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An independent, nonpartisan and nonprofit organization that develops strong, pragmatic and principled national security and defense policies.
An independent, nonpartisan and nonprofit organization that develops strong, pragmatic and principled national security and defense policies.
Shawn Brimley is Executive Vice President and Director of Studies at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) where he oversees the center's research and serves on the executive leadership team. Mr. Brimley rejoined CNAS after serving in the Obama Administration from February 2009 to October 2012 most recently as Director for Strategic Planning on the National Security Council staff at the White House. He also served as Special Advisor to the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy at the Pentagon from 2009 to 2011, where he focused on the 2010 Quadrennial Defense Review, overseas basing and posture, and long-range strategy development. In 2012, he was awarded the Secretary of Defense Medal for Outstanding Public Service and in 2010 he was awarded the Officer of the Secretary of Defense Medal for Exceptional Public Service.
Mr. Brimley was a founding member of CNAS in 2007 and was the inaugural recipient of the 1Lt. Andrew Bacevich Jr. Memorial Fellowship. He has also worked at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Mr. Brimley has been published in a variety of venues, including the New York Times, Foreign Affairs and Foreign Policy. Educated at Queen's University and George Washington University, his research interests include U.S. national security strategy and defense policy, the impact of emerging technology on U.S. strategic choices, and the evolution of America's global diplomatic and defense posture. Mr. Brimley is a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He lives in Washington with his wife Marjorie and their two children.
Executive Vice President and Director of Studies Shawn Brimley testified before the House Committee on Armed Services regarding the Unmanned Carrier-Launched Airborne Surveillance and Strike (UCLASS) Requirements Assessment.Read More
In the May edition of Foreign Policy, Shawn Brimley and Paul Scharre address the question: "If you built the U.S. Military today from scratch with no historical burdens, how would you build it?"Read More
20YY: Preparing for War in the Robotic Age calls upon the United States to prepare for war in new era in which "unmanned and autonomous systems will play central war-fighting roles for the United States, its allies and partners, and its adversaries."Read More
The United States will respond to the horrifying use of chemical weapons by the Asad regime. It is in America's interests to be seen as leading the charge against such an abomination, and in the process help accelerate a dictator's departure. We should be under no illusions however that any use of force opens the door to a brighter future for Syria's oppressed and vulnerable population. Asad's departure will not end the civil war – it may even make things worse.Read More
In Game Changers: Disruptive Technology and U.S. Defense Strategy, Vice President Shawn Brimley, Director of the Technology and National Security Program Ben FitzGerald and Research Associate Kelley Sayler discuss how the rapid diffusion of advanced technology throughout the world has the potential to challenge the U.S. technological advantage in defense capabilities.Read More
In a joint letter to Congress and the Pentagon, individuals from ten diverse think tanks, including CNAS, express a consensus on "the need to address the growing imbalances within the defense budget that threaten the health and long-term viability of America's volunteer military."Read More
In his testimony before the House Armed Services Committee Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, CNAS Vice President and Director of Studies Shawn Brimley discussed the role of the QDR and key issues for the 2014 QDR in the context of a changing strategic environment.Read More
As Shawn Brimley and Jacob Stokes write in their commentary Renewing America's Strategic Solvency, foreign policy experts are likely to feel spurned when President Obama gives his State of the Union speech on Tuesday. Some may interpret the President's focus on jobs and the economy, with only passing discussion of international issues, as declinism or retrenchment. However, they argue, given the critical intersection of domestic strength and U.S. national security, these experts would be mistaken to do so.Read More
On January 31, the Senate will hold confirmation hearings for former Nebraska Senator Chuck Hagel to be President Obama's third secretary of defense. Hagel's hearing comes at a time of strategic and budgetary uncertainty for the United States and for the Pentagon in particular. In the memo The Future of U.S. Defense Policy: Questions for Secretary of Defense Designate Chuck Hagel, CNAS experts Shawn Brimley, Phillip Carter and Jacob Stokes suggest several possible areas for senators to consider.Read More
Even as forces in Iraq are drawn down, the U.S. has enduring interests in that besieged country and the surrounding region, and these interests will require a significant military presence therefore the foreseeable future.These vital longterm U.S. interests in Iraq can be boiled down to Three No's: no regional war; no al Qaeda safe havens; and no genocide.Read More
Director of Studies Shawn Brimley pens an op-ed marking the beginning of a new project, "Beyond Offset." The op-ed discusses offset strategy and "military-technical superiority."Read More
In a Defense One op-ed, Shawn Brimley and Paul Scharre argue that killing UCLASS now may be the best way to save it in the long run.Read More
Executive Vice President Shawn Brimley and Bryan McGrath, managing director of The FerryBridge Group LLC, make a case for why the U.S. Navy should invest smartly in unmanned aircraft.Read More
In an op-ed for Defense One, Vice President and Director of Research Shawn Brimley, discusses the high stakes associated with the QDR and warns, "If hard choices are not made between now and the QDR's release in
February 2014, it will become exponentially more difficult to prevent an
erosion of American military power."
