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Max joins Kirk and Pete and talks about the Celtics Christmas Day game against the Nets and what they will need to do for a successful road trip.
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It's 214 years old yeah it's yeah I'd just like men in tights. Such go to FaceBook -- come -- -- WEEI. And you can check of the picture I'm sure would be some. Colorful comment I would I would afterwards after it right back to Padraig auto checked when Baxter got a low low is up next -- WEEI job. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Ready. First of all I want and listeners will welcome you know I saying again that they we dilute the guys. Day in day out it's a great thanks so much we appreciate. So -- my question one what what is it opera is an eye on. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Well pitchers in -- can keep me around the rescue plan Syria or. Seattle -- mountain Ludlow mass. Yeah by the door redskin fans curious the most curious how that -- well actually uses they were good the patriots sucked. Symbolic yet when I was a -- I had a elite member of those it would it would repeatedly but he is to bring these two -- Redskins gave -- kids in. Ever since then -- so a lot and. Okay Serbia rescue France in a report to Sunday night. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- You know what he is their chances are in Indian Indian through -- play Yasser. News the governor's chances anybody I mean that they walked. Dallas on Thanksgiving night in Dallas now I certainly do not think that's gonna happen again Mel I think it's going to be yeah a field goal game I -- in my by a touchdown Dallas proudly they did right by director Troy you're -- out there Rick dutrow yeah and there's going to be a field goal game. Three or four point game I guess under the Redskins away I just I have I have no faith and doubt -- -- do crazy things like win games like this -- I cannot spinal it's -- cookie to me but I like -- John I think the thing. It's scary but the Redskins steal is that defense you know degree that pass defense that's still bill -- about that but if they get in the NFC playoffs and they have a home game. I said earlier they win their first round home game they beat a team a -- which they could do where the vikings. -- be surprised at all to see them going to hit the bats like we get a -- -- united definitely give us. You put any of those teams the NFC I give a real live shot to get to volumes I -- Where it's. It's been warned I'm coming in and I am I'm at a pretty -- blog you know the. Yeah no sure and I mean listen -- preserving that mean you could not ask for more from the sky as Iran. I was cycling on and the only meal with Archie he gets you nervous in -- at every game it's like I credit them. -- And they can also -- -- -- the can also there was Chicago Los in the Minnesota loss. Oh at the Washington if they lose yeah right they can also -- which is -- very possible that's why -- you know appear. That's right now you look at that were called John in the kind words if you look at another Republican that it. Because we first heard last week the giants still get into three teams don't lose that really pay much attention -- them I tell now look at these -- I think you think there's any of them now I think and thinking well I don't know I I still on the help I'm saying boasts three losses that usually help where -- gave an absolute individually it could happen. Direct it's -- question about it could happen the fact. I like that every every team that needs the -- I think he's. It's gonna look -- You know I think Green Bay beats Detroit -- you'd think that's a mechanism you know Detroit and that's why outside the bears. I think Detroit beat -- -- the Detroit beat the bears idea I think Detroit beat the bears. I think Minnesota will lose to Green Day. And and and that in the Washington Dallas Washington now. -- -- test or else just -- just it was an -- obviously it doesn't easily sure we can happen. So there's a chance now question is can -- Michael Vick beat. Ambac could be did you guys Nelson has yet apartment that's very accurate let's check in with so it's broadcast to set a -- Hello Mac it's been -- -- redhead in for Glenn and Michael today what's up my friend Merry Christmas. It is -- yeah. And what else was out of my friend how to Christmas. Record Atlantic while Mario Williams may replace all of -- in the casino off. Each. Opportunity. Now what are the it bubble we went to war. Why limit it yeah I went to limit I know you don't you don't to -- stakes I. They -- no problem. One -- the first of all great get for Christmas. It -- happen. Out there. Well it -- at the beginning showing on one win does not a season make as the saying goes -- and it's that was one of the most impressive wins of the year on the road. And I love the fact that. That we get back seen defense like we know that this team is capable playing. Well I think you're right about that you know what she's one game does not make -- them but it's a starting point for this team and I think what they did they'd been. And I like that about them in this game and they rebound the ball bright spots where you know watching sellinger. Who was tremendous around the glass rebound the basketball. And essentially I think they're they're real difference in when Jason Collins in the lava and Brandon Bass coming out because -- as usual obviously more opulent. But -- sensibly rather have a look at the trouble egyptians just a real Smart. Several political and all physical and know where the speech and I think you really gave trouble aren't that nobody else to look at more confident -- feature to walk. There was still nice to see them win a game like this about KG and Paul -- big gains in both combine you know each had eight points so that was that was another. Up positive side. Italian and which you have those guys that. It Oakley is live in minutes and they'll have you are you know. Get it grabbed all of the way it has been able to see that those two -- or a win to -- You know this is that didn't appeal amid -- said the war. -- and you know cabbage and greens have a doubt about this haven't got will be an effective in all -- of the lord and you know maybe you saw some of that in. You know when you're down a requirement in -- orchestra started out actually out they've lost in the walked which was great trip -- law. -- last Friday. Outlook deeper show -- and I am -- says that he was are we gonna go. I think 31 of the structure and they got the first one and it's probably a hot team right now in the league. In the clippers into epic and all the -- the builder in Colombia to win this game and not think you would you know. Propelled them some really good thanks. -- surprised -- soldiers played this well in his rookie season do you think you'd be a polish guys sort of right from the start. Well -- about he's he's saying you know -- -- for your college lawyer and because of that I think that you see has. He doesn't pan out on the applaud you salute their I would guess at least play the big -- program. They're pretty good top players in that come in the draft and he's just really Smart player. And he -- god uses spot. And he's only learning. You know what you can do on the floor he's a leap for. I know me but he's a he's probably their best option to rebound right now are about spot in the paint. And -- -- on this ash equipped it's something that's an aggravating me these these double tentacles of being called in yesterday when I mean. I'll be honest with you I watch again my tibia and get a chance to hear you you and -- yesterday and I do apologize by. I mean this -- or not -- word I know but this this this type nonsense somebody's wraps and they get together or do you think the critical but the right call and they still screw it up. Yeah I and they went back to me refute this call I know about are the Kevin Garnett about it not think you talk about -- Wallace yeah let's -- this works at the end. -- just grabbed join a short -- just hold on to a Mike. We don't -- All the -- almost it was like OK look at some Utley swung down monitoring and so. You know it was much ado about nothing I only think that technical and should have been all. -- -- early every game out didn't it didn't beat you'd -- -- install third and that's not really not to lose its advantage. Just two ago spent on the on the refereeing again I want to make a huge a lot of -- but the story came out and any get well yeah I mean -- and LeBron had three false called -- last night which -- -- yesterday afternoon which at the it was a miracle. But this other story came out I'm sure you which are probably talked about it. A USA today a couple days ago that LeBron James went through five games without getting a file called Solomon that's actually ridiculous. At that is especially is typical if you year. You