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by Ken Ludwig. This madcap comedy is set in "scenic" Buffalo, New York, in 1953, and centers on George and Charlotte Hay, a married pair of fading stars, who are currently touring with two shows in repertory – Noel Coward's PRIVATE LIVES and the Rostand classic, CYRANO DE BERGERAC. On the brink of a disastrous split-up caused by George's dalliance with a young ingénue, the Hays receive word that they might just have one last shot at stardom: legendary screen director Frank Capra is coming to town to see their matinee. It seems Capra's latest leading man has taken a spill and Capra is now in search of just the right replacement. Of course, everything that could go wrong does. Add in the darling daughter, her clueless fiancé, an old flame that's all too easy to rekindle, more than a bit of booze, Charlotte's ancient hard-of-hearing father, a few mistaken identities, and countless other wrong turns, this farce will have you laughing until the sun comes up.
Macbeth - January 16-31, 2015
Fateful prophecy and latent greed incite a bloody downward spiral for the war hero Macbeth and his cunning wife as their fight for a throne plunges them deeper into murder and madness. Presented with an ALL-FEMALE Cast, this is Shakespeare's supernaturally tragic study of deception, betrayal, and brutal ambition.
BARE: A Pop Opera - February 13-28, 2015
Book by Jon Hartmere, Jr. and Damon Intrabartolo, lyrics by Hartmere and music by Intrabartolo. This contemporary rock musical follows a group of teenagers in a co-ed Catholic boarding school as they struggle to understand their identity, sexuality, and religion. The story centers on Peter and Jason who share a secret relationship. As Peter grows to accept his sexual identity, Jason remains hesitant about coming out of the closet. The show explores the consequences of being your true self versus hiding your identity from others. Originally opening in Los Angeles in late 2000, Soulstice is thrilled to present the Wisconsin premiere of BARE: A POP OPERA.
The Pillowman - April 17 - May 2, 2015
by Martin McDonagh. The scariest of ghost stories often hold a kernel of real truth… Katurian, a writer of fictional short stories which often depict violence against children, has been arrested by two detectives of the police state, Ariel and Tupolski. It seems some of Katurian's stories resemble recent child murders to which his mentally-challenged brother, Michal, has not only confessed, but also implicated him. When the possibility arises that one missing child may still be alive, the "good cop / bad cop" investigators stop at nothing in pursuit of the truth, no matter how unsavory it might be. Guilt is relative in this twisted tale, as the demons within all are forced to the surface. The play includes both narrations and reenactments of several of Katurian's stories, most notably the autobiographical "The Writer and the Writer's Brother", which tells how Katurian developed his disturbed imagination by hearing the sounds of Michal being tortured by their parents. Believing his ultimate conviction and execution is certain, the writer hopes to find immortality by the only means possible – by preserving his stories – but will undoubtedly find it with words and images haunting your memory. **Kindly note, this play does contain powerfully dark subject matter and imagery and is recommended for audience members of high school age and above.
Eurydice - June 5-20, 2015
by Sarah Ruhl. Called "rhapsodically beautiful" and "inexpressibly moving," this is Sarah Ruhl's reimagining of the Orpheus myth through the eyes of its heroine. Written in honor of her father, who died of cancer, and as a way to "have a few more conversations with him," Ruhl's Eurydice dies too young on her wedding day, and is forced to journey to the Underworld. There, she reunites with her father and struggles to remember Orpheus, her lost love in the world above. The result is a lush, luminous exploration of the memory, loss, and love beyond the grave.


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New BBQ Joint in Scarsdale
Does anyone know anything about the new BBQ place on Central Ave one block north of Ardsley Road. I think it was a Japanese grocery or something like that. Not sure of the name.
I believe this is the place you are asking about http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/717440
re: chowdom
No the one that you are referencing is further north on Central Ave by the 4 corners the one that I am interested in is opposite the Hess gas station. It is not opened yet but does have a sign up.
re: gbeats
oops sorry
Yes, we saw the sign too on Saturday night and were wondering as well. My husband thought the name sounded Korean, but I can't remember it. It's on the same strip as Siam Orchid and Curry Chevrolet on Central Ave.
re: pabboy
Yes, seem to be right--across from the old Rustico, new 7/11, etc. I was hoping we might see Korean fried chicken in there.
re: Maryld
So long as it's not another fro-yo place.
re: pabboy
Amen to that!
re: Buddhaman
I'm excited to see what type of Korean BBQ Waba will be. Will it be another attempt as fine bbq like Kalbi House and Kang Suh? Or more of a quick, cheap lunch spot? Either way I hope they do it well.
Kang Suh
2375 Central Park Ave, Yonkers, NY 10710
Kalbi House
291 Central Ave, White Plains, NY 10606
now open. had an order of spicy chicken skewers with rice, very ,very good. nothing to compare it to. but i'll be back . a red sweet (somewhat) and spicy sauce covered a good size portion of chicken. menu also has wings,ribs which looked good and filled tacos, but they included fried rice otherwise similiar beef, chicken, pork, salmon,shrimp
. btw they are combined with yogoberry (?) >firstname.lastname@example.com. don't know if waba menu is on that site too. also they are still working on interior, but food is already very good
I was there last nice. the owner is very nice, but trying too hard to please. He has already dumbed down the flavors, and now there is no heat and all sweet, with no typical Korean flavors. It's best to go once, get a menu, then call in 30 minutes ahead and ask for him to make the dishes with real authentic Korean spicing. I was completely bored with the versions of kalbi, pork bulgogi, and spicy wings I got.
re: JMF
went Sunday- horribly dirty table, dirty counters, dirty walls(don't know how you can dirty a new place so quickly)I asked him to clean the dirt and grease off the table and he wiped and spread it around the table and he was happy with his cleaning skills! Food was sitting under heating lamps with foil over them. Food was warm if not cold, and soo overcooked. I have to say that any Asian flavor/sauce tastes yummy to me(combine sweet and salty for me and I'm good with it) But, it was like eating Asian BBQ junk food. For 2 plates of small shriveled up chicken with some rice and potato and carrot pieces with Parmesan cheese on them(weird) served on a flimsy paper plate, it was over 20.00. Yes, owner is annoying and was so anxious to give such a hard sell about his not "french frying food". I don't understand what kind of food this is but it's like backyard garbage pail bbq. I liked it in Puerto Rico on the side of the road for 2 dollars. He needs to come down to earth and adjust his food/ prices/ health code issues.
re: yeshana
So this is just fluff? Was curious to try them out...but now not so much.
re: LorenV
It's a half baked attempt for a new restaurant. It doesn't feel like a shiny new place and the seating arrangement was just awkward.
The Korean tacos were't so bad, but they're nothing extraordinary. Yes, overpriced a bit as well. Owner is nice, but my money can be better spent elsewhere.
re: yeshana
Sounds like a must to avoid!
re: menton1
It seemed promising but I guess not.
re: silverstarfish
I was looking forward to trying it but I guess I'll wait and hopefully they will work out the kinks. It's nice to have something different in westchester rather than pizza, chinese and delis if only they could execute it.
re: FatBoySlim914
Tried Shiraz in Elmsford, fatboyslim?
re: menton1
Not yet...I have kids so its hard to go out to restaurants...looking more for takeout or delivery. There is really no where to get good "foodie food" as delivery or takeout. Someone should really fill that void.
re: FatBoySlim914
Shiraz will do takeout. I mention it because it's outside of your 3 deadly categories...
