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- There is no surviving, or as yet translated, Creation story within Irish mythology. We learn from the Lebor Gabala Erenn, a text from the Christian Middle Ages, of the Tuatha De Danann, or "People of the Goddess Danu", who came to Ireland either...
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- The Celtic Vedic Connection, Part I
- Of all the great ancient cultures perhaps no two share more parallels than those of the Celtic and Vedic peoples. A deep rooted affinity runs between them, what is present in one is mirrored in the other. Myths, Gods, Goddesses, even fairy tales bear a...
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MILFORD - Milford police are looking into whether recent burglaries in one part of the city are related.
Officials say that two houses were broken into in the past week. The most recent one took place on Myers Lane, where police say the burglar got away with two laptops, cash and a cellphone.
The other break-in was last week just a block away on Campfield Circle. Police say that the burglar there got away with a laptop, cash and a cellphone as well.
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Police say both situations are very similar, which leads them to believe that they could be related. The families in both houses were home asleep and nobody was hurt.
Residents say that since the break-ins, they are urging one another to keep a close eye on the area.

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There has been news that this year's WrestleMania will have a Money in the Bank match. This is a great job by WWE, as the match is so exciting. It really looks like WWE wants to make this the greatest WrestleMania of all time.
This year's Money in the Bank pay-per-view was arguably the best pay-per-view this year. The eight-man ladder match is full of amazing moves, violence and pure excitement.
Nonetheless, the participants in the match have to fit the style. There should always be a good mix of bigger men and high flyers. It certainly adds to the excitement of the match. If the match consists of eight giants, then it will be slow-paced and boring. A good mix would be perfect.
Here are some possible picks for this year's Money the Bank ladder match at WrestleMania.


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Ingmar may refer to:
- Ingmar Berga, Dutch speed skater
- Ingmar Bergman, Swedish film director
- Ingmar De Poortere, Belgian cyclist
- Ingmar Lazar, French pianist
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Sicilian Questions
Sicilian Questions (المسائل الصقلية, al-Masā'il al-Ṣiqilliyya, in Arabic) is the name of Ibn Sab'in's masterpiece, one of the leading representatives of the Andalusian mystic of the 13th century. Its doctrines are marked by the influence of two great philosophical areas, the Peripateticism and Sufism, which makes it a very interesting writing for researchers and scholars. This work contains the answer given by him to some philosophical questions raised by the famous Emperor Frederick II of Hohenstaufen (1215 -1250) and has been defined as "symbol on the intellectual relations between medieval Christian Europe and the Islamic world".[1] On the Sicilian Questions exist, so far, the complete editions of Serefettin Yaltkaya,[2][3] according to the 534th Arabic manuscript from the Bodleian Library at Oxford; and several complete translations: to Turkish,[4] to Italian,[5] and to Spanish;[6] as well as diverse partial translations: to French,[7][8] to Italian,[9] to Spanish,[10] and to German.[11]
Regarding the author's style, the book has obvious signs of eloquence and elegance, as well as extensive scientific knowledge. But at the same time, it warns, sometimes, a certain monotony, excessive rhetoric, with consequent abrupt interruptions retakes, disjunctions, etc. Through its pages the text shows a peculiar mix of Aristotelian influence and Neoplatonic Sufi mysticism, and an overview of the most important doctrines of the science of antiquity, including for instace, the logic of Aristotle.
The treatise is divided into a prologue, wrote perhaps one of his disciples, which explains the origin of the correspondence, the answer to the four philosophical questions raised by Frederick II of Hohenstaufen, a Appendix referred to several issues, and finally, an epilogue. These parts are of variable length and are subdivided, in turn, into several sections. Given, then, that its structure is as follows:
- A. Preface of the work
- 1. Question I: On the eternity of the world
- 1.1. On the framing of the question
- 1.2. The terms of the issue
- 1.2.1. The world
- 1.2.2. Eternity
- 1.2.3. Innovation
- 1.2.4. Creating
- 1.2.5. The invention
- 1.3. Controversy of opinions
- 1.4. Aristotle's philosophical way
- 1.5. Displayed on the eternity of the world (11 shows)
- 1.6. Several theories about the eternity of the world: Asharites Ibn Al-Sa'ig, Peripatetics, Ibn Sina, muytahidies.
- 1.7. The innovation of the world according to Ibn Sab'in.
- 1.8. Epilogue of the matter.