know you can you can trade him about it but. LeBron has certain arrogance about it when it comes -- that at all. That last year. -- -- we -- -- get out there. I don't I'll -- -- -- -- -- I'll I'll let you know look I guess you god being felt about the Alla Ali Abul ala. The thing is though Max the fis cal is that you're talking about how is that for the game -- change that was it I mean this is the way the league is and I don't see it getting any better. Yup I don't think -- -- that it is it is more into. You know appellate football in India Russia they're protecting the players respect in the quarterback. But I guess I will probably lead getting into. I've gone time where you know it's what you -- You know a look I'll look pushed. And only maybe gain much -- -- You know so I I camera I don't like their situation would be given the way Vietnam -- you want controller. But it is a game of emotion. And a game there's going to be some doubt late on the ancient sometime late because you would imitate the other thing -- -- -- -- -- -- Right down the street on the whole ordeal for -- to be yet. And the open one you know the chairmanship in 1984. Terror intimidation and there are welcome we're -- typically. But we will validate that the lakers and sometimes you do that is in or people. It's funny so I was actually thinking that very thing if Mikhail does -- -- say does that yesterday and -- Christmas afternoon game. That's the story of the day nationally people are going crazy about you know it and what -- audio suspension audio legal. Russia yeah yeah twenty game suspension right I mean it's just hero world has changed. And it is -- and in this. Part of it is change what have been other I understand the culture we're talk about it. You know try and eliminate violence and all these other things but part of the game is -- Colgate ups and suddenly you win games sometimes. You know I -- I remember Al Davis saying that the great older or Oakland Raiders had a chat sometimes you went through intimidate. And you know on our that's our sports all have always been. But at 27 games this team is fourteen and thirteen and you look at the numbers and they'll tell you know is it's there it's the worst start of the 27 games for this new Big Three but. I'm not surprised -- I -- 99 to play. -- -- out there do you read Europe. And put that -- there differently lots and not when you actually. Rate Ray Allen out around anymore is Joseph Biden at all period Rondo so is a completely new -- -- I. He would you. I was I was three -- -- be fair people the big Obama and Hillary for -- I was gonna make fun of that statement that people use I agree all the W captain always like you said nine new players on this team. That's why I'm not getting too carried away right now I may get I like my love what I saw yesterday and I hope. It's a gigantic step in the right direction but to me I'll start out I'll start. Really analyzing dissecting and really get into -- after the all star game because we saw what happened last year the first after the season and nobody expected them to be within. You know cut a five minutes of reaching the NBA finals. Doubt Laramie that you agree -- is still war -- -- one of the best in the game I think you toward the push of the button that. You don't have a brilliant bit -- ball -- through -- -- they're -- and this year has been controlling the initial point of attack. Rob I was pretty good at -- -- ball away once -- -- -- fine but if I get by you know it is guard you're buying and more towards all. There's a good break off breakdown of the public -- and they're not that good. They keep going on in north which this guy did try to rebound and you go below it doesn't happen. Neighbor rarely comes back you would hope that she'd be on all the import -- being their point guard in the trading -- -- And I think that opted defense tremendously. When you seem comeback rests with your browser. I give -- I give it about a week. Argue about a couple weeks -- -- I think that they had targeted you know the first game back -- -- local. I guess I think. The second and third. I think it might be a little bit more. But left much out all of our. You know it to admit that low barrel -- -- you know he's he's coming back from some major. Search from BS show that some we doubled aren't that bad. It is it -- remote and not. Who would have thought years ago would be talking about an incredible match up in the Los Angeles between the clippers and the Celtics I cannot wait. The tomorrow night's game knock affecting was on at 3 o'clock in the morning I wake up from watching that is going to be spectacular. On TNT the whole world going to be watch NC no Ronald gonna have a great game. And I'm sure Paul will and and graphic that day I mean these kind of get regular season games it all happened very -- him. Al carefully at what time we kept it up work the more you got to watch his game tomorrow listen to this game tomorrow night. I would I would totally agree which unit you know way even to the point where I'll go a little bit further. You know -- grip where it pop bridge the great coaches and Antonio spurs side that there -- -- in the team. Home enough the -- Miami because she felt like they need it risks. Yeah I've I've given the sport for as a later on eighteen. And -- The schedule the first game I'll look at that is though are those big games. Like you know San Antonio born into my inner circle begging you right now has the game out what the polite. So from nature not play that game we will be a major disappointment as they've won. Because those other games there a lot of where it left or should I. Game tomorrow night is gonna be cute game the first fifteen games with history you know all the words were -- yeah you know playing great. -- it would be unreal I think. Right now the day it is the best team right now in -- as. We look at Jeff Green in the last couple games played well against Milwaukee before you know but after the the cheek and chipped tooth played pretty well yesterday you get a feeling the start to turn the corner -- little -- here. Where every time you see him turn the quality right though expect the other. And you Lleyton has some exceptional moments. Well up up the problem lies is the wind or the way elections say some of my sources that -- And one of the things that you know -- tell -- said that you know you might not see the best pure -- until maybe triple were. Massacred is coming back from -- open -- them you know surgery. Anyway they had -- in my hand on top of that unit the wheat from the gate or a year. And this is just to. He's a big game alone. Like in our our blog plate what few minutes maybe give a couple -- what the speed of the game would be doubtful because you had -- such a long time. And that's the way he has yet so -- which yeah I think that's why he's been so up and down. Approaching a -- Celtics now twelve and seventy and on Christmas Day and eligible under all this but. Out of those 29 games itself as a player Christmas Day and you play in several of them have ever been on the road that's unbelievable. Yeah and here's the thing Pete our -- I don't -- remember in my -- -- played a game all. Across. I'd never know decades. The they showed that aren't aren't -- ordered to eight years so yeah. I actually do it could be wrong but I'd never ever remember playing a game off. So but you know what it would -- history. -- My -- The dog -- -- after that I didn't want to open. Up pretty well. And not think -- that you oppose national televised games -- those in the instructional ahead. You know a lot of -- TV and I would not be -- -- -- electric all. Chairman Garnett satellite gloves and do what I let the spotlight. You know so the so it will be a very interest you match them into our next game. I can't wait for it and got another great game with gold state on Saturday and you know who knows in the back to back in on Sunday were Sacramento that can be an interest and you're -- you're never knowingly and. -- -- -- -- You cover all you got beaten them this we are all waiting for you -- after the new -- so that's last what they have been stretched me. You talk about looking at the second -- the -- Public right now he's an export our games to me these are confidence builders or confident destroyers. Max rates opera's always have fun again belated Merry Christmas and have fun to go Lockett they elect a poker today. 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February 24, 2013
Boilers end skid in Minnesota
For the first half Sunday, Purdue's defense looked far too much like it had recently.
But for the last 20, the Boilermakers locked down Minnesota, and star guard Rachel Banham, rallying for a 75-63 victory that broke a two-game losing streak.
Banham had 17 in the first, helping the hosts to a 40-36 lead, but scored just four in the second as No. 22 Purdue (20-7 overall, 9-5 in the Big Ten) rallied.