I love k BBQ , I hope they can work it out . I've had Shiraz in elmsford and i liked it a lot, but I was really hoping for some competition in the k BBQ world around here.

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2 Rush St. clubs — Jilly's, Back Room — face last call
BY DAVID ROEDER email@example.com September 4, 2012 6:12PM
Jilly's and The Back Room are located at 1007 N. Rush Street in Chicago. Tuesday, September 4, 2012. | Tom Cruze~Sun-Times
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Two longtime music venues on Rush Street, Jilly's and the Back Room, would close under a development proposal that requires review from the city.
Both nightclubs are in a three-story building at 1007 N. Rush. The building's owner, Realtor and investor Grace Sergio, has proposed razing the building, which also has four apartments, and replacing it with a two-story structure with a single retail or commercial tenant.
A source said Jilly's plans to close in late September.
The Rush Street district's alderman, Brendan Reilly (42nd), issued details of the proposal in an email to constituents.
Sergio is married to James Banks, a prominent zoning lawyer who owns a stake in the steak and seafood restaurant Tavern on Rush, 1031 N. Rush.
Her proposal requires a review by the Chicago Plan Commission under the city's Lakefront Protection Ordinance.
Sergio's attorney, Nick Ftikas, said both clubs were aware of the possible displacement and have operated on short-term leases for some time. He said he did not know whether either club would reopen elsewhere.
Ftikas said Sergio believes a new retail building is "the highest and best use of the property" and should attract support from the neighborhood. "She's negotiating with an international clothing company" to use the space, and that use is less intense than two nightclubs that operate on late hours, he said.
"A lot of people in the area will look on this as an improvement," Ftikas said.
Fred Lev, a broker of retail space, said Rush Street is seeing a spillover as boutique operators look beyond Oak and Walton streets. Lev said Sergio can probably charge at least $250 per square foot in rent to a retailer, vs. a nightclub lease that might be only $50 a square foot.
"Although there is vacancy along Oak Street, there is not enough space to absorb the upscale retail that is coming to Chicago in droves," Lev said.
Reilly and the nightclubs could not be reached Tuesday.
LINCOLN PARK IRONY: When Ald. Michele Smith (43rd) came out against a redevelopment plan for the former Children's Memorial Hospital property in Lincoln Park, she was responding to strong opposition to the plan from the Mid-North Association, a community group. One person helping Mid-North evaluate the project is none other than the architect of the tallest building in the community, Lucien Lagrange.
Now with HKS Architects, Lagrange acknowledged that it was odd to be on the neighborhood side of a developer dispute. But he sees no contradiction in having designed a 39-story building near the lake and opposing a developer's plan at the Children's site on the basis of points such as height and density.
Developer McCaffery Interests Inc. came up with a "superblock" scheme that doesn't do the site justice, Lagrange said. "Retail on two levels never works in Chicago. He's got 20-story glass boxes. The density and the FAR [floor area ratio] are too high," Lagrange said.
McCaffery, Lagrange said, is building too many apartments for a rental market that's liable to fall hard soon. "There's been overbuilding. It's the story of Chicago," Lagrange said.
He's a River North resident, but he's helping the Mid-North group because he lived in Lincoln Park for years. His many projects here include the 39-story building at 2520 N. Lakeview that went up despite criticism that it was too tall for the already crowded area.
KENWOOD REHAB: Tricap Chicago, which buys and fixes up apartment buildings, spent $1.29 million on a 31-unit apartment building at 4740 S. Greenwood, an unusually large multifamily site in a neighborhood of historic single-family homes. With a $2.4 million loan from Community Investment Corp., Tricap plans a gut rehab of the courtyard building. Property records indicate the seller was a group that includes investor Alex Samoylovich, mentioned in this space three weeks ago for investments on the North Side.
SPEC SPUNK: Clarius Partners will break ground Sept. 13 on a massive project being built on speculation, or without committed tenants. It's a million-square-foot industrial building at 3851 Youngs Road, Joliet, near the I-55 and I-80 interchange. The building will start what is planned as a 2.8-million-square-foot industrial park. Clarius hopes the site will attract shippers who want access to the highways and to railroad intermodal terminals.
DOING THE DEALS: CBRE Global Investors bought the 12-story One O'Hare Centre office building, 6250 N. River Road, Rosemont, for a reported $67 million. A German investment fund sold it. . . . Lincoln Property Co. and the investment fund Pimco bought the 230 W. Monroe building for $91.25 million. The seller was General Electric Pension Trust. It contains 623,000 square feet. Lincoln Senior Vice President John Grissim said 100,000 square feet of full-floor space will be available in the coming year. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler LP brokered the deal for the seller.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - A mother and daughter have pleaded guilty to killing their 73-year-old neighbor in Las Vegas and pawning her coin collection.
The Las Vegas Sun reports (http://bit.ly/10QKOHk) that 46-year-old Lourie Rodriguez and her 27-year-old daughter Amber Hall took a plea deal Wednesday in the April slaying of Jean Greenburg. They had previously pleaded not guilty to charges against them.
Hall was accused of hiding a board in her 3-month-old son's stroller on a visit to Greenburg's apartment before Rodriguez allegedly used the board and a knife to attack Greenburg.
A search of their apartment turned up more than $2,500, which Hall told police came from pawning Greenburg's coins.
Rodriguez pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and robbery, while Hall pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and robbery.
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The Chattanooga Police Department named Mickel Hoback "Officer of the Year" in 2007. Two years later, the Iraq war veteran was fired for having post-traumatic stress disorder.
Last week, the Hamilton County Chancery Court ordered Chattanooga to give him his job back with back pay.
City attorneys have 30 days from Tuesday to file a response to Chancellor Jeffrey Atherton's decision. Calls to the city attorney's office were not returned Friday.
A separate $1.5 million federal lawsuit could bring the U.S. Department of Labor into the case to prosecute Chattanooga for violating the Uniformed Services Employment and Re-employment Act, according to Phillip Lawrence, Hoback's attorney in both suits. The law, among other things, covers civilian employer conduct concerning military personnel.
The initial U.S. District Court filing, which since has been amended, also alleged that then-Police Chief Freeman Cooper fired Hoback in retaliation for Hoback's comments to the media in 2008 about take-home patrol car changes for police who lived outside the county.
Reached Thursday night, Hoback referred comments to his attorneys, saying both cases are ongoing.
Lawrence said the claim of retaliation later was stricken from the original complaint. He took the retaliation charge out because it complicated matters and he wanted to focus on the other aspects of the case, he said.
Back from iraq
Court documents show that Hoback was deployed to Iraq with the Tennessee Army National Guard's 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment. Upon returning home, he saw counselors at the Chattanooga Vet Center for two years and was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. Counselors said he was improving with treatment, court documents show.
But Hoback's sleep medications were making him sick, so his Vet Center counselor, Mike Bearden, sent him to the Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic in Chattanooga to have the medication adjusted.
