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According to SearchEngineLand, Expedia recently lost 25% of its "search visibility" on the largest search engine on the Internet. The drop in visibility is likely due to an "unnatural link penalty." The penalty punishes Web sites that pay for links on article sites in an effort to get higher in Google search results. Expedia saw significant declines in keywords such as hotels, airline, tickets, car rentals, and vacation.
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TheStreet Ratings team rates EXPEDIA INC as a Buy with a ratings score of B. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about its recommendation:"We rate EXPEDIA INC (EXPE) a BUY. This is driven by a few notable strengths, which we believe should have a greater impact than any weaknesses, and should give investors a better performance opportunity than most stocks we cover. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its robust revenue growth, attractive valuation levels, expanding profit margins, increase in stock price during the past year and growth in earnings per share. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income." Highlights from the analysis by TheStreet Ratings Team goes as follows:
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However, I'd say putting books in word for word isn't the way to use a learning platform.
Materials should be more specifially tailored to the subject/lessons at hand - and be multimedia rich. More sharp and focussed than whole reams of pure knowledge.


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Cornerback Terence Newman is also considered questionable. Margus Hunt and James Wright are listed as doubtful.
The following players are listed as probable for Sunday: Dre Kirkpatrick, Mike Nugent, Mike Pollak and Shawn Williams.
Meanwhile, Vontaze Burfict (knee) and Margus Hunt (ankle) were the only two players ruled out for the game.
A knee injury has prevented Newman from participating in game action since the Nov. 6 loss to Cleveland.
Included is offensive tackle Andre Smith (ankle), who is doubtful. The questionables are linebacker Rey Maualuga (hamstring), who practiced in full Friday, and cornerback Terence Newman (knee), who has been out all week.
The probables are tight end Jermaine Gresham (thigh), cornerback Leon Hall (concussion), safety Taylor Mays (foot) and offensive lineman Mike Pollak (knee).
Also active are the four players listed as probable to play, including guard Kevin Zeitler (calf), tight end Jermaine Gresham (knee) and cornerbacks Darqueze Dennard (hamstring) and Terence Newman (chest).
Defensive end Robert Geathers (shoulder) is questionable while cornerback Darqueze Dennard (hamstring), tight end Jermaine Gresham (knee), cornerback Terence Newman (chest) and guard Kevin Zeitler (calf) are probable.
Meanwhile, the following players were officially ruled probable: Jayson DiManche (shoulder), Carlos Dunlap (illness), Terence Newman (back), Domata Peko (toe), Mike Pollak (knee) and Andre Smith (knee).
Newman never had more than six tackles in a game in 2013.
In time, those guys will clear out and Dennard will play a bunch, but until then his stats won't be great. We'd pass on Dennard in seasonal leagues and would spend only a late-round pick on him in dynasty/keeper formats. He's only worth a late-round pick in rookie-only drafts, too.
Dennard is 5-foot-11, 199 pounds. The Bengals already have Terence Newman and Leon Hall at cornerback, but Dennard could compete for a starting spot right away, especially with Hall coming off an Achilles injury last season. He will make the Bengals defense and Bengals DST better in 2014.
Dennard was the 2013 Thorpe Award winner as the nation's top defensive back, and he finished his career at Michigan State with 10 interceptions in 40 starts.
Newman is the only player on the list who was on the injury report. He was doubtful due to a knee injury. The other six players are healthy scratches.
Newman came into the week listed as doubtful due to a knee injury. After not practicing Wednesday and Thursday, he was limited Friday.
The availability of Newman was particularly encouraging because he was considered unlikely to play in the Sunday playoff game against visiting San Diego. Their statuses will be clearer when the team releases its injury report later in the day.
Newman is not expected to play against the Chargers, but has not been ruled out.
Newman will be "lucky" to be active for the Sunday playoff opener against the Chargers, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.
Newman was ruled out prior to Sunday. Both Gresham and Eifert will be out, leaving Alex Smith as the presumed starter at tight end.
The team is apparently just being cautious with Burfict, who played Sunday after being listed as probable with the head injury. Newman has missed the last two games with his ailment.
Both could be rested Sunday against Baltimore. The Bengals have already clinched the AFC North championship.