"We just really focused on not letting her go right," assistant Lindsay Wisdom-Hylton said in a post-game radio interview of Banham. "When she goes right, she shoots at a very high percentage. She was making some tough shots in the first half. We just made sure we forced her left and then doubled her a little bit more. We were a little more aggressive and might have gotten her frustrated. We contained her to 21, which is her average, so we did a good job."
Purdue, which got a game-high 23 points from Courtney Moses, pulled ahead by six in the second half on KK Houser's triple at 12:49. The margin was the same two minutes later, when the junior guard hit a jumper.
The scores were part of a 9-2 run over a six-minute span of the second half.
Minnesota's offense, which had scored 40 in the first half on 50-percent shooting, was nearly nonexistent down the stretch. After taking a 50-49 lead at 14:03, the Gophers (16-12, 5-9) scored only 13 more points.
But after building the lead to as many as seven, Minnesota scored five straight in only 1:23 to get within two on Banham's jumper at 4:16. It was two again at 3:31, when Micaella Riche, who had 13 points and nine rebounds, hit a jump shot. But Houser, who had seven assists along with 14 second-half points, on a nifty interior pass to Dee Dee Williams for a layup.
"She did a good job of facilitating and running the team," Wisdom-Hylton said. "I think that's what we needed her to do. Her points will come but when she distributes the ball and tells everyone where to go, we win."
And after a couple missed Gopher opportunities, Drey Mingo scored on two free throws, stretching the lead to six at 1:16.
Moses, who had slumped of late, scored 17 of her 23 in the first half, hitting 7-of-13 shots overall, including three three-pointers.
"We had Courtney Moses back," Wisdom-Hylton said. "We had kind of been in a little shooting slump the last few games, but came out today and proved that wrong."
Purdue, which shot 49 percent and had only 10 turnovers in perhaps one of its best offensive performances of the season, got 14 from Mingo. Sam Ostarello had her 10th double-double of the season, with 10 points and 10 rebounds.
The Gophers shot only 29.4 percent in the second half, while scoring 23 points. The defense helped Purdue rebound after a stretch that had seen it win only one of its last five.
"They wanted to come in this game and prove themselves, get back to Purdue basketball," Wisdom-Hylton said.
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Raymond at Optimist Signups today at BSU Stadium before the spring game. Having a blast on the Blue Turf with the BSU players.
Raymond had an early morning game vs he Redskins. The score ended up being 52-7. Raymond scored two touchdowns. Enjoy the pre game warm up photos, and Raymond was one of the captains for the game.
Little Owen during the pre game warmups with his flag football team, the Falcons vs the Broncos. Not much went well for the Falcons, they were beaten pretty bad. It was a nice day for football though.
Boys having a good time riding together behind the house. I just got my camera back today, so I had to try it out. Fun back drop with the beautiful sunset! Love Spring!
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A Lodi man accused of killing an 18-year-old woman and wounding her 17-year-old boyfriend as the couple arrived home from a date last year will stand trial starting today in San Joaquin County Superior Court.
Miguel Araiza Jr., 18, faces more than a dozen criminal charges, including murder, attempted murder and commissioning murder for the purposes of a street gang. He has spent 20 months in San Joaquin County Jail since being arrested in March 2012.
Police say Araiza pulled up in a vehicle next to Angelica Osorio and her boyfriend shortly before midnight on March 10, 2012, on the 00 block of South Garfield Street. Araiza is suspected of shooting Osorio once, then shooting her boyfriend multiple times before fleeing the scene, according to police.
Osorio was unresponsive when officers arrived. She later died at an area hospital. The boyfriend was also transported to a local hospital, but survived.
According to San Joaquin County Deputy District Attorney Janet Smith, Araiza and Osorio's boyfriend were rival gang members. However, the boyfriend's last known gang connection was several years before the shooting.
Osorio was not a member of a street gang, according to police.
In the days following the shooting, friends and family said Osorio, a Lodi High School student, had dreams of becoming a nurse and was the first member of her family to attend college.
"I didn't believe it. I don't know anyone who would try to hurt her," Osorio's 13-year-old sister, Brenda, said at the time. "I never pictured something happening to her."
Within days, Lodi police detectives arrested Araiza, who was 17 years old at the time of the shooting. He was first booked into San Joaquin County Juvenile Detention Center, and then moved in January to the county jail, where he is being held without bond.
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(Lander, Wyo.) – The Lander City Council tonight will vote on the third and final reading amending the ordinances related to the water and sewer system.
The council has passed two other readings of the changes, which set the minimum charges for connections that are inactive for some time and clarifies the process of tenants taking over bills from their landlords.
The council will also hold its first reading to repeal the ordinance that allows for snowmobiles to be ridden in town.
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Dear friends and neighbors,
This legislative report is the first in a three-part series that briefly summarizes some of the issues we, your state representatives, addressed during a challenging budget process. Our job as legislators is to make sure our decisions are informed, balanced, and thoughtful. We welcome your thoughts on these and other issues.
Joan and Kate
Rep. Joan Lenes
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Rep. Kate Webb
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For the seventh year in a row, the Legislature began the 2014 budget process with a projected gap between estimated revenues and expenditures. Each year, the Legislature has struggled to find the right balance between maintaining necessary services while making investments for the future. As in previous years, the Legislature balanced the state budget and made difficult choices. The following reflects a few highlights.
Health Care and Human Services spending is roughly $2 billion per year, or about 40 percent of the statewide budget. This includes Medicaid, Long Term Care, VHAP (Vermont Health Assistance Program), Catamount Health, 3Squares, Reach Up, and General Assistance. This year's budget invests $18 million state dollars in Medicaid expansion to leverage $68 million in federal dollars, helping to transition Vermonters who are on state-sponsored VHAP and Catamount as well as uninsured or underinsured Vermonters to the new Vermont Health Connect. The final budget addressed the Medicaid cost shift by increasing the long overdue provider reimbursement by 3 percent. This will affect not only hospitals and doctors but also our direct care workers who serve the developmental services and choices for care populations.
Childcare is another important part of the human services budget. The Legislature invested an additional $4.5 million in childcare in 2014, expanding both who qualifies for childcare subsidies and raising the subsidy by 3 percent, a benefit to childcare providers.
For the first time, the State appropriated dollars for LIHEAP in the base budget; recognizing that what was for many, many years a federal responsibility must now be partially paid for by the state in order to keep Vermonters safe and warm.
The Legislature invested in housing by redirecting general assistance from crisis management to housing supports. Along with this, the Legislature added support for Vermonters with substance abuse and mental health issues. The funding for the new state hospital, Reach Up, supports with additional substance abuse focused case workers, and the addition of a manager for the Hub and Spoke initiative are a few examples.
Transportation spending is 12 percent of the statewide budget. In fiscal year 2014, the State of Vermont will leverage $260 million in state transportation funds in order to obtain $370 million in federal transportation money, for total combined spending on the maintenance and construction of Vermont highways and bridges of $630 million. A new tax on gasoline and diesel fuel will allow the state to maximize federal matching funds that would otherwise be left on the table, so necessary to fund essential road and bridge repairs. A driver using 40 gallons per month would pay an additional $2.36/month in taxes.