During his Aptil 2009 meeting with the clinic psychiatrist, Dr. Estella Acosta, she decided that Hoback needed to be admitted to the VA clinic in Murfreesboro as a suicide risk.
Bearden, reached by phone Friday, said when Hoback came to him after the meeting with Acosta, he immediately contacted the doctor.
"I called over there and said, 'What's going on here?'" he said. "I've seen him for two years. He's not a suicide risk."
Acosta no longer works at the Chattanooga clinic and couldn't be reached for comment.
Hoback asked Bearden what he should do, and the counselor told him to report to the Murfreesboro facility. While driving to Murfreesboro, Hoback learned that Acosta had called police, who issued a "be on the lookout" order.
He checked into the clinic and was released the next day. According to court documents, the lead psychiatrist in Murfreesboro called Bearden and asked why Hoback even had been sent to the clinic because it was obvious he wasn't a suicide risk.
Cooper put Hoback on administrative leave the same day. He was fired in July 2009.
Attorney Jerry Tidwell, who helped represent Hoback in the Chancery Court case, said Friday that he was "real pleased for Mike."
"Had that doctor at the VA not screwed up and sent him to the hospital ... this wouldn't have happened," Tidwell said.
On the force
Court documents show that Hoback joined the Chattanooga Police Department in 2000 and deployed to Iraq from 2004 to 2005. He served as a .50-caliber machine gunner on numerous combat missions.
Hoback was assigned to the Quick Reaction Force, a rotating, on-call team that reacts immediately to explosions, attacks or incidents. His unit patrolled in Balad Ruz, a small village in Diyala Province, which The New York Times described as "one of the most dangerous provinces in Iraq until 2008."
A few months after his deployment ended, Hoback was back at the police department. In 2007, he was named "Officer of the Year."
Throughout his police service, Hoback received either "effective" or "strong" reviews from his supervisors. Sgt. David Frye, his immediate supervisor, told the City Council's appeal board that Hoback was "one of the top five officers" he had worked with in 24 years of law enforcement.
But in the summer of 2008, Hoback spoke to the media about a patrol-car policy change by the city government. Although he worked in Chattanooga, Hoback lived in Bradley County. The new policy required officers who lived outside the county to park their patrol cars at the police headquarters on Amnicola Highway rather than take them to the county line at the end of their shift.
Hoback, who had been cleared by the police information officer to talk with the media, said he disagreed with the new policy. After the story ran, he was told the police chief was "displeased" with him for what he said.
After the April 2009 incident with Acosta and the Murfreesboro clinic, Cooper had Hoback undergo a mental evaluation with a city-contracted psychiatrist. The doctor deemed Hoback "unfit for duty" after a few hours of testing and interviews, court documents said.
Hoback saw two more doctors after Cooper told him he no longer could work as a police officer. Both doctors said he could return to duty, court documents said.
Cooper told Hoback he could apply for another job, citing a state law and Peace Officer Training Standards rules stating that police could not serve if they had mental illnesses.
Both Lawrence and Tidwell pointed out that the state law has been challenged and that Tennessee agreed in a 2003 federal consent order not to enforce the state law because it violated federal law.
Hoback appealed his firing to the City Council later that year, which voted 2-1 against him. Shortly afterward, Hoback filed both lawsuits.
Todd South covers courts, poverty, technology, military and veterans for the Times Free Press. He has worked at the paper since 2008 and previously covered crime and safety in Southeast Tennessee and North Georgia. Todd's hometown is Dodge City, Kan. He served five years in the U.S. Marine Corps and deployed to Iraq before returning to school for his journalism degree from the University of Georgia. Todd previously worked at the Anniston (Ala.) Star. Contact ...
Probably half the Police force has some degree of PTSD, just from working here in Chattanooga. Firing a Police officer over shellshock would have put our entire force out of business. We need a better explanation.
It is absolutely normal for Soldiers who deploy to have some degree of PTSD. Statistically, 15% out of every group who deploys, every time they deploy, will have some readjustment difficulties. Getting PTSD is a no fault situation. Firing an officer because of it is a weak and unethical response.
In order for PTSD to be, as stated above "a mental illness", the person who is suffering from it must be so disabled that they cannot care for themselves. Look at VA disability standards for PTSD.
If the Police officer who had PTSD was actually so disabled that he would be counted as "mentally ill," then he wouldn't have been able to put his pants on to get to the meeting to receive the word that he'd been fired.
VA evaluations also require periodic re-evaluations. Diagnoses don't stand forever. Disability for mental illness, is, by definition, a temporary condition.
Even if he needed to be hospitalized for an acute condition; it's common. It's part of the price of sending people to war.
And, it's part of any combative profession: including policing.
It's surprising that the Police's leaders would react this way solely to a report of a problem. Where's their follow up and evaluation on this matter?
Didn't make the effort, did they?
Reinstate the officer. Shellshock is normal. Turning your back on someone just because they have it is low. We don't have time for ignorance.
It sounds like the employers lack basic experience with trauma and evaluating and leading personnel. We better hope this is one bad call and not indicative of how we normally handle problems. As a matter of routine patrolling, it's likely that this same problem will plague a substantive percentage of our Police force.
We need a better answer than just firing people because of PTSD. This sounds like a weak solution to a common problem.
Thank you for your service officer Hobak.
Being this man's parents, we know he should be reinstated!We have known him longer than anyone and know that he is an outstanding police officer. We only hope that the rest of the Chattanooga Police Department is as capable as Mike. Shame on Cooper for making this type of judgement on such an outstanding police officer.Good Luck Mike
Hoback must have said or implied something for Dr. Acosta to feel the need to label him as possible suicidal and immediately call the police dept. then insist he immediately be hospitalized. Cops are in very sensitive positions where they get to determine the life, death, freedom or bondage of the average citizen. With that kind of power, control and influence any implications of someone in such a sensitive and powerful position shouldn't be taken lightly. If Cooper was out for revenge then he was wrong. However, if this individual was suffering from some level of PTSD to the point that he might be suicidal or homicidal then he and any others like him should be on the police force. The city should review Hoback's medical and mental records and either fight and stick to their decision based on their findings or pay the man and give him his job back if he is deem to be fit for duty. I also agree with the poster who suggested PTSD is being used as an excuse and scapegoate by individuals returning from the war who would have screwed up and committed bad things regardless.
Hoback should stay long enough to vest his retirement, then get out, giving the City of Chattanooga, especially Ron Littlebrain, an IN-YOUR-FACE! I hope he gets judgment against them on the other actions. What a crappy way to treat a veteran.
While I do understand anyone being diagnosed with PTSD having to be monitored in case Suicide is a concern it is apparent in the story that Officer Hoback was very proactive about recieving the treatment he needed. Being punished for his condition after serving his country so honorably is WRONG. Yes he should get his job back on a silver platter with a great big appology to go along with it.
For those saying PTSD is an excuse, shame on you. I had a very dear friend who served 4 tours in IRAQ and saw things that you could never imagine. He committed suicide after waiting 5 months to see a therapist. He had seen therapists outside of the military appointed one and they loaded him up on different meds that only intensfied his depression. I will never forget how he told me that when they come home everyone expects them to just fall into normal life. While having lunch with him a balloon popped during a bday party and he hit the floor instantly. He was humiliated. He never thought of doing harm to others but he, in the end, did harm to himself. This officer sought help and was, like I said, proactive in getting that help. He deserves respect.