- 2. Question II: On the Divine Science
- 2.1. The aim of the divine knowledge
- 2.1.2. The ancients
- 2.1.3. The Sufis
- 2.1.4. The Greeks
- 2.2. The premises of the divine knowledge
- 2.2.1. On the framing of the question
- 2.2.2. The premises according to the ancients
- 2.2.3. The art of logic
- 18.104.22.168. Logic parts (8 parts)
- 188.8.131.52. Types of premises (13 types)
- 18.104.22.168. The states of the premises (5 states). Syllogisms
- 2.3. The soul
- 2.4. The intellect
- 2.5. The parts of philosophy (science)
- 2.6. The premises of the divine knowledge
- 2.6.1. The conditions required for the divine knowledge according to the ancients
- 2.6.2. The conditions required for the divine knowledge according to the Sufis
- 2.7. The way of Walker (The proficient on the way to God)
- 2.8. Some considerations on the conditions required by the object
- 2.9. The end of divine knowledge
- 3. Question III: On the categories
- 3.1. On the framing of the question
- 3.2. Explanation of category
- 3.3. Branch of the categories
- 4. Question IV: On the Soul
- 4.1. On the framing of the question
- 4.2. The types of soul
- 4.2.1. The vegetative soul
- 4.2.2. The animal soul
- 4.2.3. Various theories about the soul: ancient brahmans, followers of the metempsychosis, that of Ibn Sab'in and others
- 4.2.4. The rational soul
- 126.96.36.199. The immortality of the rational soul
- 184.108.40.206. Demonstrations of the immortality of the soul (8 shows)
- 18.104.22.168. Commentary on the demonstrations
- 22.214.171.124. Some theories of the intellect
- B. Appendix: Questions more
- B.1. Comment of the term 'right'
- B.2. Review of the word 'eye'
- B.3. On the dual of the terms 'eye' and 'hand'
- B.4. Comment of the term 'hand'. Explanation of the hadith "The heart of the believer is between two fingers of the Merciful"
- B.5. Outline of the controversy of Alexander of Aphrodisias to Aristotle
- C. Epilogue of the work
As usual in medieval Arabic treatises, and how could it be otherwise, if we take into account the rich and highly educated of Ibn Sab'in, in the Sicilian Questions the author quotes from other writers, especially those in the classical antiquity; among them are, for example, Plato's Phaedrus and especially those belonging to the logic of Aristotle, as the most relevant. Similarly, and for the same reason, it makes frequent references to ancient philosophers and thinkers to a greater extent, but also to his fellow followers of other faiths and representatives of the most varied theories and doctrines, explained or simply commented on the work, which make it a rich melting pot of scientific knowledge to justify the time and interest in it. Among all these philosophers, he notes, the volume of citations is made on his thought and his writings, Aristotle, which is really central to the treaty and the Andalusian mystic most often named as the Wise (al-Hakim) and the Man (al-Rayul).
Other important philosophers and thinkers in the Sicilian Questions referred to are, in alphabetical order, Alexander of Aphrodisias, Anaxagoras, Berossus, Crates, Diogenes, Euclid, al-Farabi, Galen, al-Ghazali, al-Hallaj, Ibn Bajja (Avempace), Ibn Sina (Avicenna), Iamblichus, Parmenides, Pythagoras, Plato, Socrates, Themistius, Theophrastus and Zeno of Elea.
The masterful character of the work lies at the confluence of all these philosophical currents which combine great diversity of theories and beliefs.
- ^ Dario Cabanelas, "Federico II de Sicilia e Ibn Sab'in de Murcia. Las Cuestiones Sicilianas", Miscelánea de Estudios Árabes y Hebraicos, 4, 1955, pp.48-49.
- ^ Ibn Sab'in, al-Kalam 'ala-l-al-Siqiliyya Masa'il, text published by Serefettin Yaltkaya, Bayrut 1941.
- ^ , Ibn Sab'in, Correspondance philosophique avec l'Empereur Frederic II of Hohenstaufen, Arabic text published by Serefettin Yaltkaya, with Introduction by Henry Corbin, Paris 1941.
- ^ Serefettin Yaltkaya, Sicilya cevaplari Ibni Sabinin Sicilya Krali ikinci Frederikin felsefi sorgularina verdigi cevaplarin tercemesidir, Istanbul 1934 (full translation into Turkish).
- ^ Patrizia Spallino, Le questioni siciliane. Federico II e l' universo filosofico, Introduction, translation and notes, presentation of Aladdin Bakri, Palermo 2002 (full translation into Italian)
- ^ Luisa Arvide, Las Cuestiones Sicilianas, Introduction, edition, translation and notes, Grupo Editorial Universitario, Granada 2009 (full translation into Spanish)
- ^ Michele Amari, "Questions philosophiques adressées aux savants musulmans par l´empereur Frédéric II", Journal Asiatique, 5. série, 1 (1853), pp.240-274 (French translation of fragments).