Agriculture and Forest Products remain an essential component of our rural character and economic future. The 2012 Act 142 created the Working Lands Enterprise, bringing a new commitment to agriculture and forest product businesses in Vermont. This spring, 20 applicants received awards from $3,000-$15,000 for processing equipment; facility upgrade and expansion; product development; technical assistance; and start-ups with another round forthcoming. The 2013 Legislature continued this commitment by adding an additional $250,000, for a total of $1.425 million, in Working Lands Initiative money for 2014. These funds will continue to help Vermont start new businesses, build on existing ones, while helping others diversify.
The Legislature appropriated funds to address Jobs & Economic Development in Vermont. We've taken steps to both build jobs and get people back to work. In addition to our increasing investments in working lands, by using further investment from the federal government to rebuild from Irene and supporting employers hit by that storm we are building industries and jobs of which Vermont can be proud.
Education spending is 34 percent of the $5 billion statewide budget. A $70 million increase in education spending statewide required an increase in the education tax rates for FY14. These tax rate increases prompted us to look closely at possible ways to curb education spending, particularly as our student numbers decline.
The establishment of Act 68 encouraged increased spending in property-poor communities but did little to suppress spending in high spending communities. The only real tool that was put in place was the spending threshold over which taxpayers in high-spending communities would pay double in per-pupil spending over the threshold. This session, the Legislature reduced the threshold from its current 125 percent to 121 percent of the previous year's statewide average per pupil spending.
The legislature also created two studies: first, to look at the renter rebate program to analyze if the $8 million we are spending on this program is achieving the goal of helping low-income renters effectively; and secondly, a data collection and recommendation process, looking at our staff-to-student ratios to make recommendations about possible tax consequences for an excessive number of paid adults in the school buildings.
Over the next two weeks, we will provide updates on a variety if different actions undertaken this session. We are available by phone, email, or appointment in the summer and fall.


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by Mike Bartlett
directed by Artistic Director Darrell W. Cox
The Main Stage, 4139 N. Broadway
Extended through May 25!
Profiles Theatre continues their 25th Anniversary season with the Midwest premiere of Cock by Mike Bartlett, directed by Artistic Director Darrell W. Cox. The production has been extended through May 25 and performances are held at The Main Stage, 4139 N. Broadway.
In this tense comedy about sexual identity, Cock explores one man's choices about which path of love to pursue. When John takes a break from his longtime boyfriend, the last thing he expects is to fall in love with a woman. Trapped between two lovers, John feels the physical and emotional tug as neither party wants to lose the battle for his heart. John must make a choice as he navigates his sexuality, selfhood, and the intersection of the two.
Cock received its World premiere at London's Royal Court Theatre, selling out its entire run in the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs before opening in November 2009. Directed by James Macdonald, it won the 2010 Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre as well as a nomination for Best Play at the 2010 Evening Standard Theatre Awards. The American premiere, also produced by Royal Court and staged by Macdonald, opened off-Broadway in May 2012 and received a nomination for Outstanding New Off-Broadway Play from the Outer Critics Circle Awards and Outstanding Play for the 2013 Lucille Lortel Awards. Mike Bartett won the Old Vic New Voices Award for Artefacts at the Bush Theatre while Contractions at Royal Court received a nomination for the TMA Best New Play Award. Bartlett, a Pearson Playwright in Residence at the Royal Court in 2007, currently works as Associate Playwright at Paines Plough.
"I'm thrilled that Profiles Theatre is producing Cock this season," says playwright Mike Bartlett. "It's about sex and sexuality, fighting, falling in love, and getting things wrong. It needs four clever actors, and an audience with a bold imagination, a big heart, and a capacity to laugh out loud when required. From what I've heard about Profiles, it'll have no trouble finding that audience, and they'll encounter a fantastic production of a play I care a huge amount about."
Directed by Profiles Artistic Director Darrell W. Cox, the cast of Cock features Guest Artists Torrey Hason (Language Archive at Piven Theater Workshop), Eleni Pappageorge (El Stories with Waltzing Mechanics), Christopher Sheard (SS! Romeo and Juliet with Chicago Shakespeare) and Jake Szczepaniak (Burn This with Shattered Globe).
MIKE BARTLETT (Playwright) is currently Associate Playwright at Paines Plough. In 2011 he was writer-in-residence at The National Theatre and in 2007 he was Pearson Playwright in Residence at the Royal Court Theatre. His play Love, Love, Love won Best New Play in the 2011 Theatre Awards UK, and his play Cock won an Olivier Award in 2010 for Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre; he won the Writer's Guild Tinniswood and Imison prizes for Not Talking and the Old Vic New Voices Awards for Artefacts. Additional theatre credits include 13 (National Theatre), Decade (co-writer), Earthquakes in London, Contractors and My Child. His radio credits include: "The Core," "Heart," "Liam," "The Steps," "Love Contract," "Not Talking," and "The Family Man," all on BBC. Mike's screen credits include "Earthquakes in London" and "Hometown." His directing credits include Honest by DC Moore. Mike is currently under commission from Headlong Theatre, Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse, Hampstead Theatre and The Royal Court Theatre.
DARRELL W. COX (Director) is an Artistic Director of Profiles Theatre and most recently directed the holiday season revival as well as last year's 20th Anniversary productions of Hellcab by Will Kern. Prior to that, he directed the Midwest premiere of Bachelorette by Leslye Headland, the American premiere of The Wonderful World of Dissocia by Anthony Neilson, Profiles' Midwest premieres of This is How it Goes, "Coax" and the titular piece from Things We Said Today and Profiles' long running hit, Autobahn, all by Neil LaBute. Mr. Cox has directed numerous productions for Profiles over the years including the Midwest premieres of The Radiant Abyss by Angus MacLachlan and Wonder of the World by David Lindsay-Abaire. Other directorial credits for Profiles include The Water Engine, How the Other Half Loves and The Twilight Zone: The Series.
The designers for Cock are Katie-Bell Springmann (set), Mike Durst (lights), Jeffrey Levin (sound and original music), and Raquel Adorno (costumes), with Kaylie Honkala serving as stage manager and Scott Wolf as assistant director.
The cast for Cock features Guest Artists Torrey Hanson, Eleni Pappageorge, Christopher Sheard and Jake Szczepaniak.
TORREY HANSON (F) is making his Profiles Theatre debut in Cock. He most recently appeared in Chicago in Language Archive at Piven Theater Workshop. Other Chicago credits include Paulus with Silk Road Rising Theater, Spoon River Anthology with Provision Theater, Julius Caesar, Elizabeth Rex and Madness of King George with Chicago Shakespeare Theater and Never The Sinner at Northwestern University. Torrey's regional and international credits include Seattle Repertory Theatre, Intiman Theatre, A Contemporary Theatre, The Empty Space Theatre, The Cleveland Play House, Indiana Repertory Theater, Oregon Shakespeare Festival (five seasons), Utah Shakespeare Festival, Madison Repertory Theatre, Subaru Theater Company, Tokyo, and seventy-five productions in seventeen seasons at Milwaukee Repertory Theater. His television credits include Crisis, Chicago Fire, Cheers and Wings.
