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also a note to the editors of this set list... light contained a extended "frankie says" tease from mike and shortly after that a brief simpsons tease from mike.
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Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI
Set 1: Soul Shakedown Party, Lonesome Cowboy Bill, Vultures, JibbooGotta Jibboo, Dirt, ASIHTOSA Song I Heard the Ocean Sing, Access Me, Meat, Frankenstein[1], Fee[2], Maze, CoilThe Squirming Coil
Set 2: C&PCrosseyed and Painless > No Quarter > Light > Ghost -> BOTTBack on the Train > Farmhouse, 46 Days, Heavy Things > Joy, Julius
Encore: Meatstick[3]
[1] Page on keytar.
[2] Trey on megaphone.
[3] Lyrics changed to "T.F. The Meatstick."
· Frankie Says tease in Light
· Crosseyed and Painless tease in Ghost
· Chalk Dust Torture Reprise tease
Noteworthy Jams: Fee (highly recommended), Light
Average Song Gap: 18.43
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Soul Shakedown Party was preceded by a Chalk Dust Torture Reprise tease from Trey. Frankenstein featured Page on keytar and Fee featured Trey on the megaphone. Light contained Frankie Says teases and Ghost contained Crosseyed and Painless quotes. Meatstick had fans dancing on stage and Trey saying that "from now on we're doing it by initials. We hope you enjoyed H. Things and C. E. & Painless, and right now we'd like to do the dance for you now. This is called 'T.F. The Meatstick'". The lyrics of Meatstick were then changed to "T.F. The Meatstick."
Song Distribution:
5 Farmhouse
2 Joy
2 Undermind
2 The Story of the Ghost
1 Round Room
1 Stash
1 Hoist
1 Rift
1 Lawn Boy
1 Junta
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This show was part of the "2012 Early Summer Tour."
also a note to the editors of this set list... light contained a extended "frankie says" tease from mike and shortly after that a brief simpsons tease from mike.
Seriously. Flawless composition, and the most goosebump-inducing piece of post-Fee improv I've ever heard. 100% MUST HEAR.
All of Set 1 was outstanding, one of the best of summer tour, and Set 2 was a baller all the way through the end of 46 Days.
The perfect cap on a perfect hot-as-hell four-night midsummer Midwestern Phish run. My pick for the show of the four that holds up best on tape, though the first night of DC was phenomenal and hilarious in person.
2nd set was to be the icing on the cake; c&p was excellent>NO QUARTER (been waiting for this, and it was worth it), light is getting very good, super funky Ghost, Farmhouse was beautiful, the next 2 songs rocked the f out, Joy was prob the best I've heard yet, and the Julius was the loudest I've ever heard Phish play.
Would have loved a YEM encore, but i'll take Meatstick anytime I can get it.
Seriously, for anyone who was upset at five Farmhouse songs just remember hiatus and how painful it was. This show, this TOUR, all in all should have no complaints. We are lucky to have our boys.
Yes it was an amazing stretch but any that gets mad cuz they play 5 farmhouses is pretending to be way cooler than they are...
especially when the five songs are some of the better songs from farmhouse too
who gets mad when they play gotta jibboo? sick jam with loop guitar? Dirt is always great Farmhouse is a classic remember this song debut in 97' ... and is about the place where all this magic happens... Back on the train is always fun with good jamming and the fifth one heavy things is always fun and can give trey a chance to rip a happy song too
over all I just hate when people knock the songs.
hey everyone there are good versions of farmhouse and waste and then there are bad versions but dont hear some bad versions and hate on a slow song forever? look for the good versions of songs and be positive!
My only complaint is that they put 3 slower songs out of 4 in the second set but after a first set so amazing... who even cares great show great times!!!
glad you had an epic time and yea dont listen to kids that just whine about slower songs, not every show is supposed to be drop down balls to the walls intense lol
Something I noticed between the 2 creeks and 2 alpines each night featured a velvet underground cover
Night 1 creek : Cool it Down
Night 2 creek: Sweet Jane
Night 3 alpine: Rock and Roll
Night 4 alpine: Lonesome Cowboy bill
pretty cool
also a note to the editors of this set list... light contained a extended "frankie says" tease from mike and shortly after that a brief simpsons tease from mike.
I would like to add is anyone going to mention A Song I Heard? This is my all time favorite Phish song! I love all of Undermind, but A Song I Heard is definitely my favorite. This was my first one and I was ecstatic. Part of the way into night four I did not think of anything that could make me happier and instantly stopped thinking about all of the other songs on my summer hopes and dreams list.
Before becoming a Phish phan my favorite band was Led Zepplin. So when No Quarter started I almost died. My boyfriend looked me in the eyes and warned me not to lose my mind. I could barely keep my head on though. I have already listened to this show a good 50 plus times.
Of course, Thank you for that amazing Coil!
There are still songs left on my wish list, but this night made me so happy that I am willing to save all of them for next summer
P.S. I am kind of sad that I was not in my seat for Meatstick (I love being on the lawn). I was on the end of my row pretty close to the front and part of me wonders if I could have been on stage too. I made my boyfriend practice Meatsticking with me before we left because it is a common song for us. I will keep practicing in my bedroom in the meantime...
i would say yes!
I am a tenderfoot with all of this. Only my third show on Sunday. What a blast! Was at Alpine both nights. Sunday was extra special!
Set 2
2 great covers out the gate, no quarter was just awesome. Light was my bathroom break, ghost was quite funky (btw a pretty ghoulish night with 3 mentions of ghosts i e Vultures, Meat, Ghost also 5 Farmhouse songs) I wish they played something besides meatstick for the encore but hey, they played meat. I went home happy.


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Juddmonte Farms' Emollient, winner of the Grade I Ashland April 6 at Keeneland, heads an expected field of seven for Saturday's 12th running of the American Oaks.
A Grade I at 1 ¼ miles on turf, the $350,000 Oaks is restricted to 3-year-old fillies.
Trained by Hall of Famer Bill Mott, Emollient has earned $446,000. The daughter of Empire Maker has earned $446,900 while winning three of seven. She was second in the Grade II Demoiselle Stakes last Nov. 24 at Aqueduct. Most recently, she finished a troubled sixth as the 4-5 favorite in the Grade II Black Eyed Susan at Pimlico.
Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith has the assignment. Smith won last year's American Oaks with a rail-skimming ride aboard Lady of Shamrock.
Another Hall of Fame trainer – Jerry Hollendorfer – indicated he'll run Scarlet Strike and Macha, second and third, respectively, in the Grade II Honeymoon Handicap at Betfair Hollywood Park June 8. Scarlet Strike will once again be ridden by Rafael Bejarano, while Hall of Famer Gary Stevens takes over on Macha.
Sarach, who captured the Honeymoon at 8-1 for her first stakes victory, will try to repeat for Hall of Fame trainer Richard Mandella. Martin Garcia will likely employ the front-running tactics that proved successful in the Honeymoon.
Others under consideration for the Oaks are Becky Lou (trainer Matt Chew, no rider), fourth in the Honeymoon, Wittgenstein (Doug O'Neill, Mario Gutierrez), unplaced in the Honeymoon and Topic (Hall of Famer Neil Drysdale, no rider), an impressive maiden winner June 13.
