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yep, they are short on cash again. in my house hold when if we can pay our monthly expenses we do not go shopping. that is what T is doing. they will have to raise the cash somehow and it is not good news for common holders. just saying
Sentiment: Sell
Cash flow is more important than cash on hand and T is a cash flow machine. Following is the conclusion of a Jan. Wall Street report:
AT&T does have to deal with access line losses, intense competition, and iPhone subsidies, but the positives greatly outweigh the negatives. These positives include excellent cash flow, steady revenue growth, solid guidance, increased subscribers, U-Verse expansion, and a 5.30 percent yield. The Forward P/E is also just 12.59.
AT&T's stock isn't likely to be as strong as it has been over the past three years, but it's still an OUTPERFORM.
well slaughtered my English on that, but you get the point.

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Wombat and Willo... enough already! It's time to get better!!!! ... I thought maybe some tough love would kick out the bug... did it work?
I had a bunch of loverly contractions yesterday that made me have to go lay down. It scared me to think my body is gearing up and getting ready for "go time" I have labor prep class on Wed, which will be nice.
Saturday I had a "nice time" telling off DexP for not being responsible for picking up DD on time and sleeping in. He showed up to pick her up, very apologetic and with flowers for both myself and her. So I have some pretty flowers by my lonely bed.
OH... and woke up Sunday with a head down and low baby! oh boy.... I think it might be time to get that bassinet I want...
Today is MIL's birthday, so DS and I are going to Whole Foods to see if we can find her a piece of PINK cake (he's sure she needs this!)
Once DS is visiting his Baba (Russian grandmother=babushka), I will come home and REST some more. Exciting life, huh?
Vanessa: Congrats on getting accepted to Univ of OK! And congrats on the new car! I bought a new Accord when I was preg with DS and I still have it 5 years later, I love it - they are great cars.
I had another burst of nesting energy yesterday. I made up my pp bath herbs and my pp peri bottle herbs and froze them. I also made a gallon of RRL tea that I'll start drinking on Thursday night. I talked DH into us getting a mini freezer for the garage (we scored a great one on sale at Sears for $169!) and I baked all day yesterday trying to fill it. I think we now have enough frozen food to survive a nuclear fallout, but I still feel the need to bake more.
Now I'm just trying to get the last minute stuff done that I'd rather not do with a newborn and a 4 yr old. I'm getting worried about how I'll manage alone in public with a NB and a 4 yr old.
I'm getting worried about how I'll manage alone in public with a NB and a 4 yr old.
and Vanessa congrats on the college and car and dropping!!! Sounds like things are going well right now!!! Thats so great to hear!
and willo resting w/o worrying about DS DOES sound like something to look forward too!!!! Hope you get some good rest in!
Also getting over a cold which dd shared ever so kindly with me. Adjusting to the UK but it is quite nice to be going into summer here rather than winter back in SA
happy week everyone
since finding out that little being is head down and that the placenta has moved from being previa, i'm the nesting queen. love the impulse, but the to do list is so overwhelming:
i need this baby to drop. i need to breathe. in which week do they usually drop? i don't remember. i'm 34 weeks.
I made an A in my grad class that i just finished up! Now I actually have a class to finish before this baby comes, that i am doing an independent study with.
I am 35 weeks and am getting so excited and nesting like crazy. Not the good kind of nesting, like cleaning but more just staring at all his new baby stuff! (this is our first)!
My husband is nesting too, in his own way! Sometimes I catch him in the nursery just staring at everything. AND, the other day he had a stuffed animal in his John Deer Camo Sling for practice!!!!!! This is so fun.
We went on a tour of the hospital. it was good for my husband to see how serious his job will be of vocalizing everything we want to the nurses: no circ, room in, breast only, no bath/or we give bath....ect.
P.S. I don't post much but I am still here!!!
I ordered diapers this weekend and I can't wait for them to get here. I got mostly prefolds and covers, but also some Blue Dog fitteds and a few Kissaluvs. I got two size 0 for my shower and they are just the cutest thing ever. I'm so glad I can say that here. No one at work gets why I'd be excited about diapers.
Jilian- when we were at IKEA DH had to run off for a few minutes and I had dd in the cafeteria by myself. She totally melted down (wanted dada, wanted a nap, wanted water, wanted anything but me and what I had in my bag) and all I could think of was "what would this be like with a newborn added to the mix?". I felt fear...
Health update: last night was so bad in terms of coughing I actually called in sick today. I took some gua. for the cough, and was able to nap a little while my mom watched dd, but after she left dd and I headed to the doctor's office...my face was swollen, my head hurt, I felt lightheaded, and I was getting "sparkles" in my vision. Ummmm...
Turned out when I got to the doc's both my care providers were at the hospital...there were 5 births today (2 ended in c/s) and all of them were from my doc's office and none were expected! So the receptionist took my blood pressure and we checked my pee for protien...the BP was really high, the urine was borderline okay. ONe of my doc's called later on and asked me to come in tomorrow morning if I don't feel better. So now I'm sort of worried that this cold is pushing me towards pre-e. I was borderline last time so it's a real concern.
And I have soooooo much work I need to get done. Just gobs of writing assignments and projects (forgetting all the "nesting stuff", just looking at the work related stuff). So I'm a bit worried about being put on bed rest again.
Still...if I'm on bed rest a good half of those work related assignments will vanish, so there is a silver lining! :l0l And belly babe is getting old enough that in an emergency she'd probably do really well on the "outside". Still...I want her to cook at least another week or two!
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Had my Impending-Baby-Celebration on Friday and posted pics of the henna-belly in the belly pics thread. It was a lot of fun to celebrate with friends. Some of them insisted on bringing gifts despite my efforts to explain that this was not a shower and neither I nor this baby really need anything. It was sweet of them, but I still feel a little guilty. Otherwise the party was great fun. We had yummy Indian food, everyone got henna designs, and nearly all of us had Tarot readings. It was a pleasant evening and I think all the guests had a good time.
This week is really busy with work, and I have to get ready for DD's birthday party on Saturday. Yikes! : Not sure how I'm going to get everything done at this point. Especially since I started painting both the entry and hall last week, thinking I could wrap that up along with most of the housecleaning over this past weekend. (Tough to do when you're in bed or vomiting : ) It should be an interesting week!