- ^ August Ferdinand Mehren, "Correspondance du philosophe soufi Ibn Sab´in Abdou l-Haqq avec l´empereur Frédéric II de Hohenstaufen", Journal Asiatique, 7. série, 14 (1879), pp.341-454 (French translation of Question IV)
- ^ Mario Grignaschi, "Ibnu Sab´în, Al-Kalâmu ´alâ-l-masâ´ili -ç-çiqiliyyati, Trattato sulle domande siciliane. Domanda II. Traduzione e commento", Archivio Storico Siciliano, 3. série, 7(1955), pp.7-91 (French translation of Question II)
- ^ Dario Cabanelas, Ofm., "Federico II de Sicilia e Ibn Sab´in de Murcia. Las Cuestiones Sicilianas", en Miscelánea de Estudios Árabes y Hebraicos, 4 (1955), pp.31-64 (Spanish translation of fragments)
- ^ Anna Akasoy, Die Sizilianischen Fragen, Freiburg 2005 (fragmentary translation into German)
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- http://www.marcialpons.es/libros/las-cuestiones-sicilianas/9788499150857
- http://www.minotaurodigital.net/textos.asp?art=216&seccion=Literatura&subseccion=articulos
- http://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/articulo?codigo=2596570
- http://www.casadellibro.com/libro-ibn-sap-in-las-cuestiones-sicilianas/9788499150857/1703137
- https://openlibrary.org/books/OL20057399M/Le_questioni_siciliane
- https://openlibrary.org/books/OL24837520M/Las_cuestiones_sicilianas
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Dennis Franchione hopes 2003 will be his last first year.
And so does his wife.
The well-traveled Texas A&M boss detests those frustrating, failure-filled initial seasons at a new job so much he's even given them a name.
In the Franchione household, they're called "Year Ones."
"Year Two is much easier than Year One," Franchione said Wednesday at the Big 12's football media day.
Franchione's first year at Texas A&M was about as tough as any he's experienced in a head coaching career that's seen startup seasons at Pittsburg State, Southwest Texas State, New Mexico, TCU and Alabama.
While winning four games and losing eight, the proud Aggies endured such lopsided routs as 77-0 to Oklahoma and 46-15 to Texas.
"Last year every day was kind of a new day because we hadn't been there together before," Franchione said. "I believe we'll have a better football team this year. We've been through two spring practices. Coaches know the players, know their ability levels. Players know the coaches and their expectations. We've gone one full cycle."
The Aggies have been working hard at learning how to hold onto the ball.
"We had six kicking game turnovers that we've got to address," he said. "I thought about putting two people back on punts - one to catch it and one to pick it up when he dropped it."
A big reason for the optimism is quarterback Reggie McNeal, who connected on 113-of-221 passes last year for 1,782 yards and eight touchdowns, including a 259-yard effort against Big 12 champion Kansas State.
"It's comforting to know you've got a quarterback who has been through a lot of battles," Franchione said.
But something Kim Franchione recently told her husband was comforting as well.
"She was letting me vent about the frustrations of Year One and the things you have to go through. And she reminded me that hopefully this will be my last Year One."
Defending Big 12 champion Kansas State sports what Wildcat fans expect to be a Heisman Trophy contender in running back Darren Sproles. But finding a replacement for quarterback Ell Roberson may be the key to their season.
Dylan Meier ran No. 1 in the spring. But Allen Webb could challenge.
"I think hopefully it will become very competitive," said Kansas State coach Bill Snyder. "Dylan Meier made a lot of progress in the last five or six days of the spring. Allen Webb really made a great deal of headway and put himself in position perhaps to compete."
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State native tops weekend box office
"Wreck-It Ralph," the weekend's top-grossing film, was written by Neenah native Phil Johnston. The Disney computer-animated film about a videogame character that dreams of becoming a hero earned $49.1 million.
According to Box Office Mojo, it was the highest-grossing opening weekend for a non-Pixar animated Disney film, beating out "Tangled" and "Chicken Little." »Read Full Blog Post
Slow down and get outdoors this week
Slow down
The hustle, the bustle, the noise and excitement. . . . Yes, the holidays are fun and, yes, they wear a person out. Now that they're done, it's time to settle into winter's quieter pace. One way to do that is to get out of doors. Here's help: »Read Full Article
MSO Pops delivers a Gershwin treat
Style, elegance, foot-tapping rhythms and soaring melodies filled Uihlein Hall on Friday evening, thanks to a particularly fine Milwaukee Symphony Pops concert.
The orchestra, under the baton of guest conductor Jeff Tyzik, presented an evening of George Gershwin. It avoided the most often heard of Gershwin's pieces, in favor of lesser-known works, capping the evening with concert excerpts from his quintessentially American opera, "Porgy and Bess." »Read Full Article
Jose's Blue Sombrero proposed in Fox Point
Jose's Blue Sombrero has its sights on a new restaurant in Fox Point, at 8617 N. Port Washington Road.
