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Jazbaa is a forthcoming Indian activity show film coordinated by Sanjay Gupta . It stars Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in the number one spot part, with Irrfan Khan and Shabana Azmi in supporting parts. Recording started in January 2015, and the film will be shot in and around
Mumbai.It is a change of the 2007 South Korean motion picture Seven Days
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Generation & RELEASES:- Principal photography started on February 2015 in Mumbai.Jazbaa is booked for discharge on the 9 October 2015. The film's trailer is to be discharged on August 15, Independence Day.
STORY :- It is a revamp of the 2007 South Korean film Seven Days.
Film speaks the truth a Female unmistakable legal counselor, who has yet to lose a case. While She is tuning in a folks just race at her little girl's field day, her little girl vanishes.
Later in the day, she gets a telephone call from the man who snatched her girl. The man makes it clear that he is not intrigued by her cash. Maybe, he advises her that the main way she will see her girl again is to protect a five-time indicted criminal who is engaging his conviction for assault and murder. She has just seven days before his trial finishes.
Budget :- Rs 30 crores
Starcast of Jazbaa
Directed By
Sanjay Gupta
Produced By
Essel Vision Productions Pvt. Ltd.
White Feather Film
Written By
Sanjay Gupta
Robin Bhatt
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan
Irrfan Khan
Shabana Azmi
Chandan Roy Sanyal
Jackie Shroff
Siddharth Kapoor
Atul Kulkarni
Sara Arjun
Priya Banerjee
Sameer Arya
Release Date of Jazbaa
09 October 2015
Shooting Locations of Jazbaa
Jazbaa shooting locations are around Mumbai.
Rough Handsome is an up and coming 2015 Hindi activity thriller film coordinated by Nishikant Kamat. It highlights John Abraham and Shruti Haasan in the number one spot parts. It is a free adjustment of the 2010 Korean film The Man from Nowhere . John is co-creating this film under his home standard John Abraham Entertainment with Sunil Khetrapal's Azure Entertainment. The film's story rotates around a man who embarks to take retribution against medication mafia after they take away an eight-year-old young lady, with whom he shares a unique bond.
Generation :- Shruti Haasan has been given a role as John Abraham's wife, while a seven-year-old kid performing artist named Diya plays a vital character. Nathalia Kaur , who was found in the thing number dan cheeni in Ram Gopal Varma's Department, plays the youngster's mother. In any case, the highlight of our film is the activity. We are getting activity executives from abroad—Eastern Asia—for the tricks," said Kheterpal. As indicated by Sunir Kheterpal, the shooting in Hyderabad will proceed for around 45-50 days. While the second calendar will be taped in Goa, the third will be in Mumbai.
JOHN ABRAHAM'S ROCKEY HANDSOME TO RELEASE ON OCTOBER 2 :- Mahatma Gandhi trusted in peacefulness yet for the third progressive time, a "bleeding" film will discharge on his introduction to the world commemoration.
What's with these bone-crunching actioners on Gandhi Jayanti? In 2013, it was the Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Besharam. In 2014, it was Hrithik Roshan's Bang. Presently for Gandhi Jayanti 2015, it's the jazzy John Abraham activity film Rocky Handsome . Giggles the executive Nishikant Kamat, "I don't know whether Gandhiji would favor. Be that as it may, we've attempted to make a film that makes the move kind in Hindi to another level."
John, why should sharp be another sort of activity saint, went to a 12-day activity workshop in Bangkok to get the tricks right. Says Kamat, "I've done one sort of activity with John in Force. Presently we're doing another kind in Rocky Handsome. Here the activity will be in an exceptionally bona fide space. Groups of onlookers will really flinch when a blow is managed."
JOHN ABRAHAM : ROCKEY HANDSOME HAS 'NEVER SEEN' ACTION! :- The performer's next solo film will hit theaters on October 2
Performer John Abraham, who awed with his activity stuffed execution in the film Force, says his next Rocky Handsome is a stage in front of the previous film. He says the new film guarantees awesome power and "never-seen" activity.
"My next film is 'Rough Handsome', discharging on October 2. It is a stage in front of 'Power'. It has 'never-seen' activity," John said here Wednesday amid the spread page dispatch of a wellbeing magazine including him. "You (crowds) can expect a considerable measure of activity, part of body (appear)… parcel of tricks and incredible force," he included.
SOUNDTRACK :- The film's soundtrack will have various authors. There will be four tunes in the colle
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The Scientist is a playable character in "The Cave" and like most of the characters she is a morally flawed individual, her moral flaws are sufficient that she can be considered a protagonist villain: especially if one obtains her "Bad" destiny.
The Scientist was a great thinker who obtained much glory and wealth in her research into unlimited energy but became corrupted by greed as she sought more and more wealth and personal gain at ever increasing costs to morality.
Ultimately she would betray all sense of morality and sold her services to a diabolical supervillain and helped launch a nuclear strike that killed at least 100,000 people: in her "Bad" destiny she is shown celebrating her wealth and power while the world around her lay in ruins.
The Scientist is an expert hacker, which she utilizes throughout the game - in addition she is shown as a genius on the level of the finest scientific minds in the world and her area of note seems to be nuclear physics.
- Her "Bad" Destiny is similar to the Monk in the fact she succeeds in her evil ways.
- Her crime is perhaps one of the most heinous and detestable in the game, considering how many died.


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622 F2d 961 Kelsey v. State of Minnesota
622 F.2d 961
Dwight W. KELSEY, on his own behalf and on behalf of others
similarly situated, Appellant,
STATE OF MINNESOTA; Kenneth Schoen, Commissioner of
Corrections; Harry C. Hansen, Chairman of Disciplinary
Board, Stillwater State Prison; Bruce McManus as Warden of
Stillwater Prison and their employees and agents, Appellees.
No. 80-1062.
United States Court of Appeals,
Eighth Circuit.
Submitted May 22, 1980.
Decided May 30, 1980.
Dwight W. Kelsey, filed brief for appellant, pro se.
Warren Spannaus, Atty. Gen., and Gary Hansen, Sp. Asst. Atty. Gen., St. Paul, Minn., on brief, for appellees.
Before LAY, Chief Judge, and HEANEY and STEPHENSON, Circuit Judges.
Plaintiff Dwight Kelsey, an inmate of the Minnesota Department of Corrections at Stillwater State Prison, appeals the district court's1 grant of summary judgment against him in this pro se civil rights action brought against the State of Minnesota and various prison officials. We affirm.
Kelsey's original complaint was filed on June 18, 1976. The complaint alleges, in substance, that Kelsey was denied due process during prison disciplinary proceedings against him in January, 1976. The complaint includes allegations that defendants failed to comply with several of the procedural requirements established in Inmate 24394 v. Schoen, 363 F.Supp. 683 (D.Minn.1973), for Minnesota State Prison disciplinary proceedings; that Kelsey was denied access to his legal materials for use at his hearing; and that evidence was planted or manufactured for use against him.
In February, 1977, defendants filed a motion for summary judgment with supporting affidavits. The following April, Kelsey filed an amended complaint, repeating the allegations of his original complaint and adding lengthy charges that his due process rights were similarly violated in disciplinary proceedings in June, 1976. For more than two years, Kelsey failed to initiate any further action in the matter; and in October, 1979, defendants filed a motion to dismiss the action. Kelsey failed to respond to that motion.
On January 9, 1980, the district court entered an order granting summary judgment2 for defendants. The court, observing that the suit could be dismissed for Kelsey's failure to prosecute, addressed the merits of the action. The court concluded that the state and certain individual defendants were not proper defendants because there were no allegations that the named individuals were personally involved in the alleged deprivation of rights or that any violations resulted from official prison policy or custom. With respect to the remaining defendant, the court concluded that careful review of plaintiff's allegations and the affidavits offered by the state revealed no violation of the due process procedures mandated by Inmate 24394 v. Schoen, supra, and that the legal materials that Kelsey claimed were denied him were not relevant to the disciplinary hearings at issue.
We have carefully reviewed the record and find no reason to disturb the conclusions of the district court. Accordingly, the judgment is affirmed.