I have my first weekly MW appointment tomorrow. Can't believe I'm already 36 weeks! I had also planned to get all my homebirth supplies organized and accounted for over the weekend. Glad my MW is understanding and not one to sweat the small stuff! I'll have to spend a little of my "office" time tomorrow morning gathering the most important items before her visit.
I gotta say I'm pretty amazed that nobody has actually given birth yet. I'd been away from the board for a while and basically expected to return to a birth story. Yay for all these babies staying put!
Jillian, congratulations on your wedding ceremony!!! I hope this magical beginning of your marriage carries you all through less joyous times! You looked beautiful, too- so jealous of that ocean behind you!
Well I'm a total nesting freak. My older two kids are in California with their Nana this week, so it's a good time for me to get stuff done (yeah, no carpool! no making lunches!). I moved my youngest into his brother's room because my daughter wants to share her room with the baby. So even though the baby won't use the crib for 6+ months, we're setting it up just so everything can get settled in there! My poor husband, he's like my handyman/laundry basket carrier, etc these days!
I also decided to wash all the baby's things and get my birth box together (baby blankets, baby scale, cord ties, etc) even though I said I wouldn't do any of that until after Mother's Day! But I really could birth anytime now, I'm going on 37 weeks, so it just seemed like time to get ready!!
I don't know if I'll make it to June. I have really intense crampy contractions sometimes that make it hard to move, and I yelp when they come on, usually in the a.m. But I'm trying HARD not to have any expectations of when????!!! Though I woke up yesterday feeling ANXIOUS to meet the baby for the first time. I am SO EXCITED to have the baby here with us, and it has taken over any nervous feelings I was having about having to actually give birth again! I am looking forward to it now!!!
JENNY, 38~ preschool teacher, birth activist, sun worshiper, singer, married for 17 years and mom to
Karan 15, Fiona 12, Bodhi 10, Bjorn 6, Devon 3, and Robin Taylor born January 16th!
I've found that food soothes my throat more than liquids! Bizarre. There's a homeopathic remedy for this... but it is contraindicated in pregnancy.
DH wants me to go back to the doctor. I don't know what they can do, though... At least today some kitchen stuff should get done. That's a happy thought. The downer is how nasty/messy downstairs is due to my lame-ness at bending down lately plus my cough-induced laziness. There is smashed chalk on the floor, toys strewn everywhere, and... just... EVERYTHING IS MESSY. I want to scream when I'm down there. : And I'm too sick to fix it. WAAAAH!
On the plus side, I said to DH last night, "Hey, I don't even notice any pregnancy discomforts in bed now, because the choking-sore-throat is so distracting, and the coughing requires me to clutch at my aching sides."
Let's see...I went to the doctor again this morning (we combined my "oh gods I am so sick I will DIE" with the appointment I was supposed to have tomorrow anyway) so I got the GBS swab done and we listened to the babe. But even better...I AM NOW ON DISABILITY!!!!!!!!! Well, it's sort of mixed news. I'm happy that I'm going to have a little time off from work before the babe arrives so that I can hopefully recover and get some rest. But on the down side this means our budget is going to take a hit, and I'm on disability because I have gestational hypertension.
It's borderline at this point (the blood pressure reading that "marks" pih is 140/90 and I'm a few points below that, but only one or two, on multipple readings over the last few days). My doctor actually isn't that worried (she's more worried about this cold) but she wants me to take daily home readings and let them know if ANYTHING changes (weight, puffiness, BP, vision, headaches, etc).
She also gave me a script for the codeine typenol stuff for the cough (and after the hours I spent hacking till I retched last night I think the benefits for both belly bean and I will be worth the minor risks...my doc felt that it was a good thing to have on hand, not to use it if I didn't need it but if I did, then I should take it) and another for an inhaler. Apparently chest colds in late pregnancy can lead to a sort of pregnancy induced asthma which can cause problems with the birth. I haven't picked it up but maybe willo that is something your care provider would know about/be able to arrange?
Other than that I've been told humidifier, guafenisen (so any non-DM robitussin type deal), benadryl/sudafed, and elderberry syrup (gotta love an OB who recommends elderberry, but spends 5 minutes trying to find the info on codeine syrup since it's not something she writes up frequently and she couldn't remember the "codes" for it).
I've found orange sherbert to be a big help...it's cold and soothing and fresh and seems to help for about 20 minutes at a time.
Ugh...what a bag of mixed news today has been!
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Anyway, good news is I AM MOVED AND SETTLED. Poor DH had so much to do, (we all did), but DH worked really hard for me: Dh is a 20 min. bike ride away from work as opposed to an hour commute, and he loves the fact he is getting exercise to and from work, ds and I are thrilled we get to see more of him. I had a strong community of other moms and kids in the mountains that I am sad to lose, but will work hard on finding another community of moms and kids down here, especially for ds he is very social.
Well I have a lot of baby nesting to do now, wash little clothes, gather all of my birth supplies and most importantly, get a pedicure! I am planning this for my mothers day escape.
I hope everyone heals up and is feeling really well for mothers day!
The fruit of the spirit is: Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness,goodness, gentleness and self control.:
Spent the day running around town trying to find lansinoh cream (ONE pharmacy in this entire city carries it, if you can believe that...), and picking up my records of employment to submit to the feds for my maternity leave application. I have one more form to get that'll be ready on Thursday, and then I can go in and get my paperwork filed. [whew]
The weather is absolutely stunning - I met DH and a work buddy for lunch on the pier, and we sat in the ocean breeze eating fish & chips - but my hips & cervix are now really unhappy with me because of all the walking. Ah well; I'm sacked out on my birthing ball in Table right now, and it's helping tons.
Our doula's coming over tonight for our first lamaze/prep class, and I'm getting excited! Now to channel that energy into picking up the living room...
I'm very organized lately and have a to-do list every week. Basically, I have things to do pretty much every day. I think it's mostly an anxiety reducer, but I also really want my house in decent shape when the baby comes. Before my wedding I had a daily to-do list that made me feel much more calm about it all... this is the same idea. I'm not freaking out yet, and I want it to stay that way. I want to sail the rest of the way to my due date with little or no stress.
I taped over some holes on the plastic table cloth that's going on my bed, so all of the birth supplies are ready. Except that we still haven't bought that pesky hose for the birth pool. I'm thinking we'll wait 2-3 weeks to do that, so that if we don't use it for the birth we can take it back. I'm cheap.
I have my week 35/36 appt this week with a new doc (the last one in the practice we haven't met yet). Then switching to weekly appointments!