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Last weekend's snow has melted away. But an urban myth about Northeast Portland's most righteous sledding run still lingers.
From the mailbag:
Whenever it snows on Alameda Ridge, the kids grab their sleds and head for Stuart Drive, the steepest street in the neighborhood. Everyone calls it "Deadman's Hill." But no one seems to know for sure how the hill got its name. Can you track down the origins?
Deadman's Hill. Yeah, sounds child-proof.
Let me pull up the science of that 50-yard pitch of asphalt just north of Alameda School.
Using the city's geographic mapping data, it looks like the grade of Northeast Stuart Drive between Alameda Drive (the top) and Regents Drive (the bottom) is about 13 percent.
Gah! That's definitely one of the steepest streets in the whole city. I get vertigo just trying to figure out how pavement sticks to it. Add snow and ice, and it's also probably one of Portland's fastest streets.
By comparison, the grueling Giro d'Italia bicycle race averages a less-extreme 12 percent grade through the Alps. In the West Hills, most of Germantown Road climbs at a gradient of between 5 and 9 percent.
For motorists, Stuart is one-way: Down. No traffic is allowed to go up the hill.
Physics dictates, nay, demands that it be called Deadman's Hill.
But we're here to talk about local history, not incline, slope and my barophobia.
Many of the sled-surfers atop of Stuart Drive will tell you the spooky name was born from a fatal wipeout involving a girl at the bottom of the hill.
Parents usually stand at the bottom to keep the neighborhood's bundled-up kids from skidding into traffic. But one girl, the story goes, lost control and flew under a car. The vehicle supposedly scalped the hair clean from the top of her head.
One long-time resident told me the kid actually slid under one of the old Broadway Streetcar trolleys, which climbed nearby Regents Drive from 1910 to 1948.
After searching The Oregonian's archives, however, I found zilch to support that origin story.
Sure, something similar happened in 1995. A 9-year-old girl on an old metal and wood Flyer sled went under a parked car. Although she suffered scalp lacerations, she lived. The Oregonian reported she was released from the hospital in a full body cast.
But she didn't even crash on Stuart Drive. She was sledding at 32nd Avenue and Fremont Street, about seven blocks away.
Alameda neighborhood historian Doug Decker said the dead man behind the hill's nickname is probably Fred A. Jacobs, a well-known Portland real-estate developer, art collector and civic leader, who died in a freakish car crash on Stuart Drive in 1917.
"Bad things have been happening when there are cars and gravity on that hill for many years," said Decker, who runs the excellent AlamedaHistory.org blog. "I don't know when the term 'Deadman's Hill' first arrived, but this is the only fatal accident documented in association with the hill."
On June 6, 1917, The Oregonian carried a story about the deadly car crash. At the time, Stuart was a two-way street. Jacobs and his business partner, J.P. Parker, were reportedly heading up Stuart to check on their rental properties.
Of course, in the dinosaur days of fuel injection, some vehicles had to be driven up steep hills in reverse to keep gas flowing to the engine.
Jacobs' car only made it halfway up Stuart before it sputtered and stalled.
As the vehicle rolled backwards, "Mr. Parker tried the emergency brake, but it would not hold and the car backed off the embankment, somersaulted and landed on its side," the paper reported.
In the confusion, Jacobs stood up and grabbed the steering wheel. Although he was thrown from the vehicle as it started to flip down the ridge, he managed to be "dragged along with the machine," The Oregonian reported.
Parker walked away with scrapes and bruises. Jacobs, who developed Montclair, Hyde Park and several other Portland housing subdivisions, died at Legacy Emanuel Hospital. He was 47. He left behind a wife, Gussie, and two children.
In the 1950s, the city actually barricaded Stuart Drive during snowstorms and designated it an official sledding hill.
How about this: Next time you're flying down Stuart, call it Jacobs' Hill? Just once to exorcize the urban myth And, you know, out of respect for the dead man.
Oh, and please wear a helmet.
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'Tis the season to put down the razor and let the five o'clock shadow turn into a three-month shadow.
And from the days of Bill Walton to Vlade Divac, the NBA has always had a unique history with the beard.
This season, a new generation of superstars are taking the facial locks to another level.
So, in the spirit of the season (we are excluding all of the fans that are currently showing up to games dressed as Santa...only real stuff counts), let's spend some time analyzing the best beards in the NBA.
Now, not all of these beards are as long and bushy as the one Santa Claus sports. Nor are any of them white, despite the stress induced on Baron Davis by the heckling he gets from Clippers owner Donald Sterling. But they're all legendary in their own right.