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Need a refresher course before Season 5 premiers on September 30th? Here ya go...
Season 1
We are introduced to the mentalist Patrick Jane, a master manipulator of thought and behavior and a celebrity psychic. After his wife and child are murdered by the elusive serial killer, Jane admits that his psychic act was fake and begins to use his skills of observation and analysis to bring killers to justice. He joins an elite team from the California Bureau of Investigation and begins catching several criminals, but only one criminal drives his insane focus, and that is Red John.
Season 2
Patrick Jane continues his streak of catching criminals while ignoring protocol and maintaining an unprecedented level of self-confidence. Sam Bosco replaces Teresa Lisbon as the lead agent on the Red John case, but him and agent Marlon Hicks are murdered by the killer. Lisbon carries on, openly resisting having Patrick Jane in her unit, but admitting his usefulness. We also learn about the troubled past of her tragic family history, and also that agent Kimball Cho was involved in a gang as a youth. In the office romance department, the relationship between Grace Van Pelt and Wayne Rigsby heats up, but it begins to threaten their work. At the end of the season, Jane begins dating a fellow psychic, Kristina Frye, but their rapport is interrupted by another Red John appearance, and Jane lets the killer slip through his fingers.
Season 3
In this season, Red John strikes even deeper into the California Bureau of Investigation and tension heats up from within. The missing Kristina Frye turns up dead and is no longer any help in finding the killer. Patrick Jane begins to realize that Red John is closer than the could have imagined after a CBI agent is framed as the killer and a homicide suspect is burned in his jail cell. The team learns that Red John has a mole, and they discover it to be FBI agent Craig O'Laughlin. In the season finale, Jane kills a man named Timothy Carter, who he thinks to be Red John.
Season 4
The season begins with Patrick Jane in prison, but the jury finds him not guilty of the murder. It's bittersweet when he then learns that the man he killed was not Red John. The hunt for the killer continues in roller coaster fashion as the team breaks up, gets back together, and Jane considers giving up all together. Then he meets a beautiful young accomplice of Red John named Lorelei Martins, who is arrested at season's end.
Season 5
Lorelei Martins will be continuously interrogated, Patrick Jane reveals his darker side, and the team gets closer to Red John, but you should know that series creator Bruno Heller has said that the killer will not be revealed for at least 2 more seasons! He has also shared with the press that in the off-chance that the show is cancelled early (knock on wood), they are prepared to wrap up the story efficiently.
The season kicks off with the CBI having to team up with the FBI for a case, and the appearance of a young girl who claims to be Jane's late daughter.


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I'm seeing a guy that constantly tells these little white lies, never anything big, but then he obviously forgets he told a lie and comes out with the truth a few days later so i always end up finding out he lied and its really making me lose trust in him. I've talked to him about it but he keeps doing it, i know most people occasionally tell white lies but i'm not sure how to deal with it? i really don't want to constantly cause arguments over such small things but it's really getting me down
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Six New York City firms were selected, including BIG, which Saitowitz said had designs of past projects that were "jaw dropping."

 On Friday, a five-member panel narrowed down a list of 23 firms and teams competing to design a new $50 million Pier to nine semifinalists. They are:

 West 8 Urban Design, New York City

 Michael Maltzan Architecture, Los Angeles

 BIG, New York City

 James Corner Field Operations, New York City

 HOK, Tampa

 Frederic Schwartz, New York City

 Weiss/Manfredi Architectural/Landscape/Urbanism, NYC

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Until we start this we have no clue how many it will serve or how to even go about pricing it? Bride wants all Chocolate w ganash filling and Fondant/Buttercream.
Please give us some advice as to how much you would charge for this cake?
ps....she doesn't care how many it serves.....they are also ordering 38 cakes for each table that each serve 6!!! We can price those....struggling w/ this one tho!
HELP is oh so welcomed!
ummm..... a lot
sorry, no help on this one
I charge TT cakes by how many servings the cakes I baked for it would be then add a design charge to CYA HTH
Do you mean you won't know how many it serves because you are carving the cakes? If this is the problem, with carved cakes you should be charging by how much cake you start with, not with what you have left when you are done. Then it's just a matter of what size pans you are using to figure serving amounts.
WOW! This sounds like a huge project I charge by the serving for everything, and for this one it could start at 1K easy. Are you thinking about using dummies for any of it?