The questionables are linebacker James Harrison and defensive end Carlos Dunlap with concussions and tackle Devon Still (back). Offensive linemen Kevin Zeitler (foot) and Andrew Whitworth (concussion) are also questionable.
Tight end Jermaine Gresham (abdomen) is probable.
That group includes linebackers James Harrison (illness) and Vontaze Burfict (illness/thigh), defensive end Wallace Gilberry (knee), running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis (illness), safety George Iloka (concussion), wide receiver Marvin Jones (shoulder) and guard Kevin Zeitler (foot).
Newman was using crutches after the game, the result of what appeared to be an awkward tackle attempt during LaVon Brazill's third-quarter touchdown reception, in which Brazill evaded six defenders.
The Bengals face the Steelers in Week 15.
The Bengals host Cleveland in Week 11.
Newman has had a history of abdominal injuries, including one in 2008 that knocked him out of six games.
Defensive backs Brandon Ghee (concussion) and Terence Newman (knee) and linebacker James Harrison (illness) are all active and in uniform for the game, after getting through their injuries during practice.
Newman also had six tackles, all solo, in the contest.
Multiple reporters on the scene said Green reached for his left knee after going down but gingerly walked off the field with the medical staff per WKYT-TV. He did not appear to limp or be in pain according to the Bengals' official team website.


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Ok, I know this is an old book. I am late to the party. I was reading this while on the plane, and I'm totally depressed.
(Apologize in advance if my thoughts aren't quite polished. I'm still very fatigued from travel.)
Ethical eating on a mass scale is zero sum. We're doomed.
This is only touched on very briefly in the book, but know all the recommendations to eat fish that are high in Omega-3's because they are good for you? We're told to avoid red meat because they are low in omega-3s and high in omega-6s, right?
Did you know grass fed beef is high in omega 3s? Buffalo meat? Game meat? Animal protein rich in omega-3s comes from an herbivore diet.
Fish get it from eating algae and plankton. Salmon are carnivores who get rich in omega-3s by eating other fish that eat algae and plankton. Ye olde food chain.
Modern cattle are high in omega-6s because they are force fed cornfeed - not their natural diet. Omega-6s comes from grain diets.
I was horrified when I read in the book that farm raised salmon are being engineered to tolerate cornfeed. This means all those benefits to eating salmon for omega-3s will disappear. At least, for farm raised salmon. They will become rich in omega-6s, just like the factory cow.
My heart sank at quite a few turns in the book. There's no point in buying organic milk anymore. Organic milk just means the cow was fed organic cornfeed. Not that the dairy cow ever lived in a pasture and ate grass. They are raised exactly the same way was 'conventional' milk cows. They are still fed cornfeed. It's just organic cornfeed.
The title of the book sums up what I am feeling succinctly. I try to eat mostly fruit and veg, but I am not able to hold the discipline to be 100% vegetarian. I have tried at various times in my life, but I find it to be something I am not able to commit to.
I take a native American approach to eating meat. Native Americans respected the earth and all the creatures who live on her. Buffalo was an important animal for their existance. The buffalo gave them clothing and shelter, in addition to food. They respected the buffalo, and thanked the animal for its life.
I grew up in Colorado, where there is a strong hunter culture. Backyard barbeques with venison and elk from someone's hunt were common. I believe it is honorable for a person to be able to kill the animal themselves, than for it to be an anonymous package in the supermarket.
Factory farming of livestock is disrespectful. Cattle were not meant to be force fed corn. The problems we have with e coli and salmonella, and antibiotic resistant bacteria are directly related to factory style farming. They live in unsanitary conditions, and this makes its way into the food chain. This is not normal. This is why I am absolutely against irradiation. It shouldn't be happening.
I try to buy grass fed beef when I can. I thought I was doing the same with organic chickens, but after reading the book, it seems misleading.
Omnivore's dilemna is right. I'm not sure how to reconcile my desire for ethically raised animals and sustainable farms, and what it really is. I'm not even sure going vegetarian or vegan would even address the underlying broken system in modern American agriculture. Even organicly grown vegetables and fruits doesn't mean it came from a sustainable farm.
I have much to think about.
Yesterday I blogged about being disappointed about my weight and measurements staying static. I've spent so much time carefully plotting and planning my meals and exercise. All my data says I should be losing about a 1/2 per week.