Hoping this doc can tell me with certainty whether DS is heads down yet or not!
BTW, anyone else here refusing internal exams? I think they may typically do one this week(??)... just wanted to get some feedback from others who choose not to have internals done. I didn't have ANY in my first pregnancy until 24 hours into labor - my midwives just didn't do them. But I understand this practice does them standard at the end of the pregnancy... and though I refused my early one & pap test, I haven't talked to any of the docs yet about these later ones.
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I'll join in the virtual chicken soup making for the sickies of the bunch. Yuck and more yuck. I'm continuing to keep my fingers crossed. This has been the year of Strep at my school, some of the kids have had it 3 or 4 times this year. It just won't go away. No fun.
I'm getting anxious now. I'm not sure if I should start doing things to get ready for labor or not. I have a bottle of EPO capsules my sis left here last week and I'm not sure if I should take them or not. I am gonna drink one cup of RRL tonight. I'm not sure if I should give my body a gentle nudge or if I should wait until I'm 37 full weeks. Part of me wants to go into labor and part of me isn't ready to stop being pregnant yet.
I'm a bit on the fence about VE...mostly I don't want any till I feel the need to push, but in reality I sort of want to know if things are "changing" and I've never been good at self exams.
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Im so tired and gross and just want to whine all the time. : So, excuse me if Im not all smiles at the moment.
Im due sometime between June 20-July 2, depending on who you ask...I was still nursing and dont have a LMP to go by. So, my birthing window is pretty huge, and Ill go with whatever works I STILL have horrible morning noon and night sickness, which just sucks...my tummy has been upside down for the past week, too. I think my little gymnist is finally upside down and is causing alot of the issues..BLAH! Im not getting too excited about head down yet, I dont want to jinx anything! On Thursday I have another ultra sound (at 20 weeks one of his kidneys had fluid and was enlarged, 4 weeks ago it had fixed itself, but they want to follow him and make sure all is cool), so Ill be able to deffinatly find out how hes lying! Im super nervous~ both my other kids were head down from day one, so this is new.
My mind is SOOO far gone, I keep saying the wrong words~ and not even noticing. I cant remember anything, either.
OK, enough whining, Ill come back when im not so :
They sort of worked against me with my last pregnancy. I got a little obsessed about "progress" and it also put more pressure on me in labor, too. The clock did too. So my main thing with this labor will be avoiding exams and avoiding the clock.
I don't think I'll be having any more though because I don't want to get discouraged if I don't see change, or worked up if I see a lot of change. I don't really want them in labor, either, except possibly to confirm full dilation when I start to push. I found that knowing I was "stuck" at 2-3 cm for 10 hours or something was hard on me with my first labor. If I hadn't known that I was "stuck" I wonder if I would have gotten as upset and frustrated about how slow things were going.
I'll admit there's a teensy bit of curiousity there, but I think just going with the flow and not knowing the exact numbers might help me stay more positive. Just my opinion.
GBS swab: Those of you who are doing them, are you swabing yourself? My midwife has those clients who choose to have one swab themselves. Just wondering if anyone else had a midwife/OB in this camp. I'll be having mine next week at my homevisit.
another question: what post-natal vitamins are you all planning to use? I have about 2 weeks left on my prenatals and am considering switching over to something else rather than buying a whole new supply.
oh and HI, since I haven't checked in in awhile
hello to the newcomers!
Congrats Jilian on your wedding (your last belly pic is gorgeous!).
All's well here. Will be 37 weeks on Saturday, then I have the green light for the birth center. DH is in Alaska starting tomorrow so nothing better happen! Baby is veerrryy low and I have alot of BH. But I don't feel like I'm gonna have a baby yet. Plus we haven't decided on names...
Actually, I'm not coughing much now that I'm up. I did when I tried going back to bed half an hour ago, though. I just can't keep torturing DH, and the doctor says sleep is the ONLY thing that is going to kick this stupid virus. : The poor man has to go to work tomorrow, whereas I, at least, have the option of napping like I did today.
Wombat-- Now that you are on disability, will you be able to rest, or will you have your DD with you 24/7? I did really well today with two short naps, but I know that wouldn't have happened without my MIL taking DS for part of the morning. (I fell asleep with DS for his afternoon nap. He LOVES that, actually, so I get health "points" plus bonding "points". )
How amazing is it that our first June baby arrived, huh?
It really does scare the pants off of me, though! Thank God I'm due toward the end of June. Sheesh! I'm not ready, and, frankly, I can't imagine going through labor with this freakin' cough and sore throat!!!
I'm telling the baby to stay in until at least June, when I'll be 37 weeks. Mom gets here June 9th, so I'm really hoping s/he stays in until at least June 7th...
I thought I would check in here, though I haven't posted anything for at least 4 months. We have been busy house hunting, then moving into a new house. It's been about a month now, and by next week all the home improvements should be done! I so want to start nesting, but it's virtually impossible with all the tools, equipment, and dust lying around. Also, the house is being painted next week, so it would be pretty useless to completely organize all the dressers, bookcases, etc., only to have to move them (now full) in a couple days.
Sounds like everyone is doing well, with the exception of the couple members with flu/colds! So sorry! Luckily, once my morning sickness was over, I have been fine; although I had a raging headache the other day, and I think it was due to the fumes from our new flooring combined with close to 100 degree weather.
I switched to a midwife for care somewhere around my 20th week and we are having a homebirth. Went to the store yesterday and got most of the supplies, so at least I got to act on some of that nesting instinct! Anyone else having a homebirth? Anyone else getting a little scared about it? Sometimes I get a small bh contraction, or maybe a gas pain, or I just get up the wrong way, and I think "ouch!", and then I think, "if you can't handle that twinge of pain, you are in BIG trouble!" DH and I started a Bradley class a couple weeks ago, but I am due in the middle of the session, so luckily the instructor will meet with us one on one to go over some important techniques.
If I don't post again until the baby gets here, happy birthing vibes to all of you! I'll be lurking everyday to see what's going on...
as for a homebirth, i'm still undecided. i'd like to birth a home this time, but dh is really worried about the carpeting or bed or something getting ruined. sigh. we're still working on it and our other option (assuming i make it to 37 weeks) is a lovely birth center that's only about a 8 minute drive away so i don't feel like i need to fight too hard. i just remember how i didn't like having to get up, dressed, bundle the baby up and drive home a few hours after the birth of dd2 and it really appeals to me to just stay in bed this time and to send everyone else home instead. good things my midwives are flexible and haven't made me fully decide yet.