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Chapter 62: Numb
Snake Eyes sat quietly for long moments in the silent conference room.
He'd been numb since they'd found Shana, numb since they'd left the island. He'd been feeling bits and pieces of her ordeal with her—and now, there was evidence in front of him that proved he had indeed been with her through some of her ordeal; the crucifixion was only the most recent of her tortures. But he'd felt the drugs, the anguish, the pain that Shana had experienced.
It still didn't prepare him for the sight of Shana nailed to a cross. He'd been looking forward to finding Shana again, to seeing her again, and not once had he wondered what condition she'd be when he got her back. He hadn't been prepared—there was no way he could have been prepared—to see the terrifying blankness in her eyes, to look into those familiar green eyes and not see Shana looking out at him.
He'd cursed his lack of a voice as he crouched beside her on the floor, leaving it up to Duke and Allie and Lifeline to figure out how to get her off. With her eyes glazed and unseeing, he might have been able to bring her 'back' to him if he'd still had a voice and could call her. As it was, the only thing he could do was hold her, cradle her in his arms and reassure himself that she was still alive, that she would bounce back from this.
Charlie, unlike him, did have a voice. Cam had seemed to cling to that, cling to the sound of his words, right before Stretcher had sedated her for the trip home. Neither of the men had left their significant other's side until they were back at base, thirty-six hours after their rescue. As soon as they got off the plane, Doc had rushed them into emergency surgery.
Snake Eyes had been absolutely firm on wanting to stay in the infirmary until Shana woke up, but Allie had just as firmly nixed that idea for both him and Charlie. "No," she said when she'd seen both men making themselves comfortable on a couple of chairs usually reserved for those waiting for friends coming out of surgery. "Both of you are going to get out. Go shower, change, get some sleep; this isn't going to be fast or easy." Charlie had gotten up, without a word, and gone back to the quarters he shared with Cam, with the evident intention of following Allie's advice.
Snake Eyes had left the infirmary on Allie's command, but had been unable to concentrate on anything. With Shana now safe in the infirmary, he was focused now on when he would be able to see her next. When would she wake up? Would she wake up? Again and again his mind played images of her rescue; he kept seeing her hanging there on the cross, her eyes glazed and unseeing, her mind broken to the point where she could no longer even recognize him beside her. Her agonized whimpering had calmed slightly when he was touching her, when he was near her, but he didn't know if that was just her reacting to his presence.
He wandered the corridors aimlessly, barely acknowledging the subdued but jubilant greetings everyone sent his way. Why celebrate, he thought irritably, we don't know for sure whether she's really going to be okay or not? But in the face of their happiness he couldn't be the one to tell them that, couldn't be the one who burst their bubble and told them just because they had gotten her back and she was alive didn't necessarily mean she was going to be all right. He didn't know if they would believe him; they hadn't, after all, seen her the way he'd seen her; hadn't been there to see that it was Shana's body but Shana herself was no longer 'home', no longer 'there'. They hadn't seen that blank fog in her green eyes. Hadn't seen the emptiness behind her gaze.
When he finally found himself back in the infirmary hours later, with the base's lights dimmed while on 'night' shift, he caught Doc just getting out of surgery.
He hesitated a moment in the infirmary door, remembering Allie chasing himself and Charlie out of there earlier, but Doc smiled wearily as he beckoned Snake Eyes in. "Come in. I told Allie it was useless chasing you off, that you wouldn't be sleeping and showering until you had news, but she insisted. However, at least now I have news to give you." He hefted a medical folder in his hands, levity gone. "I understand you brought back the man who was responsible for having done these things to Cam and Shana, and with that in mind I'm pretty sure this is going to come out in some court at some point somewhere. So a lot of this is going to be written in a very clinical, detached way to paint a picture for the court, and while rules normally restrict viewing of confidential medical files to relatives, I'm going to let you take a look at her file. Purely confidential, of course, and if anyone asks how you got it I will disavow knowledge of the act." A wry smile, quickly gone. "But I still feel it's important that you know what happened to her, so you can handle some of the issues that might arise." He led Snake Eyes into a small conference room, deposited the medical report on the table, and closed the door.
Snake Eyes had forced himself to read the whole thing, front to back. Then he sat quietly in the conference room as the numbness he'd felt since he'd first seen Shana on the island wore off and emotions took over.
Shock first; some of the things that had been done were beyond cruel. Barbaric was closer but still didn't even begin to describe what she'd endured, what that sick son of a bitch had done to her. Evil was the only word that came to mind to describe the mind that had had Shana whipped, that had carefully and deliberately applied bees to various sensitive parts of her anatomy, that had nailed her to a cross and left her to die.
When he'd come up from the basement with the stretcher that held Shana's unconscious body and he saw the well-dressed man he'd seen on the drone's video facing down Allie and Duke, he'd been momentarily snapped out of his numb shock to dark fury. He'd spent a long moment looking the man over, fixing each detail of face and figure into Snake Eyes' mind permanently. Someday…Snake Eyes didn't know when, but he was going to face that man again over what he'd done and the day he did one of them was not going to walk away from that confrontation.
Doc had listed in careful detail the types and amounts of drugs he'd found in Shana's system. The barbiturates Snake Eyes was aware of; had been expecting since Sandra's laboratory in the Congo had been well-equipped with those drugs; sodium pentothal, barbital, and other similar drugs. Other drugs were also expected; GHB, meth, roofies; Snake Eyes had been expecting those because Shana would have to be drugged before someone could rape her, she would never willingly submit to something like that.
But at the bottom of the list Doc had written in different colored ink that he'd found staggeringly high levels of a drug called Oxytocin, and an even more obscure drug called Anafranil. Snake Eyes felt his heart twist in his chest as he read Doc's analysis:
Oxytocin is a hormone the human female body produces naturally to encourage receptiveness to a human male during efforts at procreation. However, when massive doses were injected into the patient's body they caused the patient to enter into a state of 'hypersexual excitation'. The anti-depressant drug Anafranil has, as one of its side effects, the ability to block the human body's perception of sexual fulfillment, and it is the opinion of this physician that these two drugs, when administered in such massive doses, were used to psychosexually torture the victim. As the victim also had birth-control implants that were conflicting with the drugs used, I have withdrawn the implants for now so that there will be no more conflicting hormones and the patient's body will be able to eventually stabilize the amounts of these hormones to no further ill effects.
Snake Eyes closed the folder, realized his hand was trembling, and closed his fist carefully to stop the involuntary movement as cold rage flooded him. He understood that dream now, understood why Shana had been so frustrated, and why Cam had done what she did. He'd deduced at the time that it was because of the drugs, but had no idea of the extent. They wanted her to want them, wanted her willing, but she would never have done so deliberately so they drugged her.
He got up from the table, anger a dark mask on his face as he stepped out into the corridor. And then the need for physical movement took over, and he barely noticed as he increased his pace until he was running, his feet pounding out a steady rhythm as he traveled the corridors. Although they did have a gym, some of the Joes preferred old-fashioned-scenery-speeding-past, and so the corridors had been divided into a walking and a running lane, and it wasn't an unusual sight to see one of them jogging the corridors. Usually it was Snake Eyes, with Shana beside him, as they pounded up and down the exactly five miles of corridors here in their underground base; often it was Hawk and Flint, catching up on base business while they jogged; or Shana and Allie, and, more recently, Cam; they all knew by now that when Cam woke in the middle of the night with nightmares she'd either get up and go on a run to wear off the rest of the nervous energy before she went back to sleep, or she would take her swords to the dojo for practice until she was exhausted and then she went back to sleep.
Snake Eyes ran the five miles of base corridor once, then, still seething with rage, he ran it again. As he was in the middle of his third repetition, he heard voices in the corridor—Allie and Courtney—and he ducked into the dojo just so he wouldn't run into them, so they wouldn't see his sweat-soaked clothes and his shaking legs and decide he'd had enough. Not that they could order him to stop—but they were both perfectly capable of finding someone who could.
The rooms on base were all on motion sensors; the lights in individual rooms came on when someone entered the room, and turned off when there was no motion present. Snake Eyes paused for a moment, breathing hard, next to the door; then he saw his swords, his blades, sitting forgotten in a corner. He grabbed them and attacked one of the nearby target practice dummies in fury.
Again and again. No style, no forms, no grace, no control. Just sheer unbridled fury. When his swords went dull, when they lost their edge and couldn't do any more damage to the target dummy, he snatched a sword off the wall and attacked with that.
His body gave out before his fury did. The entire time she'd been gone, he'd barely eaten, barely slept; spent most of his time in a meditative trance trying to reach her, to somehow make her ordeal somehow better. All of that caught up with him now as his legs gave out under him, dumping him to his knees on the floor, staring dully at the carnage; target dummies hacked to pieces, wooden practice swords snapped and splintered, the swords that had been hanging on the wall snatched down, used, dulled, tossed aside.
He stared…and couldn't bring himself to care. As he slumped to the floor, anger drained out of him as suddenly as it had taken hold, and suddenly all he wanted was to see her. See her, touch her, feel her, know she was alive. But as he struggled to his feet, a wave of exhaustion hit him, and he staggered…and realized he'd be of no use to her until he'd showered and gotten some sleep.
He trudged off to Shana's quarters, stumbled blindly into the shower to quickly wash the sweat off, then just collapsed into bed. Sleep beckoned, and he gave into it, reassured that Shana would be there when he woke, and they'd handle her recovery…together. And since it was okay for Charlie to see Cam's medical, but Doc had to sneak around to give Snake Eyes a look at Shana's…well, there was a very easy fix to that too.
Charlie headed for his quarters, stripped off his uniform and got into the showers gratefully. He wanted to wash the stink of that place off him, wanted to wash it out of his hair, his clothes, off his skin.
Out of his mind was going to be harder. As he stood in the shower, the numbness of the trip wore off and slowly his emotions were coming back to him. The anguish he'd felt when he saw her, hanging by grotesquely dislocated shoulders; when he'd touched her, and she'd opened her eyes and seen him, and the way she'd cried his name had broken his heart. Her cries, the helpless exhausted sobbing of someone who had been in a lot of pain for far too long, had inspired a protective fury in him that he'd never known existed until he'd met her, and the memory of which brought tears to his own eyes.
Had he only met her half a year ago? Had it really only been August when the hurricane had ripped through the SERE training at Camp Mackall and he'd been part of the team that went to find Hawk? When he'd first seen her, barely conscious on the makeshift stretcher, half-nude and battered, he'd been appalled. When subsequent events showed her strength and resilience, her determination to keep going even when life kept knocking her over, his respect for her had grown. Allie and Shana coming to him and asking him to spend time with her, to break her out of her isolation and loneliness, had, for him, simply been a way to assuage his curiosity about their newest member—but curiosity turned to respect, respect turned to liking and then love, and while he couldn't pinpoint the exact moment when he realized he was in love with her, it was an undeniable fact that he was completely head over heels for her. It amused Frank Talltree to no end; Charlie had never been one to pay much attention to women, and Frank had predicted over the years that when Charlie did eventually fall, he'd fall hard. And his prediction had proved true.
Those few weeks up at Cam's New York cabin had been the happiest he could ever recall being. While he loved the Army, loved the military and believed in the goals and ideals it stood for, it had been the only thing that touched him that deeply, and he'd had no idea what he'd do if he wasn't in the military. No idea what direction his life would take if he ever mustered out. After having met Cam, his life had suddenly acquired direction, purpose, meaning; she was his reason for living, the one thing that made his life worthwhile. The one person—the only person—he could see spending the rest of his life with.
As he lay in bed, hair still damp from his shower, face wet with tears as he cried for her, at the thought of what she'd endured and would still endure through her recovery and the cleaning-up part of the mess that followed, he decided to himself that when it was all over, after Kennedy's trial and Yu's trial in the New York courts, he was going to talk her into leaving the military. She was content here, had told him she was happy, but on her reservation upstate he'd seen her truly happy, and he knew that she would never get that here. Not anymore. The majority of the people on base had been able to treat her as just another soldier until Shana had disappeared, but now their impressions of her were forever going to be tainted and she would never be 'ordinary'—even less so once her ordeal as Kennedy's slave became public knowledge—and it would, because both Cam and Shana would want justice served not only for themselves but for every victim Kennedy had ever enslaved and tortured and possibly killed. But in doing so, Cam would sacrifice every last hope she had for a normal life for herself in order to get justice for others, and it wasn't fair that the only thing she'd ever wanted, the only thing she'd ever asked for, would be denied her because of her own selfless nature.
Would he miss the military? Not really. Yes, he'd made friends here, but he had very few close friends. He'd always been a little aloof, not opening up to others easily, and out of everyone here, the only people he could really call close friends was Snake Eyes, who was even more aloof and unapproachable than Charlie himself; and Frank, his fellow Navajo brother. And if that was his choice, between Cam and his friends, Cam would be his choice. Now and forever.
Recovery was going to be hard; the trial was going to be harder. But after that, even if she got mad at him, no matter what he had to do, he would make sure she got that quiet ordinary life she so desperately wanted. And as if his mind just wanted him to come to that conclusion before it slept, the resolution was quickly followed by darkness.