A very major problem with police being hired straight from teh military or are parttime military in America is they've come to operate more like an emotionaly unstable occupying force that goes in to destablize a country rather than peace officer assigned to keeping the peace and upholdin the laws of the land. Things need fixing on that end for a better more stablized America.
It has been an ongoing problem with soldiers for 100s of years. They get shell shocked, and the military does not follow through, leaving them to the veterans hospitals to care for.
It is something though, the military DID pay for in extra pay, that was given monthly. Soldiers in combat zones, get hardship pay, they get combat pay, that is extra on top of what is now today a very good wage.
Why do I think that this article is a potential slander against hiring veterans to do important jobs? Ill just about bet that his PTSD was diagnosed long before he was hired as a policeman, and there again, it was his legal right not to share his medical information during his hire.
You all set up the rules, to keep yoursleves from getting sued, not that you pay anyways, but dont it piss you off when the law actually works for a soldier or citizen? I always LMAO when the system takes one.
First as a vet myself I find this as a very poor way to say thanks for serving your country. When you look at the the other "stuff" that has gone on with the CPD for the last few years it is just amazing. Remember the cop that shoved down the elderly door greeter? They didn't FIRE him, until he made such an ass out of himself they HAD to do something. The truth is this firing was retaliation for remarks made about the take home car policy. What about this officers freedom of speech? I guess under the Littlefield-Cooper administration it is NOT ALLOWED.
If the average mentally unstable citizen shouldn't be allowed to carry a gun then certainly a potentially mentally unstable cop shouldn't be allowed either. These days too many cops are coming onto the force with serious and severe mental and emotional issues that often requires strong medication, but they're hired anyway even when against the suggestion of pyschological findings that they shouldn't be hired. That's a danger to them, their fellow officers and most certainly to the citizens they might encounter on a daily basis. They usually end up costing the local government and taxpayers millions of dollars in legal fees.
What are all of you going to say when one of these PTSD cops go postal and shoot up an entire precinct or go on a rampage shooting up and killing citizens? Not to mention other similar close cause have already happened in other parts of the nation where an individual whose psychological warned they were not fit for duty but the department hired them anyway. You'll be the first to want heads to roll saying the individual should have never been hired in the first place.
GARRS in the 1960s I worked at a facility that cared for soldiers and other military persons suffering from shellshock and other mental and emotional illnesses. Believe me, none were stable enough to carry a weapon of any kind. And certainly not stable enough to become police officers. We had to keep anything that could remotely possibly be used as a weapon out of their reach. Once an aide was crushed between the bed and the wall by one of her shellshock patients. It took several male aides to subdue him enough so the rest of us could get to the crushed aide.
Most military persons returning from war suffering from shell shock were placed in mental institution and other healthcare facilities where they worked puzzled or played board games all day. They certainly weren't placed in such highly life changing situations as police officers often find themselves.


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MANSFIELD, Mass. (AP) - The bass player for a rock band has been arrested and charged with robbing a Massachusetts pharmacy of prescription painkillers just hours before a show.
Attleboro police say Michael Todd, bassist for Coheed and Cambria, entered the Walgreen's pharmacy after 1 p.m. on Sunday and showed the pharmacist a note on his phone saying he had a bomb.
Police say the 30-year-old Todd, of Anaheim, Calif., then made off with six bottles of Oxycontin and fled in a cab headed to the Comcast Center in Mansfield, where his band was to open for Soundgarden that night. He was arrested at the concert hall before the show, and the band played without him.
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In Monday's mix bag we plugged a video, "It's About Damn Time" by under-the-radar - maybe not for long - 24 year-old hip-hop artist Gotty. You know, when we first took a listen, we were really digging it, but we took it for what it was - probably a track being played all over 97.9. We assumed this ... More >>
Photos by Kris SearsM1 of Dead Prez at the Houston Palestine Film Festival Lee-Coc at the HPFFThe Houston Palestine Film Festival (HPFF), which features a wide range of films that highlight the unique strength and struggle of the Palestinian people featured the legendary M1 from Dead Prez on S ... More >>
"DRANK SIPPA" from ALONSO MURILLO on Vimeo. Everyone is talking about the controversy surrounding Arizona's SB 1070, and Rocks Off was curious to take the temperature of the Grand Canyon State's hip-hop community. So we got in contact with our current favorite Arizona Latino hip-hop artist, 23-year- ... More >>
Mayalino - We Alive Now from Chase Rees on Vimeo. Rocks Off drowns ourselves in mixtapes, and we've come to one conclusion: It's hard to find a good one. But like a domestic violence-prone girlfriend, we keep going back to the mixtape circuit because we think, "he'll change." Mixtapes feel cheap, f ... More >>
If you're new to Coast or if, perhaps, this is your first listen to arguably one of the most embraced underground hip-hop artists in Texas, you might click other write-ups hyperlinked throughout this blog to know more about him. You'll see lengthy proclamations in the comment section, which serv ... More >>
All right, our non-native Mexican brothers. If you're going out tonight to have some Coronas, hit on drunk Latinas and take silly pictures while wearing a sombrero, at least try not to look like a total jerk. Rocks Off is going to help you, but we need to start by schooling you on the basics. ... More >>
There's lots of talk about Cypress Hill coming to Houston next Tuesday. But to get that legendary Latin hip-hop/funk sound on a regular basis, you might not have to go farther than La Porte. That's where you'll find a group called Hafaza, made up of mike-wreckers Frank, Omar, Luno, Gonz and Bar Jes ... More >>
Photos by Rolando RodriguezCarolyn Rodriguez moves the Fiesta crowd. If you know anything about San Antonio's annual Fiesta celebration, you know it's a two-week excuse to show up three hours late to work hung over and throw up in your company's restroom a few times throughout the day without ... More >>
When we heard news that Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) employees were watching porn while our country's economy was crashing, it didn't surprise us ... at all. Yeah we know, the SEC was formed to police Wall Street, and while the culprits were getting away like bank robbers, 33 SEC emp ... More >>
How can something be claimed dead when it still has life, when it's still living in speakers, iPods, as well as the hearts and souls of red-blooded American music lovers across the country? When it's still being passed on to younger generations? In the track "Pimpin' Ain't No Illusion," Pimp ... More >>
"It may well be that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition is not the glaring noisiness of the so-called bad people, but the appalling silence of the so-called good people."- Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.There's something so powerful about music. It gets us through life's bu ... More >>
J-Dawg BHO CD Release Party 4-16-2010 from Hata Proof Films on Vimeo. Over the weekend, J-Dawg of the Boss Hogg Outlawz paid a visit to Hata Proof Records on the Northside for a CD release signing of his anticipated Behind The Tint, Vol. 2. You'll remember the piece we did on Big Cease and the multi ... More >>