Executive Vice President and Director of Studies Shawn Brimley testified before the House Committee on Armed Services regarding the Unmanned Carrier-Launched Airborne Surveillance and Strike (UCLASS) Requirements Assessment.Read More
In his testimony before the House Armed Services Committee Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, CNAS Vice President and Director of Studies Shawn Brimley discussed the role of the QDR and key issues for the 2014 QDR in the context of a changing strategic environment.Read More
Executive Vice President Shawn Brimley joins Federal News Radio to discuss the Beyond Offset program.Read More
Executive Vice President Shawn Brimley joined CNN's OutFrount with Erin Burnett to discuss ISIS' recruitment of American Ahmad Abousamra.Read More
Executive Vice President and Director of Studies Shawn Brimley announces Jacob Stokes as 2014 Bacevich Fellow.Read More
CNAS Vice President and Director of Studies Shawn Brimley moderated a discussion at the 2013 CNAS Annual Conference on June 12 with the Honorable Michèle Flournoy, co-chair of the CNAS Board of Directors; Wes Bush, Chairman, CEO and President of Northrop Grumman Corporation; and The Honorable Eric Edelman, Distinguished Fellow at CSBA on U.S. national security strategy in the era of sequestration and beyond.Read More


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Nov 20, 2014
Gregory Washington Recognized as Fellow
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) has named Samueli School of Engineering Dean Gregory Washington a Fellow in recognition of his outstanding engineering achievements. The ASME Committee of Past Presidents confers the Fellow grade of membership on worthy candidates.
A professor in mechanical and aerospace engineering, Washington has served as Samueli School dean since August 2011. The citation reads, "Washington has earned outstanding reputations for scholarship and education, while providing exemplary service to ASME at local and national levels."
Nov 18, 2014
NSF Funds New UCI Program Addressing Disparities in STEM Majors
UCI partners with community colleges to improve transfer process and retention
Nov 7, 2014
National Academy of Engineering Inductee Professor Said Elghobashi Explains Turbulence
The Samueli School's newest National Academy of Engineering (NAE) inductee is one of its longest serving faculty. Said Elghobashi became the 16th faculty member of UC Irvine's School of Engineering in 1978 and has contributed significantly over the years to the development of the mechanical and aerospace engineering department. So it was with great pride and celebration for the school and Dean Gregory Washington to host a distinguished lecture in honor of Elghobashi.
Colleagues from across campus joined engineering students to hear Elghobashi's talk, "Turbulence: from da Vinci's Observations to the Present." Elghobashi's research over the decades has involved challenging and important areas of fluid dynamics: turbulent flows, multiphase flows and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). His leadership in each of these areas is well recognized, and his early work has impacted the standard commercial CFD computer codes in the field. His more recent work is setting future trends.
Nov 6, 2014
Engineering Sustainability Conference 2025 Addresses Challenges of the Future
For the third year in a row, faculty members from the Samueli School of Engineering and the Iby and Aladar Fleishman Faculty of Engineering at Tel Aviv University (TAU) came together for a joint workshop to address an engineering challenge of the future.
Oct 28, 2014
Team Orange County "Breaks" Ground for Casa del Sol
The sun smiled brightly on students, faculty, administrators, elected officials and industry supporters as they ceremoniously "broke" ground for the house named in its honor. Casa del Sol is the solar-powered house being designed by Team Orange County for entry in the 2015 U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon. The international competition will be held next October at the Orange County Great Park in Irvine.