The Saturday card also features a pair of stakes for 2-year-olds – the Grade III Hollywood Juvenile Championship and the Landaluce for fillies. Both races offer $150,000 purses and will be run at six furlongs over Cushion Track.
Leading contenders for the Landaluce include Pleasant Miss (Jerry Hollendorfer, Rafael Bejarano), second to Sprouts in the $100,000 Cinderella Stakes June 15, impressive Pleasanton maiden winner She's a Tiger (Jeff Bonde, Frank Alvarado), and On the Backstreets (Peter Miller, Joe Talamo), who suffered a displaced palate when finishing fourth as the favorite in the Cinderella.
Willie B Awesome, second to whirlwind winner Kobe's Back in the $100,000 Willard Proctor Memorial Stakes June 15 will be well supported in the Hollywood Juvenile. Martin Pedroza will be astride the Awesome Gambler colt for trainer Walther Solis.
Also expected to be entered are Alpine Luck (Mike Harrington, Gary Stevens) and Ontology (Simon Callaghan, no rider), 1-2 finishers in a June 22 maiden race.
Game On Dude, who successfully defended his title in yesterday's Grade I, $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup, came out of the race in great shape, according to Mike Marlow, assistant trainer to Hall of Famer Bob Baffert.
"He came back well," said Marlow. "He ran like the champion he is. He's just so professional. He never gets excited."
Mike Smith echoed Marlow's sentiments.
"He was unusually quiet in the post parade and he had me a little worried," said Smith. "But when he went into the gate, he was all business."
Game On Dude's ultimate goal is the Grade I Breeders' Cup Classic Nov. 2 at Santa Anita.
Trainer John Sadler reported that Kettle Corn, who gave Game On Dude a brief scare at the top of the stretch before finishing second, returned in excellent order.
"He's in good shape today." said Sadler. "He'll probably run twice at Del Mar; the San Diego (July 27) and (TVG) Pacific Classic (Aug. 25)."
Sadler said Kettle Corn's big effort came be attributed in three equal parts to a great ride, getting 11 pounds (127-116) from the winner, and the addition of blinkers.
Additionally, trainer Mike Puype said Schiaparelli was fine Sunday morning following her victory in Saturday's Grade II, $150,000 Royal Heroine Mile. Customer Base, winner of Friday's $72,350 Lucie Manet Stakes, also pulled up well, according to trainer Tom Proctor.
Trainer Ron Ellis confirmed that Teddy's Promise, a troubled third in the Desert Stormer Handicap June 15, will run in Saturday's Grade II, $200,000 A Gleam Handicap at seven furlongs.
The A Gleam is a Breeders' Cup Challenge "Win and You're In" race, with the winner receiving a fees-paid berth to the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint, which will be run Nov. 1 at Santa Anita.
Teddy's Promise might have won the Desert Stormer with a clean trip. The 5-year-old Salt Lake mare took up into the turn and again at the quarter pole, yet was beaten less than one length by stablemate Include Me Out. The California bred is 5-for-10 on Cushion Track. Regular rider Victor Espinoza will be aboard.
Grade I winner Include Me out, who won the Desert Stormer in her first start of 2013, was expected to make her next appearance at Del Mar, but Ellis said the Include mare is doing so well she might join Teddy's Promise in the A Gleam. If she runs, Joe Talamo will ride.
Peter Miller said he will enter Reneesgotzip, but she's "only 50-50" to run. The City Zip filly was a close second in the Grade I La Brea Stakes in her most recent race last Dec. 26. Two races earlier, she was third, less than two lengths behind Mizdirection, in the Grade I Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint.
Other probable starters include Rumor, winner of the Grade III Las Flores Stakes in March for Richard Mandella and Winding Way (trainer Carla Gaines), winner of the Grade III Rancho Bernardo Handicap last Aug. 19 at Del Mar.
Joe Talamo, who has been in a battle with Rafael Bejarano for leading rider at the Betfair Hollywood Park Spring/Summer meet, had a big day Saturday with four victories.
The Louisiana native scored with Gnarly Dude ($5.40) in the third, Cast a Doubt ($3.40) in the fourth, Schiaparelli ($4.20) in the Royal Heroine Mile, and Forever Freedom ($21.00) in the seventh.
Entering the final five days of the season, Talamo leads defending Spring/Summer champion Bejarano 49-45.
Gnarly Dude's victory was his third of the meet, tying the gelding for most wins with Et Tu Walker and Unusual Hottie. The gelding was denied a chance for a fourth victory May 19 when he lost his rider at the start. Gnarly Dude was claimed from trainer Kristin Mulhall by John Sadler for $32,000 in a four-way shake.
Mike Puype's victory with Schiaparelli in the Royal Heroine enabled him to stay within hailing distance in the trainer's race. John Sadler continues to hold a four-win advantage, 25-21.
When it was announced that Kristine Leahy would call a race on the final Friday night card at Betfair Hollywood Park, the KCBS/KCAL sports reporter must have summoned all the feminine karma she could muster.
It worked, as several ladies had an unforgettable night, including Leahy, who became the first woman race caller in the history of Betfair Hollywood Park.
The race Leahy was chosen to call was won by Wrinkle Room, ridden by 10-pound apprentice Cecily Evans. It was the first victory for Evans, who visited Del Mar last summer and decided to stay. She's been working as a freelance exercise rider ever since. Wrinkle Room returned $10.40.
It is a big deal when any rider wins their first race. Though fierce competitors on the race track, all riders get involved in the victory celebration. It is a moment all jockeys remember their entire lives.
On her way back to her changing room, Evans was drenched with soap, water and shaving cream from almost every rider on the grounds. Joe Talamo and Rafael Bejarano were right in the midst of the festivities armed with buckets of water.
Evans must have had a premonition of the victory. Twelve hours before the race she tweeted, "Ready to win with Wrinkle Room," along with a picture of the horse looking out of her stall.
In the very next race, Keep Movin', ridden by Edwin Maldonado, re-rallied along the rail for an $8.20 payoff to give trainer Karen Headley her first career win in just her second start since going out on her own. Karen has worked with her father, veteran trainer Bruce Headley, for years. The proud father was by his daughter's side in the winner's circle.
Trainer Patricia Harrington completed the evening's theme, winning her first race of the year in the eighth and final with 15-1 shot Colinda.
Former jockey James Corral delivered and presented to Donna Cenicola, widow of Lewis Cenicola, a very special memento.
Cenicola died in January, 2012 at 66 from pancreatic cancer.
Though a long time trainer in Southern California, Cenicola probably was best known as the regular exercise rider for the great John Henry, who won 39 races and numerous stakes throughout his storied career.
Corral now owns a horseshoe-centric business called "If These Shoes Could Talk," and makes such items as bridal shoe racks, horseshoe trophies and memorials. Corral used the shoes John Henry wore when he became the world's richest horse in winning
the 1981 Jockey Club Gold Cup to fashion four handsome plaques. Each one includes a certificate of authenticity, signed by Hall of Fame trainer Ron McAnally.
Of the remaining three, he's sending one to the National Horse Racing Museum in Saratoga, New York, one to Daily Racing Form columnist Jay Privman and keeping the other for himself.
