young Frederick serves them to the best of his abilities. Upon release on his twenty-first birthday, he decides to strike off on his own and become an upstanding citizen – which may even mean bringing the pirates to justice. But soon he meets Mabel and they fall in love. Everything seems perfect until Frederick discovers that he was born on February 29, and technically only has a birthday on a leap year. Will his sense of duty and honor force him to leave Mabel and serve the pirates for another sixty-three years, until he officially turns twenty-one?
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Wendy Darling loves to tell stories to her brothers, Michael and John, in the nursery they share. When their father declares that it's time she grow up and move into her own room, the hero of their stories, Peter Pan, comes to whisk the children away to the enchanted world of Never Land. Following Peter and his feisty sidekick Tinker Bell, the children's fanciful adventure takes them to an island where they meet the rambunctious Lost Boys, swashbuckling pirates, and the infamous Captain Hook!
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Weather conditions were less than ideal, but as far as the Edinburgh football team was concerned, Friday was a terrific night.
For the second straight year, the Lancers defeated Tindley, this time in a 59-26 shootout at Arlington High School in Indianapolis.
"What a game to come back to," Edinburgh coach Bill Unsworth said. "It feels pretty good, but (Tindley) made it hard on us.
"They have some talented and skilled players."
The win was not only Edinburgh's first since Unsworth returned to the sideline last week following neck surgery in August, but it was the team's third of the season, making this the third consecutive year the long-struggling Lancers will have won at least three games.
Before Friday, Tindley had struggled to score since putting up 28 points against Arlington in the season-opener. But the Tigers had only managed to score six in the past three games.
A steady rain before and during the first half seemed to ensure they wouldn't be scoring a lot, Edinburgh either, but that wasn't the case.
Fortunately for the Lancers, however, they scored early and often, the first coming on their first play from scrimmage when sophomore quarterback Bobby Simpson connected with junior fullback Kevin Johnson for a 28-yard touchdown pass. The play was set up when the Lancers' Elijah Parmer recovered a fumble off a bad Tindley exchange.
Edinburgh used big plays to score three of its four touchdowns in the first half, with senior defensive lineman Dakota Sneed racing 42-yards on an interception return, and senior Dakota Dayton returning a kickoff 70-yards for a score.
"Dakota was a little surprised to get that interception," Unsworth said. "But when he started running, nobody wanted to tackle him."
Edinburgh led 37-20 advantage at halftime and increased its lead in the second half.
Although the Lancers didn't have as many offensive plays as Tindley (2-3), they made the most of them with Johnson getting 134 yards rushing on only seven carries. Johnson also scored three touchdowns, four two-point conversions and an extra point to account for 27 of the Lancers' points.
Tindley was led by Jalen Leakes, who rushed for all four of the Tigers' touchdowns and 209 rushing yards.
Tindley dressed 19 players and was missing a few to injuries. The Tigers fielded a single senior, Tyrone Eldridge, and only six juniors. Every other Tiger on the field was either a freshman or sophomore.
Next up for the Lancers is a rare Saturday game on Sept. 28, as they play host to Leipsic, Ohio, for a 5 p.m. kickoff.


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Top Chef Meets Healdsburg
The past three days I've felt like I've been living a foodie's dream as we have welcomed Chef Kevin Gillespie and Eli Kirshtein, Top Chef contestants, to the wine country, Murphy-Goode style. Turns out Hardy Wallace, the Murphy-Goode Wine Country Lifestyle Correspondent, has some friends in high places and Eli and Kevin brought a little bit of the South to Northern California as they whirled into town this past Sunday. There were chicken wings, sweet potato fries, foie gras and of course, zinfandel, as we showed them a good time in our little town.
To start off the week, on Sunday we celebrated the chefs arrival with a reception at the Murphy-Goode tasting room, followed by a classy barbecue dinner for ten up on the Terra a Lago vineyard in Alexander Valley. The executive chefs for Kendall-Jackson, Chefs Ryan and Eric, prepared a fabulous meal of roast pork and we dined in style. I couldn't believe how genuine and down to earth the guys were. We chatted and laughed about butter and bacon and shared crazy culinary school tales….all while sipping on Fume, Zinfandel and homemade grappa of course.
Of all three days, I think Monday was my very favorite when we gathered at Hardy's house for a down home barbecue with some Southern sass. Music was blasting, wine was flowing and of course, food was served; prepared by Eli and Kevin themselves. On the menu was chicken wings, sweet potato fries, cornbread, collards and potato salad. And, if that weren't enough, after the festivities had ended, we jumped in a van to Cyrus for bourbon and foie.
