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Get an overview of this hotelEco-friendly hotel with 2 restaurants and free water park access
Situated near the airport, this eco-friendly hotel is 0.1 mi (0.2 km) from Aero Space Museum of Calgary and within 3 mi (5 km) of McCall Lake Golf Course and Deerfoot Mall. Sunridge Mall is 2.4 mi (3.9 km) away.
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In addition to a complimentary water park, Best Western Plus Port O'Call Hotel features a waterslide and an indoor pool. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 2 bars/lounges. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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- Coffee shop or café
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- Elevator/lift
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- Fitness facilities
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Gift shops or newsstand
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- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Number of meeting rooms - 15
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Sky Harbour Restaurant - Onsite family restaurant.
Jetz Bar - Onsite sports bar.
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The Twilight Zone is an American television anthology series, each episode featured with a mixture of self-contained drama, psychological thriller, fantasy, science fiction, suspense, or horror, often concluding with a macabre or unexpected twist.What makes this episode so brilliant is the fact that it came out before we had even landed on the Moon. The struggled with traveling to other planets and moons seemed to be that we couldn't build a ship that could propel us out of the atmosphere and sustain a human life in the process. It introduced many Americans to serious science fiction and abstract ideas through television and also through a wide variety of Twilight Zone literature.


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The Drosophila melanogaster genes zerknüllt (zen) and fushi tarazu (ftz) are members of the Hox gene family whose roles have changed significantly in the insect lineage and thus provide an opportunity to study the mechanisms underlying the functional evolution of Hox proteins. We have studied the expression of orthologs of zen (DpuHox3) and ftz (Dpuftz) in the crustacean Daphnia pulex (Branchiopoda), both of which show a dynamic expression pattern. DpuHox3 is expressed in a complex pattern in early embryogenesis, with the most anterior boundary of expression lying at the anterior limit of the second antennal segment as well as a ring of expression around the embryo. In later embryos, DpuHox3 expression is restricted to the mesoderm of mandibular limb buds. Dpuftz is first expressed in a ring around the embryo following the posterior limit of the mandibular segment. Later, Dpuftz is restricted to the posterior part of the mandibular segment. This is the first report of expression of a Hox3 ortholog in a crustacean, and together with Dpuftz data, the results presented here show that Hox3 and ftz have retained a Hox-like expression pattern in crustaceans. This is in accordance with the proposed model of Hox3 and ftz evolution in arthropods and allows a more precise pinpointing of the loss of ftz "Hox-like behaviour": in the lineage between the Branchiopoda and the basal insect Thysanura.
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ShopgirlDirector: Anand Tucker
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Steve Martin wrote the screenplay and served as co-producer for this screen adaptation of his short novel, which takes a witty but bittersweet look at a young woman and the two men involved with her. Mirabelle Buttersfield (Claire Danes) is an aspiring artist in her mid-twenties who, after graduating from college, moved to Los Angeles, where she works at the glove counter of an upscale department store. Mirabelle's job is simple and not demanding, but it doesn't pay especially well, and she finds herself struggling to get out from under a growing mountain of debt from student loans and credit cards. One night, while doing her laundry, Mirabelle meets Jeremy (Jason Schwartzman), a scruffy but likable would-be musician who makes ends meet selling guitar amps. While Jeremy is obviously infatuated with Mirabelle, she isn't sure how she feels about him, especially after she meets Ray Porter (Steve Martin), a man in his fifties whom she meets at the store. Ray is independently wealthy, intelligent, and charming, and after asking her out on a date he sweeps her off her feet. However, while Mirabelle quickly falls for Ray and he's generous to a fault with her, he refuses to commit exclusively to her and suggests they should both see other people, a prospect that no longer holds much appeal for her. Shopgirl received its world premiere at the 2005 Toronto Film Festival.
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2. Jeremy, An Ok Guy [:00]
3. Afterglow? [:00]
4. Ray Porter, A Man Over Fifty [:00]
5. Friday Night [6:22]
6. Being Really Clear [8:14]
7. "I Am Sorry" [9:24]
8. Hard to Be Close [14:59]
9. Living in the Moment [9:13]
10. Hurting Now [12:53]
11. This Is the Moment [4:15]
12. "It Was Life"/End Credits [9:02]
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Avoid this movie at all costs! If you've seen Brown Bunny and you realized that the whole story takes place in the last 15 mins of the movie, think about that. Shopgirl is a 15 minute story stretched out into a 1 hour and 46 minute movie... lots of pretty shots, but not much substance. There's lots of staring off into nowhere, and when the characters do interact it's like watching a nervous person give a speech--it makes you feel awkward and nervous for them, but not in a good way.