CLOSING STRIDES*—If *Chantal Sutherland is harboring any ill will toward the connections of Game On Dude, she sure hasn't shown it. "I'm super happy for them," said Sutherland Sunday morning. "*Mike (Smith)* and I are good friends and I still love that horse." Sutherland finished last aboard Bold Decision in yesterday's sixth race, her first ride at Betfair Hollywood Park since ending a brief retirement in June. Sutherland rode Game On Dude to victory in the 2012 Hollywood Gold Cup to become the first female to win the track's signature event……..Ral Ayers, the longtime assistant trainer to Jeff Mullins, will be moving to Mike Puype's barn in the same capacity beginning at Del Mar……Legendary rider Laffit Pincay Jr., who was at Betfair Hollywood Park Saturday to present Eddie Delahoussaye with the trophy named in Pincay's honor, is one of the breeders of Cosmic Heat, who won Saturday's 10th race……*Julien Leparoux* will be at Arlington Park next Saturday to ride in a series of four stakes presented at the Chicago track. Speaking of French jockeys, Jerome Lermyte will begin riding in Southern California next week. The 25-year-old has ridden in France, Germany, America, Mauritius and Qatar. He tacks 114 pounds and plans to ride in the U.S. for the next three months.
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I just about fell in love with the food pictured here, but even more so with the dish the chana is in. too cute!
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In a sea-battered village on the east coast of England, a fisherman named Peter Grimes is suspected of murdering his young apprentice. But his crime – real or not – will soon be eclipsed by something more sinister: a nameless crowd united by hatred, out to persecute the lone outsider in their midst.
Finding Home, Away From Home
In April 1939, with fascism casting a long shadow over Europe, English composer Benjamin Britten relocated to America. While working in California, he discovered the poetry of George Crabbe, an English writer from the late 1700s. Crabbe's bracingly realistic depictions of village life in Suffolk filled Britten with nostalgia and homesickness. And the story of a cruel Aldeburgh fisherman, included in Crabbe's 1810 collection, The Borough, gave Britten the seed of his first full-scale opera. In reading Crabbe, Britten noted, "I suddenly realised where I belonged and what I lacked." A year later, he and his partner, tenor Peter Pears, sailed home for England.
The poet George Crabbe was born in Aldeburgh, while Britten was born only a few miles from there in Lowestoft. The geography and landscape of the coastal region underpins their best work.
Many scholars regard Peter Grimes as an allegory about social oppression. On this analysis, Grimes's "criminality" is not inherent to his character but arises from internalizing the judgement of others, from assimilating a particular view of himself held by a hostile majority. Struggles with social censure were a part of Britten's personal life too: he was a homosexual, which was considered a criminal offence in Britain at the time, and a committed pacifist, which he remained even at the height of the British war effort.
The "Borough"
The tightly knit, close-minded townspeople who shun Peter Grimes are played by the chorus, along with a number of supporting performers. The advance of the crowd on Grimes is one of the most menacing and chilling scenes in all opera. Aided by our impressive COC Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Johannes Debus, Armfield handles the scene with a simple and highly effective manipulation of the set, which focuses the terrifying experience of crowds and power, into an unforgettable moment of breathtaking theatre. In Act II, the men of the Borough go off to track down Grimes in his hut while the women, including Ellen, Auntie and the Nieces, are left behind to ponder their position in this rough, male-dominated society. They sing the quartet, "From the gutter," included at the composer's insistence to provide "some softening, some change, some relaxation after the intensity of the march to the hut." Its very specific sound world was directly inspired by the famous final trio from Richard Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier (1911). In turn, Britten's quartet inspired Leonard Bernstein – conductor of the first American performances of Peter Grimes – to similarly use the sound of falling flutes in the song "Somewhere" from West Side Story (1957).
The Outsider
Crabbe portrayed Grimes as an abusive sadist, unmistakably at fault for the deaths of his boy apprentices. Yet Britten's opera reinterprets the character radically, makes him more sympathetic and renders his culpability a question up for debate. While he is still flawed and violent, in Britten's opera Grimes is also a dreamer: a lonely and poetic soul, victimized by an intolerant community. In Act I, scene i, Peter Grimes sings the arioso, "What harbour shelters peace?" which includes the opera's most famous leitmotif (recurring musical theme): an interval between two notes (technically, a "rising 9th")
whose very sound contains a hopeful, yet haunted quality. At this moment, the interval serves to communicate Grimes's fleeting desire to integrate into his community by marrying Ellen Orford. By the time it returns at the opera's conclusion, it has lost any connection to real life happiness. Grimes has lost his mind and intones the interval in a vain attempt to recall earlier "happier" times.
Entering the Borough
Director Neil Armfield sets Peter Grimes in a village hall, one that's probably not so different from the place where Benjamin Britten would have rehearsed the opera in England during the mid-1940s. It's a space where members of the community meet, but it's also a venue for performance and the creative process. This is motivated partly by Armfield's own experience of final run-throughs in theatre: owing to the absence of scenery, rehearsals rely on the story's essential ingredients – here, it's Britten's music – which engage our imagination with heightened intensity.
The costumes in our production are typical of British mid-century dress, communicating the adversities of the war years and the hardships of life in a fishing village.
The Saviour
The commission contract for Peter Grimes stipulated a female lead and so Britten created the character of Ellen Orford. He felt his piece needed a somewhat "typical" opera heroine; a woman to act as Grimes's possible saviour. Act II begins with a yearning melody played by the cellos and violas which will subsequently be sung by Ellen when the curtain rises, beginning with her words: "Glitter of waves." Later in the scene, the same tune returns as she endeavours to engage Grimes's boy apprentice in conversation with the words "I'll do the work, you talk." The melody serves a dual purpose: it gives eloquent "voice" to the apprentice, which is a silent role, but also represents Ellen's hopes (soon to be dashed) that she can save Peter Grimes and perhaps even form a family unit with the fisherman and his apprentice.
Dr. Crabbe
Another silent role in the opera is Dr. Crabbe. No such character is mentioned in the original poem but Britten's opera lists him among the dramatis personæ. By creating an observer called Crabbe – the name of the poet who penned the source material – Britten might be giving a nod to the cross-generational process of artistic creation in which he was participating. Armfield's staging embraces the Dr. Crabbe role; the silent character will be seen throughout the production, a near-constant observer of the goings-on in The Borough, especially during the famous orchestral Sea Interludes.
The Sea
Peter Pears, the first tenor to sing Peter Grimes, noted that Britten "imagined the sea as being in the orchestra so it was not necessary to see [the sea]
on stage." Britten personifies its destructive force in six orchestral preludes and interludes, which set the scene and mood, convey a specific psychological tone as well as indicating Peter Grimes's state of mind. The Act II interlude is written as a "passacaglia: a musical form in which a small fragment is repeated
over and over while other material is developed around it. In this instance, the fragment consists of a six-note phrase played pizzicato (plucked rather than bowed tones), first by the cellos and basses, and then with harp, 40 times. A gradual increase in the number of instruments and volume telegraphs the quickening dramatic tension as the village mob approaches Grimes's hut.
This article is published in our Fall 2013 issue of Prelude magazine. Click here to read the article online.
Photos: (top) A scene; (middle) (l-r) Danielle MacMillan as the Second Niece, Jill Grove as Auntie and Claire de Sévigné as the First Niece; (middle) (at right) Alan Held as Captain Balstrode and Jill Grove as Auntie; (middle) Jakob Janutka as John, Peter Grimes's apprentice, and Ileana Montalbetti as Ellen Orford; (bottom) Ileana Montalbetti as Ellen Orford (centre). All images from the Canadian Opera Company's 2013 production of Peter Grimes. Photos by Michael Cooper.