Writing on hip-hop, we see lots of hip-hop videos, so we see lots of video girls igniting our manly senses, but few make us want to know more about them. They're hot. They serve their purpose. Game over. But Houston's Athena Anesti took our damn breath away. When we recognized her on our MySpace ... More >>
Our weekend was full of political conversations with folks who we never have political conversations with; let us tell you, we couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. We decided we were going to try and convince everyone we knew back home to fill out the census. Three different conversatio ... More >>
So when a man beats you to your own video shoot, there's a problem. That's how we really took notice of 34-year-old Mikell Limbrick, the Trinity Gardens representer known to the streets as Fetti. When we filmed the Houston Press Mic Pass (now in its final stage of editing), which he got no invita ... More >>
Mayalino, your favorite JBlock Street Gang member of Southeast's Magnolia, just released a high-quality video, "We Alive Now," from his Fuck These Wet Wacks album, dropping the third week of April. "The song is really real to the Mayalino contrast, rebelling against hip-hop rules, rebelling agai ... More >>
[Ed. Note: We temporarily interrupt our real-time SXSW coverage to give you something else to read about for one of the last times this week.] Richmond and Rosenberg are tough places to describe, partly because there are many faces to the two towns, which are referred to on the streets as just one ... More >>
"Illegal aliens come from all over the world, not just from the hole in the fence in San Diego." - George Lopez, "Corazon," on BRWN BFLO's self-titled album. Rocks Off gets lots of thank-you notes from readers showing their appreciation for giving Latino hip-hop a voice, though we find it odd. W ... More >>
This past Monday was International Women's Day, and this week commemorates women and the issues that impact their lives. So it was probably important to get a woman in The Hot Seat. The first lady of Latino hip-hop, Carolyn Rodriguez, seemed like the perfect fit. Last time we saw Carolyn was at a ... More >>
Back in the day when we were teenagers in the hood, there was this guy with a really great personality who would come to our door once a month with brand new store merchandise. We're talking about anything from bicycles to VCRs (we said it was back in the day) to woman's costume jewelry. They were ... More >>
Every Friday, Rocks Off will beam hip-hop artists into our demented, imaginary, incredibly witty, fantasy world of pretend scenarios. We predict it'll soon be known as a feared interrogation of hip-hop artists, revealing their innermost thoughts and desires. In reality, it's just a fucking cool Q&am ... More >>
Courtesy of AztekL-R: The Kanye, Jay-Z and AztekMan, what a weekend. We sat down and chopped it up with them Southeast Houston hip-hop veterans Sen and Lil Villain, and Kansas-raised artist Uno. They gave us a rundown of an entirely un-talked about dimension of Houston's hip-hop history. More on ... More >>
Every Friday, Rocks Off will beam hip-hop artists into our demented, imaginary, incredibly witty, fantasy world of pretend scenarios. We predict it'll soon be known as a feared interrogation of hip-hop artists, revealing their most-inner thoughts and desires. In reality, it's just a fucking cool Q&a ... More >>
In the January 5th edition of the Houston Press, you read about a small piece of Lucky Luciano's life - his addiction to drugs and alcohol and life of pimping strippers. What you didn't hear about is how he escaped death on Houston's freeways several times. You didn't hear about the time he flipped ... More >>
Screw Washington Avenue clubs and their selective admittance. We'd rather hit up downtown and get felt up for guns or knives and listen to some hard-core hip-hop. 11:15 p.m., Saturday: We met up with V-Zilla at Toc-Bar because his studio, or as he puts it, "the dungeon," is nestled underneath the c ... More >>
"When I'm on my last line I'm gonna let ya'll know." "Yo, yo I want to welcome... welcome everybody to Hustle Town. Are we recording? Alright, let's do this, fellas." True Houston Latino rap fans don't need us to cite the opening lines of this track or what album it appeared on, but maybe you need ... More >>
It's something we haven't addressed yet, but it's been brought up numerous times in our talks with Houston's underground Latino rappers. When Univision's hip-hop stations in Houston went away this last decade, so did those artists' airwave platform. But sometimes you have to look back in order t ... More >>
"The reason I want to be alone, is I'm tired of all the things that went wrong that would've went right if I had did 'em on my own." - Nas That quote is perfect for this story because Victor Gurrola, Jr., aka V-Zilla, was once the best rapper the world had ever seen who wasn't known by his own c ... More >>
We think "Weird Al" Yankovic screwed it up for everybody. There aren't lots of times you can use the word "weird" in a good way. That's one of those words we need to take back, on the real, because when you put "weird" into the right context it can be a positive thing - a differentiator from th ... More >>
[Ed. Note. See Part 1 of Rocks Off's encounter with Filero here.] A hint of things to come? Filero (left) and SPM square off at checkers back in the day. When we talked to Filero about how much the rap game has changed since he saw the first Texas Latino rap album, actually a cassette, in the Gul ... More >>
Filero holds the Pioneer trophy he won at the 2009 Texas Latino Rap Awards.This could be our most controversial Latino rap blog yet, or the first of many. We really don't know yet. We can tell you what we do know. We're 16 stories in and just starting to scratch the surface of the dynamics of Hou ... More >>
[Ed. Note: Please email any news of further music-related relief efforts to email@example.com.] Bobby Moon & Lil Flip - Swagger from AK Kurji on Vimeo. If you're looking for a way to contribute to the Haitian relief efforts, Houston-based international pop artist Bobby Moon is going to ... More >>
The video that usually crowns our Latino hip-hop blog is going to come at the end of our story today, because without explaining how the American Dream has evolved, the music video won't be given the meaning it deserves. First, you need to know that the American Dream takes on many forms. The Am ... More >>
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Flatline feat. Trae, "Fuckin With Texas" @ Yahoo! Video Back in 2007, we came across a hip-hop video on YouTube that featured Trae, so naturally, we eagerly clicked on it. The track starts off with a sick Bun B sample. "You fuckin with Texas, you fuckin' with the best/ I ain't hard to find/ I'm in T ... More >>
COAST "I CAN'T COMPLAIN" MUSIC VIDEO from G Films on Vimeo Our mother once told us that whenever she went to the coast during life's crossroads, she felt closer to God. That's because people often take their problems to the coast, because whether they are conscious of it or not, they feel they are a ... More >>
STUNTA "I'm 100" Music Video from G Films on Vimeo. The last time Rocks Off hooked up with Stunta, there was lots of talk about "keeping it 100." "When I say I'm bein' 100 I'm basically sayin' I'm being 100 percent authentic, 100 percent true to myself and to anybody else," he says. "So to say 'Kee ... More >>
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In death comes life, so the saying goes. For 24-year-old Southwest Houston rapper GT Garza, the cliché emulates the birth of his career. Ask GT about who inspired him to first take the microphone and he won't spit out the usual suspects in Southern hip-hop. No, he'll talk about a young man named L ... More >>
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Pre-operative Hormonal Treatment for Hormone Receptor Positive Breast Cancer
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To investigate prospectively whether short term endocrine treatment can induce molecular changes, predictive for therapy response.
Breast Cancer
Drug: Anastrozole
Drug: Anastrozole+Fulvestrant
Drug: Tamoxifen
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Pharmacokinetics Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
|Official Title:
|A Randomized, Prospective Trial of 2-6 Weeks Pre-operative Hormonal Treatment for Hormone Receptor Positive Breast Cancer: Anastrozole +/- Fulvestrant or Tamoxifen Exposure - Response in Molecular Profile (AFTER-study).