Without further ado, the best beards in basketball.
(Also, it should be noted that facial hair was officially the third thing I asked Santa for in my letter to the North Pole behind World peace and socks)


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Curtain Theatre circa 1600 (cylindrical building in the background). Some authorities believe this to be a depiction of The Theatre, the other Elizabethan theatre in Shoreditch
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The Curtain Theatre was an Elizabethan playhouse located in Hewett Street, Shoreditch (part of the modern London Borough of Hackney), just outside the City of London. It opened in 1577, and continued staging plays until 1624.[1]
The Curtain was built some 200 yards south of London's first playhouse, The Theatre, which had opened a year before, in 1576. It was called the "Curtain" because it was located near a plot of land called Curtain Close, not because of the sort of front curtain associated with modern theatres, but of its proximity of the City walls, curtain or curtain wall referring to the part of city walls between two bastions.[2]
The Curtain Theatre was built in 1577 in Shoreditch, and was London's second playhouse. The exact location was for many years unknown, although it was believed to have been built near to The Theatre.[3][4] Little is known of the plays performed at the Curtain or of the playing companies that performed there. Henry Lanman appears to have been its proprietor, who is described as a "gentleman." In 1585, Lanman made an agreement with the proprietor of the Theatre, James Burbage, to use the Curtain as a supplementary house, or "easer," to the more prestigious older playhouse. The first recorded mention of the Curtain is in 1584, when the City of London petitioned Shoreditch Council to shut down their playhouses.[5]:63 From 1597 to 1599, it became the premier venue of Shakespeare's Company, the Lord Chamberlain's Men, who had been forced to leave their former playing space at The Theatre after the latter closed in 1596. It was the venue of several of Shakespeare's plays, including Romeo and Juliet (which gained "Curtain plaudits") and Henry V. In this latter play the somewhat undistinguished Curtain gains immortal fame by being described by Shakespeare as "this wooden O." The Lord Chamberlain's Men also performed Ben Jonson's Every Man in His Humour here in 1598, with Shakespeare in the cast.[6] Later that same year Jonson gained a certain notoriety by killing actor Gabriel Spencer in a duel in nearby Hoxton Fields. The Lord Chamberlain's Men departed the Curtain when the Globe Theatre, which they built to replace the Theatre, was ready for use in 1599.[7] For seven years Henry Lanman (owner of the Curtain) had an agreement with James Burbage (owner of the Theatre) that all profit would be shared between them. This deal is how many believe Lanman was able to afford to open the Curtain, the rest is all very unclear. J. Leeds Barroll focuses in Shakespeare studies: An annual gathering of Research, Criticism and Reviews on the fact that Henry Lanman had offered the Curtain as an easer to James Burbage, proprietor of the Theatre. Thereby, he assumes that Lanman's business, the Curtain, must have been doing as well as Burbage's business, the Theatre, since both, Lanman and Burbage, had agreed on a pooling arrangement for seven years in 1585, to pool profits. As far as is known, Lanman ran the Curtain as a private concern for the first phase of its existence; He died in 1606[8] and it is assumed by Edmund Chambers that the theatre had been re-arranged into a shareholder's enterprise before his death at some point. Thomas Pope, one of the Lord Chamberlain's Men, owned a share in the Curtain and left it to his heirs in his last will and testament in 1603. King's Men member John Underwood did the same in 1624.[5]:63[9] The fact that both of these shareholders belonged to Shakespeare's company may indicate that the re-organization of the Curtain occurred when the Lord Chamberlain's Men were acting there. Otherwise, it would be very unwise of Burbage to pool profits if he did better in the first place. Thus, the suggestion is given that both proprietors were doing equal business. Burbage's father Richard had shares in the theatre at the time of his death.[10]:144
The London theatres, including the Curtain, were closed for much of the period from September 1592 to April 1594 due to the bubonic plague according to Alchin in his complete works on Shakespeare.[citation needed] In 1597, people wrote to the local magistrates' court demanding that no plays take place at the Curtain or the Theatre that year.[10]:37 The Curtain was named in John Stow's Survey of London in 1598, but was not listed in the 1603 edition.[11] In 1600, the Privy Council tried unsuccessfully to shut down the Curtain theatre,[5] and in 1603, the Curtain became the playhouse of Queen Anne's Men (formerly known as Worcester's Men, and formerly at the Rose Theatre, where they'd played Heywood's A Woman Kill'd With Kindness in February of that year).[5]:64 In 1607, The Travels of the Three English Brothers, by Rowley, Day, and Wilkins, was performed at the Curtain.