It's a very small margin because I am very near my goal weight. 10lbs left doesn't leave lots of margins for error. I burn 1700-1800 calories a day if I do nothing, and it is easy to overshoot my targets of 1300-1400 calories consumed.
I spent most of yesterday obsessing about it. I'm eating clean. I'm working out. It should be working.
I feel confident that my calorie burns are correct. I use a BodyMedia Fit and a heart rate monitor. I use one and the other to cross check each other. BMF gives me a full day picture. 1700-1800 calories burned per day is correct.
This morning, I've come to the conclusion there is only one possible explanation.
Calories in = Calories out.
I must be underestimating my calories eaten.
If my calorie burn is correct, then my calorie counting must be wrong. Since my margins are so slim, if I calculate a -100 deficit, but I am forgetting to track a tablespoon of honey, then that means my weight/measurements should be holding stable. Which is exactly what is happening.
So I am going to be adding a correction to my daily totals. I'm going to add 10% to what I *think* I am consuming. I'll have to work harder to stay near 1300 calories consumed, or no more than 1500 with the 10% correction.
I get the scale out and weigh everything again. I've been eyeballing it lately. I'll eyeball it, but then use the scale to double check myself.
I don't know that it's technically classified as an 'eating disorder', but my problem with food is portion distortion. I am a chronic sufferer. It is not surprising to me that I may be underestimating my calories.
This morning I woke up in a downer.
I suppose it is inevitable. All my enthusiasm and hyperfocus on my fitness goals is exhausting.
This past week, I haven't seen much in the way of measurement or weight changes. My 1lb loss Spark reported on my feed yesterday, unfortunately, is water weight changes due to monthly cycle being over. You know the one I'm talking about. My measurements are static. No change.
I've been at this a long, long time. Longer than I care to admit. ;) I am long past the point where I would be in tears wondering what I'm doing wrong, why isn't it working, maybe I should just give up.
However, I would be dishonest if I said it wasn't just a little disappointing. Does it mean I will give up and console myself in pizza and cookies? No. I am not that person anymore. Pizza and cookies are not a punishment, nor are they a reward. Truth is, most days I honestly don't want them. And I like it that way.
One thing that is bugging me is dining out. I used to love going out to eat. Now I hate it. The only time I get into trouble with staying within my calories is when we go out to eat. I think I do a good job ordering my meals to be balanced. Then I come home, put my calories in my tracker, and I'm furious.
I know a lot of people say, don't worry about it. It's just one night. All things in moderation.
I totally understand that. But I don't want it. I'm tired of oversized American portions. When I was in Europe and Asia, I could go to a restaurant, have a right sized meal, and correctly balanced calories. 400 calories, tops. Even with a glass of wine and dessert. I actually lost weight every time I've gone to Europe and Asia. I didn't even have to count calories. It was all just nutritious and correctly balanced by default.
In America, no matter how I order, it always comes out wrong. Think the salads are healthy? Wrong. Many of them are worse than a McDonald's quarter pounder. Applebee's Pecan Crusted Chicken Salad is 1350 calories, 17g saturated fat. It's a freaking challenge to even find the healthy salad in an American restaurant.
I'm tired of the "To-go" box. Why should I have to take a to go box? Why can't I just order a right sized meal that I don't need to cut everything in half and put in a box? When I travel, I often don't have a fridge in the hotel for a to go box. Why should any salad have over 1000 calories? Even if you split it in half, it's still 500 freaking calories. Why, why, why?!
I'm sick of it. I'm to the point if we don't go to a fine dining establishment, I don't want to go. I don't mean that in a snobby way. But it seems the only way in America I can get good tasting, appropriately portioned, correctly balanced macronutrient meals is if I go to a 4 or 5 star restaurant.
Applebee's, Chili's, Olive Garden, etc all have a restaurant 'lab' where they design their food to make you want to eat more. They are not designed to be nutritious. They are specially designed cocktails of salt, sugar, and fat to make you eat and eat. I recommend reading the book "The End of Overeating" for more details.
Anyway. So my weight and measurements are both stable. The success I am celebrating at the moment is my cardiovascular health is making improvements. I started consciously making fitness goals on 4/20. Since that time, my resting heart rate has improved by 5%. My recovery heart rate has improved by 9%. I'm feeling great about that.