ELENI PAPPAGEORGE (W) is makes her Profiles Theatre debut in Cock. She is a Waltzing Mechanics company member focusing these past few years on developing and performing original documentary theatre including EL Stories and Over My Dead Body. She's also had the pleasure of working with Northlight, The Chicago Dramatists, Remy Bumppo, Second City, Chemically Imbalanced Comedy, North Carolina Shakespeare Festival, Circle Theatre and The Pre-Post Humanists. She is a graduate of the Second City Conservatory and holds a BFA in Acting from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
CHRISTOPHER SHEARD (John) is makes his Profiles Theatre debut with Cock. He was last seen in Chicago in SS! Romeo and Juliet with Chicago Shakespeare Theatre and A Christmas Carol for Metropolis PAC. His regional credits include Skylight, Troilus and Cressida, Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Antony and Cleopatra with American Players Theatre as well as Henry IV Part One and A Midsummer Night's Dream with the Great River Shakespeare Festival. He is a graduate of Florida State University with a BA in Theatre and received his MFA from The University of Illinois PATP.
JAKE SZCZEPANIAK (M) appears with Profiles Theatre for the first time. He was last seen in Unwilling and Hostile Instruments with Theater Seven, Burn This with Shattered Globe, Changes of Heart with Remy Bumppo and Girl You Know It's True with Pavement Group. He has also worked with Baliwick Chicago, Circle Theater, Red Tape Theater, Illinois Shakespeare Festival, Pride Films and Plays and (re)Discover theater. Jake is a graduate of the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana acting program and an artistic associate with Pavement Group.
"Recommended! Mike Bartlett's arresting and intensely sexual play COCK is the kind of no-holds-barred affair that is right in the Profiles Theatre wheelhouse. Director Darrell W. Cox has cast a trio of newcomers, all of whom jump into this assignment with their eyes blazing, mouths moving and feathers flying, unleashed no doubt by a director who opened the doors of their cages wide. Katie Springmann's set is truly extraordinary. I suspect this will be a hit for Profiles and deservedly so. The show is stocked with hot young talent!"
-Chris Jones, CHICAGO TRIBUNE
"Highly Recommended! Michael Bartlett's provocatively titled Cock is receiving a blistering Midwest premiere at Profiles Theatre. The fearless, bravura acting in this production — under the fiery, take-no-prisoners direction of Darrell W. Cox — is the draw. The actors, whose nerve endings are almost visible, are unremittingly riveting. The design team, most notably Katie-Bell Springmann's award-worthy set, is tops!"
-Hedy Weiss, CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
"Highly Recommended! The piece's physicality is fascinating, as the actors prowl the ring, sizing each other up like warriors and retreating to their corners as needed. All four actors are superb. Newcomer Christopher Sheard is terrific, anchoring the piece in John's crippling blend of self-absorption and self-doubt. His confident performance of unconfidence helps gives Cock its powerful thrust!"
-Kris Vire, TIMEOUT CHICAGO
"Highly Recommended! It's not what you think. Well, it kind of is what you think, but probably not in the way you're thinking it. Surrounded, as the girlfriend says, by a "halo of disorganization," John's very shiftiness opens the way to engrossing struggles and sharp truths. The cast hold nothing back!"
-Tony Adler, CHICAGO READER
"Highly Recommended! Mike Bartlett's piece looks at the ironclad categories we put each other in, the problems that occur when a man begins to doubt the basics of his sexual identity and the push-back he receives from those who claim to love him. Both Szczepaniak and Sheard negotiate the language and intensity skillfully and Pappageorge nails the sweet quirkiness that makes for an interesting counterpoint!"
-Lisa Buscani, NEW CITY
"Highly Recommended! Darrell W. Cox has drilled his four actors to olympic-level physical and verbal agility, so that even when the dialogue flies at blizzard density, there's never a misstep or mumble. The cast is uniformly excellent, but look for this to be a breakout play for Jake Szczepaniak!"
-Mary Shen Barnidge, WINDY CITY TIMES
"Highly Recommended! It's funny and ultimately quite touching, but more than anything, the reason it isn't what one would expect is because it doesn't fit into traditional boxes of theatrical genres. Darrell W. Cox uses his skill in a new way by heightening the reality, taking realistic situations and conversations but upping the volume and intensity to suit the play's central concept. Cock is a great piece for this company and an occasion to take what they do well and spread their wings!
-John Olson, TALKIN' BROADWAY
"Highly Recommended! The audience's first impression is how extraordinarily Katie Bell-Springmann has gone beyond mere scenic design for this award-winning play - she's created a completely immersive environment for both actor and patron. Mr. Cox's must-see production about deciding to decide is sharp, sexy, surprisingly funny and simply breathtaking!"
-Colin Douglas, CENTERSTAGE
"Highly Recommended! Fully charged in Darrell W. Cox's manic, no-holds-barred Midwest premiere, playwright Mike Bartlett's one-act depicts a war not just between the sexes but within them. The real payoff is electric acting from these four well-honed pugilist-performers. Christopher Sheard's winsomely romantic uncertainty is the perfect foil for Jake Szczepaniak's quick-silver, spitfire put-downs and zingers, with Eleni Pappageorge properly pushy and provocative as the odd girl out and Larry Neumann, Jr. likably loyal as the dad. Game on!"
-Lawrence Bommer, STAGE AND CINEMA
"Highly Recommended! Over the course of the play's tense 80 minutes, Mike Bartlett mines the depths of John's passion, pain, and confusion, building a riveting character study that Profiles brings to the stage with intense vigor. Brilliantly staged in a cockfighting ring, the raw physicality of Darrell W. Cox's production emphasizes the primal elements of the script, turning these human lovers into animals that peacock for attention!"
-Oliver Sava, CHICAGO THEATER BEAT
"Highly Recommended! The incredible urgency that director Darrell W. Cox has infused into the production manages to put a unique spin on the world of love, lust and the choices we all have to make. The terrific script is full of big laughs and spot on hysterical metaphors. Profiles Theatre has given us a reason to leave our homes and engage in our own battle, of fighting the Chicago Winter!"
-Rand Ringgenberg, CHICAGO STAGE STANDARD
"Highly Recommended! COCK operates in contemporary territory with its examination of sexual identity and sexual confusion, but rarely do we witness the topic propelled by such energy and passion and wit. Darrell W. Cox's directing extracts four no holds barred performances from his ensemble!"