The Curtain had been in use from 1577 until at least 1624, after which its ultimate fate is obscure as there is no record of it after 1627. The exact location of the Curtain is now known, following excavations in 2016, and there is a commemorative plaque for the theatre at 18 Hewett Street.[5]:62[12]
Even though the Curtain was closed sometime after 1624 without any clear causes, the issue of financial problems cannot be addressed to that event without evidence.[citation needed]
Archaeological remains uncovered[edit]
In June 2012, archaeologists from MOLA announced that they had discovered the remains of the theatre during trial excavation. The remains will be available for public access when work is complete.[13][14] In 2013 plans were submitted to develop the site with a 40-storey tower of 400 apartments plus Shakespeare museum, 250-seat outdoor auditorium and park, with the archaeological remains visible in a glass enclosure.[15][16] In May 2016, excavators announced that the theatre was not round, but rectangular, fitting into the space between existing structures along the city wall. The galleries were straight. [17]
In popular culture[edit]
The Curtain Theatre features in the 1998 film Shakespeare in Love.[18]
- ^ N. W. Bawcutt, The Control and Censorship of Caroline Drama: The Records of Sir Henry Herbert, Master of the Revels, 1623-1673, Oxford, 1996, p. 141, 150.
- ^ Joseph Quincy Adams, Shakespearean Playhouses, Boston, 1917, p. 76
- ^ "The Curtain". Shakespeare Online. Retrieved 7 May 2016.
- ^ "Curtain Elizabethan Theatre". Elizabethan Era Online. Retrieved 7 May 2016.
- ^ a b c d e Bowsher, Julian (July 2012). Shakespeare's London Theatreland: Archaeology, History and Drama. Museum of London Archaeology. ISBN 9781907586125.
- ^ E.K. Chambers, The Elizabethan Stage volume III, Oxford, 1923, p. 359
- ^ Stern, Tiffany (February 2004). Making Shakespeare: From Stage to Page. Routledge. p. 15. ISBN 978-0415319652. Retrieved 7 May 2016.
- ^ William Ingram, The Business of Playing: The Beginnings of the Adult Professional Theater in Elizabethan London, Cornell University Press, 1992, p. 222
- ^ Chambers, Vol. 2, p. 403.
- ^ a b Collier, John Payne (2012). The works of William Shakespeare, the text formed from an entirely new collation of the old editions, with notes. General Books. ISBN 9780217290210. Retrieved 7 May 2016.
- ^ Smith, David L.; Strier, Richard; Bevington, David (2002). The Theatrical City: Culture, Theatre and Politics in London, 1576-1649. Cambridge University Press. p. 50. ISBN 0521526159.
- ^ "The Curtain Theatre". London Borough of Hackney. 28 Feb 2007. Retrieved 2010-06-10.
- ^ "Remains of Shakespeare's Curtain Theatre discovered in Shoreditch" (Press release). Museum of London Archaeology. 6 June 2012. Retrieved 7 June 2012.
- ^ Kennedy, Maev (2012-06-05). "Shakespeare's Curtain theatre unearthed in east London". The Guardian. Retrieved 6 June 2012.
- ^ "Curtain lifts on open-air stage at Shakespeare theatre site in Shoreditch". Evening Standard. 24 January 2013. Retrieved 5 July 2013.
- ^ "The Stage, Shoreditch". The Stage, Shoreditch. 12 April 2016. Retrieved 12 April 2016.
- ^ http://www.npr.org/2016/05/21/478962867/archaeologists-find-early-shakespeare-theater-was-rectangular
- ^ Shakespeare in Love (1998) at the Internet Movie Database
- Chambers, E. K. The Elizabethan Stage. 4 Volumes, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1923.
- Shapiro, J. (2005) 1599: A Year in the Life of Shakespeare. Faber and Faber.
- Schoenbaum, S. (1987) William Shakespeare: A Compact Documentary Life. OUP.
- Wood, M. (2003) In Search of Shakespeare. BBC Worldwide.
- Alchin, L. K. "William Shakespeare - The complete works". william-shakespeare.info. Retrieved 16 November 2008.
- Chambers, Edmund K. The Elizabethan Stage. Vol.5. New York: Oxford University Press,
2009. Print. 5 vols.
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- Shakespearean Playhouses, by Joseph Quincy Adams, Jr. from Project Gutenberg
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Officials from the city of Bonney Lake are not happy with the county council over an ordinance passed recently that creates a flood control district with the authority to level a new tax.
With its position on the Plateau, members of the Bonney Lake city council can't see the fairness in Bonney Lake residents paying the same tax rate as those in lower-lying cities, especially because, in their view, the need for the flood district is caused by unchecked growth and development in the valley.