- Decrease in tumor cell proliferation and induced apoptosis. [ Time Frame: At baseline and after 2-6 weeks of endocrine treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Comparison of changes in gene expression after different endocrine treatment exposures [ Time Frame: At baseline and after endocrine treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|Estimated Study Completion Date:
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Active Comparator: 1
Drug: Anastrozole
1 mg,QD,PO
Experimental: 2
Anastrozole + Fulvestrant
Drug: Anastrozole+Fulvestrant
Anastrozole; 1 mg, QD, PO Fulvestrant; 500 mg, IM, day 1, 15, 29 and monthly thereafter
Active Comparator: 3
Drug: Tamoxifen
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Drug: Tamoxifen
loading dose of 40 mg, TID, PO, during 7 days, Thereafter 20 mg, QD, PO
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We will perform a randomized, open-label, single-institution study. It will compare the efficacy of three different endocrine treatment regimens (Anastrozole +/- Fulvestrant or Tamoxifen) in changing proliferation-index and inducing apoptosis during a 2-6 week pre-operative treatment period in breast cancer patients. These results will be correlated to gene expression profiles, phosphorylation status of the ER, SNPs in CYP450 sequences, tamoxifen metabolite concentrations, changes in estrogen serum levels and protein expression patterns.
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- Patients with proven invasive adenocarcinoma of the breast
- Any tumor with a size ≥ 1cm (NOT inflammatory breast cancer)
- WHO-performance score 0 or 1
- Written informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Clues of metastatic disease by clinical examination according to most recent NABON guidelines
- Multicentric breast cancer
- Inflammatory breast cancer
- Hormone replacement during the last 12 months
- Other systemic treatment during the waiting time till surgery
- Already planned date for surgery within the next 2 weeks
- Any psychological, familial, sociological or geographical condition potentially hampering adequate informed consent or compliance with the study protocol
- Patient's refusal to undergo a core biopsy procedure of the primary tumor before the start of treatment
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NB: Patients of childbearing potential must implement adequate non-hormonal contraceptive measures during the study.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00738777
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|Contact: Rutger HT Koornstra, MD
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|Contact: Rutger HT Koornstra, MD +31-20-5129111 ext 6900 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Sabine C Linn, MD
|St. Antonius ziekenhuis
|Not yet recruiting
|Nieuwegein, Netherlands
|Contact: Paul C de Jong, MD
|Principal Investigator: Paul C de Jong, MD
|UMC St. Radboud
|Nijmegen, Netherlands
|Contact: Hanneke W.M. Laarhoven, MD
|Principal Investigator: Hanneke W.M. Laarhoven, MD
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|NCT00738777 History of Changes
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|N08AFT, EudraCT; 2008-000644-13
|Study First Received:
|August 19, 2008
|Last Updated:
|September 2, 2014
|Health Authority:
|Netherlands: The Central Committee on Research Involving Human Subjects (CCMO)
Keywords provided by The Netherlands Cancer Institute:
endocrine treatment
drug resistance
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Breast Neoplasms
Breast Diseases
Neoplasms by Site
Skin Diseases
Antineoplastic Agents
Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal
Aromatase Inhibitors
Bone Density Conservation Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Estrogen Antagonists
Estrogen Receptor Modulators
Hormone Antagonists
Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulators
Therapeutic Uses
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Prep: 20 min. Bake: 25 min.
1/2 cup chopped green pepper
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We know there are some who are still on the fence about the upcoming 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' film, but going by the awesome new footage we saw at Comic-Con 2014, this movie might surprise you. If you want to know more about the work that went into bringing your beloved childhood heroes back to the big screen, check out our interviews with star Megan Fox, director Jonathan Liebesman, and the producers, straight from San Diego.
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St. Baldrick's head-shaving event in New Hyde Park helps kids with cancer
The Nassau County Police Department's Third Precinct today is hosting its fifth annual St. Baldrick's Event for children with cancer.
This year's event, from 4 to 7 p.m., will take place at Marcus Christ Hall at New Hyde Park Road and Jericho Turnpike in New Hyde Park.
The event raises money through head shavings. Last year, more than $35,000 was raised. Community participation and support, as well as simple donations, have contributed to the success of the events.
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There will be raffle prizes, refreshments and live entertainment.
The St. Baldrick's Foundation is a volunteer-driven charity that, event organizer Nick Mosesso said, funds more in childhood cancer research grants than any organization except the U.S. government.
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Did you know keeping your job when you have kidney disease or start dialysis could help you feel healthier, happier and more financially secure?
Some people on dialysis say that one of the biggest benefits of keeping their job is that they feel a sense of self-worth and are able to stay engaged in the world around them. In fact, studies show that some people on dialysis who keep their jobs generally experience a lower rate of depression, have fewer hospitalizations and score higher on general health and vitality tests. Another study also revealed that people with kidney disease who work are more likely to receive a kidney transplant than people who don't have a job1. This correlation holds regardless of insurance status.
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we took a photo walk in Venice with Marco, he is a local gentelman. Venice is truly spectacular city to photograph. it was good idea to start the tour in early morning, we could see how the city starts up and early morning light was good for photos. The vapporetto is the best way to tour the Grand Canal, it is like stepping back in time. St Marc's Basilica is free to go into, but it worth to pay 5 euros to go to upper floor to see the museum and bronze horses. From the roof terrace you get lovely view of the Square. This is a truly beautiful place to visit and a must do in Venice. I would highly reccommend Marco (www.marcosecchi.com) especially for the people who like to photograph
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Took a water bus 15 Euros return - close to the port - into Venice & then took a 2hr strool round the centre of Venice. Water Bus back to port.
But the most spectacular of all was the route the ship took into the dock area - right through the centre of Venice passed St Marks Sq ect.
Water Bus to the airport 14Euro per person & one case - took 90mins but worth the time & money
Biggest issue in Venice was Disembarcation - 4:15am till 9:15am - totally unacceptable as far as we were concerned. Nothing open, few seats & public transport not starting till 8:10am
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Great! Lovely place. Very busy. Don't think it will be romantic going on a Gondola
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Rained first day so didn't get off ship. Took a boat ride around the islands the second morning. I had spent time in Venice so didn't care about getting in crowds. Loved the view from our aft deck as we entered and left Venice.
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Our next stop was Venice, the city of cities! The sail into Venice was spectacular - the ship really played this up, as they should have, as there is nothing like it - to slowly sail in on the Grand Canal with St. Mark's Square RIGHT THERE, a stone's throw from the decks, really amazing! For over an hour on the dramatic approach to the city, theme music was broadcast throughout the ship and on the public outer decks, by Sarah Brightman and Andrea Boccelli to name a few, setting the mood very effectively.