It was a sweet film, loved the lighting and ambience. Claire Danes was wonderful. It is not an action movie in the least, but it is thought provoking and just a nice escape movie. Steve Martin was not my favorite character, but I understood his stiltedness.
I was pleasantly surprised by Shopgirl. It's different - quirky, witty, unpredictable and even funny when I least expected it to be. Jason Schwartzman steals the show as an earnest but clueless young man in love. Claire Danes' Mirabelle is a moony artist who surprises when she falls for Steve Martin's Ray. I liked Martin the least in his role - a different, edgier actor would've better portrayed a seasoned bachelor who won't let himself fall in love. I found the film refreshing and original - it made me squirm in discomfort at times, which I think a good film should do. And I've never laughed so hard at a scene with a cat. Kudos for the soundtrack, too.
I really enjoyed this movie. It was filled with scenes of quiet beauty, and yet I laughed too.
A strangely moving urban triangle tale, "Shopgirl" moves beyond the B level by using the unsual conceit of omniscient narration from the POV of the affluent antagonist, who loses the love of his life to a drifter capable of loving her enough to change. As a fable for our time, it's hit and miss because of the shallowness of the pivotal character. But her rescue at the end still has us applauding the movie for its heartfelt intentions which in the end slightly over-balance its pretensions.
The movie is really outstanding, and you can really understand it only if you've been in this kind of relationship. It' s not an action movie, it's a deep psychological insight. When I first see it I was crying. And I keep crying every time I see it. Steve and Claire... Never expected from you such sencerity. My relationship is done, but unlike the film, it was not my fault. Which proves Mirabelle was right when decided to break up. I was trying to save relationship by any price... Didn't work neither. The thing is, he started really respect her only when she reached something. Whithout his help. The best movie of this kind for the past several years. P.S. I still love him... it's much deeper then in the movie... and he is my first man, and... I'm sending Him DVD. But there is no way back


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Saturday, August 13, 2016, 12:00 – 3:00 pm
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Students will learn how to really become their character, find their voice, and play off of other actors while working on some of the best scenes from well-known plays. Instructors will help class members make the right choices as an actor while on stage through this rigorous scene work.
- WHO: For anyone in Grades 2 through 9
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- WHEN: Saturday, August 13 from 12:00 – 3:00 pm
- WHERE: Elgin Community College Arts Center Building H, Room H 245, 1700 Spartan Drive, Elgin, IL 60123
- COST: $55 per student/Additional siblings $44 each (Online payment option not available for sibling discount)
- Optional online credit card payment is available with a $3 fee. Otherwise, make checks out to "Children's Theatre of Elgin" and send to 1700 Spartan Drive H104, Elgin, IL 60123. All payments involving sibling discount must be made by check or delivery to the CTE office. Payment must be received in full by Friday, August 12th. To drop off a payment, call Susan at 847-214-7152 to make arrangements.
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Saturday, January 16, 2016, 12:00 – 3:00 pm
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Saturday, April 9, 2016, 12:00 – 4:00 pm
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Scene Study
Saturday, August 13, 2016, 12:00 – 3:00 pm
Elgin Community College Arts Center, Room H245
Have you taken a class before, but want more acting experience? Learn how to become your character. Students will learn how to find their voice and play off of other actors while working on some of the best scenes from well-known plays. Let us guide you to help make the right choices as an actor while on stage through this rigorous scene work. (Intermediate class, must have prior CTE experience or equivalent)
Broadway Bound
November 12, 2016, 12:00 – 4:00 pm.
Elgin Community College Arts Center, Room H245
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Below are a few photos from our April 2015 Audition Feedback Workshop. Fun!
All workshops take place at Elgin Community College, 1700 Spartan Drive, Elgin, IL 60123. Parking is located on the west side of the Building H for classes held in the Arts Center. Map to ECC
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BEAVERTON, Ore. -- The Nike National Skills Academy is a great opportunity for players to find out what they're really made of and what facets of the game they truly need to work on. With the pace of the event combined with the vast array of skills the players are asked to work on, weaknesses are uncovered at every turn.