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GWEDC's 2012 performance: 872 jobs at 10 companies
NetApp was the largest of 10 deals the Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition closed last year in terms of jobs, according to a report given today at GWEDC's annual meeting.
GWEDC was involved in helping the companies last year with 872 jobs — 8 percent recruited to the area, 18 percent retained by existing local companies and 74 percent from local companies' expansion. NetApp is responsible for 418 of those jobs, all due to expansion.
Other companies on the list:
• Quality Solutions, 146 jobs (96 retained, 50 new).
• EPIC Sports, 67 jobs (41 retained, 26 new).
• Communications Test Design Inc., 60 jobs (all recruited).
• JR Custom Metal Products, 50 jobs (expansion).
• A Box 4U, 32 jobs (expansion).
• McGinty Machine, 32 jobs (expansion).
• Chrome Plus International, 30 jobs (expansion).
• Milling Precision Tool, 25 jobs (21 retained, 4 new).
• Wichita Coring & Cutting, 12 jobs (all recruited).
The projected capital investment from the companies is $106.5 million, and the projected annual payroll of the jobs is $50.9 million. Average worker pay is $58,382, higher than the metro average of $42,541.
Among the jobs, 10 percent are aerospace-related manufacturing jobs, 57 percent are non-aerospace manufacturing, and 33 percent are non-manufacturing, GWEDC says.
The return on public investment was 71 percent, meaning the public will receive $1.71 in benefits for $1 of city and county money invested in the projects, according to figures from the Center for Economic Development and Business Research at Wichita State University.
GWEDC also shared its 10-year performance: 19,017 jobs recruited, retained or added through 100 projects with 94 companies, with a projected annual payroll of $915.2 million. Those jobs were 51 percent in aerospace-related manufacturing, 11 percent in non-aerospace manufacturing and 38 percent non-manufacturing. Capital investment is projected at $1.42 billion. The return on public investment was $2.39 for every $1 spent, WSU said.
I detailed GWEDC's performance through 2011 in a story in December. I also looked at some of its future plans, the role of the new Leadership Council and some of the need to protect the area's critical aviation industry.
GWEDC exceeded its jobs goal over the last decade, but not last year, said Suzie Ahlstrand, who served as interim president of GWEDC.
"The reason why we couldn't close more is that we just didn't have the tools," Ahlstrand said.
Steve Sharp, chairman of GWEDC's Steering Council and vice president and corporate controller for Spirit AeroSystems, said Wichita last year couldn't compete for two companies that would have generated 1,000 to 2,000 jobs each had Wichita been able to offer 300- to 500-acre shovel-ready parcels with airport and/or rail access. He also cited a lack of move-in-ready buildings for other companies and the relatively small financial incentives Wichita can offer relative to competitors like Topeka and Oklahoma City, which have $8 million and $75 million, respectively, sitting in bank accounts to incentivize companies.
The competition is fierce, Sharp said.
"If we're going to survive as a community ... we must use every tool we have — from the state, the county, the city and the community," Sharp said. "If we do not, we will not survive. We will diminish. We will not grow at all."
And Sharp foreshadowed what are likely to be future discussions by GWEDC and the Leadership Council on things like closing funds and other competitive components.
"As a community," he said, "our biggest question we have to answer is, 'How competitive do we want to be?'"