Battling a dull headache, I tasted wine for two hours on Tuesday morning with the guys, beginning at 9:30 a.m. It's a tough job but someone's gotta do it, right?! My headache melted off as Chardonnay was poured. Surprisingly (or, not surprisingly?), working in the wine industry works wonders for your tolerance levels and morning tastings take the place of meetings all around.
The true spotlight, however, of the three day Top Chef extravaganza was a seven course dinner last night at Relish Culinary in Healdsburg. Eli and Kevin prepared a stunning feast for fourteen guests, complete with oysters, smoked salmon, pork, cheese and, of course, more foie. I actually don't think I've ever met anyone who appreciated foie more than Eli. The whole dinner was a success and was paired with Murphy-Goode wines to boot.
Thanks for an amazing time, guys…..and good luck!
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I like drawing fur way too much... And the lighting looks weird. They're all supposed to be dancing or something.
Alternative version of this drawing-
Used as a ref for Chiyo and Ookami. <8'D They're probably completely off.
Happy new year to everyone! Including those I was too lazy to draw!
Characters belong to their respective owners.
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Cool. ^^ I wish that I was included . Oh well good job anyways. ^^
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Tate Modern commission with Institute of Digital Art and Technology, 17-19 June 2016, London
Developing ideas as part of a Boom! residency with Oxford Contemporary Music.
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Second opinion: "Adam Werbach is proving what many of us have believed all along," says Vice President Al Gore, who met him while researching his 1992 book Earth in the Balance. "Young people do care, they are involved, and they are already making a difference."
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I tihnk I did like 45 minutes of CX today. I have to agree with Bill. The mud pit was the worst time of my life, but I only had to do it 4x. My wheel eventually locked up making it nearly impossible to ride even in the granny gear. Despite my efforts to scrape the mud off, it didn't yield results. I had to drop out with one lap to go.
I weighed my bike at the shop when I got back and I got a reading of 47.3 pounds. When I weighed my bike after I built it, I got 22.3 pounds. There are some just rediculous shot fo the the mess in the Show your Bike thread in CX.
Did the Tombstone Tour here in Northwest Ohio. 38.51 miles...cold and windy, but it was great. New personal best for miles also.
35 mile commute today and hopefully 50 or so tomorrow and a 40 on Tuesday. I am losing fitness way to early this season
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10/18 42 miles, man I hate north winds. With lake erie only 8 or so miles north of me, it gives me no choice but to side south and then back into the wind home or a cross wind going east and west. On the whole not a bad day to ride.
11 miles with my sis about town before she flew back to Florida...
10/17, 20 miles
Hit the local MUP after work. 110ish cadence spinning.
Lots of garter snakes on the pavement enjoying the last bits of heat.
10/18, 43 miles
Blueberry pancakes and spicy goose sausage for breakfast, then hit the road at 10 am.
Chilly / breezy / sunny ride out west of Joliet. Woulda done more, but the damn grass
keeps growing and the leaves keep falling.
Crimson & Jet, I just checked out your pics in the cx forum.
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I rode from Chicago to the Panera at Waukegan Rd & Buckley Rd in Lake Forest and back. The 10 mph wind from the SW helped me cover 23 miles in one hour fifteen minutes.
Of course, the return trip against the wind added thirty minutes to the route.
Sheridan Rd is 100% finished in Highland Park. A huge improvement.
Temperatures near 50F allowed me to avoid layers and it was great to ride in just shorts and a jersey.
When I ride my bike I feel free and happy and strong. I'm liberated from the usual nonsense of day to day life. Solid, dependable, silent, my bike is my horse, my fighter jet, my island, my friend. Together we will conquer that hill and thereafter the world.
Got 15 miles in today. Actually a great day for a ride in Milwaukee.
44 miles meandering around Lorain County today. Totally not loving these cold temps, but it's better than the trainer.
I definitely feel the fitness fading, and that on top of the cold weather it's just not great! next few days are supposed to be warmer so that'll be nice, gotta get out and ride while we can.
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a super-easy 27.4 miles today with a maximum of only 717w
On my way back down Lake Rd, I saw the lamest, most one-sided excuse for a high-speed car chase ever;
A Green mid-90's Mitsubishi VR4 was speeding down the road at at least 60-70 mph (it's a 35mph zone). A little later, I see 5 police cars with their sirens on driving down the road doing ~40 mph.