-Dan Zeff, CHICAGOLAND THEATER REVIEWS
The titles for our 26th Season will be announced soon. Profiles will once again offer its popular FLEX PASS to offer big savings on the exciting new shows. Get a 5 Ticket Pass for $125 or get a 10 Ticket Pass for $200. Save up to $200 off the price at the door and the passes are good for any performance! Tickets can be used in any combination of quantity and date throughout the season with advance reservations. Flex Passes will soon be available by calling the box office at (773) 549-1815.
Our intimate theatre, located just north of Wrigleyville, is conveniently located one block west of Lake Shore Drive, the Red Line at the Sheridan El stop, and numerous bus routes.


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Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation.As a result of a constitutional challenge filed by the journalist Randall Rivera against Costa Rica's Information Crimes Law, the Supreme Court has temporarily suspended parts of the controversial legislation, in particular Article 288 providing for prison sentences of between four and eight years for anyone publishing "secret political information". Reporters Without Borders remains vigilant, but welcomes the freezing of this "gag law". "The Supreme Court has guaranteed that these provisions, which are detrimental to freedom of information, will not be applied to any citizen while the law's constitutionality is examined," the press freedom organization said. "Congress is already discussion major changes to the bill aimed at significantly easing its provisions, which we hope will be approved as soon as possible." 09.11.12 - Government pledges cybercrime law will not apply to journalists The outcry that has followed the enactment three days ago of Costa Rica's highly controversial cybercrime law has forced the government into a hasty about-turn. It announced today that the legislation, which provides for up to 10 years' imprisonment for publishing "secret political information", would not apply to journalists. The law is not confined to national security but could also be applied to information "from national police bodies or security concerning defence matters or foreign relations" or which affects "the fight against drug trafficking or organized crime". In a statement issued a day earlier, the government promised to amend article 288 of the new law which provides for imprisonment of between four and eight years for anyone "who procures or obtains in an improper way secret political information". At the same time, the government pointed out that, under the constitution, it had a precise time limit for the enactment of the law after its approval by the Legislative Assembly. "Even with the support of this argument, the enactment of such a dangerous law that has had such a harsh reception from all journalists is staggering," Reporters Without Borders said. "At the same time as a discussion in parliament, there should have been a wide-ranging public debate around the extremely vague notion of 'secret political information', much of which is of considerable public interest. "A piece of legislation that is so at odds with constitutional guarantees regarding freedom of expression and information should have provoked a presidential veto." The press freedom organization concluded: "The government should keep its word and ensure the law is amended so that its most repressive sections are scrapped. In our view, this should apply not only to qualified journalists or those employed by media organizations. It concerns every citizen, blogger or writer able to research and produce news and information. In other words, no-one should have to regard this law as a threat."
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The closest grocery stores are The Natural Pharma, Sanford Restaurant Equipment and Star Foodmart.
Nearby coffee shops include tcby & the coffee corner, TCBY and Edelweiss. Nearby restaurants include Another Broken Egg Cafe, Jim 'N Nick's Bar-B-Q and Hooligan's Restaurant.
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Apple (re)introduces Siri as iPhone voice control assistant for iPhone 4S
Apple picked up mobile assistant app Siri quite a while ago, but only at today's event did we finally see why. The company is relaunching the app as official, though it will keep the name Siri. To access it, all you'll have to do is hold down the home button, and then a little purple mic will pop up, listening in to whatever question you ask. From your question, Siri will then find any and all pertinent information, including data about the weather, stock and clock information, and even searches for local restaurants and businesses. You can ask for directions and get them right away, or even get messages read off to you via Bluetooth, and create calendar appointments and replies right inside the Siri system.
The whole thing is very impressive, and if it works as well as Siri did, Apple's phone has yet another killer feature on it. Unfortunately, Apple said that Siri is "the coolest feature of the new iPhone 4S," so presumably you'll need the new handset to make use of the feature. We'll double-check on that going forward, but all indications are that Siri will be 4S-only.
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wrd88 Posts: 5I had the same problem with the check engine light, replaced 02 sensors, the works. I did find however, if you disconnect the battery and then reconnect it the light should go off upon startup. In my Mellinia it usually takes a few days to a month for the light to come back on and then I do the battery thing again. It might not really fix the problem but it turns off that annoying "Check Engine" light at least for a while that is.
stayjigg Posts: 1I just left the mazda shop for the second time and I'm spending alot of money to try and solve my problem. My TCS and TCS off lights came on at the same time and that makes my car buck at about 2500rpm.I just had solenoid valve and vac line installed with a tube in the vac line. on the way home lights came on and car started bucking. I turned the car off and back on while driving to reset the computer and it helps for a while, can anyone help me?
Hi guys ijust change my distributor on my 95 millenia because it sluggest and not advancing,change the distributor it runs much better,still when i try advancing it,it would not move engine would remain the same,idle speed would not change.has any one ever had that problem.
bbrown4 Posts: 2just got a 99 millenia. love the looks and every thing but the gas gage will not read. the manual reads that if the gage reads empty the check engine light will come on.all looks good under the car, does any one know if any relay on the back of the back seat in the trunk has any thing to do with this problem .there is 4 or 5 relays under the cover on the back seat. also the power mirrows will not work. had the light read at auto zone there was a control modual malfuntion only. thanks bill
grandc Posts: 1When I put the heat on, it starts smoking from he passenger side floor. No air comes out whatsoever. I cannot defrost my windows either. Anyone know how much this will cost to fix and what is wrong with it? A/C blows warm air. It just started a month ago with the heat, and the A/C broke before summer. Thanks for all your help.
atlantamazdama Posts: 1I have a 98 Millenia 2.5 L, and need to replace the Idler
Bearing Pulley located external to the engine, Not the timing belt pulley, It is the serpintine belt adjusting pulley. I need advise on removing it for replacement.
Can I just romve the lock nut and lift it off or do I have to remove the adjusting screw to romove it ?
I am on my second CRACKED wheel.....and thinking I am going on my third. I have been having problems with my air depleting from my tires since Jan 06 due to corrosion/rusting on my wheels. NTB has been very good to me and taking off the tire and sanding down the corrosion of the wheels....at least 7 times...I contacted my Mazda dealership as well as Mazda and ask about the cracked wheels....they said due to it being a 2000 w/62000 miles on it..there is nothing they can do!!!! And they have no records of any other cracked wheels....they also stated it was due to hitting a pot hole....I told them I might be on my third....then they said to call them back if I do...
I already replaced ALL tires 3 times/ all rotors twice with all brakes twice and now 2 cracked wheels....along with 2 sensors
I see a tech bulletin #020001R....what does this mean to me and how do I find out if these wheels have any warrant to a recall?
If anyone can help.....
I replyed to a posting and thought I would try a "new" posting.
My tires have been going low for quite some time.....NTB always took care of me and sanded down the corrosion on my chrome wheel...while doing this they found my first cracked wheel Sept 06....I replaced the wheel....in Oct 06...while on vacation...I came home to a completely flat tire....again NTB looked at my rims and once again sanded down the corrosion....which is was only 1 month prior..and found another cracked wheel......I called the dealership as well as Mazda...no luck at this point..