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He was the centerpiece of "the trade". He was the supposed best player in the deal… the guy that made it OK to part with Perk, risk team chemistry, and rely on the O'Neals to get us through at center.
Except Jeff Green's arrival in Boston was anything but that. His inability to play solidly at the 3 and make up for the loss of Marquis Daniels turned the trade into a bust. Fairly or unfairly, Jeff Green's short tenure so far in Boston has been mediocre at best… and probably closer to terrible.
The thing is… he's not that bad. Maybe its his mental make up that made it difficult for him to assimilate quickly. Maybe he was deferring too much, trying to be something he's not, and just plain getting lost in the sea of superstar veterans… all of whom have a "way" of doing things.
This is isn't OKC. This isn't the happy-go-lucky little town with a new team and a bunch players so young that you feel like you're back in a college locker room. Boston, the city, is a bit bigger, a lot more bitter, and even more demanding. We don't just appreciate having a team around here. We've had a team since day one. This city has gotten a taste of championship parades recently… and dammit… we like it.
Boston, the team, has strong personalities everywhere you turn. KG, Paul, Ray, Rondo… they're all, let's say, pretty damn confident in themselves. Doc Rivers is a direct, tell-it-like-it-is coach. And the banners… well… the banners stare at you in the practice facility and at the Garden… constantly reminding you that a few people have worn that uniform before you. And they've done pretty well. Each of those 17 flags might as well have a magnifying glass on them… because that's where you play when you're in a Celtics uniform: Under the magnifying glass. Everything is bigger.. your successes, your failures, your every word.
Throw a 24-year-old kid in the middle of this cauldron, sprinkle in the hours of talk radio and thousands of words written about how Danny blew it with the trade, and it's not hard to see how the kid didn't exactly flourish. But that's all done. The question is… what do we do now?
Do we make the $5.9 million qualifying offer… sit back and see if the market spits out a palatable price to give this kid another shot? Or do we just cut our losses, let him walks, and chalk it up as a loss? Will a training camp… time to bond with his teammates and chance to accept his role be helpful enough to turn him around? Or is he a kid who needs starter minutes to get into enough of a groove to perform well.
He's not going to be a starter on this team next year if everyone comes back. But he will be asked to be a huge contributor off the bench… especially if Glen Davis leaves.
So.. it's a tough call. What DO we do with Jeff Green?


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XmlReturnReader Class
Reads return values from XML that is encoded in the body of incoming responses for Web service clients implemented using HTTP but without SOAP.
Assembly: System.Web.Services (in System.Web.Services.dll)
The XmlReturnReader type exposes the following members.
|Initializes a new instance of the XmlReturnReader class.
|Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)
|Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection. (Inherited from Object.)
|Serves as a hash function for a particular type. (Inherited from Object.)
|Returns an initializer for the specified method. (Overrides MimeFormatter.GetInitializer(LogicalMethodInfo).)
|Returns an array of initializer objects corresponding to an input array of method definitions. (Overrides MimeFormatter.GetInitializers(LogicalMethodInfo[]).)
|Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.)
|Initializes an instance. (Overrides MimeFormatter.Initialize(Object).)
|Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)
|Gets a return value deserialized from an XML document contained in the HTTP response. (Overrides MimeReturnReader.Read(WebResponse, Stream).)
|Returns a string that represents the current object. (Inherited from Object.)
XmlReturnReader and other classes in the System.Web.Services.Protocols namespace support the .NET Framework's implementations of Web services via the HTTP-GET and HTTP-POST operations. Web service writers and readers serialize and deserialize, respectively, between the parameters or return objects of Web methods and the HTTP request or response streams. Web service writers and readers use HTTP for transport but don't exchange messages using the SOAP standard. The XmlReturnReader class implements the client-side reading of XML documents into Web method return values. The XML documents are encoded in the body of HTTP responses.
You typically will not need to use XmlReturnReader directly. Instead, when the Wsdl.exe tool generates client proxy code according to the HTTP-GET or HTTP-POST implementations, it applies the HttpMethodAttribute to each Web method and sets the attribute's ReturnFormatter property to XmlReturnReader.
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It's carnival time! People are ready to have fun with their costumes and masks. This festivity is celebrated almost all over the world, and here in Canary Islands we have one of the best carnivals in the globe. Here you have seven curiosities about Tenerife Carnival.
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Benidorm, the skyscraper city
Benidorm, the skyscraper city. The higher one in Spain, it has 27 buildings above 100 meters. It has the honor of being the city with more skyscrapers per citizen. And the second one with more of these per m², just behind Manhattan.
Great novelties in Sandos Papagayo
The year begins with great novelties in Sandos Papagayo Beach Resort. The German Tour Operator Schauinsland Raisen has rewarded our hotel with the Top Hotel Partner Certificate 2014. This award has been posible thanks to our loyalty, flexibility and fairness shown in the last years. We thank Schauinsland Raisen very much and hope this great relationship remains through the years!
The International Music Festival of the Canary Islands is here
The 31st International Music Festival of the Canary Island will take place in the whole archipelago, including, Lanzarote and Tenerife, from the 11th of January to the 13th of February. This is one of the most important event of classic music around the globe, and the first one of the year.
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Mia Wasikowska
Young Australian-born actress Mia Wasikowska has appeared on the acclaimed HBO drama In Treatment, and she will play the title character in the upcoming Tim Burton-Johnny Depp collaboration Alice in Wonderland.
AppealMia Wasikowska is wise and has experience beyond her young age, but she often appears fragile, waifish and even dainty -- qualities that no doubt contributed to her casting as the classic ingenue, Alice. Make no mistake, while she may not be an archetypal knockout, Mia Wasikowska's brilliant, suicidal spin as Sophie on In Treatment demonstrated her own brand of edgy, bubbling-under-the-surface sex appeal.
SuccessMia Wasikowska received a nomination by the Australian Film Institute for a Young Actor's Award in 2006 for her work in Suburban Mayhem. In June 2008, she received a Breakthrough Award by Australians in Film, and in October of that year, Variety named her one of the 10 Actors to Watch. At just 18 years old, and with a lead role in a massive upcoming Tim Burton film, we expect Mia Wasikowska to continue what can only be termed her meteoric rise to stardom.