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So what's it all about?
La Bohème is a story of a young group of bohemians, originally set in 1840s Paris in the Quartier Latin. The four main characters, Mimì, Rodolfo, Musetta and Marcello, and their friends Colline and Schaunard all share the ups and downs of a typically bohemian life – love, loss, poverty, fun, and living life as if it was a performance. You have Rodolfo the poet, Mimì the seamstress, Marcello the painter, Musetta the singer, Schaunard the musician and Colline the philosopher, each defined by what they do, but not limited by it. As an opera, La Bohème is both light-hearted and heartbreaking, and has drawn audiences since its premiere with its emotional score and story-telling.
Want a quick synopsis? Head over here to read the plot on the performance. (Spoiler alert if you haven't seen it yet!)
Mimì and Rodolfo vs. Marcello and Musetta — which couple do you prefer?
When watching a performance of La Bohème, it's quickly apparent there's a juxtaposition between the two couples in the opera. It's almost as if Musetta and Marcello act as the extroverted, dynamic foil to the more down-to-earth and tender romance of Mimì and Rodolfo.
So if you're a fan of the "dreamy, sensitive, just can't seem to make it work" camp, Mimì and Rodolfo might be for you, but if you're more interested in the funny and feisty "did they break-up again?!" type of couple, you may be drawn more to Musetta and Marcello instead. Thankfully we have a handy chart to help you decide which pair of lovers you relate to more:
Mimì and Rodolfo
Musetta and Marcello
How did they meet?
A sweet, serendipitous meeting when Mimì's candle goes out as she's walking past Rodolfo's apartment.
We have no idea, since they are introduced to us as former lovers. We meet Musetta on the arms of her aging sugar daddy with Marcello trying really hard to ignore her, but you know, he can't, because it's Musetta.
Why did they break up?
Rodolfo acts harshly, but he is masking a terrible guilt that he cannot provide the care that Mimì's delicate health requires. He pushes her away so she can attract a much wealthier suitor who would have more resources to support her through her illness.
Musetta is an independent woman and Marcello a free-spirited artist — they should be together, but their stubborn nature just won't let them! They end things in Act III with a catty argument, yet seemingly reconcile during Mimi's illness. So who knows what their future holds?
Who's their pop culture equivalent?
Oliver and Jenny from Love Story.
Ross and Rachel from Friends
Why is La Bohème so special?
This opera is one of the operas that everyone knows, has listened to, or has some knowledge of. Much like The Barber of Seville and Carmen, La Bohème has sunk its teeth into the popular cultural subconscious (as described in our previous blog post) and has inspired other pieces of popular musical theatre like Rent. Puccini's score and Henri Murger's story draw the audience in with memorable melodies, youthful and irreverent characters, and a heartbreaking romance. It's an opera that attracts many opera newbies with its universal story of love and loss, but with enough musical firepower to keep aficionados coming back for more.
What will the production look like?
This summer we tagged along with set and costume designer David Farley as he gives us a behind-the-scenes hint of his beautiful sets and costumes designs. Watch the video below for a preview of the props and scenery used in the opera.
Who's starring in it?
Many of the roles require two singers because of the number of performances and some of the cast do vocal multi-tasking to switch between roles!
Canadian soprano Joyce El-Khoury is one of the stars playing double duty, performing both as the sassy Musetta and the tragic. Also playing Mimì is Grazia Doronzio, a talented Italian soprano who has sung the role in many opera houses in Europe and North America. Both singers are recent graduates of the Metropolitan Opera's Lindemann Young Artist Development Program and are making their COC debuts.
Musetta is also performed by Vancouver-born Simone Osborne, a 2012 graduate of the COC's Ensemble Studio who has spent the last year traveling to Japan, Zurich, Los Angeles, Dubai and back home again! But this won't be the only chance to see Simone — she'll also be playing Oscar in Un ballo in maschera on the COC mainstage in February 2014.
Playing the romantic Rodolfo are a number of talented tenors, The sensitive poet is ably played by three charming American tenors, Dimitri Pittas, Michael Fabiano and Eric Margiore (read more about them in our post about the trio here!)
Musetta's charming, sometimes lover, the painter Marcello is played by baritones Joshua Hopkins and Phillip Addis. Hopkins is reprising his role in this new co-production, having also performed the role at Houston Grand Opera in 2012. Phillip Addis recently played Marcello at the Calgary Opera and Theatre Basel, and when he's not performing as Marcello in our production, he does double-duty as Schaunard.
Rounding out the cast are Christian Van Horn and Tom Corbeil as Colline, and Ensemble Studio member Cameron McPhail, sharing the role of Schaunard with Phillip Addis, Thomas Hammons as both Benoît and Alcindoro, Ensemble Studio members Owen McCausland as Parpignol, Clarence Frazer as Customs House Sergeant and Gordon Bintner as Customs Officer, and Doug MacNaughton also sharing the role of the Customs Officer.
Want to learn more?
If you want to explore some of the links we've provided in this post, we've gathered them all here for your reading and viewing pleasure!
The Three Tenors: Meet Dimitri Pittas, Eric Margiore and Michael Fabiano
La Bohème in Pop Culture
Inside Opera: Building Bohème: Costumes and Wigs
Inside Opera: Building Bohème: Props and Scenery
Inside Opera: The Greatest Love Story Ever Sung
Artist Basics: David Farley
Behind the Scenes at the COC: September 27, 2013
Photos: (top) (l-r) Phillip Addis as Marcello, Eric Margiore as Rodolfo, Cameron McPhail as Schaunard and Tom Corbeil as Colline; (middle) Eric Margiore as Rodolfo and Joyce El-Khoury as Mimì; (middle) Phillip Addis as Marcello and Simone Osborne as Musetta; (middle, bottom) A scene from the Canadian Opera Company production of La Bohème, 2013. All photos from the Canadian Opera Company's 2013 production of La Bohème. Photos by Chris Hutcheson.
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I've barely finished eating leftover turkey a dozen different ways, and already I find myself thinking of all things Christmas.
I know I should relish Thanksgiving longer and not rush it, but I can't help myself. I'm basically just a big kid at heart, and there are so many fun gifts that come from the garden.
Most of the people on my Christmas list live far from here, so I'm not giving anything away by sharing some of my gift ideas.
My Aunt Ruth is quite the gardener. I enjoy flowers of every kind whenever I visit her — there is always something in bloom. She loves her neighbors who stop, talk and admire her landscape as she prunes or weeds.
I'm going to give her a winter-flowering camellia to spice things up at this time of year. Chansonette Camellia hiemalis, a variety often classified with sasanquas, will get heads turning.
This easy-to-grow shrub is one of the most popular camellias for good reason. Rich pink double flowers stand out against the dark green foliage. Spreading 6 feet tall and 8 feet wide, these vigorous shrubs are perfect to espalier on a trellis against a wall.
They actually prefer winter sun and can tolerate more sun year-round than other types of camellias. The beautiful flowers last a long time and will make my Aunt Ruth's garden the talk of the neighborhood.
My Aunt Rosemary lives in Concord, where it gets hot in the summer. The border around her patio would be perfect for a tea tree, as it blooms for a long time and requires little or no water when established.