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Hida Gyogi was a Crab member of the Cult of the Lord Moon at Ryoko Owari Toshi. He was captured and sent to prison on the Civil Hall. When a group of magistrate investigating maho activities in the city arrived at the prison. Gyogi tryed to get himself killed by the newcomers being surly and violent without result. [1]
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Upon torture Gyogi confessed his master was Kuni Ryo, who was trying to get a shipment of Porcelain Masks brought into town by the Scorpion. With them Ryo would summon an Oni to destroy the city. It was partially false information. [1]
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The group used a Jade Sun fetish to get the truth from him. A cultist mark branded on his forearm disappeared and Gyogi was released from the Bloodspeaker brainwashing. He told his true master was O-sama, Isawa Orimono. The Phoenix was who found out a shipment of Yajinden's Porcelain Masks had been brought to the city. Orimono wished the masks to rise an army of undead. Gyogi also told there was a plot to destroy what Amaterasu most appreacited in the city. [2]
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's dollar dropped to a three-week low against its U.S. counterpart on Tuesday as Greece's struggle to form a new government fueled investor worries about Europe's ability to fend off a deeper crisis in the region.
Global equity, currency and commodity markets were rattled as Greece's political crisis intensified after a candidate for prime minister renounced the terms of a bailout that is keeping the country's finances afloat.
"It's a risk aversion move. We have a U.S. dollar that is strong right across the board," said Camilla Sutton, chief currency strategist at Scotiabank.
Canada's dollar had risen sharply following a more hawkish stance by the Bank of Canada last month. But traders have been paring back their expectations of a Canadian rate hike in recent sessions, reducing the appeal of the currency.
"European conditions are continuing to unfold on the sour side. People are coming to the realization that maybe we got ahead of ourselves," said Ian Pollick, fixed income strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
The Bank of Canada has frozen rates at 1 percent since September 2010 after it became the first in the G7 to raise borrowing costs from lows hit during the financial crisis.
The European news pushed the Canadian dollar to a low of C$1.0023 against the greenback, or 99.77 U.S. cents, its weakest since April 16.
It ended the session at C$0.9983 versus the U.S. dollar, or $1.0017, down from Monday's finish at C$0.9930 versus the U.S. dollar, or $1.0070.
"The Canadian dollar is lower because of increased risk aversion and that entirely relates to European political developments as the Greek election result continues to filter through the market," said Fergal Smith, managing market strategist at Action Economics.
Scotiabank's Sutton said she saw the near-term trading range for Canada's dollar at C$0.9928-C$1.0023 against the greenback.
Surprising strong data on Canadian housing starts, led by a surge in condominium construction, provided some support.
But it wasn't enough to boost the broader mood. Toronto's main stock index plunged to its 2012 low on Tuesday, with mining and energy shares among the big losers.
Canadian bond prices climbed and outperformed U.S. Treasuries across the curve.
Canada's 2-year bond gained 9 Canadian cents to yield 1.228 percent, while the benchmark 10-year bond was up 39 Canadian cents to yield 1.979 percent.
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The Detroit Tigers have 22 games left in the regular season and a 6.5 game lead in the division. Here are the top storylines that remain: Miguel Cabrera needs to be right Miguel Cabrera's health Perhaps no single storyline is more critical than this one. Cabrera's quest for a 2nd straight Triple Crown is on hold once again as he recovers from a few different ailments. Why he was put into Tuesday's game when he wasn't 100% healthy was simply confounding. Hopefully the Tigers take a more careful approach with their franchise player in the coming weeks as he has the skill to push this team to win after win come October, if he's healthy. The Solution: Rest him the remainder of this week and see if he is good to go on Monday in Chicago. If he's not, simply wait longer so that he can be active for the season's final week in order to get ready for the postseason. Personal accolades should be removed from the equation at this point. Jhonny Peralta looms It's almost hard to believe that Jhonny has already served 31 games of his 50-game suspension. Jose Iglesias has certainly looked like the answer at shortstop and is hitting enough to keep the gig. So, how important is Peralta's bat? Remember he was hitting .305 with a .361 on-base% and 54 RBI's at the time of his suspension. Perhaps a platoon would work? Peralta mashed lefties with a .347 average while Iglesias has had the better season v. righties (.324 avg. to .286 for Peralta). Would a Peralta return hurt the locker room? This has to be weighed heavily by the Tigers. The bottom line hasn't changed though. Win a World Series or label the season a failure. By all accounts, Jhonny manned up and apologized. The Tigers seem to have the type of locker room that would welcome him back with open arms if need be. The Solution: Peralta is eligible to return for the final 3 games in Miami, and the Tigers should let him. With Cabrera's health issues Peralta could serve as the 3rd basemen in a pinch come playoff time. In games that he starts at shortstop, give him the first 7 innings and let Iglesias mop things up at short as a defensive replacement. If Jhonny returns in Miami and it becomes readily apparent that it was a bad idea, then simply don't add him to the playoff roster. No worries, I've got this. The Bullpen Many fans lost their marbles on Wednesday night as the Red Sox lit up the Boston sky with eight home runs, and rightfully so. But what we learned from that game is nothing that we didn't already know. Rick Porcello still isn't ready for prime time. And he isn't penciled in as a starter in the playoffs anyhow, so no harm done. Al Alburquerque, Jeremy Bonderman, and Evan Reed shouldn't be considered vital to the Tigers' postseason roster plans. Alburquerque and Bondo can pitch in mop-up duty but any other role is currently beyond their pay grade. The Big 4 in the bullpen (Drew Smyly, Bruce Rondon, Jose Veras, and Joaquin Benoit) are more than capable of handling the last few innings that Detroit's elite starting staff can't finish in a given playoff game. The Solution: Nothing to see here. Move along. Justin Verlander & the playoff rotation His next walk will mark the 2nd most he's ever had in a season. Clearly, he isn't what he was in 2011 and '12, but with a 3.59 ERA, 175 K's, and a 12-10 record it could be much worse. At present, Verlander slots in as the #3 starter in the playoff pecking order behind Max Scherzer and Anibal Sanchez. It would be major folly for Jim Leyland to line it up any other way, despite his loyalties to JV. Scherzer and Sanchez can match up pitch for pitch with any other teams' 1-2 punch when the lights shine brightest, and probably outperform them. Verlander has a handful of starts left to get his mind right, which seems to be the main thing plaguing him. Even in his current state of occasional disarray, he makes for a mighty handsome #3 starter. The Solution: Take comfort in knowing that there is a new #1 in town and that the rotation as a whole isn't much different than its dominant form seen during 2012's playoff run, the order in which the players appear just needs to be shuffled a bit. To receive an email each time a new Tigers article is published, fill out the Email Notification Form [Follow me on Twitter @isportsJoe]
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By Thomas Heath and Tarik El-Bashir
Washington Post Staff Writers
Friday, January 21, 2005; Page D02
The NHL and its players' union emerged from a 4 1/2-hour meeting yesterday in Toronto without significant progress toward a labor agreement that would save the 2004-2005 season, dashing hopes -- at least for now -- for a last-minute end to the 127-day stalemate.
"We had two good days of communication," NHL chief legal officer Bill Daly said in a statement released last night. "But we continue to have strong philosophical differences. The lines of communication are open, and we're going to continue to work on it."
Yesterday's meeting was the second between the representatives of the owners and players in as many days. The sides met at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport on Wednesday, their first meeting in more than a month.
The NHL was represented yesterday by Daly and outside counsel Robert Batterman. The NHLPA was represented by senior director Ted Saskin, President Trevor Linden of the Vancouver Canucks, and outside counsel John McCambridge.
"We remain divided philosophically and have scheduled no further talks," Linden said in a statement.
"We clearly have some strong differences of opinion that we've had for some time," Saskin told the Associated Press. "We continue to look for ways to bridge the gaps. We have not been successful in doing so. . . . But the lines of communication continue to be open."
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA Executive Director Bob Goodenow, the central figures in the dispute, did not attend either session.
NHL insiders have said that if owners and the players union do not reach some agreement before the end of January, the entire season probably will be lost. If play is not resumed, the NHL will become the first major sport in North America to lose an entire season because of labor issues. It would also be the first time the NHL has not awarded the Stanley Cup since 1919, when the Spanish Flu pandemic killed millions worldwide.
The owners locked out the players Sept. 15 after the union failed to agree to a drastic restructuring of the league's finances.
Twenty of the NHL's 30 teams, including the Washington Capitals, lost money in 2003-04, and NHL owners collectively lost $224 million, according to the league. Two franchises, in Ottawa and Buffalo, filed for bankruptcy in the past three years. The league blames escalating salaries, which have grown more than threefold over the past decade, and is seeking agreement with the players' union on a system that would link salary growth to leaguewide revenue, a model already adopted successfully by the NFL and NBA.
The union disputes the league numbers, arguing that the owners earn far more from hockey operations than they admit.
NHL salaries have grown from an average of $463,200 a decade ago to $1.8 million per player last season. That's the highest percentage among the four major professional sports leagues. Three quarters of every dollar of NHL revenue is consumed by players' salaries, according to the league.
The union, which has about 700 members, is adamantly opposed to a salary cap and favors a continuation of the current system, under which players earn as much as owners are willing to pay them. The players say a salary cap eliminates the free market and prevents them from earning top dollar.