From an evaluation standpoint the little things that become so important at the next level stick out in a setting such as this but at the same time all 19 of the players here this week are so ahead of their peers that when they return to their club teams for the NCAA Certified Viewing Period beginning July 6, they will be more dominant than ever. For every critique there are so many things these kids do well that the future of the game is as bright as ever.
The post players here really made this Skills Academy one of the best because they challenged each other relentlessly and went at each other with the intensity and physicality of champions. After some great battles both in the post and on the perimeter we have compiled a tip sheet covering every player participating this week with the exception of Tierra Ruffin-Pratt, whose action was greatly limited by a knee injury.
2009 checklist
Gennifer Brandon showed all the tools that have made her a top-10 recruit. However with the extraordinary level of talent in the gym, she found herself needing to rely more heavily on fundamentals rather than just her athleticism. As those skills progress she could be that special combination every coach looks for at the 4 spot. She has the ability to drive from the high post with an incredible first step but must find other ways to create her own shot in the paint. Her aggressiveness and fluid movement without the ball make her tough to defend. As a defender herself she countered bigger and stronger posts with both quickness and speed but found herself out of position at times.
Skylar Diggins is a consummate pro. Her work ethic speaks for itself and she plays every single possession like it's her last. There are players here quicker, stronger, faster and taller, but none of them are as complete a player nor as effective as Diggins. She is a smart player and in this setting uses her body position and initiates contact to outplay quicker defenders. Defensively she is always a threat because she stays focused. There were several possessions she slapped the ball away from her opposition when they relaxed. Diggins is a playmaker, hard worker and a real gamer amongst gamers.
Brittney Griner is the future of the game and seeing her work with the present with Jayne Appel and Courtney Paris working with her you see the knowledge being passed on. Paris was driving home the principals of gaining good post position and how to hold it. Early in camp Angel McCoughtry was playing coach and defender at Griner's station and got around her and tipped the entry pass numerous times. Paris schooled the young star on the benefits of getting low and wide and how it resulted in the defender only being able to push on her, not get in front. When she realizes she is unstoppable, she goes to the rim like all the coaches here are telling her -- it's game over. Her dunking and shot-blocking exploits entertained as usual and her defensive dominance forced the rest of the camp to the next level.
From Norfolk in the spring to Cincinnati on Memorial Day and now to the Nike National Skills Academy, Jasmine Hassell has become a freight train in taking her game to a higher level. Competing with the best posts in the class, she proved no discussion of top recruits is complete without her. She showed an aggressive approach every moment she was on the floor, whether it be in Gannon Baker's drills, two-on-two, three-on-three or even five-on-five. Her willingness to mix it up with Griner, Reed, Oliver and Brandon down low produced results time and again. Hassell brings to mind an image of Karl Malone and his Utah Jazz playing days. Her midrange game is still a question mark and will have to come along to make her more of a multi-dimensional player.
Tayler Hill has one of quickest first steps of any high school player and even here with a wealth of quickness she can get by people. In the gym this week against the top players it showed her quickness alone will not allow her to score at will. She must master setups and counters to maximize her abilities at the next level. When setting up moves with her jabs becomes automatic and she can read the defense instantaneously, her game will take off even more. She has the ability to hit the step-back jumper and collapse defenses, so becoming a more refined passer could also expand her game offensively.
Christina Marinacci struggled early with the speed of the game but seemed to settle in as the event progressed. She is a kid with a high basketball IQ and trying to match the speed of some of the competition took her away from her game. When she slowed down and went back to what she does best -- move without the ball, read and react -- she was an effective passer and scorer. Marinacci may have struggled at times here but is one of the kids you will see next week with her club team against typical competition and she'll eat their lunch and make them pick up her trash. The exposure to this much size and athleticism and having to adjust may have been the best part of the event for her development, not the skill work. She did show her range and ability to handle the basketball in the open court and make the right reads in scrimmages.
Monique Oliver showed this week she has focused a lot on the one part of her game holding her back -- finishing. Even with three big-time shot blockers in the gym, Big Mo seemed unfazed. She made strong pivots and exploded up to the rim and finished. She is a high-motor kid and outworked a lot of people here. Getting more comfortable finishing with a jump hook when she can't get all the way to the rim seems like the next step for Oliver offensively as her face-up game has long been a strong point.