Tea tree is called that because Capt. James Cook, the 18th-century British explorer, brewed a tea from the leaves and gave it to his crew to prevent scurvy.
Even if deer jump her fence, they won't devour the needlelike leaves, leaving Aunt Rosemary to enjoy the small showy flowers from winter until very late spring. I especially like the double white flowers on the variety Snow White, as they really pop when combined with stronger colors.
My Aunt Alba especially likes fragrant flowers. In her garden, she grows roses, gardenias, lilacs, sweet peas and pinks, to name just a few. Fragrant Star erysimum would make the perfect addition to her perennial border.
It blooms from spring until early fall, with bright lemon yellow, highly scented flowers. Radiant variegated foliage in green and yellow will stand out among her other flowers.
As a bonus, this plant is a butterfly magnet. I've seen swallowtails visit again and again on a sunny afternoon.
For those on my Christmas list who love California natives, a common snowberry would make a great addition to a woodland garden or in the dry shade under oak trees. Seldom troubled by pests, this small shrub can be used to control erosion and is deer-resistant. Beautiful ornamental white fruits cover the plant at this time of year and are valued by varied thrush, robins and quail.
Creeping snowberry is similar and makes an excellent groundcover. Few shrubs work as well as creeping snowberry under the dense canopy of a coast live oak. Combining it with hummingbird sage, fuchsia flowering gooseberry and coffeeberry creates a woodland garden that provides nesting cover for birds and protective shelter for other wildlife.
I'm also working on some garden- and nature-inspired crafts but if I told you about them, I'd have to — well, you know.
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The Inn at Fairfield Beach is an elegant blend of charm and comfort located just steps away from the picturesque Connecticut shoreline. The Inn features fourteen beautifully decorated suites and studios each with their own theme and personality. Our bright and airy decor creates a cozy relaxing atmosphere that is fitting for an extended stay, a romantic getaway or a business visit. During your stay with us, set across from Lantern's Point Beach, you can relax and stroll along the sandy beach, breathe in the crisp refreshing scent of the sea and watch as the sun rises over the water. Be sure to take in our sunsets too!
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We were visiting for Fairfield University with our daughter and decided to stay a few days in the area. Not knowing the area, we asked at the Admissions Dept. of the college for recommendations. They gave us the phone number of the Inn at Fairfield Beach. What a wonderful surprise this little family-owned hotel was! Located only steps from the beach, this is one of the most charming places I've ever staying in. The three-story hotel has wrap around balconies just teeming with purple petunias and coral-colored begonias in flower boxes with American Flags in them. The rooms are neat as a pin and you could eat off the floors. We stayed in the Celestial Suite and found the celestial-themed décor to be in excellent taste and not overdone at all. The linens were spotless and the bathroom was equally spotless with a nice supply of shampoo, conditioner, soap, lotion and makeup remover. Where else can you get a room with a view of the Long Island Sound, a balcony, a kitchen with complementary in-room muffins, OJ and coffee each morning and a gas fireplace all for $148.00 a night? I would absolutely stay here again without hesitation and would highly recommend it to anyone as an outstanding value and very, very clean.
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Located along the beautiful New England Coastline, across the street from Lantern Point, the Inn at Fairfield Beach is one of Fairfield, Connecticut's hidden treasures. The Inn's eight suites and six studios each have their own utility kitchen, a living room area, a bedroom area with a private bath as well as a choice of balcony and/or fireplace. Each of our rooms offer a different experience due to the variety of beach themes they display. From the boat docks in Bermuda to an African safari, each room has a personality of its own for guests to enjoy!
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What makes coastal Fairfield, Connecticut so special? It's the perfect blend of rustic New England charm with the culture and sophistication of New York City. Fairfield offers top of the line boutique shopping, a wide variety of dining and lots of fun for the whole family! Click on our Local Attractions section for a list of things to do here!
To reserve your suite or studio, please call us at (203) 255-6808.
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Need to unwind after a day of work? The Inn at Fairfield Beach offers a refreshing change of pace for the weary business traveler. In contrast to the typical hotel or motel room, stay in one of our studios or suites each with its own kitchenette and many with private balconies, fireplaces and views of the seashore.
Whether you're visiting for just one night, a week, or an extended stay, our cozy rooms will make you feel like you're staying in someone's home. For the convenience of our business travelers each room has free Internet access. If you would like to hold a small business meeting for up to ten people in one of our large suites, catering can be arranged.
Located just 1.5 miles from the local Metro North train station, we can arrange taxi service to transport you there.
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The town hosts two universities; Fairfield University and Sacred Heart University. Whether it's parent's weekend, move-in day, graduation or simply a time for you to visit your college-bound child, we can help!
As a parent of a student at one of the local Universities, you're important to us. We know that you'll be visiting your student often and we hope to provide you with comfortable, convenient accommodations for all of your trips to Connecticut.
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Brides and grooms have hosted their wedding parties to check in and we are a popular choice for relatives and out of town wedding guests to stay for your big day!
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Special services (room flowers, dinner reservations, etc.) for your occasion can be arranged. Book a minimum of ten rooms and get aspecial group rate. Please inquire for details and pricing.
For wedding occasions, if you are reserving at least 10 rooms, we require a partial deposit up front. We also include a non-refundable cancellation fee if reserving 10 or more rooms. Ask our staff about exact pricing.
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An elegant blend of charm and comfort, the Inn features fourteen thoughtfully decorated studios and suites, each with their own theme and style. Our bright and airy decor creates a cozy, relaxing atmosphere that is just steps from the seashore.
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- Kitchenette
- Living Room (some include a fireplace)
- Private Balcony (for select Suites only)
- Flatscreen TV
- Bedroom privacy with half wall room divider
- Complimentary coffee and tea
- Complimentary Internet access
- Beach chairs and towels
- Individually decorated rooms with designer furnishings
- Non-smoking rooms
- Beach access
Double Sleeping Area Suites:
Lighthouse Suite
From the Lighthouse Suite, enjoy a wonderful view of the Penfield Reef lighthouse, a popular Connecticut shoreline landmark. This spacious suite, which has two sleeping areas each with their own bathroom and flat screen TV, is ideal for families.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Harborside Suite
The spacious Harborside Suite is one of our largest rooms and is perfect for families or guests on extended stays. With the suite's cathedral ceilings, skylights and two sleeping areas each separated by half walls, there's plenty of room to spread out.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Single Sleeping Area Suites:
Nautical Suite
A variety of beautiful seashells, miniature ships, and other seafaring artwork adorn the Nautical Suite which sleeps two comfortably. A private balcony allows you to enjoy a view of the Long Island Sound.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Bermuda Suite
You'll feel like you're on vacation in the Bermuda Suite. Artwork of beaches and the pastel decor of the Bermuda Suite bring to mind the pink sand beaches and relaxing atmosphere of its namesake. Enjoy your own private balcony.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Celestial Suite
Located on the third floor, the Celestial Suite captures the essence of angels gathering all around, is light and airy, and has its own balcony.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 201
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Greenery Suite
Stay in the Greenery Suite where lovely pictures of flowers and lush gardens surround you. The collection of large and small seashells remind you that you're just steps away from the shore. Enjoy complimentary tea or coffee by your fireplace or on your private balcony.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Safari Suite
This suite is perfect for two and has all the creature comforts of home. Decorated with animal print fabrics, African carvings and tribal masks, you'll feel the spirit of Africa. Enjoy a cup of complimentary coffee or tea on your balcony as you start your day.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Reef Suite
A simple, yet cozy spot for guests to rest, this suite has a comfortable living and eating area. Separated by a half wall, the bedroom has a queen size bed and its own private balcony.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Each of our luxurious rooms at the Inn are very spacious and provide a calm setting that's perfect for extended stays. Our suites and studios both offer a living room area, kitchenette and sleeping area making for a cozy and convenient stay.