I'd liken it to Chuck Liddel beating up Stephen Hawkings.
33 miles early this morning. Chilly and windy but the Blue skis with the brightly colored leaves more than made up for it.
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10/19 32 miles, today I could use the wind to my advantage and got in a nice fast ride.
44 miles today, I think the leaves are peaking. Very beautiful w/the bright blue sky for a backdrop. Much more comfortable w/the warmer temps. Yeah, a little wind to keep us honest.
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Kusadasi Shore Excursion: Private Tour to Ephesus including Basilica of St John and Temple of Artemis
- Private shore excursion from Kusadasi to Ephesus
- Explore the ancient city of Ephesus, the House of Virgin Mary and the Basilica of St John
- Visit the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
- See ancient artifacts at the Ephesus Museum
- Transport by private luxury vehicle for extra comfort
- Private tour guide for a more personalized experience
- Covered by Viator's worry-free policy: guaranteed on-time return to your ship
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October 2015
Absolutely fantastic! Our guide was exceptional and I would recommend this tour to my friends and I NEVER say that :- I wouldn't mind having skipped the carpet tour at the end. While very interesting, the heavy sales pitch wasn't. Again - loved the guide!
September 2015
Excellent tour with knowledgeable guide to Ephesus, Basilica of St. John and Temple of the Virgin Mary and history of the region. Guide had excellent recommendations on restaurants and shops.
September 2015
Alex was knowledgeable and had a history degree for this area. He took us to our requested places. He was very reserved.
August 2015
Our family loved the personal tour. Our guide, Alex, was well informed, very considerate and his English was flawless. We were impressed by Viator and the tours they provided. Would definitely use their services again.
June 2015
Absolutely great tour with our guide Emri. He met us at the port as scheduled. Driver was friendly, bus was clean, AC worked great. We circumvented the crowds by taking the tour backwards from the cruise people. Emri new his stuff. Wonderful lunch at Agora. Highly recommend.
October 2014
It was one great experience,and our guide EMRE was awesome.The driver VEYSI too.The tour was so amazing ,we felt like we were getting a special treatment.We would recommend it to everyone.
October 2014
Our guide was great. I wish we would have had more time in this port. The tour was the best.
October 2014
This tour was excellent and well worth the time and money. Our tour guide, Emre, was knowledgeable and a pleasure to be with. It was very busy the day we went and it was quite convenient that Emre was able to get all our entrance passes in the tour guide lines. He also brought us to a wonderful out doors resaurant for lunch.
September 2014
Our guide Emre was superb, as was the driver. Emre was very knowledgeable about not just Ephesus but the area generally. He listened to us and asked us questions and was able to answer all of our questions too. We were able to meet earlier as we were first off the ship and this meant that we got to our first stop, Mary's house, before the main crowds.
This is our second experience of private tours as opposed to tours from the ship- well worth the cost.
Thank you Emre for a wonderful experience.
August 2014
Emre was our guide. He was a wonderful guide and I would recommend you ask for Emre if you book this tour. On time, courteous and very informative. He also gave us time to ourselves at various the various sites which was very good as sometimes you just need time to explore the site yourself a bit more without the ongoing lecture. But his knowledge of Ephesus and the House of the Virgin Mary was very useful. We were a family of 4 (two teenagers 16 and 13) and we booked this as a shore excursion as we were only in Kusadasi for the day. Ephesus is well worth the trip to make. The ruins are spectacular especially the library. On par with the Roman Forum and Palantine Hill. Much better (in my humble opinion) than Athen's Acropolis. We felt obliged to stop off at either a carpet making or leather factory. We chose the leather factory and was given a 'private' fashion show which was pretty entertaining (when in Turkey ....). Aside from that the rest of the trip was top notch and I would not hesitate to recommend it.


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Tobey Maguire bags Bilbo role in The Hobbit
- From: The Daily Telegraph
- January 19, 2010
- Maguire to play Bilbo Baggins
- He recently quit the Spider-Man franchise
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AMERICAN actor Tobey Maguire will star in The Hobbit after quitting the Spider-Man franchise.
The Sun reported Maguire, 34, will play the lead role of Bilbo Baggins in the blockbuster movie version of JRR Tolkien's classic book.
The news follows his decision to quit the Spider-Man franchise after three films.
Maguire was said to be unhappy with the direction the fourth Spider-Man movie is set to take.
The Hobbit producer Peter Jackson - who was also behind the epic Lord Of The Rings trilogy - and director Guillermo del Toro have been after him for months.