Mia Wasikowska BiographyBorn of Polish ancestry in the Australian capital of Canberra in 1990, Mia Wasikowska studied ballet growing up, but at age 14 she discovered acting. Two years later, she was sold on it and decided to pursue the profession full time.
mia wasikowska makes her acting debutMia Wasikowska made her acting debut appearing in two episodes of the Australian medical drama All Saints. However, it was her role as Lilya in the acclaimed 2006 Australian film Suburban Mayhem that brought her to a wider audience. In addition to some shorts, she also appeared in the Australian drama September before making the jump from Aussie productions to Hollywood.
mia wasikowska on in treatmentIn 2008, Mia Wasikowska landed a recurring role on HBO's In Treatment, a drama about a psychotherapist in personal and professional crises starring Gabriel Byrne. She considers the role her "lucky break," since her experience prior to playing the suicidal teenager Sophie (to wide critical acclaim, we might add) was rather limited.
In Treatment enjoyed several nominations and a few wins at the 2008 Emmys and the 2009 Golden Globes, to name a few, and while Mia Wasikowska didn't receive a nomination herself, the attention has raised her professional profile considerably.


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Complicated watch with a function for measuring short time periods in addition to its function for permanently displaying hours, minutes and seconds.
Label given to a watch which has undergone precision tests and received a certificate from an official body (COSC).
The day of the month, displayed in a window on a watch dial typically at the 3 o'clock or 6 o'clock position.
Small seconds
Small seconds
A hand on a sub-dial which tracks seconds; typically it completes a full rotation in one minute.
Split-Seconds (Rattrapante)
Split-Seconds (Rattrapante)
In appearance a split-seconds chronograph is only slightly different from a standard chronograph. Its special feature is the additional device which drives a second center-sweep seconds hand called the split-seconds hand. When the chronograph mechanism is activated the two superimposed hands rotate around the dial. If the split-seconds pusher is pressed the split-seconds hand will stop, allowing the user to read the intermediate time. Meanwhile the chronograph seconds hand continues to turn. If the same pusher is pressed again, the split-seconds hand will catch up with the chronograph hand and continue to rotate in perfect unison with it. This operation can be re-peated as many times as desired.
Transparent case back
Transparent case back
A transparent case back - frequently made of sapphire - makes it possible to see the movement inside the watch.
Technical data
Domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on both sides
Water resistance
10 bar (100 metres / 330 feet)
Case Diameter: 44 mm
Calibre: Omega 3612
Self-winding chronograph movement with column wheel mechanism and Co-Axial escapement for greater precision stability and durability of the movement. Free sprung balance, with date, hour-, minute- and continuous small seconds-hands, central chronograph hand. Column wheel split-seconds mechanism.
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Cal South, which has produced 17 U.S. Youth Soccer national champions over the last five years, recently concluded in State Cup competition for the U-14 to U-18 age groups in which West Coast FC and Slammers FC won two boys and girls titles, respectively.
West Coast's U-16 boys reached as So Cal age group champions, while the U-15s defeated the ISC Strikers to their third meeting in three years. WCFC's U-13s also won the State Cup.
The Slammers add two more state championships, taking their total to 26. The U-18 and U-16 girls both beat the rival Eagles, 1-0.
U14 BoysWest Coast FC 2 ISC Strikers 0
U15 BoysAztecs FC 2 Premier Arsenal FC 0
U16 BoysWest Coast FC 4 South Bay Force Blue 0
U17 BoysUnited FC Black 1 FC San Diego Gold 0 (OT)
U18 BoysAtlante S.D. 4 Brasil FC 1
U14 Girls The X-Treme Breakaway 1 So Cal Blues 0
U15 Girls CZ Elite Soccer 3 *SD Surf White 1
U16 Girls Slammers FC 2 Eagles 1
U17 Girls Real So Cal Blue 1 So Cal Blues 0
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Alert! Dodgers Start Kershaw In Game 4 On Short Rest
UPDATE: Despite pitching coach Rick Honeycutt telling reporters that the Dodgers would save Clayton Kershaw for a potential Game 5 start and go with Ricky Nolasco tonight, the team just announced that the Cy Young winner-to-be will indeed be taking the mound tonight in an effort to finish the Braves.
As noted below, this will be the first short-rest start of Kershaw?s entire career, regular season or playoffs, and he threw 124 pitches Thursday.
Kershaw has started 183 career games and none of them have come on short rest. He?s made 103 starts on four days? rest, 61 starts on five days? rest, and 18 starts on six or more days? rest.
However, it also means that if the Dodgers lose tonight they could have Zack Greinke available on full rest for Game 5.
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Katherine Jane Gilligan Manning
Katherine Jane "Kathy" Gilligan Manning, 78, passed away March 6, 2013, at Linden Court in North Platte, Neb.
She was born the third child and only daughter to Nick and Hilda (Sauerberg) Gilligan on August 29, 1934, on the family farm outside of Milburn, Neb., that her grandfather homesteaded.
Kathy attended grade school at Milburn by traveling horseback or walking the mile and a half with her older brothers with whom she played many practical pranks! She attended high school at the University of Nebraska School of Agriculture at Curtis, Neb., where she met and made many lifelong friends, including her husband of over 50 years.
Mart W. Manning and Katherine Gilligan were married December 28, 1950, at Seward, Neb. They lived and loved most of their married life on the home ranch north of Thedford, Neb., where they were partners in life and raised their four children. As a family they worked hard, always having fun and playing harder. There were no limits on all of the fun adventures and there were no boundaries put on their childrens' imaginations and curiosities. In the early years, every Sunday afternoon was spent at a local lake, grilling hamburgers over an open pit, swimming and water skiing until their children started rodeoing. Everything was done as a family.
Her children always knew there was a God because we could see His love for us through their mother Katherine! Kathy cooked for the hay crew and extended family every summer, as well as filled in on any of the tractors, wherever she was needed. The Manning door was always open and many Sunday mornings they awoke to a living room with one or more guests that their children had brought home from the night before. They always took the time and enjoyed visiting whenever any of their neighbors or a stranger stopped in. The living room was always full on Nebraska football game day where everyone enjoyed Kathy's chili and cinnamon rolls. Kathy loved to visit and socialize and never met a stranger.
She loved to fish, dance and hunt arrowheads. She took pride in her yard and drug a lot of hoses to keep it watered and green. She was always one to stretch a penny and she could spot a bargain. She loved to shop at Goodwill and always dressed and looked like a million dollars.