Oct 22, 2014
Two UCI Engineers Named Hellman Fellows
Two Samueli School engineers – Anne Lemnitzer and Timothy Rupert -- have been selected as Hellman Fellows for 2014-15. The Hellman Fellows Program aims to support the research of promising assistant professors who show capacity for great distinction in their chosen fields of endeavor.
Oct 14, 2014
UCI engineers develop prototype of low-cost, disposable lung Infection Detector
NSF grant supports their efforts to improve manufacturing process for nanodevices
Imagine a low-cost, disposable breath analysis device that a person with cystic fibrosis could use at home along with a smartphone to immediately detect a lung infection, much like the device police use to gauge a driver's blood alcohol level.
Oct 3, 2014
Rose Hills Foundation Turns Dreams into Reality through Scholarship Support
$700,000 in scholarships to be awarded to 18 talented UCI undergraduates pursuing STEM degrees
UC Irvine has been awarded $700,000 from The Rose Hills Foundation to support students in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) pursuits.Each year for the next four years, The Rose Hills Foundation Undergraduate Science & Engineering Scholarships will assist 18 high-achieving undergraduates. The students will meet with one another at regular intervals throughout the year to discuss their goals and share their experiences.
"This exciting new partnership with The Rose Hills Foundation will ensure that some of our best and brightest STEM students reach their full potential," said Chancellor Howard Gillman. "We are very grateful for this support and look forward to working with The Rose Hills Foundation to advance our shared goals."
Sep 17, 2014
St. Margaret's High School Summer Internship Program Celebrates 10 Years at Samueli School
Seven high school students participated in this year's St. Margaret's Episcopal School Summer Internship Program at the Samueli School of Engineering. They presented their research projects to their parents, teachers and the engineering faculty and graduate students who mentored them at a recent event in the Harut Barsamian Colloquia Room, hosted by Samueli School Dean Gregory Washington.
Now in its 10th year, the internship program matches high-potential students with a faculty member and research area based on their interests. Spearheaded by Engineering Leadership Council member Stacey Nicholas, the program aims to inspire enthusiasm for STEM fields with the hope that the high school students will pursue these areas as they move forward in their education and careers. Washington reports that 85 percent of the U.S. economy is tied to advances in STEM, but only 4 percent of our workforce is in these areas.
Sep 11, 2014
Saudi Arabia International Program Continues to Improve in its Third Year
Saudi Arabia International Program students celebrated the conclusion of the 10-week accelerated session with a spirited Summer Symposium in the Harut Barsamian Colloquia Room. At the event, 13 international engineering students displayed their hard work with posters and oral presentations, while faculty, staff and guests toured the room and voted on their favorite project.
Now in its third year, the Saudi Arabia International Program is a collaboration between Salman bin Abdulaziz University and the Samueli School of Engineering. Students are matched with engineering faculty whose special expertise aligns with their own interests and career goals. The curriculum encompasses fundamental knowledge and introduces tools and programs required to pursue an advanced career in technical areas related to their specialization.
Sep 10, 2014
The king of drones
Douglas Thorpe '82 has spent decades developing unmanned aerial vehicles for all kinds of uses
On an overcast morning in late May 1976, Douglas Thorpe '82, then a UC Irvine freshman, was on his way to school when a small plane fell out of the sky. The single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza crashed in an empty field near campus, killing everyone on board. Thorpe was first on the scene, and what he saw changed his life.
Sep 10, 2014
UCI Distinguished Professor Satya Atluri Recognized with AIAA Crichlow Trust Prize
The American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics (AIAA) announced in August that UCI Distinguished Professor Satya Atluri has been selected to receive the Walter J. and Angeline H. Crichlow Trust Prize, one of the AIAA's most prestigious awards. Presented every four years, the prize recognizes an individual for a specific achievement or body of work that has become significant during the immediate past 15 years.The prize carries an honorarium of $100,000.
Atluri has conducted groundbreaking mathematical work, including inventing the so-called "meshless method" that has aided the design of safer materials and structures used in aircraft. Throughout his career, Atluri's work has encompassed theoretical, applied and computational mechanics of solids and fluids; and structural longevity, failure prevention and health management.
Sep 9, 2014
Awards Recognize Excellence in Teaching, Research and Innovation
Seven Samueli School faculty members earned 2014 recognition awards at last spring's faculty meeting. Dean Gregory Washington initiated the annual awards to acknowledge the valued contributions of faculty.