The class with the "big two" posts isn't an accurate description for 2009 any longer. Already an elite prospect, Cokie Reed demonstrated against all comers why her name should be mentioned in the same breath with the others. Her effort in both the drill and scrimmage sessions was focused and productive. Reed's size and strength combined with her willingness to use them make her a formidable presence on the court. Describing her as an attacking post would be a gross understatement. She does play very upright and is going to have to get lower and play with a wider base against opponents of her own size.
Shenneika Smith stood out this week even among the great guard talent and the laundry list of big-time post players. Her ability to create space is second to none and she doesn't need to make a ton of fancy dribbles to do it. Smith is one of the best at using subtle, threatening movements, both with the ball and with her feet to make the defense react. Combined with her shiftiness she also has one of the quickest jump shots from start to finish. You rarely see her shot blocked or even bothered. Smith can handle the basketball and can get the rim even more than she does. Strength and posture is what limits her in dribble penetration situations. If she adds strength and plays in a more compact and explosive position when penetrating she will be able to turn the corner on defenders that she doesn't beat outright.
Taber Spani, a perimeter scoring threat, found the range time and again, making defenders pay for allowing her to set up. Smart and fundamental, she's one of those players who make those around her better. She seemed to be a one-dimensional scorer and will need to find ways to keep her defenders honest. Developing more of an attack, as she showed in many of the drill situations, is right around the corner. With each scrimmage session she was more and more of an impact player and showed why her ranking and collegiate options are way up there.
Morgan Toles has both speed and quickness. Her first step is one of the quickest in the class and despite her lack of height, she covers a long way with that step by maximizing her stride. She gets from stopped to full speed almost instantly but her biggest area for improvement is changing her speeds more than that initial burst. If she can harness her quickness and control her tempo, she can be one of those guards impossible to maintain pressure on. Toles was one of the best at the stationary two-ball dribbling drills this week and her handle shined in changing directions, but again the next evolution is mastery of tempo.
Erica Wheeler exhibited her top-tier quickness and first step against a roster of special players. The Florida native penetrates effectively and has the ability to shoot the pull up as well as dish the ball. Her lack of size only becomes a factor if you can catch her. Erica exhibited some range at times which will force defenders to close out on her, thus allowing her to attack the rim. She showed aggressive on-ball defense at times but needs to become more consistent and apply it every possession. A migraine affected her Wednesday evening and kept her on the sidelines during the day's second workout.
2010 checklist
An athletic wing from northern California, Chelsea Gray had some outstanding moments in Portland. She can attack with and without the ball. Her ability to turn the corner off screens is going to create a lot of scoring opportunities for her in the future. Her choices and decision making were suspect at times, but there seemed to be an awkward adjustment to having some of the nation's top posts in the paint. You can see the refinement of her game coming at both ends of the floor as she has the ability to attack defensively as well. The best is yet to come.
Kaneisha Horn is another perimeter player who may have established claim to the power guard position. Having size, strength and a quick first step, she got to the rim again and again against the Nike invitees. Not too many slashers have her physical tools and the willingness to use them. Her ballhandling, while effective on the drive, was suspect at other times in the half court. Extending and refining her perimeter skills is going to make her a very dominant 3 at the next level and one of the top prospects in the 2010 class.
Afure Jemerigbe's explosiveness has been touted for the better part of the last year and deservedly so. She ran up against a plethora of challenges defensively that your average high schooler can't pose but that she'll see on a regular basis in college. With the collection of fantastic post players here, all the guards had to adjust to a game where there was always a shot-blocking presence in the paint. That's a change for Jemerigbe, who can usually elevate over the defense even if the help does collapse. She scored well at times and found the lane clogged others, and gaining a further understanding of spacing offensively and reading where the help defense is and when to attack will really help her on the next level. Unfortunately her athleticism has made things so easy that until this week it has never been that important.
Chiney Ogwumike is maturing as a player minute-by-minute. Her effort this week was great, leading to her making a bigger impact defensively than expected against such incredible offensive talent. That full-throttle effort did lead to some uncharacteristic turnovers, but as her ballhandling improves it gets her into situations she has not been faced with as an interior player. The game here is faster, but with her athleticism she doesn't need to hurry to keep up, a lesson she started to learn as the event went on. The comparisons to her sister Nneka really aren't fair because even against this top competition it is evident she will be a big wing in college. Her ballhandling and perimeter shooting need to continue to improve as they have over the past year.