- Kitchenette
- Complimentary coffee and tea
- Complimentary Internet access
- Individually decorated rooms with designer furnishings
- Flatscreen TV
- Beach chairs and towels
- Non-smoking rooms
- Beach access
Large Studios:
Artist Studio
Bright and colorful, this studio features artwork by renowned Austrian artist Gustav Kimt. This studio has two queen beds to comfortably sleep four.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Greek Studio
Soothing neutrals, soft lighting and unique Grecian touches provide the inviting atmosphere of the Greek studio which sleeps four comfortably in two queen size beds.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014 May 2014 – September 30, 2014 Saturday & Sunday
$170.00 $185.00 $205.00
Small Studios:
Beachside Studio
Seaside scenes and the soothing feel of the beach surround guests in the Beachside Studio which has one queen size bed and a cozy sitting area.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Cape Cod Studio
Get a feel for the Cape in this first floor studio that's filled with light and accented with summer pastel decor. A queen size bed offers a sound night's sleep for weary travelers.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
French Country Studio
Warmth and charm surround you in the French Country Studio. Lovely artwork, a comfortable living area and a queen size wooden sleigh bed bring to mind a cottage in the French countryside.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Garden Studio
This first floor studio is bright and airy with white walls, soft neutral colors and plenty of windows to let the sunlight in. This room is perfect for one or two people and may meet the needs of some disabled individuals. Relax outside on your own private patio.
Oct. 2013 – April 30, 2014
May 2014 – September 30, 2014
Current Specials
University Families
10% off best available rate- good year round!
Year Round Specials
10% discount for AARP, AAA, Military and Fairfield Chamber of Commerce members. Corporate discounts are available. Contact us for details. *Unless otherwise noted, specials cannot be combined.
Local Attractions
What makes coastal Fairfield, Connecticut so special? It's the perfect blend of rustic New England charm with the culture and sophistication of New York City.
In addition to its scenic shoreline location, you'll find a wide variety of museums and galleries, theaters, upscale shops and restaurants when you come to visit. It's only about a one hour drive to Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun casinos or less than two hours by train to New York City.
To make your stay with us at the Inn at Fairfield Beach even more enjoyable, we wanted to share a few of our favorite local sights and attractions with you. With so many wonderful activities, cultural events and historical sites to see, time is the only thing you'll wish you had more of.
Main Street in Fairfield
Along the main street in Fairfield (Post Road) you'll find numerous boutiques and upscale stores offering clothing, jewelry, books, toys and much more!
Main Street in Westport
Visit Main Street in Westport where you'll find unusual boutiques as well as popular stores including Pottery Barn, Banana Republic, J. Crew and the Gap.
Westfield Trumbull Shopping Mall
The Trumbull Mall offers a variety of small shops and department stores including Lord & Taylor, Macy's, Target and JC Penney. For a full listing of stores, visit www.westfield.com/trumbull
Stamford Town Center
Anchored by Macy's and Saks Fifth Avenue, Stamford Town Center offers a mix of upscale retailers and services. For details, visit www.shopstamfordtowncenter.com
Below is a list of great restaurants in Fairfield. A printable version can be downloaded here.
1813 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 254-2339 www.avellinosfairfield.com
Centro Restaurant and Bar
1435 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 255-1210 www.centroristorante.com
1215 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 292-8288 www.pizzeriamolto.com
Paci Restaurant
96 Station Street, Southport, CT (203) 259-9600 www.pacirestaurant.com
Ponte Vecchio
1275 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 256-1326 www.pvfairfield.com
Quattro Pazzi Cafe
1599 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 259-7417 www.quattropazzi.com/fairfield
55 Wine Bar & Restaurant
55 Miller Street, Fairfield, CT (203) 256-0099 www.55winebar.com
Bodega Taco Bar
1700 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 292-9590 www.bodegatacobar.com
Black Rock Oyster Bar and Grill
348 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield, CT (203) 576-6657 www.blackrockoysterbar.com
Señor Salsa
580 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 256-8800 http://www.senorsalsact.com/
Rio Bravo Tacos & Tequila
770 Commerce Drive, Fairfield, CT (475) 282-4316 email@example.com
Osianna Mediterranean Tavern
70 Reef Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 254-2070 www.osianna.com
Takeout/Delivery (Chinese)
Tai Jiang
150 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 259-0044 sites.google.com/site/taijiangct
Beijing Restaurant
131 Tunxis Hill Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 384-0686 http://beijingfairfield.com/
Asian Cuisine
Kobi's Japanese Steak House
451 Kings Hwy East, Fairfield, CT (203) 610-6888
Wild Rice
1612 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 255-1688 www.wildriceffd.com
American Eateries
Joe's American Bar and Grill
750 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 319-1600 www.joesamerican.com
Colony Grill Pizza
1520 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 259-1989 www.colonygrill.com
Old Post Tavern
1418 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 292-8631 www.oldposttavern.com
Flipside Burgers and Bar
1795 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 255-6888 www.flipsiderestaurant.com
Southport Brewing Company
2600 Post Road, Southport, CT (203) 256-2337 www.southportbrewing.com
Something Sweet
16 Handles
1300 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 292-9841 http://16handles.com/
1512 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 292-9364 http://www.pinkberry.com/
Coldstone Creamery
2323 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield, CT (203) 371-4111 https://www.coldstonecreamery.com/
Sunny Daes of Fairfield
2505 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield, CT (203) 372-3058
Edgerton Center for the Performing Arts
at Sacred Heart University 5151 Park Avenue, Fairfield, CT (203) 374-2777 www.edgertoncenter.org
Fairfield Theatre Company
70 Sanford Street, Fairfield, CT (203) 319-1404 email@example.com
Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts
at Fairfield University 1073 North Benson Road, Fairfield, CT (877) ARTS-396 email@example.com
Westport Country Playhouse
25 Powers Court, Westport, CT (203) 227-5137 www.westportplayhouse.com
The Levitt Pavillion for the Performing Arts
Jesup Rd. & Bernhard Plz, Fairfield, CT (203) 221-4422 www.levittpavilion.com
Westport Arts Center
51 Riverside Avenue, Westport, CT (203) 222-7070 email@example.com
Fairchild-Wheeler Golf Courses
Red Course: Municipal, 18 hole, 6,568 yds, Par 72, CR-71.3, S-124 Black Course: Municipal, 18 hole, 6,559 yds, Par 70, CR-72, S-128 2390 Easton Tpke, Fairfield, CT (203) 373-5911 www.fairchildwheelergolf.com
Smith Richardson Golf Course
Municipal, 18 hole, 6,676 yds, Par 72, CR-72.1, S-126 2425 Morehouse Hwy, Fairfield, CT (203) 255-7356 cal.fairfieldct.org
South Pine Creek Golf Course
(Carl Dickman Par 3) Municipal, 9 hole, 1,240 yds, Par 27, CR-22, S-113 70 Old Dam Rd, Fairfield, CT (203) 256-3173 cal.fairfieldct.org
Longshore Club Park Golf Course
Public, 18 hole, 5,845 yds, Par 73, CR-69, S-115 260 Compo Road S, Westport, CT (203) 226-9785 www.longshoregolf.com
Maritime Aquarium and Imax Theater
10 North Water St., Norwalk, CT (203) 852-0700 http://www.maritimeaquarium.org/
Beardsley Zoo
1875 Noble Avenue, Bridgeport, CT (203) 394-6565 http://www.beardsleyzoo.org/
Stepping Stones Museum for Children
303 West Avenue, Norwalk, CT (203) 899-0606 http://steppingstonesmuseum.org/
Connecticut Audubon Society Center
2325 Burr Street, Fairfield, CT (203) 259-6305 http://www.ctaudubon.org/center-at-fairfield/
Silverman's Farm
451 Sport Hill Road, Easton, CT (203) 261-3306 http://www.silvermansfarm.com/
Fairfield Cinemas at Bullard Square
41 Blackrock Turnpike, Fairfield, CT (203) 339-7149
Hands on Pottery
1700 Post Road, Fairfield, CT (203) 319-1273
Bridgeport Cinemas
286 Canfield Avenue, Bridgeport CT (203) 339-7169
The Inn at Fairfield Beach has free beach access when you check in. Stop by our front desk to get your complimentary beach wrist bands, towels and chairs! If you want to go to the main Penfield Beach entrance, Penfield Beach is free and open to the public, however, from Memorial Day Saturday to Labor Day a beach sticker is required to park in the lot. Vehicles without a beach sticker may pay a daily fee of $20.00 on Weekdays and $50.00 on Weekends & Holidays at the gate.