Any suggestion out there?
willopad Posts: 4I think that you are out of luck, my friend, when it comes to asking Mazda to give you any hope of replacing your wheels. I talked to them about their bogus 17 inch chromes with their persistent leaking of air. Got nowhere. I believe that the only way that you are going to solve the problem is to have your friendly neighborhood tire dealer dismount, apply a glue/sealant to the bead of your tires and remount them.
Mazda won't replace cracked wheels unless you can convince the government to issue a recall on them. Fat chance of that, eh?
How long ago did you talk to Mazda? Seems weird to me, that if these 17 inch chrome wheels are having such a problem...then why aren't they doing something about it??? I know what the answer is.....all about money....
I have had my tires dismounted and sanded down.....I don't remember them ever putting a glue or sealant on them...I might have to check with them...because my tires are going low again and they just did it 3 weeks ago!!!
Thanks for your input
I've been having the same problem with a 2003. Within one week of driving it out of the showroom, I hit a pothole and blew out a tire. That also bent the wheel (17" chrome alloy). Since then, all of my tires have constantly been running low. I believe that the constant slow leaks cause the low tires to be more likely to get damaged from potholes which in turn causes the slow leaks to worsen. I had to replave all four tires after only 35,000 miles and that cost me over $700. Just got a new tire last week and it is clearly leaking around the rim. The "chrome" is flaking off all around all four wheels and one tire dealer has sugested that this flaking is the problem.
What do we do to get a recall on these crappy wheels?
I've been having a most annoying problem with a 2003 Millenia. Within one week of driving it out of the showroom, I hit a pothole and blew out a tire. That also bent the wheel (17" chrome alloy). Since then, all of my tires have constantly been running low. I constantly put air in but within a short time, the tires are low again and even the smallest potholes cause a bone jarring jolt. I believe that the constant slow leaks cause the low tires to be more likely to get damaged from potholes which in turn causes the slow leaks to worsen. I had to replace all four tires after only 35,000 miles and that cost me over $700. Just got a new tire last week and it is clearly leaking around the rim. The "chrome" is flaking off all around all four wheels and one tire dealer has sugested that this flaking is the problem.
What do we do to get a recall on these crappy wheels?
You lucked out....I replaced all 4 tires @ 16000 again around 38000 and again around 55000.......now as you know having problems with air leaking and 2 cracked wheels....I am thinking about just replacing all the wheels with ones that are not CHROME!!!!!! These ones are driving me crazy.....


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Beautifully furnished two-story guest house in the Garden of Ideas, an 8 acre oasis in Fairfield County. Aldrich Museum, Ridgefield Playhouse, Weir Farm National Park, a charming Main Street--these wonderful attractions and more are in town. Just one hour north of NYC.
The guest house is approximately 1000 square feet with an open floor plan. It is bright and airy with window views of the lovely expansive grounds.
First floor is living space, kitchen and half bath. There is a wood stove (actually propane-fueled on thermostat) to provide warmth & ambiance. It's nice and toasty. Kitchen is brand new and well-appointed. There is a library of horticultural/gardening books and a selection of board games. There is no tv, but there is wireless. Linens are provided. Kitchen is equipped. Guests should bring foodstuffs other than coffee/tea/sweeteners/creamer, salt&pepper, olive oil, vinegar.
Second floor is large bedroom (queen bed) with full bath. The bedroom is spacious enough to accommodate setup of our queen size inflatable air mattress or pack and play for additional guests. Note: there is an additional charge for more that 2 guests.
The Garden of ideas is a ornamental stroll garden and farm. You can relax in the gardens, utilize our plant library to learn about vegetables or ornamental plants, birdwatch (wood ducks, great blue herons, kingfishers, yellow warblers, baltimore orioles and more). Your kids can play in the sandbox while you chat with the locals. On lovely weather days -- especially on weekends--there may be other unobtrusive visitors to the grounds; this is not a destination with total seclusion.
Cook for yourself using some of our local produce (available seasonally) or dine at one of many great local restaurants.
A car is useful to travel three miles to village. If you don't plan to leave the property, it's possible to get here by train/taxi (ask us how).
Points of interest within an hour's drive:
Dia Museum in Beacon, NY
Storm King Art Center in NY
Chuang Yen Buddhist Monastery - anyone can visit!
Pepsico Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Park Purchase, NY
Poughkeepsie Walkway over the Hudson
Normal check out is 11am, but we can sometimes offer a stay late option until 4pm - for $75.
Daily: $200 plus CT sales tax**
Weekly: $1200 plus CT sales tax**
Monthly: $3500 plus CT sales tax**
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We make our living as farmers and landscape designers. Quality of life is very important to us. We love art, design, good food, and interesting people. - owners Joe Keller & Ilsa Svendsen
This is a family compound with three generations living on site. Joe grew up on the property.
Our grounds are an oasis of beauty and species diversity in the heart of suburban sprawl. Our stroll gardens are home to abundant bird life and plant species. The guest house has been tastefully furnished to offer you a place to restore yourself or reconnect with family and friends.
Our guest house is located in a ten-acre garden/farm oasis in one of Fairfield County's most charming towns -- just one hour north of NYC.
You can stay on the property to connect with nature, birdwatch, read and cook with fresh local farm products from our on-site farm stand. And you might travel downtown (3 miles) to dine in great restaurants, walk the picturesque Main Street, shop, wander through the Aldrich Museum or see a show at the Ridgefield Playhouse. Or how about touring Weir Farm or Keeler Tavern, national historic sites?
The area also affords many opportunities to golf, horseback ride, and hike.
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We signed our older kids up for summer camp. It's a two week sleep away camp that we're familiar with. They sent a form to be filled out by a doctor, it's pretty basic and we don't mind. The other information they need are official copies of vaccine records. I emailed to ask what to do since they're not vaccinated and, after waiting for them to figure it out, they said the kids can attend but they will need a religious exemption letter. We have ours from when the kids were in school so I emailed it to see if it would suffice. They're ok with it but have asked us to hold off on sending it because they're not sure they will need it. They have to wait for forms from their insurance company for us to fill out.
They haven't sent these forms yet so I have no idea what it will say. Just wanted to see if anyone has dealt with something like this. We're concerned the forms will ask us to sign that we are taking responsibly if any other camper comes down with an illness that has an available vaccine. They've been really polite about it but seem to be confused as to what to do, they said they've never encountered an unvaccinated child.


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Roseville Area High School technology education teacher Margaret Finnegan was recently given the Teacher Excellence Award from the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) - one of only 29 awards nationwide. ITEEA also named Roseville Area High Schools' technology program as one of 31 in the nation to receive its Program Excellence Award.
- ECFE's Children's Stuff Sale is this Saturday, April 26th, at Parkview Center School. Sale runs 8:00 am-1:30 pm with a half-price sale starting at 12:15 pm. Children's gently-used clothing up to aged 12, toys, books, furniture and more! Free and open to all!