The Bonney Lake city council registered their opposition May 11 council meeting with a unanimous resolution opposing the district, specifically any additional taxes from the district.
"To me, this is about development of the valley," Councilmember Mark Hamilton said during the May 4 council workshop. "Many on the plateau are going to end up subsidizing - in a major way - the valley."
Hamilton blamed the need for a flood district on "uncontrolled growth that should not occur" and called any tax that might be enacted "double dipping" by the county because of stormwater management fees it already collects from those uphill.
The county council unanimously passed the ordinance creating the Flood Control Zone District May 4. The legislation simply created the zone and makes the county council the governing body until a specific flood control zone district board is created.
The new district does not have any taxing authority and uses $500,000 from the county's surface water funds collected form incorporated Pierce County to pay for the planning process to develop a county-wide plan, according to County Councilmember Shawn Bunney.
Bunney said the county-wide district would allow the county to better lobby for federal funds, as a similar King County district allows in relation tot he Howard Hanson Dam on the Green River.
Bunney, however, was insistent that no new taxes were levied as a result of the district's creation and he sees no increases in the foreseeable future.
"We are not raising anyone's taxes," he said.
Bunney said the purpose of the district was to develop "unified strategies" to combat flooding.
"Water knows no jurisdictional boundaries," he said. "Someone needs to put together a strategy for addressing our short term and long term needs."
According to the ordinance, Pierce County between 2006 and 2009 experienced three of the 15 largest flood events in the county's history, resulting in millions of dollars in damage.
The FEMA 100-year flood plain covers more than 60 square miles of the county and the estimated value of the property exposed to flooding in unincorporated Pierce County represents 11.6 percent of the county's total value. The bill also states that approximately 92 miles of flood protection facilities "cannot be adequately repaired or maintained because of revenue limitations."
The ordinance also states that the impacts of flooding extend "far beyond" the floodplain, including destruction of infrastructure, disruption of services and damages to drinking water and water treatment facilities.
Deputy Mayor Dan Swatman last week also blamed the flood risk on "poor decisions that are constantly being made at the county level."
"They are allowing high risk assets in the valley and not doing anything about it," he said.
Both Hamilton and Swatman worried about any new taxes the new flood control authority might impose and said while they understand that the should pay some tax due to infrastructure needs, it would not be fair to tax residents on the hill at the same rate as those in the valley who receive the lions' share of the benefit of the district.
Bunney said he agreed with Bonney Lake that they should not be taxed at the same rate as valley cities, which would see more of a benefit.
"If anyone is asked to pay for improvements, that must be done in a way to create an equitable balance of benefits," Bunney said, but again said that flooding would create a county-wide problem.
The new authority, however, does allow for the possibility of sub-zones within the county district, meaning any authority that may be created might be able to create differing tax rates for different cities.
Councilmembers Joyce McDonald, who sponsored the legislation did not return calls for comment.
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There are two kinds of people: People who "get" StarCraft, and the people who don't. The people who get StarCraft have been probably been playing for years now, periodically popping it into their CD drive for a fix even now. The rest don't particularly like real-time strategy games, and don't understand what the fuss is all about. Because rest assured, if you like real-time strategy games, you like StarCraft. It's just that simple.
When StarCraft hit the scene ten years ago, nobody could have ever guessed that it would go onto be a consensus top ten greatest game ever and RTS genre-definer. In 1998, it had been derisively called "Orcs in space" by some, with graphics that already looked dated by the standards of the time (recall that the much-better looking Total Annihilation had come out the year before).
But StarCraft quickly grabbed a large and intense following because it featured three extremely interesting races, fast-paced gameplay and an addictive quality that kept players coming back for years. Sadly, I was never good enough to be a truly hardcore StarCraft player, but we all know somebody who has been. Thinking back to college, I recall hearing more than one story of the roommate who stopped going to classes and ended up dropping out of school because they played so much StarCraft. It had that big of a hold on people.
By 2000, StarCraft had already demonstrated its fantastic longevity, and that was partly owed to a terrific expansion pack and Blizzard continued attention to balance. At launch, it was no secret that the Terrans had nothing on the Protoss and their overpowered Reaver drops or the ridiculous Zerg air force. Units like the Carrier, Dragoon, Vulture and Goliath were regarded as useless, and Photon Cannons and Sunken Colonies were broken. But Blizzard kept going back to the drawing board, and continuous patches eventually brought the balance in line. There's little doubt that StarCraft was great at launch, but it would have been long-since abandoned by competitive gamers if Blizzard hadn't so carefully to nurture their community.