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Mad Women in my Attic! The haunting, comedic cabaret show, Mad Women in my Attic! comes to the United Solo Festival on Saturday, October 7th at 4:0 pm. The production played to critical acclaim at the Brighton Fringe and Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2015. (more...)
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Feinstein's/54 Below, Broadway's Supper Club, presents Chip Zien, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Sarah Stiles, Hunter Ryan Herdlicka, and many more in 'THE SONGS OF KINOSIAN & BLAIR' on Thursday, August 31st at 9:30 PM. (more...)
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Lauren Yee's IN A WORD Gets SoCal Premiere at Chance Theater
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Chance Theater, Anaheim's official resident theater company, is pleased to announce the sixth show of our 2017 season… in a word. Written by former Chance Theater Resident Playwright Lauren Yee, in a word has received numerous awards and was recently named a New York Times Critic's Pick. Directed by Jocelyn A. Brown, in a word will preview from September 8 through September 15; regular performances will begin September 16 and continue through October 8 at Chance Theater @ Bette Aitken theater arts Center on the Fyda-Mar Stage. (more...)
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'People will say we're in love' with this wild western cast of Rodgers and Hammerstein's beloved Oklahoma! Having directed last summer's hit Bye Bye Birdie Jenn Thompson returns to Goodspeed to take on the show that changed American musicals forever. For the first time at Goodspeed, this country classic will welcome city slickers, cowboys and everyone in between! So kick up your boots and join us for this lively and legendary musical which runs now through September 23 at The Goodspeed in East Haddam, Conn. The show opens tonight, August 2, and BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below! (more...)
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WaterTower Theatre is excited to be continuing one of our most talked about and anticipated traditions, the Community Cast Party! CCP Co-Chairs Stan Graner, Corky Pledger, Deborah Staggs and Maureen Anderson today announced details for the 4th Annual Community Cast Party.  The party will be held on Saturday, September 9th, 2017 at WaterTower 's home, the Addison Theatre Centre from 7 pm to 10 pm. The Community Cast Party is designed to attract a wide audience of patrons, partiers, and food lovers who are interested in supporting WaterTower Theatre while enjoying an evening of entertainment with cuisine offered from many fine local restaurants. Attendees will have a unique opportunity to mix and mingle with artists from the DFW theatre community at the "open house" style event, where everyone is welcome. (more...)
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Bets Malone & Misty Cotton Star in LA Premiere of HONKY TONK LAUNDRY
by BWW News Desk - Aug 7, 2017
YEE-HAW! CAZADOR ENTERTAINMENT and HONKY TONK PRODUCTIONS present the Los Angeles premiere of HONKY TONK LAUNDRY, a new musical written and directed by Roger Bean (The Marvelous Wonderettes, Life Could Be A Dream, The Andrews Brothers), with choreography by James Vasquez. HONKY TONK LAUNDRY will begin previews on Saturday, August 5, will open on Friday, August 11 and perform through Sunday, September 17 at the Hudson Mainstage, 6539 Santa Monica Blvd. in Hollywood. (more...)
Photo Flash: The Broadway Experience Celebrates 10th Anniversary
by BWW News Desk - Aug 23, 2017
The Broadway Experience celebrated its 10th Anniversary season with a culminating student performance alongside Broadway professionals this past Sunday, August 20, 2017 at the James & Martha Duffy Performance Space at Mark Morris Dance Center in Brooklyn. Scroll down for photos! (more...)
Rising Star Ari B Debuts Wayne Isham Directed Music Video for 'Dance Into The Party'
by BWW News Desk - Aug 23, 2017
Ari B takes to a whole new playing field with her new music video 'Dance Into The Party', showing moves never seen before as well as the singer's commanding, meaningful narrative. The music video was directed by Wayne Isham (Michael Jackson, Madonna, Bon Jovi) and choreographed by Chuck Maldonado (Stomp the Yard, Step Up 4), (more...)
Michele Ragusa to Star in GYPSY at the Engeman Theater; Cast, Creatives Announced!
by BWW News Desk - Aug 23, 2017
The John W. Engeman Theater announces the cast and creative team for GYPSY. (more...)
BWW TV: The Prince is Back! Watch Highlights from PRINCE OF BROADWAY!
by BroadwayWorld TV - Aug 23, 2017
Manhattan Theatre Club's Broadway premiere of Prince of Broadway, a musical celebration that highlights the extraordinary six-decade career of director and producer Harold Prince, opens tomorrow, August 24, 2017 at MTC's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre (261 West 47th Street). BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below! (more...)
The World's Greatest Detective Comes to Orlando Shakes in THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES
by BWW News Desk - Aug 23, 2017
The game is afoot this Halloween during Orlando Shakespeare Theater in Partnership with UCF's (Orlando Shakes) production of The Hound of the Baskervilles, running from October 11 - November 19, 2017 in the Goldman Theater. (more...)
Photo Flash: Sneak Peek at THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Coming to Seattle This September
by BWW News Desk - Aug 22, 2017
A brand new production of THE SOUND OF MUSIC, produced by NETworks Presentations, is making its Seattle premiere from September 6 - 11 at The Paramount Theatre as part of a North American tour. BroadwayWorld has a sneak peek at the cast in action below! (more...)
Shakespeare's HAMLET Extends at The Old Globe
by BWW News Desk - Aug 22, 2017
The Old Globe today announced due to popular demand, that William Shakespeare's exhilarating tragedy Hamlet, has now been extended through September 22. (more...)
Emma Degerstedt, Conor Ryan, Lauren Molina and More to Lead DESPERATE MEASURES at York Theatre Company; Cast, Creatives Set!
by BWW News Desk - Aug 21, 2017
The York Theatre Company, dedicated to the development of new musicals and preserving musical gems from the past, in association with Cecilia Lin and Hu Guo, has announced the cast and creative team of the New York premiere of the musical Desperate Measures, with book and lyrics by Peter Kellogg (Anna Karenina) and music by David Friedman (Scandalous). (more...)
Ari B Debuts Wayne Isham-Directed Music Video for 'Dance Into The Party'
by BWW News Desk - Aug 21, 2017
Ari B takes to a whole new playing field with her new music video 'Dance Into The Party', showing moves never seen before as well as the singer's commanding, meaningful narrative. The music video was directed by Wayne Isham (Michael Jackson, Madonna, Bon Jovi) and choreographed by Chuck Maldonado (Stomp the Yard, Step Up 4), (more...)
A FUNNY THING...FORUM Opens the Walnut's 209th Anniversary Season
by BWW News Desk - Aug 21, 2017
Walnut Street Theatre opens its landmark 209th season with the Tony Award-winning Best Musical, A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum. Directed by, and starring, Frank Ferrante, with choreography by Michelle Gaudette, this production begins previews on September 5th, opens on September 13th and runs through October 22nd on the Walnut's Mainstage. (more...)
BWW Interview: Will Shupe of BILLY ELLIOT at Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center
by Cary Ginell - Aug 20, 2017
Versatile actor Will Shupe moonlights as a set designer. Some of his secrets are revealed in this fascinating interview. (more...)
The Hills Are Alive! THE SOUND OF MUSIC Tour Heads to Jacksonville
by BWW News Desk - Aug 18, 2017
A brand new production of THE SOUND OF MUSIC, produced by NETworks Presentations, is making its Jacksonville premiere October 31-November 5 at the Times-Union Center as part of a North American tour. (more...)
BROADWAY IN WILMINGTON Single Tickets Go On Sale This Tuesday
by BWW News Desk - Aug 18, 2017
Single tickets for the 2017-2018 Broadway in Wilmington series at The Playhouse on Rodney Square will go on sale August 22 at 10:00 a.m. The Broadway series, the third season under the management of The Grand Opera House, includes four week-long productions, THE WIZARD OF OZ, CABARET, DIRTY DANCING: THE CLASSIC STORY LIVE ON STAGE, and MOTOWN THE MUSICAL. In addition, the schedule includes three limited-engagements, RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER: THE MUSICAL, THE ILLUSIONISTS: LIVE FROM BROADWAY and DANCE TO THE MOVIES. (more...)
Photo Flash: First Look at HELLO, DOLLY! at Mac-Haydn Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Aug 18, 2017
The Mac-Haydn Theatre (MHT), concludes its 2017 season with the 1964 Tony Award Winner for Best Musical and the 2017 Tony Award Winner of Best Revival of a Musical in Hello, Dolly! The Jerry Herman classic was last seen on the MHT stage in 2009. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below! (more...)
Photo Flash: First Look at JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH at The Barn Stage Company
by BWW News Desk - Aug 18, 2017
The Barn Stage Company in association with Temecula Presents present the West Coast Regional Premiere of James and the Giant Peach, based on Roald Dahl's beloved children's book, on the Old Town Temecula Community Theatre stage from August 17th to the 27th. Join The Barn Stage Company for this delightfully imaginative production, perfect for the whole family! (more...)
Rodgers & Hammerstein's PIPE DREAM Opens Musical Theatre West's Reiner Staged Reading Series
by BWW News Desk - Aug 17, 2017
???????Musical Theatre West's (MTW) Reiner Staged Reading Series (RRS) returns for its final season, with its premiere performance of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Pipe Dream, Sunday, September 17, 7pm at the Beverly O'Neill Theater, located at the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center. Tickets are now on sale online at www.musical.org, by visiting the MTW West Ticket Office, or by calling (562) 856-1999, ext. 4. Advance general admission tickets for each performance are $27. Seating is general admission with early admission for season subscribers. Season subscriptions for all five Reiner Staged Reading Series performances are available for $140. This season's lineup includes Once Upon a Mattress (Sunday, November 17, 2017), Louisiana Purchase (Sunday, February 11, 2018), Do Re Mi (Sunday, June 3, 2018), and The Most Happy Fella (Sunday, August 19, 2018). (more...)
She's a Hard Habit to Break! Star to Perform 800th Show in LATE NITE CATECHISM at City Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Aug 17, 2017
She's a hard habit to break: City Theatre presents the original Late Nite Catechism, the hit one-nun comedy that first took the South Side by storm over 12 years ago. (more...)
James Taylor Odom and Blake Price to Star in A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE & MURDER North American Tour; Full Cast Announced
by BWW News Desk - Aug 17, 2017
The 2017-2018 National Tour of the Tony Award winner for Best Musical, A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder, produced by NETworks Presentations, announced today full casting and tour dates for the upcoming 2017-2018 season. James Taylor Odom will play the role of the eight D'Ysquith heirs and Blake Price will portray the role of Monty Navarro. (more...)
Theatre Three Announces New Performing Arts Educational Opportunities for Adult Actors
by BWW News Desk - Aug 15, 2017
Theatre Three, uptown Dallas's 56 year-old theatre-in-the-round will offer a number of new workshops and master classes for adult actors. In addition to another session of the previously announced National Michael Chekhov Association (NMCA) workshops, favorite local actors Wendy Welch and James McQuillen will present two sessions of one-day only Musical Audition Master Classes. All classes will take place at Theatre Three, located in the Quadrangle (2800 Routh Street, Suite 168, Dallas, TX 75201). (more...)
Stephen Sondheim to Visit National Theatre Ahead of FOLLIES Production Next Week
by BWW News Desk - Aug 15, 2017
Ahead of the NT's dazzling new production of Follies, multi-award-winning composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim talks to Jeremy Sams about his legendary musical on Tuesday 22 August, 6pm at Dorfman Theatre. (more...)
Michael McGrath, Michael Mastro, Leslie Kritzer and Laura Bell Bundy to Headline THE HONEYMOONERS at Paper Mill Playhouse
by BWW News Desk - Aug 15, 2017
Paper Mill Playhouse, recipient of the 2016 Regional Theatre Tony Award, by special arrangement with Jeffrey Finn, has announced casting for the world-premiere production of the new musical comedy The Honeymooners, based on the CBS television series, with book by Dusty Kay and Bill Nuss, music by Stephen Weiner, and lyrics by Peter Mills. (more...)
Theater Critic at Theater Camp: A Return Visit to French Woods
by BWW News Desk - Aug 15, 2017
How do you take hundreds of kids (ages 7 to 17) and put up over a dozen shows (mostly musicals, plus a few plays) in as little as three weeks, with rehearsals limited to maybe just 12 or 13 days, with all or most of the cast rehearsing just slightly more than two hours each day, and many campers working on multiple shows at once? And I'm talking about completely staged shows with full production values, including sets, lighting, sound, costumes and live orchestras. Not only that, imagine repeating this same frenzied process four times over the course of a single summer. (more...)
JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR to Open Garden Theatre's 10th Anniversary Season
by BWW News Desk - Aug 14, 2017
The Garden Theatre (160 W Plant St.) is proud to present the classic rock opera, Jesus Christ Superstar, showing September 8 - October 1, 2017. This musical kicks off the Garden's 10th Anniversary 2017- 2018 Season. Jesus Christ Superstar is presented by Bob and Dianna Duffy. The show is also sponsored by Outdoor Living Products and Toole's Ace Hardware. The 2017 - 2018 theatre series is sponsored by Evoyent, a Deloitte Network Company. (more...)
Casting Announced for the New National Touring Production of THE SOUND OF MUSIC
by BWW News Desk - Aug 14, 2017
NETworks Presentations announces casting for a brand new production of The Sound of Music as part of a North American tour. State Theatre New Jersey presents four performances of The Sound of Music December 22-24, 2017. Tickets range from $35-$98. (more...)
Photo Flash: First Look at Chuck Cooper, Emily Skinner, Tony Yazbeck and More Bringing Classics to Life in PRINCE OF BROADWAY
by BWW News Desk - Aug 14, 2017
Manhattan Theatre Club's Broadway premiere of Prince of Broadway, a musical celebration that highlights the extraordinary six-decade career of director and producer Harold Prince, is now previews ahead of a Thursday, August 24, 2017 opening night at MTC's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre (261 West 47th Street). BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below! (more...)
INTO THE WOODS Brings Storybook Characters, Toe-Tapping Music, and All of The Drama to Escondido
by BWW News Desk - Aug 14, 2017
Classic fairy tales weave together like delicate rainbow threads (in hues of red, gold, white, and more...) to build an intricate, complex and epic musical that still somehow bears all of the hallmarks of reality. (more...)
Javier Munoz Starts #DiversityOfBroadway, Broadway Responds
by BWW News Desk - Aug 13, 2017
Javier Muñoz, current star of Hamilton, has started the #DiversityOfBroadway hashtag and it has swept through social media. Casts across Broadway are sharing their group photos and celebrating the diversity that makes Broadway so great. Check out some photos (more...)
BRENDA BRAXTON PRESENTS VILLAIN: DEBLANKS Extends Through December
by BWW News Desk - Aug 12, 2017
Wednesday nights will continue to be the best night for laughs, Broadway stars, and shenanigans. 'Brenda Braxton presents Villain: DeBlanks' extends its weekly residency at The Green Room 42 through December 27. (more...)
Broadway Visits Usdan Summer Camp for the Arts
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2017
Mat Eisenstein, a Usdan alum and current Assistant Conductor and Keyboard 2 for Broadway's Charlie & the Chocolate Factory served as musical director for two of his 'Charlie' cast mates,    (more...)
CONSTELLATIONS Comes to TheatreWorks, 8/23-9/17
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2017
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley continues its 2017/2018 season with the regional premiere of the London and Broadway hit, Constellations. This unconventional drama explores the infinite possibilities of "boy meets girl" with intelligence, heart, and humor as it follows a charming beekeeper and a Cambridge cosmologist, nerds in love for better and for worse, and the ever-changing mystery of "what ifs." (more...)
Lawrence Opera Theater Announces Season 2017 Programs
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2017
Season 2017 programs This summer 's fully-staged opera production is W. A. Mozart's well-known Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute), a story of love and dedication overcoming trials and separation. The music will be sung in German, but director Grant Preisser has created new English dialogue to fit in with his avant-garde concept of the opera. Preisser's career has started to take off, and he has spent the last two summers working at Music Academy of the West, where he was Assistant Director for two productions in 2017. He has also done scenic and costume design for Opera Orlando. (more...)
Photo Flash: Usdan Campers Get Their 'CHOCOLATE FACTORY' Fix
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2017
Mat Eisenstein, a Usdan alum and current Assistant Conductor and Keyboard 2 for Broadway's CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY served as musical director for two of his 'CHARLIE'Â cast mates, F. Michael Haynie (Augustus Gloop) and Monette McKay (female ensemble, Understand-Violet Beauregard), for two assembly performances at Usdan Summer Camp for the Arts. Scroll down for a photo! (more...)
Photo Flash: Hudson Mainstage Theatre in Hollywood presents HONKY TONK LAUNDRY
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2017
YEE-HAW! CAZADOR ENTERTAINMENT and HONKY TONK PRODUCTIONS present the Los Angeles premiere of HONKY TONK LAUNDRY, a new musical written and directed by Roger Bean (The Marvelous Wonderettes, Life Could Be A Dream, The Andrews Brothers), with choreography by James Vasquez. Â HONKY TONK LAUNDRY will begin previews on Saturday, August 5, will open on Friday, August 11 and perform through Sunday, September 17 at the Hudson Mainstage, 6539 Santa Monica Blvd. in Hollywood. (more...)
GYPSY to Open Next Weekend at Music Theater Works
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2017
Music Theater Works (formerly Light Opera Works) presents GYPSY, the tale of an ambitious stage mother fighting for her daughters' success, at Cahn Auditorium in Evanston, August 19 through 27. A 25-piece orchestra accompanies such well-known songs as 'Everything's Coming Up Roses,' 'Let Me Entertain You' and 'Some People.' (more...)
Meet the Cast of LITTLE WOMEN at Lake Country Playhouse
by BWW News Desk - Aug 10, 2017
Hartland's Lake Country Playhouse has announced a star studded cast for its production of Little Women the Musical, with music by Jason Howland, lyrics by Mindi Dickstein, and book by Allan Knee. Little Women the Musical is directed by past LCP Board Member Nate C. Adams, with music direction by Jim Van Deusen. (more...)
EDINBURGH 2017: BWW Q&A- Snowflake
by Natalie O'Donoghue - Aug 10, 2017
BWW speaks to Mark Thomson about bringing Snowflake to the 2017 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. (more...)