But static measurements and weight. I'm going to keep with it. I'm eating clean, and getting good exercise.
But I would be lying if I said I wasn't annoyed that my measurements didn't drop the past week. Drop, darn you. Drop!
I've mentioned a few times that my goal was to eat zone diet ratios of 40% carbs/30% fat/30% protein. After looking at my nutrition stats and trying my hardest to juggle things around, I've come to the conclusion that this likely isn't going to be realistic. I won't be able to do it without increasing my meat consumption significantly, and reducing my vegetable/fruit intake. I'm not willing to do that.I'm getting 60-70g protein on normal days, and that should be fine. So I am just going to resume my clean eating, and stick with 60/20/20 ratios.
I also took a page out of spark friend ArchimedesII's advice and got new clothes that I want to fit in. I bought some pants that I can fit in now, but are a little snug and I have to squeeze into. It's a bit risky to buy clothes that I don't fit in yet, but I'm sure I can do it. I bought a bikini that I want to look great in, too.
I'm getting ready for a trip to visit my parents for a week. Usually this leads to weight gain due to gorging myself on mom's food. Mom makes healthy food - I just have a tendency to eat too much. I have a plan.
I won't have access to a gym. I bought a jump rope and some resistance bands.
I later realized that they probably won't let me take the jump rope on the plane. Jump ropes are extremely cheap ($3). I'll just pick one up at Target when I get to CO.
I'm keeping the jump rope, though. I tried it yesterday and totally got my butt kicked. How did I do this as a kid? I stumbled a few times as I tried to remember how to coordinate swinging the rope and jumping! I could only manage 20 jumps in a row, and only about 3 minutes of jumping. I'm not in bad shape - I was shocked by how something so simple could be so challenging! I have the cardio endurance to handle it, that wasn't the problem. Jumping rope uses some muscles that I haven't used in some time, I guess. My calves are feeling the burn this morning - I'm loving it. Some goals to improve!
I also bought some resistance bands. These I can definitely take with me. I'll use them with a resistance band workout in one of my fitness magazines.
I'm also planning on doing some hikes with my best friend and her boyfriend. They have been doing a lot of hiking lately. I hope I can adjust to the high altitude quickly! I've been at low altitude for so long that it takes me a few days to acclimate to the high altitude in CO.
To manage the food situation, I'm going to hit the grocery store when I get there so I can have my standard yogurt and cereal breakfast. No need for me to make big changes there. My daily breakfast is so basic, I can have it anywhere.
I'll just have to be good with remembering to enjoy small portions of mom's food. I just miss it so much, I tend to gorge.
I'll just have to keep a mental image of bikini, bikini, bikini. Pants, pants, pants.
Quick recap.
3 weeks ago, I bought a yogurt maker. I got interested in making yogurt because I eat it every day for breakfast. There was a recipe in a recent issue of Clean Eating magazine for homemade yogurt. I had never heard of such a thing! Given how much yogurt I eat a week, I had to have one.
Here is the yogurt maker. The one I bought is the Eurocuisine YM100 with an auto shut off timer.
You don't to have a yogurt machine. There are a number of different DIY methods. Do a Google search and find a method that works for you. Personally, I find the machine to be convenient and easy. The shut off timer is nice. Last night I timed it so it would shut off an hour before I woke up in the morning. When I woke up, the containers were perfect temperature to put the lids on and store in the fridge.
In 3 weeks, I've made the yogurt three different ways.
1) Whole milk with commercial container yogurt for the starter.
2) Soymilk with freeze dried yogurt culture starter (YoGourmet brand).
3) Spark friend PetuniaPig's recipe using lowfat milk, dry milk powder, and YoGourmet starter. Recipe here: recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-detail.asp?recipe=1297060
Of the three, my favorite is #3. It has great taste, texture, and the dry milk boosts the protein to the levels I like in store bought "Greek" yogurt. All around winner.
The best taste was #1 using whole milk and Chobani as the yogurt starter. I'm not sure the reason why, but it was incredible. It's not just the whole milk. The Chobani was better than a generic store brand starter, too.