Kathy loved her home and thought the Sandhills was the most beautiful of any place she had ever seen or visited and would tell you so when she returned home. Kathy commented many times that she never tired of the trip to Valentine, Neb., and her favorite view was coming back home and seeing "Hack Berry Hill" at the Brownlee turnoff from the north.
Kathy was proud of her roots and her heritage, but her greatest pride was in family and her cherished grandchildren.
She is survived by her son, Bill (Marj) Manning of Valentine, Neb.; her daughters, Ann (Rod) Warren of Thedford, Neb., and Kari Sue Manning of Milburn, Neb.; 10 grandchildren, Angie (Kevin) McCully, Nat (Mindy) Warren, Justina (Keven) Benscoter, Clayton (Tiffany) Manning, Erin Manning, Sara Manning (Jeremey), Matthew (Kelley) Manning, Kati Pearman (Kevin), Molli (Ford) Miller and Tammy (Mark) Swanson; 19 great-grandchildren; daughter-in-law and son-in-law Becky Manning and Lynn Pearman; two nephews; three nieces and their spouses; the Thayer family and many "adopted" children and grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband Mart in 2003 and their son Hain in 1999; her parents, Nick and Hilda; brothers, Tom and Bernard (Norma) Gilligan; her father and mother-in-law William H. and Eleanor Manning; brother-in-law Jack (Micky) Manning; sister-in-law Bee and special friend and dancing partner, Lester Thayer.
Graveside services will be held March 16, 2013, at 2 p.m. CDT at the Hillcrest Cemetery in Thedford, Neb., followed by a continued celebration of her life at the Thomas County Fair Building in Thedford, Neb.
Memorial contributions may be made in her name to the Thomas County Fairgrounds or to the Hillcrest Cemetery. ❖
Kenneth L. Brock
Kenneth L. Brock, 84, of Grand Island, Neb., passed away March 7, 2013, at Wedgewood Care Center surrounded by his family.
He was born March 29, 1928, at Highmore, S.D., to Floyd and Vera (Maginnis) Brock. Kenny grew up in Highmore. S.D., receiving his education in Highmore. He helped farm the family farm in Holabird, S.D.
He married Zada Barnes on December 11, 1948, at Harold, S.D. They lived in Harold where they farmed and Kenny sheared sheep. They moved to Canton, S.D., in 1957, they farmed, raised pigs, milked cows and fed feeder cattle. He also worked for several years at the Canton Sale Barn. In 1974, they moved to Mitchell, S.D., where Kenny began training thoroughbred race horses for Jack Koltes. In 1976, they move to Grand Island, Neb., where he continued to follow the Nebraska and South Dakota horse racing circuit until retiring in 2008. Ken loved farm life and in his retirement stayed connected by helping anyone out that needed an extra hand.
He loved to coon hunt, especially with his Red Bone Coon Dog, Lucky. He was a handyman who could fix anything, was an excellent horse shoer, he enjoyed fishing, tending to his vegetable garden and of course watching the horses run.
He attended the United Congregational Church.
He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Zada Brock of Grand Island, Neb.; two daughters, Mary Brock of Aurora and Linda Peers of Grand Island, Neb.; a son and daughter-in-law, Randy and Carrie Johnson of Valentine, Neb.; and a sister, Faye Grable of Rapid City, S.D.; grandchildren, Mindy VanWinkle, Samantha Robb, Carrie Robb, Matthew Brock, and Amanda Brock; a great-granddaughter, Morgan VanWinkle; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Darrel, Earl J. "Shorty", Larry, sisters, Ellen Kliensasser, Sr. Marie Therese Brock.
Memorial services were held March 15, 2013 at Curran Funeral Chapel.
Inurnment was in the Grand Island City Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the family's choice.
Online condolences may be given at www.CurranFuneralChapel.com. ❖
John Lyle Abbott
John Lyle Abbott, 94, of Lincoln, Neb., passed away March 4, 2013.
Born in Kearney, Neb., on December 11,1918, he was adopted into the loving home of Loyd and Edith (Wilterdink) Abbott in January of 1919.
He lived his early years on the family farm near Martell, Neb., moving to the Greenwood area in the spring of 1933.
He graduated from Alvo High School in 1936. He served in the Army during World War II from 1942 -1945 and was assigned to the 562nd Engineering Boat Maintenance Battalion. He served in the Southern Pacific theatre, including Australia, New Guinea, Wadke Island and the liberation of the Philippines where he was injured. He returned to Barnes General Hospital in Washington for recovery. Discharged in November 1945, he worked as a machinist for the Department of Roads for 36 years prior to his retirement in 1982.
He was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church, a long-time member of VFW Post 131, a life member of DAV Chapter 7, and a 52 year member of American Legion Post No. 3.
He enjoyed his family, fishing and maintaining his yard and garden, Nebraska football, as well as travel, which included several fishing trips to Canada. He made every effort to always keep in touch with his army buddies by attending reunions.
He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Ruth; a daughter and son-in-law, Doris and Ron Rathje of York, Neb.; two grandsons and their spouses, Matt (Traci) and Marty (Sara) Rathje of Lincoln, Neb.; four great grandchildren, Mason and Brea Rathje, and Jackson and Harper Rathje; nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Services were held March 7, 2013 at Redeemer Lutheran Church
Burial followed with military rites at Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery. ❖
Steven L. Rasmussen
Steven L. Rasmussen, 59, of Scotia, Neb., passed away March 11, 2013, in Omaha, Neb., with his family by his side after his courageous battle with cancer.
He was born March 1, 1954, in St. Paul to Dennis and Maxine (Yax) Rasmussen.
He was a lifetime farmer and rancher from Scotia, Neb. His pride was the loyal customers he met and the services and supports he provided them. He greatly valued the friendships gained during his 17 years with ADM.
The family would like to thank the doctors and staff from the St. Francis Cancer Treatment Center for the excellent treatment and support that was given to Steve.
He is survived by his father, Dennis of Cotesfield, Neb.; and three sisters and brothers-in-law, Cindy and Jim Watson of Omaha, Neb., Vicki and Doug Hughes of Lincoln, Neb., and Mary Jo and Dan Veskrna of Blair, Neb.; and nieces and nephews.
He was preceded by his mother, Maxine Rasmussen.
A private family burial was held March 15, 2013 in the Mount Hope Cemetery in Scotia, Neb.
Memorial contributions may be made to the family's choice.
Condolences for Steve may be left at www.jacobsengreenway.com.