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Did you let it settle overnight before putting the fondant on? If you don't let it settle you will get that bump.
How long did you allow your cake to settle after filling? Cakes are going to settle. It's important to allow them to do this before icing. I level, fill and wrap in plastic wrap and let them sit for several hours before crumbcoating and icing. You should also make a dam out of thickened buttercream for your filling. Doing these two things will prevent that dreaded budge.
Thanks for the replies. The cakes are all buttercream, including the filling. No, I didn't let it settle. Guess that's it. I also didn't use the dam. I didn't realize that you should do that when you are using buttercream. I thought you only did that with a fruit filling. Duh!
mamawrobin is always full of helpful info.
If you use a slightly stiffened buttercream as the filling in your cakes, then you do not need to let your cakes sit around before you finish them, and you don't need to use a dam with buttercream as your filling. On some recent Saturdays I've had 35 cakes due and don't have time to let them sit around.
You will find that the millions of people who do cakes a) do things differently; b)change their ways of doing things as they gain experience; and c) half will swear by one method while the other half NEVER do it that way. LOL
Why does it happen if you did let your cake settle? Mine sat overnight and still: the dreaded bulge.
It would seems that your filling was too thin, and letting the cake sit for days on end waiting for it to "settle" won't help one bit. If you were using buttercream, stiffen it up a bit next time.
I've looked at this cake a couple of times and to me I do not see a bulge in the middle of the layers of the bottom tier. Somehow, it looks like the bottom layer of that tier is narrower that the top layer of the bottom tier. How odd. I have no idea how or why.... very strange....
I agree with mommawrobin.
Beautiful design!!!!
I assume you iced all three tiers the same way. Notice that the top and middle tiers don't have the problem. I'm wondering if the dowels in the bottom cake were too short which would cause more weight on it causing the "waistband".
Since I started using Sugar Shack's method of stacking cakes, I haven't had a problem with waistbands or blow outs. If you can, order her stacking cakes DVD. It's very informative.
Hope you figure it out as I know how frustrating it is. Your cake is beautiful! Don't give up.