The soymilk yogurt tasted good, but the texture was extremely thin. It was much more liquid than the other two milk versions. I'm not sure the reason for that, or how to thicken it. If you aren't trying to make a vegan yogurt, then whey protein might help enhance the texture. Cornstarch might work, but it might also give it a 'starchy' flavor if the cornstarch isn't cooked down somehow. I'm not sure what a vegan solution would be to thicken it?
Overall, the homemade yogurt experiment is a resounding success. I've used it in the following ways:
1) Daily breakfast. My flagship of yogurt, blueberries, cereal, and granola.
2) Cucumber raita.
3) Sour cream substitute for Mexican dishes.
4) Cream replacement in a pasta dish.
5) Cream replacement in a pan steak sauce.
6) Cream replacement in an Indian madras dish.
7) Mayo replacement in salad dressing.
8) Healthy dessert with a touch of honey and fresh raspberries.
Here is an "action" shot of my breakfast:
On average, it is costing me $2.10 per week to make 1 quart of yogurt. $1.85 for the quart of milk, and $0.25 for the yogurt starter. I used to pay $7 for a quart of Chobani per week. In 4 more weeks, I will break even on what I paid for the yogurt maker.


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- Developer: KCEJ
- Publisher: Konami
- Genre: Action Adventure Modern
- Release Date: Nov 17, 2004
- ESRB: Mature
Ending credits secret
At the end of the game the credits will start. You can skip them if desired, but you will miss out on something. After all the credits have passed, the title of the game will appear an a black screen. Once at this part someone that sounds like Ocelot will start talking. He reveals that he is with the CIA and he has triple crossed the Russians. He also reveals some other interesting facts.
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I keep seeing "prebiotics" everywhere, which I find is a very awkward term. Funny to see all of these ideas hitting the market even though science doesn't really understand the relationship or effect of bacteria on humans, hence the human microbiome project.ReplyDelete
I just hope that this first wave of "probiotics" without much scientific basis doesn't jade consumers against future products that will actually be based on some knowledge of how the human microbiome works.ReplyDelete
Great slideshow of advertising meets microbiology! Some of the probiotic ads are funny, indeed!ReplyDelete
The "Attune" products have the funniest advertisements, I think. Here is a sample:
I think that Morgan and Jonathan are spot on about "overselling" probiotics (and the Attune people do that, just as yoghurt folk have been doing for decades). But it is unlikely to hurt a healthy person, and spreads the word that "bacteria" is not synonymous with "pathogen."
I try hard to teach "prokaryotic pride" to my students (though I had better find another motto, so that Norm Pace and Carl Woese don't chastise me.
The "Giant Microbes" stuffed toys are an place to start with kids. For adults, I get a kick out of the "Infectious Awareables" people who sell scarves and ties and such. They have a booth at ASM, and it is always fun to watch a person walk up and ask for a "syphilis scarf" or "anthrax tie."
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter Fifteen (Nelson).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How long does Debra claim it has been since she and Jason last talked in Chapter 13?
(a) Three weeks.
(b) Three months.
(c) Two months.
(d) A month.
2. What is a brownstone?
(a) A geological artifact.
(b) A type of building.
(c) A type of precious stone.
(d) Slang for gravel.
3. What item does Debra return to Jason when they break up?
(a) A necklace.
(b) A bracelet.
(c) A ring.
(d) His class ring.
4. Who interrupts Kyle's conversation at school with Jason the Monday after the Rainbow Youth meeting?
(a) Blake.
(b) Jack.
(c) Nelson.
(d) Debra.
5. What does Kyle suddenly realize about Nelson at the end of Chapter 11?
(a) That he has a crush on Jason.
(b) That he has a crush on Kyle.
(c) That he misses his father.
(d) That he is lonely.
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1. Why does Jason let go of Kyle's hand in the movie theater in Chapter 10?
2. What does Kyle suggest is the only cause of bullying Nelson suffers at the high school?
3. What does Kyle give Nelson in Chapter 3?
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Join the Actors' Rep class for their production of Arthur Miller's
The Crucible
January 8-10 @ 7pm
Matinee January 9 @4pm
General Admission: $8
Capo ASB: $6
Matinee: $6
Buy Tickets HERE
Auditions for the awesomely radical Spring Musical
Back to the 80s
are January 20th and 21st
Make sure to pick up an AUDITION CONTRACT from the Blackbox classroom and bring it with you (with a signature from your parent) to the first day of auditions, along with the following:
-Headshot (doesn't have to be professional, we just want to remember what you look like)
-A prepared 30 second monologue (if you are auditions for a Principle Character--one with lines and stuff)
-A prepared song (16 bars, with sheet music to give to the pianist)
If you have any questions at all, you can email Mrs. Tucker through School Loop. If they questions are related to your songs, please contact Mrs. Girard.