There are picnic tables and charcoal grills set up on the beach for visitor use on a first come-first served basis; remember to bring your own charcoal and matches. There is a food truck available most days of the week where visitors can purchase hamburgers, hotdogs, chips and cold drinks. You can also find swings and a playground on the sands for your kids.
Reservation Policies and Fees
All room reservation payments are processed seven (7) days prior to arrival.
Cancellations made:
- within 7 days of arrival date will incur a 1-night stay charge,
- within 8 to 13 days of arrival date will incur 50% of 1-night stay and prior to 14 days of arrival date will incur a $25.00 fee.
Please note we are a walk-up facility with no elevator. We are a 3-story Inn with two (2) rooms available on the ground floor.
Check-in is at 3PM. and check-out is at 11AM.
Late arrivals after 9PM Monday – Friday can make arrangements for key pickup. Please notify the office if you are arriving late.
We reserve the right to ask anyone disturbing other guests to leave the premises and/or be charged a fee per incident. Any excessive housekeeping duties will be charged accordingly to your credit card.
Extra guests in rooms will be charged $25.00 per person. Air mattresses are available. You will need to notify office staff of extra guests.
Two night minimum booking is required on weekends from May through September.
Internet service is available free of charge.
We have a strict NO SMOKING policy inside the building. There will be a minimum $100.00 cleaning charge to anyone that smokes in their room.
Pet Policy: Please inquire by calling us at (203) 255-6808.
Contact Us
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SPEC Kit 323 investigates the progress made in ARL member organizations to establish or enhance socialization programs and activities (such as orientation programs, mentoring, residency appointments, and staff development sessions directed at organizational acculturation) for all newly hired, paid employees. It explores the availability and types of programs, activities, and resources currently offered in ARL institutions; staff involved in designing and coordinating socialization programs and activities; goals and budget for socialization programs; length of participation in programs and activities; evaluation and assessment of programs; and benefits of socialization programs, activities and resources. It includes documentation from respondents that describes orientation, mentoring, and peer socialization programs, and provides examples of orientation websites, orientation/socialization checklists, program evaluation methods, and staff development resources.
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|Courtesy of Thomas at Geneabloggers
The prompts are going run until at least the end of December 2014 and will be not be delivered in a systematic way, they will be completely random.
There is no right or wrong way to create your book of me.
It can be illustrated however you chose. I would recommend using copies rather than original photographs if you elect to create a physical book, in perhaps scrapbook style, or as a series of blog posts.
I would though recommend that perhaps you share information with caution if using a blog as your book of me. Perhaps the option is to create a structured book, I would suggest in loose leaf format and share some parts on line.
The book of me is a journey. Some of the prompts are basic, others might be emotional and some may be "deep". You do not have to complete all the prompts and you may choose to substitute some prompts. I would recommend you date your individual writings.
There is further information on my website -
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But for added sparkle you could always add a glitter eyeliner and then a clear top coat! I've just used a Collection 2000 Glam Crystals Gel Liner in Funk (£2.99).
11 November 2010
Beautiful Festive Nail Polishes from George at Asda
But for added sparkle you could always add a glitter eyeliner and then a clear top coat! I've just used a Collection 2000 Glam Crystals Gel Liner in Funk (£2.99).
20 comments:
- dani@callitbeauty said...
shock and mysterious are both SO gorgeous! but you're right, the names are definitely random :p
- 11 November 2010 13:50
- Georgia said...
Lovely shades. I have seen a swatch of the matte purple it's nice aswell.
- 11 November 2010 13:51
- Rhamnousia @ Desi Girl Does Makeup said...
I have to agree with that, I was so glad when I first found these. They go on so smoothly you only need one coat. I have far more than I should have!
- 11 November 2010 13:55
- Julia M said...
I love the middle shade, it's the perfect pale gold.
- 11 November 2010 14:14
- Beauty's Bad Habit said...
Mysterious is gorgeous! Love purple polishes.
- 11 November 2010 14:17
- Lady Danger said...
Oh these look really nice! I didn't have much luck with a few of their pastel polishes but the shimmery ones look more promising- think I might give them another go :) x
- 11 November 2010 14:22
- Kaushal - BeautyFulfilled said...
Yay, you're back Fee :) :)
Totally loving the 'Mysterious' colour!
Kaushal xx
- 11 November 2010 14:24
- Debbie said...
Nice that you are back, hope the move went well and was as stress free as possible! Not a huge fan of Asda polishes tbh, the ones I have had have always been seriously smelly!
- 11 November 2010 14:42
- Sam* said...
Ooo I was looking at these Asda nail polishes yesterday, I may have to purchase a few haha! I really like the look of Mysterious! Love your blog X
http://beauty-by-sam.blogspot.com (thanks for folloing me :D x)
- 11 November 2010 15:24
- lipstickmama said...
Amazing for the price, I was eyeing up the latest from MF and thought they were good value at around £4. Thanks for this Fee. Jan x
- 11 November 2010 16:01
- Nic @ The War Paint Guru said...
Never thought of using a glitter liner as polish! I have that collection 2000 one so will def try it! xxx
- 11 November 2010 17:49
- Olivia said...
I love the red one. Welcome back Fee fee ;)
- 11 November 2010 18:08
- Kim Parslow said...
Only £1?!!! Thank you for blogging about this! I'm going to have to try some out. The mysterious one is gorgeous. x
- 11 November 2010 18:19
- Sanny said...