On Day 1 of our stay in Venice, we booked the shore excursion VE02, Doge's Palace, St. Mark's Cathedral & Glass Showroom. This was an excellent excursion, covering key highlights of the city. Our guide was very good. I would enjoy returning in order to spend more time in St. Mark's Cathedral. It is definitely a spot where you just want to sit, stay quiet, and simply take it in. The tour of the Doge's Palace was excellent. The glass showroom, eh, was ok - there was a quick demonstration then time to shop, and given the world renown reputation of Murano glass, something to see for sure, but not really our style. After the tour, we were free to return to the ship on our own. We used this opportunity to take a gondola ride. This, we recommend strongly, you must do on your own - do not do this as a shore excursion. We are a family of five, and the ship shore excursion price for a gondola ride for the 5 of us was approximately $100 per person!!! However, doing it on our own, that is how much we paid IN TOTAL for the 5 of us - a tremendous and overwhelming savings!! To get a gondola ride is very very easy. There are reputable stands all over. We went to one of the ubiquitous Paul & Shark Yachting stands - they operate nearly all of the gondolas in Venice! - and had a wonderful tour, approximately 45 minutes in length, very memorable. Someday, my husband and I will return and take a romantic gondola ride at night, just the two of us, with the sun setting, but this ride was a wonderful family experience, for sure!
On Day 2 in Venice, our 3 kids stayed on board, according to plan, and my husband and I went on shore excursion VE06, Secret Venice Walking Tour. WOW, we loved this excursion!! Our tour guide was super engaging, very informed, and to see the sights of Venice on foot, venues that are far away from the fray of Piazza San Marco - definitely a highlight of our cruise! We HIGHLY recommend this excursion!! Everything that we saw was as detailed in the description, but after the walking tour, instead of returning immediately to the ship, we spent several hours on our own in the city. We feel so lucky to have been able to have had this magical experience of exploring Venice completely on our own (with a map!), truly an opportunity of a lifetime, at least the lifetime of yours truly. Based upon a port exploration talk given on board, we took the gondola "bus" across the Grand Canal from the San Marco District to explore the Artistic District or Dorsoduro, and simply fell in love with the area - few people, secluded, lovely. We loved discovering the gondola workshop, Squero san Trovaso (as seen by us on CBS Sunday Morning several years ago!) as well as enjoying some delicious gelato at Bar Laguna. We walked back to the San Marco District on the Academia Bridge, spanning the Grand Canal, and returned to the Solstice on the Celebrity water shuttle.
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This was a great tour to have this day as Italy public transportation was on strike, therefore, the only water boats going to these islands that day were personal ones or excursions. This was an okay excursion, it was nice to go these three islands, however, we had little time to each island to really explore. Torcello was the hardest one, they gave us 40 minutes, it is about a 10 minute walk to the actual part you explore. Once there, everything costs money to go in. We didn't think it made sense to pay to go into something we couldn't stay at for awhile. Murano was neat and Burano was really pretty. We probably could have used more time at Murano as well.
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Venice. The ship docked on 10 AM on May 29. We purchased shuttle boat pass, went to Venice, saw several old historical churches and then came back to the ship. In the evening after the dinner we went back to Venice and saw the city in the evening and at night. The next morning at 8:30am, May 30 our grand cruise adventure ended as we left to take the 9 hour flight back home to Long Island.
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We had a full day and half port of call in Venice. We docked at 1:00pm and were on the tender for this tour by 2:15pm. Our guide was very pleasant and knowledgeable but she was rather soft spoken so between that, her strong, Italian accent, and the background noise of the crowds, we had some difficulty understanding or hearing everything she had to say. On top of that, in the Doges Palace, there was another RCCL tour group whose guide had a booming voice and kept commandeering spots in front of artwork we were trying to see. Our poor guide would try to give us a brief description but it was hard to hear her while the other guide kept talking. Other than that it was a fascinating tour. No talking is allowed in St. Marks and tourists are quickly shepherded in and out. Watching the glass blower was interesting and were shown beautiful but expensive pieces in the showroom. When the tour and scheduled free time was complete we opted to follow the group back to the tender only because it was such a crowded madhouse at the dock, we were concerned we wouldn't be able to figure out which tenders were the ones designated for our ship! (Pathetic, I know.)
The following day we walked to the people mover train and took it to the Vaparetto Station to pick up Vaparetto #1 which goes up and down the Grand Canal. We bought the 12 hour pass and had the day to explore Venice on our own. Ship departed at 8:00pm so this was really a great, unrushed port of call that provided enough time to explore and enjoy this city.
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Psychotherapy is always an option for anyone who is in some kind of mental or emotional crisis, from serious mental disturbances to temporary crises such as marital problems, the death of a loved one, or job loss.
A wide variety of therapists as well as types of therapy are available to the mental health consumer today. These include a variety of licensed therapists as well as psychologists and psychiatrists. Within each of these professions, many different therapeutic modalities are available. Four major types of therapy offered include individual, couples, family, and group therapy. Many therapists will specialize in one or more of these modalities.
Within those modalities there are different therapeutic models or theories that can be applied to the client's issues. These include Behavioral psychotherapy, Gestalt therapy, Humanistic psychotherapy, Psychoanalysis, Psychodynamic psychotherapy, Psychosynthesis, Rogerian therapy, Transactional analysis, and Transpersonal psychotherapy, to name a few.
Because of this diversity, it is highly likely that there is some form of therapy being offered by someone that would be helpful to you and your issues. These choices can be daunting so it is important to talk to people who have used different forms of therapy to help you make a decision. In terms of the pros of psychotherapy, many of these therapies and therapists have demonstrated some effectiveness in helping people with their mental and emotional problems.
On the other hand, there are even more options available for counseling when you consider other types of counselors, those unlicensed by the state. One can always go to a pastoral counselor, especially if you are active in a church or synagogue. Some churches have lay ministers who will talk to you and pray with you over your issues. There are many who call themselves spiritual counselors and who have a particular focus and philosophical underpinning. I think that it is necessary to use a lot of discrimination in choosing any of these non-licensed individuals. At the same time, there is no reason to believe that a psychiatrist who charges $300 an hour will be of any more help to you than a spiritual counselor who charges $40 an hour.
In terms of the cons of psychotherapy, one possibility is that it simply won't help you and you will have wasted your hard-earned money. Worse yet, it's possible that the wrong therapist could actually do you more harm than good. M. Scott Peck, in his best-selling book, "The Road Less Traveled," states in his introduction that everyone should be in therapy. Aside from the fact that the statement is self-serving as Mr. Peck is a therapist, I disagree with that statement.
Although I don't believe that a lot of therapists are harmful to their clients, there are a lot of them who certainly don't help their clients. There are millions of people around the world who live contented lives without ever stepping inside a therapist's office. Many people successfully deal with their problems as they come up. They may talk to friends or family. They may talk to their minister or other religious leader, but they never feel the need for a structured therapy experience.
I believe that ultimately we have all of the answers we seek, inside. A good therapist will successfully bring those answers out of us. But it is possible for us to find our own answers through practices such as prayer and meditation. We can pursue dreamwork and many other forms of psychological and emotional self-help. In the end, we will have to find our own answers and take the necessary actions to make changes in our lives with or without therapy.


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A bipartisan effort by Indiana lawmakers to help veterans is paying off.
Governor Mike Pence approved the Military Family Relief Fund on Thursday. He signed the legislation during a ceremony held at the Indiana War Memorial.
The measure removes any time limits veterans have to apply for financial assistance.
Previously, they only had three years after returning from service.