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Heather Graham, Adriana Lima, Dita Von Teese and Lottie Moss were among the evening's guests at the 2016 amfAR gala at Milan Fashion Week.
Tomas Maier eschewed trends in favor of a design ethos of "private luxury" for a collection that was effortlessly sophisticated.
Designer and Michael Burke reflect on progress, next steps in creative retooling of luxury megabrand.
A motive for Friday's shooting at the Cascade Mall, which left five dead, has not yet been determined.
She will be responsible for the marketing and creative organization at Neiman's, BG and Last Call.
The shooter, thought to be a lone gunman, opened fire on Friday night.
Saks in Montreal will be created out of a space taken from an existing Hudson's Bay store in the city.
The leadership will be more squarely focused on either the full-price or off-price operations.
The fall collection offers 16 pieces, ranging from a $105 labradorite and bone bead bracelet to a double-strand druzy and white agate necklace for $495.
While the overall seasonal hire will be flat compared to last year, the number of seasonal staffers specifically for direct-to-consumer fulfillment facilities is growing.
The film is expected to appeal to children and adults.
CF Toronto Eaton Centre is one of the sites for Nordstrom in the Toronto market.
Birdcage stands out on Lord & Taylor's selling floors.
J.C. Penney's is marketing "40 looks of Liz" for the 40th anniversary of the Liz Claiborne brand.
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Take part in the world's top GPU developer event May 8 -11, 2017 in Silicon Valley where artificial intelligence, virtual reality and autonomous vehicles will take center stage. GTC 2017 provides developers and thought leaders with the opportunity to share their work with thousands of the world's brightest minds. The 2016 event had more than
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Take a photo of a chair and a new mobile app will tell you where to buy it, and show you pictures of how it will look in various rooms. "It seems a lot of people want to buy things they see in someone else's home or in a photo, but they don't know where
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Chiyuan Zhang, PhD student at MIT talks about his joint project with Shell using GPUs and deep learning to automatically detect subsurface faults from seismic traces for oil and gas exploration. Using a Tesla K80 GPU, CUDA, cuBLAS and the cuDNN-accelerated Mocha.jl deep learning framework, the researchers were able to speed-up up their experiments nearly
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The time between the interesting work. This is mostly just a result of the nature of the business. In every experience I've had in consulting, there are always up and down times in terms of work.
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There was often a lack of work variety
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First of all, it was amazing to me to see what the actual design process is like and how projects are executed in the working world compared to in college. My favorite part was going on site and seeing projects getting put into action, and seeing the outcome of all of the engineering and design work that gets put in every week. I also enjoyed attending meetings. Although I personally did not say much at many of the meetings, it was good experience to be a part of this kind of professional interaction.
It was disappointing to me that because I am an intern, I was not able to travel with the team to many of the job sites. For example, the entire team flew to Colorado to look at the site and work on the design, while I had to remain in the office. I finally got to go to one of the local job sites near the end of my internship, but there were a few projects that I feel like I missed out on a lot because I could not go see what I was working on in person.
This internship was a very good learning experience, and I would definitely reccomend. However, most of the work and learning is technical and not much field work/experience.
The inclusive and thoughtful cultural demonstrated on a regular basis by the people of this company.
The only difficult circumstance of this experience is that has required me to be far from my friends and family. All other aspects of this internship have been uniformly positive.
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So I've beaten New Super Mario Bros Wii. Well, not beaten, but have at least finished the story mode (damn you level 9!). As I was playing through this colorful diversion, I couldn't help but compare it to it's older siblings, Mario 3 and Super Mario World.
What exactly I thought of the game will have to wait for another blog. This one is going to be about the sense of nostalgia that swept over me and got me pondering the origins of my serious gaming fascination.
I was a late bloomer when it came to games. I didn't really think of my self as a gamer until after the SNES hit the US. Up to that point I played games just to play. Finishing the game really had nothing to with why I played. It wouldn't be unusual for me to pop in Mega Man II and play the Flash Man level over and over again (I didn't actually "finish" Mega Man 2 until college. Loser!). Duck Tales to me was all about playing the Moon and Transylvania levels while my Sister would take care of the rest. Even when Mario 3 came out, my Sister and I would try to beat the game as straight forward as we could. Find the warp whistle, find the warp whistle, on to level 8! I wasn't much into RPGs mostly because I didn't understand them.
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Level up!
"What just happened? Apparently, I found Level 2?"
I got to "Level 4" playing Dragon Warrior, when I decided that RPGs were boring and stupid (I didn't play another one until Final Fantasy II for SNES!).
I owned the 8-bit master piece and even subscribed to Nintendo Power, but I didn't truly comprehend what it meant to finish a game until Super Mario World. Now, I didn't get a Super Nintendo until a year or so after its release. In that time, I had been able to rent the system with Super Mario World, Final Fight, F-Zero, and Street Fighter II. Holy moly, it's hard not get swept away again by that tsunami of nostalgia!
This is where my official entry into geekdom began. Super Mario World is the first game that I ever "completed" secret worlds, shortcuts, and all. I would have loved to have online leader boards for F-Zero. My friends and I would spend weekends playing the same course over and over again in an attempt to beat each other's scores. Street Fighter II introduced me to the some of the cheapest video game code of all time, and for some reason, I couldn't get enough (to this day I still struggle the most versus Sagat).
This evolution of mine of course fed into games like, Donkey Kong Country (Bannanaananas!), Breath of Fire II, Final Fantasy III (or VI or whatever), Golden Eye, Ocarina of Time, and even jumped cross platform boundaries; Power Stone II, Skies of Arcadia, Marvel vs Capcom 2 (Dreamcast!).
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MwarriorHiei 3 years ago#41
Mezmorizor posted...E-Sports
sounds like you have some problems you need to deal with.
Tyrannus5930 3 years ago#42
MwarriorHiei posted...
sounds like you have some problems you need to deal with.
prty sure hes parodying ELPRESADOR but i could be wrong
EDIT: It's funny because this crap applies to League too.
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A pro-gamer is like any other athlete, they only have so long before they are considered "too old" and have to move on. At best, they retire and move into a coach/trainer sort of position.
They rely heavily on tournament winnings to make a big bank, they may have a salary on a team but I bet its nowhere near as good as a job you could have gotten going through university.
In the end, if they want to have a somewhat comfortable living after retirement, they need to play lots, they need to play well, and they need to win. Its not a career with a lot of long term options.