The awards were given to one junior, mid-career and senior faculty member in each category of research excellence and teaching innovation, and one professor was selected as the Innovator of the Year. Here are the honorees, excerpted from the nomination forms.
Jun 25, 2014
Three Engineering Faculty -- Satya Atluri, Syed Jafar and Matt Law -- Among Most Highly Cited Researchers
Three Samueli School engineering professors – Satya Atluri, Syed A. Jafar and Matt Law – have been recognized as among the world's leading scientific minds, according to the 2014 Highly Cited Researchers list published by Thomson Reuters. The list of highly cited scholars includes preeminent researchers in 21 fields of the sciences and social sciences who have demonstrated great influence in their field as measured by citations to their work. This list is based on papers published during the 11-year period 2002-2012. Researchers are selected not only for total citations but also for the number of highly cited papers contributed. When one researcher cites another's work, he/she is acknowledging the relevance of that work to the current study. Fewer than one-half of one percent of all published researchers are included in the listing.
Satya Atluri, a Distinguished Professor in mechanical and aerospace engineering and director of the Center for Aerospace Research and Education, conducts groundbreaking mathematical work, including inventing the so-called "meshless method" that has aided the design of safer materials for aircraft. Throughout his career, his work has encompassed theoretical, applied and computational mechanics of solids and fluids; and structural longevity, failure prevention and health management. Atluri most recently received India's Padma Bhushan award "for distinguished service of high order in the field of engineering and science."
Syed Jafar, an associate professor in electrical engineering and computer science, analyzes the capacity of wireless communication networks. In addition to his earlier work on multiple antenna (MIMO) technology and cognitive radio, Jafar is best known for his seminal work on the idea known as interference alignment, in which he shows how a resource such as bandwidth in a network can be shared among competing users in such a manner that each user gets half of the total bandwidth free from interference from others. Jafar and his first year Ph.D. student Viveck Cadambe were among the youngest researchers ever to win the prestigious IEEE Information Theory Society Paper Award, and interference alignment has since been recognized as one of the "Top Topics" and as a "Fast Moving Research Front" by Sciencewatch in 2011.
Matt Law, an assistant professor of chemistry who holds a joint appointment in chemical engineering and materials science, develops new nanoscale and Earth-abundant materials for producing electricity and chemical fuels from sunlight. Law's current research interests include quantum dot solar cells, the physics of metal sulfide semiconductors, and devices that split water into hydrogen and oxygen.
May 28, 2014
UCI Engineering Postdoc Receives Prestigious Fulbright
Dustin McLarty, a postdoctoral researcher at the Advanced Power and Energy Program, will take what he's learned working on UCI's micro-grid power supply to Italy, on a Fulbright scholarship.
Sponsored by the U.S. government, the Fulbright Program offers highly competitive, merit-based grants for students and young professionals to study, conduct research or exercise their talents abroad. Founded by United States Senator J. William Fulbright in 1946, the Fulbright today is the largest U.S. international exchange program. It currently awards approximately 1,900 grants annually in all fields of study and operates in more than 140 countries. It is designed to increase mutual understanding between the people of the U.S. and people of other countries.
"UCI has one of the most cutting edge micro-grids in the world," says McLarty. "It provides the campus electricity, cooling and heating with close to 99 percent self-generated power, almost none of the energy is coming from Southern California Edison."
A micro-grid is a similar but smaller version of the traditional power grid and consists of power generation, distribution and controls such as voltage regulation and switch gears. Micro-grids integrate renewable sources of energy such as solar, wind power, hydrology, geothermal, waste-to-energy, and combined heat and power systems. They can operate on their own or be connected to the traditional grid, and they have a closer proximity between the power generation and the power user. UCI's micro-grid integrates solar, fuel cell, thermal and natural gas to serve the campus's needs.
McLarty's research has to do with leveling out the intermittencies involved with a grid that relies on renewable sources of energy. "We put all these new energy sources on the grid and they don't behave like our old ones, so we have to come up with a mix of new technologies that can interface, store and deploy the renewables in a way that levels out the power supply."
May 16, 2014
UCI Engineers Make Music with Class Project
Who knew that making music would become essential to the mechanical engineering curriculum?