- Family Connection Night is Friday, May 16, 2014, at Fairview Community Center. Dinner is available starting at 5:30 pm. Welcome is at 6:00 pm. Breakout sessionsare from 6:30-8:00 pm. Transportation is provided. Deadline for R.S.V.P and childcare reservation is May 9. Call 651-604-3733 for more information. Read More
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Opportunities for Giving Back and Paying Forward
Please Consider Donating Items to the RAHS Food Shelf for Students
If you would like to donate items, please contact the RAHS Main Office. The Food Shelf needs donations of these Top Ten Requests:
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Roseville Area Schools intends to submit a proposal in response to the 2012 Minnesota Department of Education Request for Proposals for the 21st Century Learning Center Grant.
The grant, according to the Minnesota Department of Education, "is made for the purpose of establishing, sustaining and/or enhancing high quality afterschool learning opportunities statewide as part of the 21st Century Community Learning Center Program. Applications selected for award will provide a wide range of high-quality enrichment opportunities designed to complement the regular academic program of participating youth during those times when school is not in session, including before school, after school, evenings, school release days, and summer."
Please address any questions about Roseville Area Schools' 21st Century Grant proposal to Karen Schaub, Director of Community Education & Public Relations, Roseville Area Schools (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Roseville Area Schools Planning for More Tutors in 2013-14
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Both initiatives are looking for individuals interested in being trained as part-time or full-time tutors. Candidates should apply directly to the Reading or Math Corps. Those who are selected to serve in either Corps program make an 11-month commitment to an assigned school.
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Henry IV, Part 2 (Quarto 1, 1598).
Henry the fourth.
3115I rode to thee, and tidings do I bring, and luckie ioyes, and gol-
¶den times, and happy news of price.
¶Iohn I pray thee now deliuer them like a man of this
3120Pistol A footre for the world and worldlings base, I speake
¶of Affrica and golden ioyes.
¶Iohn O base Assirian Knight! what is thy newes? let King
¶Couetua know the truth thereof.
¶Scilens And Robin Hood, Scarlet, and Iohn.
3125Pistol Shal dunghill curs confront the Helicons? and shall
¶good newes be baffled? then Pistoll lay thy head in Furies lap.
¶Shal. Honest gentleman, I know not your breeding.
3130Pistol Why then lament therefore.
¶Shal. Giue me pardon sir, if sir you come with newes from
¶the court, I take it theres but two waies, either to vtter them, or
¶conceale them, I am sir vnder the King in some authoritie.
3135Pistol Vnder which King, Besonian? speake, or die.
¶Shal. Vnder King Harry.
¶Pistol Harry the fourth, or fift?
¶Shal. Harry the fourth.
3140Pist A fowtre for thine office: sir Iohn, thy tender lambkin
¶now is King: Harry the fifts the man: I speake the truth: when
¶Pistol lies, do this, and fig me, like the bragging spaniard.
3145Falst What is the old King dead?
¶Pistol As nayle in doore, the things I speake are iust.
¶Fal. Away Bardolfe, saddle my horse, M. Robert Shallow,
¶choose what office thou wilt in the land, tis thine: Pistol, I will
3150double charge thee with dignities.
¶Bard. O ioyful day! I would not take a Knight for my for-
¶Pistol What? I do bring good newes.
3155Falst. Carry master Scilens to bed: master Shallow, my
¶lord Shalow, be what thou wilt, I am fortunes steward, get on
¶thy boots, weel ride al night: ô sweet Pistol, away Bardolf, com
¶Pistol, vtter more to me, and withall, deuise something to doe
¶thy selfe good, boote, boote master Shallow, I know the yong


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Metal band Motorhead have had to postpone their European tour due to health concerns. The tour has now been shifted from this month to early next year.
Lemmy has made this statement to fans…
"I have to sadly let you know that Motörhead has had to postpone the forthcoming European tour until early next year, 2014.
We have made the decision because I am not quite ready to hit the road yet, and am working my way back to full fitness and rude health. Don't worry - I'm not about to start promoting veganism and alcohol-free beverages, but it is fair to say that I personally have been reconfiguring areas of my life to make sure I can come back fitter and stronger than ever.
It disappointed me tremendously to have to say I wasn't quite ready to hit the road yet, but not nearly as much as it would've disappointed me to go out, play some average shows and watch my health give way long before the tour was over! When people come to see a Motörhead tour, they expect a Motörhead show, and that is exactly what you will get as soon as I am fit and ready to rumble.
Your patience and understanding is appreciated...and know that I'm getting stronger and stronger every day, so watch out next spring Europe and we will see you then.
Thank you all,
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Jharkhand Archery Association on Thursday announced a strong line-up for the 34th Senior National Championship to be held at JRD Tata Sports Complex in Jamshedpur from December 24 to 26, including golden girl Deepika Kumari.
The tournament is being organised jointly by Steel Plant Sports Board and Tata Steel.
Sixteen archers, both men and women, have been selected for recurve and compound sections. Of them, 10 have represented the country.
They are Deepika Kumari, Jayanta Talukdar, Reena Kumari, Gurucharan Singh, Bulbul Marandi, Binod Swansi, Jhano Hansda, Sudhakar Paswan, Sourav Datta and Arjun Rao.I always look forward to national championships, said Deepika, a former cadet of Tata Archery Academy.
Tata Steels Jayanta, Gurucharan from SAIL Academy, Bulbul of Dumka and Binod of Tata Archery Academy form the mens recurve outfit.
Deepika, now a manager with Tata Steel sports department, Asha Rani Horo (SAI, Ranchi), Reena (Ramgarh) and Sita Rani Tudu (Tata Archery Academy) comprise the eves team.
Sudhakar, Sourav and Arjun (East Singhbhum) and Shahensha Biruily (Seraikela-Kharsawan) are in the mens compound team, while Jhano and Jyoti Kumar (Jharkhand Police), Rajni Patro (Seraikela-Kharsawan) and Sumanlata Murmu (Ranchi) are in the womens section.
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Bowel Cancer UK attacks rival group over Tube ads
Bowel Cancer UK is preparing the ground for a profile and fundraising campaign via an attack on Britain's biggest research charity.
In September and October, Cancer Research ran posters in the Tube featuring case studies of people with bowel, breast and lung
cancer. The 'I shouldn't be here' posters were a first for the charity.
While Cancer Research focuses on research, Bowel Cancer UK offers advice and support to sufferers. Brookes claimed similar campaigns to the Tube ads could prevent his charity from reaching its fundraising target.
In response to Brookes' attack, Markham said many people gave equally to cancer research and care charities. He denied that Cancer Research's ads would have a detrimental effect on Bowel Cancer UK's campaign.
The attack comes as Bowel Cancer UK prepares to launch its 'Sit down on it' campaign in the run-up to the Government's nationwide bowel cancer screening programme next April.
'The roll-out of the screening programme will increase the demand for our bowel cancer advisory services. This is an opportunity for us to raise awareness of our work,' said Brookes.
The charity has enlisted Leeds agency Poulters Partners for the campaign, which will include events during Bowel Cancer Awareness month in April.
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