If they like what they do and are successful at it, why object? Though they should keep in mind that it shouldn't be a permanent career choice. I know an ex-pro League player myself and he called it quits because he had won enough and knew he had to finish university himself.
"By the way, if you don't compete professionally and make money from playing games... you are a casual player."-Howatizer
Tell your parents that the money made will help pay for college and all you need to do is play a game. They'll help you pack.
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g-cube_masta 3 years ago#46
As long as you're good and you have a solid network it is completely stable. Look at the old guard, saint, regi, hotshot, dan dinh etc., they've all been at this for a long time and still making money during it, even after they stop being active players.
Look at Jatt, he was a pro player, retired to work for riot internally and now in addition to that he's also a shoutcaster.
There's a lot of room for expansion, coaching positions, other management, teams abroad, working for riot etc.,
then on top of the actual salaries they have you also have sponsorships
and then on top of ALL of that you have streaming revenue which, despite adblock, adds up to a lot.
In fact the stream revenue is so good alone that people like Wingsofdeathx and Phantoml0rd can support their lifestyles off of just that.
So to call it unstable is misleading at best. There is stability if you're good.
Price_Of_Fame 3 years ago#47
Or you could just get a real job
I stan for Arya Stark <3
The salary is good but like others have said it's not going to be a lasting career for most players. I wouldn't pursue it if I didn't have any back up plans afterwards.
Kirbix posted...
See, but using the examples of the few top players is just silly.
Which doctors are these? I've yet to meet one who is actively practicing that has financial issues.
If you consider paying student loans till you're 40 to be living quite poorly and in debt, you have another thing coming. There are a great deal of people that go through that, and they're not living poorly. Hell, my aunt just paid off her student loans, she's a drama professor, and she enjoys her line of work immensely. She also fosters dogs, with 6 in her house currently, and loves them all. Does she have a huge entertainment system, a massive DVD collection, a sportscar, and a huge home? No. She has 6 dogs she loves to death, and pays for food, veterinary needs, etc etc for them. That's not cheap. Last I checked, teachers are considered as being WAY underpaid for what they do. They effectively babysit 100 kids a day for an hour (or 10 kids for 10 hours or however you want to look at it) for 5 days out of the week, roughly 70% of the year, and still make about half PER HOUR of what an actual babysitter would make... The 16 year old that watches the two 5 year olds down the street? Yeah, making more hourly than everyone in a school building...
Anyways, I don't see the job itself as being stable or guaranteed, but not many jobs really are. Something can always happen to end your career and leave you hanging without any pay, and it happens far more frequently than you might think. With sponsorships, streaming, etc etc, I could see anyone with half a brain to stow the money away rather than spend it all on frivolous things being able to live off it for the rest of their life, especially if they invest it in a smart way. People that just go crazy with the money they earn aren't exactly commonplace either, there's just enough of them that you don't usually pick out names.
Is it uncommon for a 25 year old to go to college in the US?
I really don't see why you complain, as long as they break even while playing, what's the problem?
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date approved: 8/21/2014
Golden Bough Playhouse - Carmel, CA
The Golden Bough Playhouse in Carmel, CA.
Glenwood Vaudeville Revue - Glenwood Springs, CO
The newly relocated Glenwood Vaudeville Revue Dinner Theatre is now on Glenwood Springs main street in the old cinema building.
posted by: Outspoken1
location: Colorado
date approved: 7/27/2014
Norwood Theater - Norwood MA
Built in 1926/27 during a period of civic improvements to the center of Norwood.
posted by: nomadwillie
date approved: 7/2/2014
last visited: 9/13/2014
Cutter Theatre - Metaline Falls, WA
Designed by well known Washington architects Cutter and Malgren, this Neoclassically styled former school was built in 1912 by Pend Oreille School District #2. It was the first, and until 1956, only school in Metaline Falls.
location: Washington
date approved: 6/13/2014
Civic Opera House - Chicago, Illinois, USA.
The Chicago 'Civic Opera House' opened in 1929 with a 3,500 seat auditorium. The multi use theatre is the current home of the Chicago Lyric Opera Company.
posted by: veritas vita
location: Illinois
date approved: 6/12/2014
last visited: 11/19/2015
Princess of Wales Theatre - Toronto, Ontario
The Princess of Wales Theatre is a 2000-seat theatre located at 300 King Street West in the heart of Toronto's Entertainment District in the downtown area.
posted by: DougandSandra
location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 5/22/2014
last visited: 4/12/2016
Avenue Theatre - West Plains, Mo.
This painted brick two-story Art Deco building is located at 307 Washington Avenue in West Plains, Missouri.
posted by: iconions
location: Missouri
date approved: 5/12/2014
Altarena Playhouse - Alameda, CA
The Altarena Playhouse in Alameda, CA.
Opera House Theatre Company - Philipsburg, MT
This is a vintage theatre that has hosted both live stage performances and movies. Opened in 1891, it is today the oldest operating theatre in the state of Montana.
location: Montana
date approved: 5/6/2014
Divadlo Polarka - Brno, Czech Republic
Divadlo Polárka v Brne
date approved: 5/3/2014
last visited: 8/10/2014
Opéra Théâtre d'Avignon et des Pays de Vaucluse - Avignon/France
L'Opéra d'Avignon, initially told Municipal Theatre and Opera currently Avignon and Vaucluse country is a theater located on the Place de l'Horloge and built in the nineteenth century.
posted by: KaPsTeam
location: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France
last visited: 12/23/2012
Teatro Real - Madrid, Spain
Located near the Royal Palace, this theater is one of the best in the country.
posted by: bluesnote
location: Comunidad de Madrid, Spain
date approved: 4/28/2014
last visited: 4/28/2014
Teatro Español - Madrid, Spain
This theater is sits in the heart of the nation's capital city.
last visited: 8/2/2015
Tylovo divadlo / Tyl' Theatre - Kutná Hora (Central Bohemia)
Tylovo divadlo (Tyl' Theatre), named after significant Czech dramatist Josef Kajetán Tyl, is municipal theatre of town Kutná Hora.
posted by: Dorcadion Team
location: Stredocesky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 4/17/2014
last visited: 1/5/2015
Royce Hall - UCLA - Los Angeles, CA
Royce Hall is one of the four original buildings on the UCLA campus and is its premier performing arts venue.
posted by: NakoTacoPatrol
date approved: 3/31/2014
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