For six years now, all UCI mechanical engineering seniors have taken a required course that has them designing, building and testing a music box. Not your ordinary jewelry-storing, ballerina-twirling, dresser-adorning music box, but a geometrically shaped, painted, stackable module that, with the drop of a metal ball, plays two seconds of original music. When the boxes are placed on top of one another in a tall tower, they are designed to play as a round. The first year, the assigned song was "Row, Row, Row Your Boat."
Professor Derek Dunn-Rankin came up with the idea. Students in his class often start by deconstructing a thermo-electro-mechanical device, a hair dryer for example, to see how it works. As they move on to the musical box stack project, students are grouped into teams of four or five and assigned a number. Teams receive a set of parts that are sufficient to build a minimally functioning music box – some plywood, dowels, a microprocessor, an amplifier, wires, a switch, a servomotor and a speaker – but they are free to modify or replace any of the parts to improve the box's performance. Although each person in the group is responsible for one element of the device, the students must all work together to create a functioning music box. Typically, there is a structures person, a programmer, one who works on lighting and servos, and someone who creates the sound and mounts components. There is overlap, but everyone has a core responsibility.
Dunn-Rankin chose this challenge for three reasons. First, it's cooperative rather than competitive. "All of the head-to-head design competitions are great for energy and enthusiasm, but they can mistakenly encourage secretive design rather than expansive design, and it is the latter that leads to high performance," says Dunn Rankin, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department chair. "In this class, students are free, even encouraged, to learn best practices from their colleagues and to implement them."
May 15, 2014
Prominent Materials Science Physicist to Join UCI Faculty
Xiaoqing Pan will oversee new $20 million research institute
Xiaoqing Pan, an internationally recognized researcher in the physics of materials, will join the UC Irvine faculty and lead a $20 million initiative to establish a world-class electron microscopy and materials science research facility.
The Irvine Materials Research Institute will help foster discovery of new properties in potentially lifesaving and technologically important materials through characterization - probing the internal structure of a material's atoms. The institute will serve as an interdisciplinary nexus for the study and development of these materials, enabling such advances as better solar cells, sustainable batteries and semiconductors, and treatments for bacterial and viral infections.
The transmission electron microscopes to be set up at the IMRI use beams of electrons instead of light waves to image a specimen with atomic resolution. This method produces a more detailed view at substantially greater magnification than with any optical microscope. UC Irvine researchers will utilize these microscopes to examine biological materials (such as microorganisms and cells), large molecules, medical biopsy samples, metals, minerals, ceramics and the characteristics of various surfaces.
"UC Irvine is making an investment of $20 million to develop cutting-edge capabilities in transmission electron microscopy," said Howard Gillman, provost and executive vice chancellor. "Bringing Professor Pan here to lead this institute is a real triumph for us in the materials science area. The research facility will establish our national prominence in this field and broadly benefit our programs in engineering, physical sciences, biological sciences and medicine."
"The electron microscopy initiative and the IMRI at UC Irvine will provide me with new tools and great opportunities for potential collaborations with the many researchers on campus," said Pan, a physicist. "I am grateful for the chance to help shape the university's future development through a combination of assisting students, developing departments, establishing the institute and moving forward in my own research."
May 2, 2014
Seven Engineering Grad Students Earn NSF Research Fellowships
The National Science Foundation has granted seven UC Irvine engineering graduate students a research fellowship. The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) recognizes and supports outstanding graduate students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines.
"The School of Engineering is thrilled that such dedicated and talented students have chosen UCI for their graduate work - these awards recognize years of consistent and exceptional effort," says Lee Swindlehurst, associate dean for research and graduate studies. "The number of awards the school received this year is a strong indicator of both the quality of our graduate student body and the hard work of our faculty in focused recruiting of top-tier domestic students."
Across campus, 37 students won fellowships this year, putting UCI ninth in the nation and tied for second within the University of California system for the prestigious awards. Here are the Samueli School's 2014 fellowship awardees.
Apr 29, 2014
Anteater Engineers Place Second in 2014 Design/Build/Fly Contest
UC Irvine's engineering students placed second at the 18th annual American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Foundation Design/Build/Fly (DBF) competition in Wichita, Kansas, in April. This is UCI's third straight top-two finish.