Upcoming Events
Oct. 25th: Build Paint Day. 10am-2pm. Wear your building/painting clothes
Nov. 5-7: Tech rehearsals for Noises Off 3-6pm for cast and crew of Noises Off
Nov 10: Dress Rehearsal for Noises Off 3-10pm
Nov. 11: Build/Paint Day (No School) 10am-2pm
Nov. 12: Final Dress Rehearsal for Noises Off
Nov. 13: Showcase for Noises Off (during the school day)
Nov. 13-15: Noises Off performances 7pm and an additional 2pm matinee on Saturday. Call times for cast and crew: 5pm.
Fall Play Cast List
Noises Off
Cast List
Dotty Otley (Mrs. Clackett)………………………....Paige Vanderwarker
Lloyd Dallas…………………………………….....................Will Conover
Belinda Blair (Flavia)………………………………….….Jasa Davidson
Garry Lejeune (Roger)……………………………………….Matt Kushnir
Frederick Fellowes (Phillip).….……………………..……….Braden Auer
Brook Ashton (Vicki)………………….………………………...Sara Neal
Selsdon Mowbray (Burglar)………………….………Michael Lahaderne
Poppy Norton-Taylor………………………....Andrea van den Boogaard
Tammy Allgood…………………………………………….…Grayce Lee
Congratulations to the cast! Thank you to all who auditioned. You all did a great job and really impressed me! Please don't be a stranger.
Cast, please meet in the Blackbox at lunch on Friday to meet each other and pick up your scripts.
Spring Musical Honored at MACY Awards
This weekend, Capo Performing Arts went to the Orange County High School Musical Theater Awards (known as the MACY Awards—Musical and Arts Commendation for Youth). Here are some awards we walked away with:
Best Male Vocalist—Tristen Ross (Trevor Graydon).
Highest Achievement Trophy—Andrea van den Boogaard (Millie Dillmount)
Highest Achievement Trophy—Tristen Ross (Trevor Graydon). Yes, he got two trophies.
Achievement Trophy—Matt Kushnir (Jimmy Smith)
Achievement Trophy—Ally Gerstley (Dorothy Brown)
Achievement Trophy—Paige Vanderwarker (Miss Flannery)
Achievement Medal—Emily Young (Muzzy Van Hos smere)
Achievement Medal—Melissa Green (Mrs. Meers)
Special Recognition Medal—Braden Auer (Bun Foo)
Special Recognition Medal—Kyle Ray (Ching Ho)
Congratulations guys and girls!!! Great job!
Auditions for Actors' Rep and Advanced Drama Class
On June 4th, after school in the Black Box (room T-124) we will be holding auditions for next year's Actors' Repertory class, as well as Advanced Drama class. In order to audition for Actors' Rep, you should have already taken either Drama 1 and/or Advanced Drama with me. In order to audition for Advanced Drama, you should have Drama experience elsewhere (middle school, community theater, or maybe your family is a supporter of the arts and you've seen a bunch of plays). If you have been in my Drama 1 class previously, you do not need to audition for Advanced Drama (you can automatically add into the class).
Here's what you will need to prepare beforehand:
Advanced Drama: a one minute monologue written for the stage, in a published book. In other words, please do not write your own monologue or perform a monologue written by a buddy. Also, do not perform a monologue from a movie or TV show. We all love Frozen, but doing Elsa's monologue is not a way to prove to me that you belong in an Advanced High School Drama class. :)
Actors' Rep: 2 one minute monologues. See above for rules about where to get them. Make sure that the monologues are contrasting, so that they demonstrate your acting range. For example, choose one from a Shakespeare tragedy, and one from a modern comedy. Or, one from a 1940s Drama, and one from a modern Theatre of the Absurd comedy. Again, demonstrate range.