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After winning the Stanley Cup in 2009, the Pittsburgh Penguins made a drastic change to their drafting philosophy, opting to build a heavy stable of blue chip blue-line prospects. With Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and (at the time) Jordan Staal, the Penguins already had an impressive crop of NHL ready forwards that would be able to help them compete for years on end.
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He dropped, and dropped, and dropped all the way until the Pens were able to pick him up with the last pick of the first round. The Penguins had their first legit defensive prospect since Kris Letang. Not rushing the young player, he finished out his junior career with Saint John, even winning the Memorial Cup, before turning pro.
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Every time he seems ready for the limelight, the Pens make a move to pass over him. There was talk of the organization trying to butter him up for a potential trade, and now with Maatta succeeding in the NHL, why not try it?
The Pens have Scott Harrington and Brian Dumoulin in the AHL, as well as Derrick Pouliot playing in juniors that project as front end blue liners, and players like Harrison Roupp and Philip Samuelsson could wind up as sixth or seventh defenders at the NHL level as well.
The Pens may not want to admit it, but waiting so long on Despres has put him behind the other top prospects in the system. While his return won't be anything that will get Pens' fans jumping, it will be more help than him sitting in the minors to rot away.
The defensive depth will be fine, but it has become apparent that the Pens could use another depth scorer who is capable of putting the puck in the net. Despres could land them that piece.
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The Israeli delegation to the annual UN General Assembly rose from their seats and walked out as Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad began his speech by harping on the same tune of taunting Israel.
He began his speech by saying that the country has 'no roots' in the Middle East and must be eliminated. He further added that Israel is bullying the United States over the alleged threat of an Iranian nuclear weapon. "I look at it from the outside, and I see that a few occupying Zionists are threatening the government of the United States," Ahmadinejad said during an interview. Flashing the sign of peace on several occasions, Ahmadinejad refused to call Israel a state and only referred to them as Zionists.
UN gathering this year is colored by the politics of the US presidential elections and the possibility of an Israeli military strike on Iran. US President Barack Obama, who is scheduled to address the assembly today, has already stated that he would not tolerate an Iranian nuclear bomb.
On the other hand Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will tell the United Nations that Israel must decide for itself what risk is unacceptable to the national security of the country. Meanwhile angry protests took place outside the Warwick Hotel at West 54th Street in Manhattan over the decision of the hotel to allow Ahmadinejad to stay during his visit.
For the Iranian president it will be better to realize the threat they have become to peace prospects in the Middle East, because of their proxy war in Syria. Mahmoud can deny of any involvement in Syria innumerable times, but the truth remains crystal clear.