"We were confident that we would achieve a great overall result, and the team did not disappoint. Each member of the team put an incredible amount of time and effort into this project. It was truly an amazing experience working with everyone," says Lawrence Ng, a senior aerospace engineering student and UCI's DBF project manager.
A partnership between the AIAA Foundation, Cessna Aircraft Company, and Raytheon Missile Systems, the annual DBF competition provides students an opportunity to design and build a radio-controlled aircraft to perform specific missions. Participants who complete a letter of intent and submit a report on time are invited to bring their plane to a central location for a fly off. Winners are determined by a combination of their report score and their flight mission score.
This year's assignment was a simulation of a backcountry, rough field, bush plane with three missions: ground taxi over a rough field; maximum load; and a timed emergency medical mission (carrying two pretend patients and nurses). The competition was fierce, with 80 universities participating.
Most of UCI's 31-member team drove to Wichita for the competition. UCI's report scored high, and the Anteaters entered the flight portion ranked third. UCI was neck and neck with USC; they had similar flight performances. It ultimately came down to the weight of the plane, and USC's was around 1 pound lighter, giving it the edge to take first place. The score of each mission is divided by the plane's weight when empty.
Mar 31, 2014
97 Senior Projects Displayed at Winter Design Review
Engineering students proudly showed off their senior design projects at the 2014 Winter Design Review in mid-March. More than 500 students were involved in 97 projects.


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Honor Badges are usually pretty easy to get.
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Expert Awards are rare Achievements that reward exceptional performance in a battle and/or during the career of a player.
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And they are! Alice Livingstone has assembled a 'top' cast of feisty females to take a New look at this once controversial – and, unfortunately, still very relevant – play by British playwright Caryl Churchill.
Whichever way you look at it, Mr Mamet's knee-jerk reaction (which premiered in 1992) to a famous 1991 sexual harassment case in the USA is a peculiar choice for an airing today. It's dated, ideologically suspect, inflammatory schtick that, infuriatingly, has a bet each way on whose side you'll take as the events unfold.
Magnificent theatre is the only way to describe the National Theatre of Great Britain's production of War Horse. The story of illiterate farm-boy Albert and his horse Joey, who is sent off to the First World War as a cavalry horse, and Albert's subsequent enlistment to find him, is powerfully evoked by a large ensemble cast and some brilliant life-size horse puppets created by South Africa's Handspring Puppet Company. Within minutes of the play beginning you believe the puppets are real and forget they're being manipulated by three people per horse.
That choreographer and artistic director Rafael Bonachela decided to match his Sydney Dance Company with the Australian Chamber Orchestra as equal star attractions was divine inspiration.
Jean-Philippe Rameau composed a great deal of music for dance theatre and was widely popular throughout Europe towards the end of the Baroque era. Yet when Rameau died, his works were largely forgotten; even today orchestral concerts and classical music radio stations tend to overlook his music.
Squisher and Squasher and the Great Bug Hunt is a school holiday show written and directed by Emma Davis and produced by Emma and Ben Davis.
A beautifully conceived show, it has audience participation every few minutes, simple likeable songs, a happy story and a healthy dose of education as we meet Princess Charlotte who has lost her golden butterfly hair-clip and her friends Squisher and Squasher who work with the audience to find a golden butterfly for her.
When words fail us, we go back to the alphabet for superlatives…and words truly do fail me in describing this astonishing production. So:-
A -Astonishing, I've already used. Awesome, yes indeed, plus arousing, artistic, awesome…how much time do you have?
B ..Beautifully staged and brilliantly realised on all levels. Brave and bonzer also come to mind.
C is Caroline :- charismatic, candescent, comedic, confronting, classy, consummate, cutting edge…..
The production of Cosi by Louis Nowra, presented by Old Nick Company at the Theatre Royal Backspace in Hobart, presented this reviewer with a dilemma. Who, in a large cast of competent actors, stood out for praise? The simple answer, although something of a standard cliché, is that it truly was an ensemble piece, with everyone working well. The most important and obvious point of this cast was that the characters were on display, not the actors.
Upon leaving the Warrandyte High School Theatre after the Diamond Valley Singers and Eltham Orchestras' spirited account of this classic comic opera, I couldn't help but contemplate how much poorer our musical world would be if the works of Gilbert and Sullivan had never existed. They are perfectly compelling beasts – providing, at once, the challenges of the fiendishly difficult 'patter songs' for which they are most famous, and the equally recognisable choruses that provide ensembles with the opportunity for a wonderfully big 'sing'.