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Using his camera like a knuckled fist, Scot Sothern spent five years photographing street prostitutes and the bleak netherworld they, and he, inhabited. He was not in the trenches as a journalist or crusader but as a John with base instincts and an artistic eye. Gritty, black-and-white Tri-X images, along with Sothern's short, confessional writing tell the story of An American Lowlife. Shot mostly in Southern California between 1986 and 1990, this work records the existence of the many disenfranchised Americans, men and women, hawking body and soul for the price of a Big Mac and a fix. With these full-frontal portraits, and full disclosure texts, An American Lowlife documents the struggle and paralyzing plight of street-level sex workers—victims of a culture that deems them criminal and expendable.
Originally published in the U.K. as a limited edition artist's book in 2011, and now out of print, An American Lowlife has been resurrected and is now presented as an EBook for all who missed the original.
Scot Sothern spent 40 unsettled years hustling freelance photography. His first solo exhibit, LOWLIFE, was held at the Drkrm Gallery in Los Angeles in 2010. His first book, LOWLIFE, was published in the U.K. by Stanley Barker in 2011. Scot has since been in solo and group shows on both coasts of the U.S. as well as in Ottawa, London, and Basel. The British Journal of Photography called LOWLIFE, "The years' most controversial photobook." Scot writes a twice monthly column, with photographs, "Nocturnal Submissions," for Vice. His forthcoming book, Curb Service: A Memoir, will be published by Soft Skull Press in July 2013. Sothern maintains a blog, www.scotsothern.com


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November 28, 2014
China's 7.9 earthquake near Chengdu caused massive amounts of damage and sent shock waves hundreds of miles away. One family here is Grand Junction didn't feel the shock waves but were touched just the same.
The Carlo family received a phone call early Monday morning asking them if they had heard any news about the quake in China. Adrienne Carlo's sister live in Chengdu, a city just 40 miles from the epicenter. However, Carlo's parents were in the city visiting their daughter at the same time of the earthquake.
Adrienne says her heart dropped in her chest while she waited to hear word from her parents and sister. Luckily her husband who jumped on the Internet to check for more news received an email from Adrienne's sister saying the family was OK.
Carlo's parents and sister described what they saw and told Carlo that their apartment complex still had running water and electricity. Chengdu is 14 hours ahead of Colorado, so by the time Carlo heard of the quake her family had returned home and recovered from their frightening experience.
Carlo says she is obviously relieved and is looking forward to her parents return from China after their vacation ends on the 23rd.
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ASHBURN, Va. - A real estate agent accused in a mortgage scam involving more than 100 clients, now admits she made "mistakes."
Diane Frederick Atari, of Ashburn, Va., has pleaded guilty to charges of making false statements to obtain credit, as well as grand larceny.
She was indicted in 2009 on charges of falsely boosting clients credit scores so they could qualify for mortgages they couldn't afford.
After the indictment, Atari fled to Turkey, but was arrested there and extradited back to the U.S.
Investigators say Atari made more than $1 million from the scheme, and more than $50 million was lost on the bad mortgages.
The Loudoun Times reports after the plea, Atari's attorney released a statement saying his client has: "acknowledged the mistakes she made years ago."
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Load up your cargo bikes, panniers and baskets and head down to the Ballard Farmers' Market May 18th, 2014 for Bike to Market Day. Thanks to the generous support of the Seattle Farmers' Markets, the first 50 people to ride to the Farmer's Market and come to the Cascade Bicycle Club Booth will receive a free totebag, made from repurposed plastic bottles with the Market logo printed on it.
In addition to this great giveaway, the Cascade booth will host a variety of fun activities and will be a great chance to showcase your creative solutions to hauling your Farmers' Market bounty back home. Bike to Market Day is a great way to bridge two great things, local shopping and riding your bicycle; a recipe for a great Saturday.
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Forget "let it snow!" George Clooney and his girlfriend Stacy Keibler are saying, "let us go!" this holiday season as they jet off once again to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
The Golden Globe-nominated star of The Descendants, 50, and former WWE star were photographed Tuesday wearing shorts and shades while exploring their resort surroundings in a golf cart.
The two were also in Cabo, on Mexico's Baja Peninsula, for Thanksgiving, and a month before that they rented a villa there to celebrate Keibler's 32nd birthday.
Clooney was spotted Monday with pal Cindy Crawford and her family, who also are currently vacationing in the Mexican sun.
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In front of only 30 guests, Robert Redford and artist Sibylle Szaggars wed on July 11 at the luxury Louis C. Jacob Hotel in Hamburg, Germany. The bride wore a champagne-colored gown while the groom donned a white suit for the ceremony, which Pastor Frank Engelbrecht, who officiated, described as "very intimate."
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Dupuy, Jean-Pierre (2010) The Narratology of Lay Ethics. NanoEthics, 4 (2). pp. 153-170.
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The five narratives identified by the DEEPEN-project are interpreted in terms of the ancient story of desire, evil, and the sacred, and the modern narratives of alienation and exploitation. The first three narratives of lay ethics do not take stock of what has radically changed in the modern world under the triple and joint evolution of science, religion, and philosophy. The modern narratives, in turn, are in serious need of a post-modern deconstruction. Both critiques express the limits of humanism. They do not imply, however, that these narratives should not be taken seriously. In particular, the enduring presence of three ancient narratives in laypeople's symbolic thought is highly significant in terms of the role that the logic of the sacred keeps playing in the workings of modern societies. Lay people's implicit understanding of how modern technology tends towards catastrophe and apocalypse provides the strongest argument for taking these narratives seriously.
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Cream Mushroom Sauce Penne
I have been slacking in my recipe department, but I'm back on track and I've found a great recipe that's quick and delicious! I am a huge fan of pasta, and when I found this recipe in my recipe book, I couldn't stop making it! For the past few weeks I've made this dish at least once a week! It's a must try in my books! Bom Appetit! ~Love CTina xoxo
- 4 tbsp. butter
- 1-2 onions or shallots sliced
- 1 lb mushrooms sliced
- salt and pepper
- 1 tsp. all purpose flour
- 2/3 cup heavy cream
- 2 tbsp port (I use occasionally)
- 4 oz sun-dried tomatoes in oil, drained and chopped
- 12 oz dried penne
- 2 tbsp chopped fresh parsley
Melt the butter in heavy-bottom skillet. Add the onions or shallots and cook over low heat for 4-5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add mushrooms and cook over low heat for 2 minutes. Season with salt and pepper, sprinkle in the flour and cook for 1 minute.
Remove the skillet from the heat and stir in the cream and port. Return to heat and add the sun-dried tomatoes, stir occasionally for 8 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a pot of boiled water, add pasta and cook until tender. Once cooked, drain and add the mushroom sauce and cook for 3 minutes. Serve in a warm serving dish and sprinkle chopped parsley.


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Last weekend's victory at Manchester City established a powerful position for the Reds going into the turn of the year, and Fletcher insists that it is important to keep setting a breathless pace in the title race.
"It feels good to be six points clear," he said. "It was good to win the derby, especially after what happened last year, but it is important that we kick on and think just because we beat Manchester City and are six points clear, we can't take it for granted.
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