Odyssey Sims, a left handed 2010 speedster, showed an ability to get to the rim time and again. She'll want to be more efficient on those drives as a lot of them came away without a bucket, assist or foul. The reality is she creates opportunities for both herself and her teammates, but her decision making isn't as quick as her moves. Helpside is going to be less and less effective against her drive as her ability to read defenses and her shot selection progresses. Parts of her game may seem unpolished but the many glimmers that she shows are a brilliant shine.
2011 checklist
The youngest player participating in the skill academy, Kaleena Lewis, showed the continued advancement of her game is not slowing down. She took the floor with the maturity and confidence of the older athletes and proceeded to establish herself as the perimeter player to watch in the 2011 class. While not a clone of Katie Smith, she is from that mold and has the rare and special identity of a power guard. She has the stroke and range to force defenders to come out on her. At the same time she can put the ball on the floor and attack the rim. She's very active and the power aspect is already there. It's going to have an even greater impact when she becomes more explosive with her first step.
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Pata European Junior Cup Powered by Honda Racing:
Guillaume Raymond (5) in action at Imola.
Raymond takes ECJ victory in Imola
Guillaume Raymond from France became the first rider to convert a pole position into a win in this year's PATA European Junior Cup, powered by Honda Racing, taking victory in yesterday's fourth round at Imola and with it a slender championship lead.
Kiwi Jake Lewis made the best start, leading for most of the opening lap from the front row of the grid, but, as the tightly-packed Honda CBR500R-mounted field completed lap one, it was local rider Kevin Manfredi who crossed the line first, with Lewis and Britain's James Flitcroft in hot pursuit.
Raymond didn't make the best of starts, ending lap one in sixth place, but by lap three the Frenchman had edged in front.
As the riders began the second half of the race a leading group of 12 were tightly bunched as Richard Bodis and fellow Hungarian Peter Sebastyen recorded the fastest laps of the race to join the party at the front of the field, dragging Andrea Zanella (Italy), Hannes Soomer (Estonia) and Alessandro Zaccone with them.
Jake Lewis tangled with Adrien Pittet at the end of lap six, the pair unable to continue. The crash split the leading group and, with just one lap to go Raymond, Manfredi, Michael Canducci (Italy), Flitcroft and Bodis were covered by less than half a second.
Going into the final chicane for the last time, Canducci and Manfredi both went down, leaving Raymond clear to take the victory ahead of an ecstatic Richard Bodis, with Augusto Fernandez making the most of the last lap carnage to grab the final podium position.
Fourth place went to the fighting James Flitcroft who produced his best result of the season while Illan Fernandez (Spain) and Peter Sebastyen completed the top six.
2013 Pata European Junior Cup powered by Honda Racing
Round four – Imola, Italy
1 Guillaume Raymond (FRA)
2 Richard Bodis (HUN)
3 Augusto Fernandez (ESP)
4 James Flitcroft (GBR)
5 Illan Fernandez (ESP)
6 Peter Sebastyen
Championship standings after four of eight rounds:
1 Raymond 48, 2 Michael Canducci (ITA) 46, 3 Robin Anne (FRA) 38, 4 Jake Lewis (NZL) 41, 5 A Fernandez 36, 6 Sebastyen 35
Next round: Silverstone, UK – 4 August
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George Karl probably knows J.R. Smith pretty well. He coached him in Denver for five years.
So what did Karl think of Smith's latest shoelace snafu?
"It seems like he wants to have a little bit of an immature mockery of some of the standards," Karl, an ESPN analyst, said Thursday on ESPN New York 98.7's FM "The Michael Kay Show."
Karl also said Smith's shoelace stunt shows that he "didn't have enough respect" for the player-coach relationship.
The NBA fined Smith $50,000 on Wednesday for "recurring instances of unsportsmanlike conduct" following his shoelace stunts in the New York Knicks' recent games against Houston, Dallas and Detroit.
"He's going to wake up some day and he's going to realize that he's thrown away some great opportunities and great years because of this mockery that he brings to the game," Karl said.
Karl said Smith has "a skill that championship teams need" and suggested that he might be better off with a team of veterans such as the Spurs or Heat.
"There's that possibility," Karl said. "I think right now that's the position if I was J.R.'s agent [I would take]. I would be looking at a culture where there would be more peer pressure."
Karl also said the Spurs have been interested in Smith in the past. Smith was a free agent over the summer and signed a three-year, $18 million contract with the Knicks.
"I know San Antonio has always liked J.R. Smith and I know they've thought about bringing him in," Karl said. "San Antonio doesn't make a lot of mistakes."
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