StarCraft's supreme balance and fast-paced gameplay has since never been duplicated by another real-time strategy game. Multiple Command and Conquer games and even Blizzard's own sequel in WarCraft III have tried, but it seems that they have all somehow missed out on the alchemical formula that makes StarCraft so great. But even so, it remains a key a touchstone for any designer seeking to create balanced but diverse factions with interesting units. In that regard, it's hard to deny StarCraft's legacy.
However, it's also no secret that a great deal of StarCraft's success can be owed to the unprecedented acceptance of the game in Korea. StarCraft remained popular in East Asia long after top European and North American players had moved on, and televised matches continue to this day. Among the very few games like Halo 2 and Counterstrike that are considered pro gaming mainstays, StarCraft stands tall as the only example of a truly mainstream competitive hit. To be sure, StarCraft competition in Korea is nowhere near as popular as, say, soccer, but it has nevertheless managed to seep into mainstream popular culture in a way that perhaps no other game save perhaps Mario has ever done.
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So as we continue to be bombarded by more and more tantalizing clips from StarCraft II, take a moment to appreciate the ten-year anniversary of one of the most influential modern games ever made by booting up your old copy of Brood Wars. Even in the HD era, it still manages to hold its own.
Fandel's Take: No, the 10th Anniversary of StarCraft isn't a Huge Deal (At Least for us Console Gamers).
Yes, I know that I'm in a hopelessly futile situation: arguing against the greatness of Starcraft is like arguing against the greatness of games like Zelda and Super Mario Brothers. But the main difference between those two games and StarCraft is that a sizable portion of the gaming community never gave a damn about PC gaming back in the 90's; I was one of them. While my PC friends were gloating over "superior games" like Warcraft, Daggerfall and StarCraft, I was more interested in titles that didn't involve memorizing keyboard patterns and moving a mouse to micromanage assets.
This leads us to StarCraft: a game that had me sort-of scratching my head even in 1998. I remember I remember seeing screenshots of the game in Next-Generation magazine and wondering why people are getting excited over a game that looks worse than the old Super Nintendo game The Lost Vikings?
Graphics aside, another reason why I didn't particularly care for the game is because it fell into the genre of "Real Time Strategy." At the time, anything with the word "strategy" in it went over on me about as well as those old Full Motion Video games like Night Trap and Sewer Shark. It wasn't really the genre that turned me off so much as it was the fact that you needed to be hunched over a desk, gripping a mouse while frantically typing a specific set of keys on the computer keyboard. Nope, I like playing my games on a couch while watching a...er...20-inch TV at the time (I was barely twenty at the time; I couldn't afford a larger TV).
Flash forward ten years later: After finding StarCraft and its expansion on sale at Gamestop for the low price of 10 dollars, I decided that it was finally time to see what all the fuss was about. Upon installing the game for the first time, the first thing that annoyed me was that not only didn't the game support any resolution higher than 640 X 480; it also didn't support any widescreen resolution. Now I know that the game is ten years old; but considering that Blizzard still updates this game, you would think that they could have issued a patch that supported widescreen monitors?
As for the game itself, I did manage to play a couple of missions as the Terrans. Considering that I didn't bother to read the instructions or check-up on Gamefaqs, I did okay. It took me awhile to find out that I needed to build workers to mine the minerals; then build more workers to build refineries; then use the resources gained to start building barracks and train solders. It took awhile, but after 40 minutes-or-so, I managed to survive the first mission. After that though, I decided quit the game and, well...I haven't touched it in months. While other people may think differently, the graphics -- and more importantly, the lack of widescreen -- have not aged well; especially to someone who's new to RTS games.
A few weeks after, Kat and I decided to play online. Since I knew that I was going to get slaughtered if I played 1-on-1 against her, we both played the computer 2-on-1. While I was still building random soldiers and medics; a quick glance over at Kat's side showed that she had already amassed an armada of capital starships ready on command to attack the enemy. While I was figuring out what the hell to do; I was being attacked on one side by random Protos while Kat was telling me to build stuff I have never heard of.
It was then that I came to a simple conclusion: StarCraft -- at least the first one -- isn't for me. It's a simple case of a game that has long since passed me by. Even if I did want to take the time to figure out what the hell to do; I would still get slaughtered online if I ever dared venture into battlenet. I suppose I could wait until StarCraft 2 to get into the world of RTS action, but since the game is similar to the first one, I have a feeling that the results will be the same.
I'm sure that the tenth anniversary of StarCraft is a big deal to a lot of people; it just isn't a big deal to me -- and I have a feeling that I'm not alone in these sentiments. While there's no doubt that StarCraft is the end-all-be-all to RTS fans (and long-time PC fans in general), I'm still willing to bet that the majority of the entire gaming population will be sitting on the sidelines while StarCraft fans stand in line for the release of StarCraft 2


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