Wow, love the Mysterious colour. Bloody lovely! I'm excited to have you back! I have sorely missed you. It's going on my secret santa list.
- 11 November 2010 20:25
- Sammy said...
So glad to see you back blogging Fee. :-)
I think my favourite is Mysterious although I totally agree with this name being a bit blah.
I never thought about using a glitter eyeliner over the top of polish to give it a glitter coating... what a fabulous idea.
- 11 November 2010 20:27
- Jess said...
Yay, I'm glad you're back :)
I'm definately going to have to check these out now, they look so good!
- 11 November 2010 21:08
- VampiressDoll said...
Love these, I want all 3 now. lol 0:) x
- 12 November 2010 08:52
- Cherry Pullinger said...
Oh no why did you tell me about this, now I need to go to Asda!
- 12 November 2010 12:56
- Shaimaa said...
The red colour is so gorgeous and stunning
love this shade
- 30 November 2010 09:38
- jazzqueen64 said...
A £1? Amazing!!
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2014 - 2015 Student Handbook
The 2013-2014 New River CTC Annual Report is now available on the website. Click here to read it. Hard copies will be mailed and distributed on the campuses soon.
Registration is now open for currently enrolled students. New student registration begins November 17. Be sure to register early to get the classes you need! Click here for instructions on how to register.
The deadline to apply for the Spring 2015 Occupational Therapy Assistant and Physical Therapist Assistant cohorts is Oct. 31. Students who will have completed all prerequisites by the end of fall semester are required to have all application materials on file by that date. If you have any question, or to check the status of your application materials, please call 304-929-3324.
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Private Duty Nursing
Private Duty Nursing is available for nurses who care for patients in their homes. Whether you do 4, 8, 12 hour shifts in a patient's home via an agency or if you self-contract, there are unique challenges. The unspoken rules of the household, dealing with dysfunctional families, and the environment of the home are all aspects of this job that must be dealt with by the private duty nurse.
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0%1706'4 ';5 Volume 4 Issue 5 February, 1999 TAPES & TRANSMITTALS PENDING ENCOUNTERS Pick Up Tapes Promptly! he Encounter Opertions Unit requests that whenever we call Plans regarding the pick up of tapes, that pick-up is within 24 hours. Tapes that are called on, need to be collected expeditiously. $$$$$ Error Code C040 – Days Supply Is Invalid! hile researching pended Universal Drug Forms (C) submitted by the Health Plans and Program Contractors, the Encounter Operations Unit found that in the remarks column of the Encounter Reporting Users Manual the information states that Numeric value or "PRN" (PRN needed as required) are applicable. The information in the paragraph has been modified. This information should now read "Numeric Value Only". This change should be made to your Tape Specifications for the Universal Drug Form C – New Day Encounter Tape Record Layout which is found in (Chapter 5-29) of the manual. Please Note: If you are using an NDC code that has been submitted by the provider and it is not available on the AHCCCS database, please submit documentation to the Encounter Operations Unit. This documentation should include the page from the Red or Blue Book detailing the NDC code. If you have any questions regarding the submission of documentation, please contact your Technical Assistant. $$$$$ Correcting A Diagnosis Code! hen a Plan or Program Contractor is correcting a diagnosis code they should reenter the complete diagnosis code. We have learned that many Plans are only keying in the 4th or 5th digit on the diagnosis code. $$$$$ Edit Codes and Descriptions Are On Their Way! list of encounter edit codes and descriptions by form type will soon be distributed to all Health Plans and Program Contractors. The list will include all error codes, active and inactive. The Encounter Operations Unit is distributing this list so Plans have a clearer knowledge of our editing system. This information will be distributed to all Health Plans and Program Contractors by the end of March. "The only gift is a portion of thyself." Ralph Waldo Emerson T W A W "Is not this the true romantic feeling – not to desire to escape life, but to prevent life from escaping you?" Thomas Wolfe 2 Encounter Keys Note: The following information is from the AHCCCS CLAIMS CLUES – FEBRUARY, 1999. If you have not read or received a copy of the current Claims Clues, contact Lois Golden at (602) 417-4140. Brent Ratterree has requested that we add this information to the Encounter Keys. Plans Must Pay 90% of Clean Claims Within 30 Days! ffective for claims received on and after October 1, 1998, AHCCCS Health Plans and Program Contractors must pay 90 percent of clean claims within 30 days of receipt unless otherwise specified in the contract with a provider. Health Plans and Program Contractors also must pay 99 percent of clean claims within 90 days of receipt and 100 percent of valid clean claims within 12 months of the date of receipt unless the contract with a provider states otherwise. The payment requirements are in accordance with the federal law and will be incorporated into the Arizona Administrative Code (R8-22-705). $$$$$ Data Set Name (DSN) Can Change At Anytime! ecently, our Information Systems Department has discovered that the reason Health Plans and Program Contractors could not read their Provider and Reference Tape was because the DSN had been changed. This change occurred because of a tape number segment redistribution. Note: The DSN can change periodically. It is your responsibility to read the information and load it accordingly. Dilemmas!! he dilemmas for the month of February researched by the Encounter Operations Unit are listed below. These error codes will not be sanctioned. Edit Code Description H470 Date of Service is Prior to Date of Birth P227 COS Assignment Not Found For Service Code T030 ICU With Nursery Not A Logical Split aaaaa ENCOUNTER OPERATIONS UNIT EDITORIAL STAFF: Deborah Burrell, Peggy Brown, Sandra Jeademann, Lois Golden LAYOUT AND DESIGN: Deborah Burrell and Gustavo Morón, Jr. Direct Correspondence to: AHCCCS Encounter Operations Unit, P.O. Box 25520, Phoenix, Arizona 85002-5520, Mail Drop 8500 Fax: 602-417- 4725, Phone: 602- 417-4487 "Hatred paralyzes life; love releases it. Hatred confuses life; love harmonizes it. Hatred darkens life; love illumines it." Martin Luther King, Jr. E R T
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 23, 2012) — Pepper will open the 2012 "Friday Night Live'' concert series at Betfair Hollywood Park.
The San Diego-based band will perform in the North Park following the races Friday, April 27.
There will be 11 Friday night programs during the 50-day, 12-week Spring/Summer meet, which begins Thursday, April 26. First post time Fridays is at 7:05 p.m. The lone exception is a 1 p.m. post time May 4 — eve of the Kentucky Derby. Concerts will begin after the final race — approximately 10:30 p.m.
This is the fourth year the concerts will be held in the North Park. The move was made in 2009 to accommodate more fans.
The concerts are included for admission of $10 – or $20 after 8:30 p.m.
Located at the north end of the grandstand, the North Park offers an excellent view of the turn for home and the stretch.
Following is the concert lineup at Betfair Hollywood Park:
Pepper – April 27
Devo – May 11
G. Love & Special Sauce – May 18
SOJA – May 25
Rebelution – June 1
Wailers- June 8
The Jesus and Mary Chain – June 15
Jimmy Cliff – June 22
Michael Franti & Spearhead – June 29
Iration – July 6
To Be Announced – July 13
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Correctional Nursing
Correctional Nursing is available for Nurses who are dealing with inmates. Here you can post about inmate issues such as the aging incarcerated population, chronic diseases in the jail/prison environment as well as your own concerns.
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