A source told The Sun: "The Hobbit team are deep in the casting process.
"Everyone is over the moon. Tobey is not only one of the most recognisable faces in Hollywood, he is also one of the best actors."
Rumours that Maguire could play Bilbo first surfaced last month.
At the time he said he had not spoken to the film-makers, but added: "I love Guillermo del Toro and Peter Jackson and I certainly wouldn't take myself out of the conversation."
Filming begins mid-year with The Hobbit story split into two movies, set for release in 2011 and 2012.
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Rommel de Guia of Sydney Posted at 3:15 PM January 19, 2010
Maybe Rob Pattinson should get the role.
Brad of Adelaide Posted at 2:53 PM January 19, 2010
nothing quite like writing off an actor/movie before its released
Loz of Sydney/Honkers Posted at 1:54 PM January 19, 2010
TM is an excellent choice for the role of Bilbo Baggins. Smart career move as Spiderman can only go downhill from here.


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^^I lightweight mtb with fast street tires is ridiculously fun. Makes me miss my old KHS.
Bikes keep finding me...
Here are the stallions...
are those rust spots? :(
Looking forward to exploring the trails in the winter.
And one for those late night summer rides, family rides, stuff fetching etc..
Today was a perfect day for a bike ride.
Another perfect day for a bike ride.
Holy bejeezus chripes! That is awesome!!!
Here's my wabi-sabi-ed ride:
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The replacement to the 930, which was destroyed after getting hit by a car on August 6th.
Winter lite...
Getting closer to finishing my new-to-me commuter bike, which I own thanks to Sixty Fiver. Even with the suspension-corrected Surly fork altering the head angle, the bike is still very nimble and fast.
Still have to cut the steerer tube to length, figure out what seat I want to use, and swap over my wheels, rack, and dyno-powered lights from my commuter. I also have some super cool Ritchey cranks I'm considering using, but they're 175mm and I prefer 170. Plus I think the old Shimanos look better (but the Ritcheys are lighter).
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Theater Review: Ambitious play at OU proves rewarding
NORMAN — A play that tries to do almost too much — dealing with love, Lenin, Dada and the "death of art" in a little over two hours — gets enough of it right to make a vivid impression on spectators. "The Dada Play," a script by visiting Canadian author Mieko Ouchi, is on stage through Sunday at the University of Oklahoma's Lab Theatre in Old Science Hall. Gregory Rottman gets across the tragic-romantic intensity, bordering on obsession, of Hugo Ball, who founded the Dada movement at the Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich in 1916 in reaction to World War I. Natalie Steinke gives the right sharp, bittersweet edge to the song-poems of Emmy Hemmings, who embraces the Bohemian lifestyle, only to find her lover, Ball, "disappearing" into madness. Jake Buchanan is low key but convincing as Richard Hulsenbeck, the third side of the romantic triangle, who loves Emmy enough to do little "foolish" things with her, like holding his hands in place for a yarn project. Nicholas Bartell communicates the stern demeanor and ironic alienation of a Bertolt Brecht-like director who doesn't believe in democracy in the theatre. Bartell is much less believable, however, in his second part as V.I. Lenin, playing the Russian revolutionary with a thick accent and a hard-to-believe attraction to the artistic life of the Dadaists. Madison Niederhauser brings just enough overkill to the poetic manifestos and power plays of Tristan Tzara, and Ashley B. Monroe interprets a neoprimitive dance number by Sophie Tauber with the right naive abandon. Kevin Percival is outstanding as a much abused "art object" and mental patient named Gaffer, and is also good in a second, different role as an avant-garde choreographer. Cast as Emmy's daughter, often neglected in the artistic hubbub, Addie Work makes the most of a final song in which she urges the audience, poignantly, to remember her. Well-performed ensemble numbers are another asset, communicating what it means "to be young and alive in Zurich," while artistic shouting matches and political harangues give us an idea of the period's downside. The production is nicely bracketed by first and last act scenes in a mental asylum whose box-like structures are transformed, almost magically, into the cabaret and apartment props the action requires. Challenging, difficult and almost too ambitious, but ultimately rewarding, the OU version of "The Dada Play," directed by Susan Shaughnessy, is recommended during its remaining performances. -John Brandenburg
"The Dada Play"→When: 8 p.m. today, 3 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday →Where: Old Science Hall, 640 Parrington Oval →Information: 325-4101 or online at http://theatre.ou.edu