2013 seems to be the year of Cinderella. First we had Queensland Ballet's production of it and now Opera Queensland get into the act with a work that is listed as number 29 on the world's most-performed operas.
The gift of Music is a powerful thing. Cohen has that gift not just in his music but in the power of the lyrics that go with it. Stewart D'Arietta, a great musician in his own right, has the gift of interpreting what Cohen has created, and he brings to that art all the power that a master craftsman can give. He's charismatic, gob-smackingly good and, dare I say it, even sexy, his slight frame filling a much larger space and giving an aura of command and authority to the performance.
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Part I, II and III have been shown previously.
Following is the last of the series:
Part IV: American Indian. Nov. 2 through Nov 29, 2014
The exhibit will be open Tue-Sat, 10 am to 4 pm. The fees to view the exhibit will be: $5.00 Adult, $3.00 Student, Children, Members & Military are Free. There are two items for auction. click here for the auction. . Click here to for the poster.
There will be a presentation on November 24th at 7PM about the Legacy of the American Indian Civil rights Law by Brice Obermeyer. The presentation is free to the public and made possible by the Kansas Humanities Council.
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Apple Pan Questions
- ReelMike84 Sep 13, 2008 02:24 PM
I've gone several times and usually order the Hickory Burger. But how are the other sandwiches? I always think about the combination but chicken out and order the usual.
Speaking of the usual, can you get swiss instead of cheddar since it's used in the sandwiches?
Finally, the pie. I've always had the banana and am not a fan of the apple. The pecan is the only one remaining for me to try. Would I regret ordering it?
Yeah, I'm sure you can get any cheese on the sandwiches. If you like Egg Salad, it's pretty good here in that old fashioned kind of way of course.
Pecan Pie is very good, especially with some Danish Vanilla ice cream or 100% real whipped cream to top it all off. You'll need either on there to cut the sweetness and richness of the pecans in there.
re: 1newyorkguy
Thanks for the tip!
The regular burger is one of the best I've ever had. I thought the ham sandwich was a definite disappointment, but the egg salad was good.
I am not a fan of the Pan. I can appreciate the nostalgia factor, the gruff servers, the old-fashioned cups and holders. But in addition to the hassle of parking and lining up for seats, I just don't appreciate paying twice as much as an In'n'Out double-double combo would cost. That being said, I do think their other sandwiches are better than their burgers. Then again, if I want to overpay for sandwiches right there, just go around the corner to Junior's. For a much better sandwich, Bay Cities to the west, Victor Jr.'s to the south, Philly West to the north.
re: ReelMike84
Can't see why not.
the other burger (not hickory, is it just called the steak burger?) is also very good, although I usually go with the hickory. And I second the tuna sandwich. Although usually I go with the hickory burger. And I like the pecan pie too. Although usually I go with the banana cream. Can't go wrong with the the hickory burger and the banana cream pie.
re: la tache burger
What if a hickory burger and banana cream pie cost $35... could you go wrong then? AP's "Quality Forever" does not justify the outrageous cost.
Mr Taster
re: Mr Taster
Is it wrong to spend $1,000 for dinner for two at Urasawa? How many angels can dance on the head of a pin? What does it matter how much or how little you pay for your meal if you enjoy it and you aren't spending the rent money?
re: Servorg
Or $1000/lb for Noka chocolates...
Mr Taster
re: Mr Taster
I love In N Out too, love love love. But sometimes I do pay for sitting there at Apple Pan and enjoying my hickory burger and banana cream pie and chatting with my friend. Yes, I enjoy it and don't find the cost "outrageous". Sometimes we even split the banana cream pie.
re: Mr Taster
My folks first took me there in about 1953 when we used to pick up my dad at 20th Century Fox Studios. I loved the Hickory burger but have to agree that it is priced too high. But when you consider they could have sold out years ago(the property is worth a fortune) they really had to charge more to justify not selling. There are also plenty of "Yuppies" with lots of cash living close by.
re: malibumike
Yes, the yuppies really like to slum it.
I do like the burgers and most of the pies. And the cokes in those paper cones placed snuggly inside those tin canisters.
But yeah, when the burger hits $10 per that will be just too much for me.


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