For both, please make sure that you meet the time limit (a monologue that is not long enough shows that you didn't prepare or that you rushed, and a monologue that is too long shows that you don't care about your director's directions, or the time of your fellow auditioners). Please show up before 3pm, and be prepared to stay until 4:30 (although you will be allowed to leave as soon as you've finished your audition).
I look forward to meeting/working with you all. Please let me know if you have any questions. I promise I don't bite. :)
Mrs. Tucker
Thoroughly Modern Millie
April 23-26 at 7pm
April 26 at 2pm (Matinee) (Only $3 for children under 14)
$15 General Admission
$13 CVHS ASB Card (limit one per student)
$10 Child under 10 years old
Lap Child is free
Buy Advanced Tickets for the Musical!
New to Capo Performing Arts: Buy Advanced Tickets for the Musical Now!!!
Click on the link above to buy advanced tickets, reserve specific seats, use a credit card, print your tickets at home, or have the tickets held at the box office. Of course, you will still be able to buy tickets at the box office on the night of the shows, using cash, check (made out to CVHS Drama) or credit card.
Please be aware that if you are purchasing tickets at the CVHS ASB Card price ($13), you must bring your CVHS ASB card to the door upon arrival to the performance. If you do not have your ID card (with ASB sticker) you will be charged the additional $2 for General Admission. Limit one CVHS ASB Card ticket per student.
No Food or Drink allowed in the Theater.
If you have questions, or issue while trying to purchase tickets, please contact Mrs. Tucker at email@example.com, or through School Loop.
Spring Musical Cast List!!!
Thank you to all who auditioned! We thoroughly enjoyed the process, and we hope you did too. Rehearsals start on Monday February 10th. Meet after school in the Black Box at 3pm.
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Millie Dillmount: Andrea Van den Boogaard
Jimmy Smith: Matthew Kushnir
Dorothy Brown: Allison Gerstley
Trevor Graydon: Tristen Ross
Mrs. Meers: Melissa Green
Muzzy Van Hossmere: Emily Young
Miss Flannery: Paige Vanderwarker
Ching Ho: Kyle Ray
Bun Foo: Braden Auer
Ruth: Jasa Davidson
Gloria: Sara Neal
Alice: Hailee Clover
Rita: Madison Anderson
Ethel Peas and Pearl Lady: McKenna Oldmixon
Lucille: Madison Cole
Cora: Alissa Mimm
Kenneth (the Butler): Alexei Rehorn
Mathilde (the maid) Bessie Kurzeja
The Letch and Ensemble: Michael Monary
Female Ensemble: Desiree Alemansour, Lindsay Gensichen, Victoria Ducote, Sarah Shaler, Maddie Rodriguez
Male Ensemble: Brent Stanfill, Nathanael Robinson, Daniel Monaghan, Michael Lahaderne, Grayson Burke, Brandon Sommer
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Musical Audition Contract
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4/25/14 - Mrs. Tucker
Winter Play: Almost, Maine by John Cariani
Almost, Maine, our winter play, is this weekend! It is completely produced by our 1st period Actors' Rep class. The students chose it, and are in charge of directing it, planning the lighting, props, sound, set design, lobby display, costumes, etc. Come join the fun on January 24th and 25th.
Friday 1/24: Matinee- 4:30pm, Night show- 7:30pm
Saturday 1/25: Matinee- 4:30pm, Night show- 7:30pm
Tickets: $8 w/ASB, $10 General Admission
Seating is limited. Box office opens at 3:30pm and 6:30pm, and doors open at 4pm and 7pm.
Musical Auditions
Interested in auditioning for the first musical in the new theater?! Auditions are coming up and are open to ALL students. We invite everyone (newbies and veteran performers) to audition. We are doing the show "Thoroughly Modern Millie." It's a comedy that takes place in New York City in the 1920s.
Take note of these dates:
Wednesday January 22: Lunch time Info meeting in the Black Box (room T124). Pick up an audition contract, learn about what we (the directors) are looking for when we cast the show, and what the audition process entails. Time: Lunch
Wednesday January 29: Dance Audition Workshop--Come to learn the audition dance. You will be taught the dance so that you can go home and practice it over night. You will also meet the choreographer and be able to ask questions Time: 3-5pm
Thursday January 30 and Friday January 31: Auditions. You will be required to perform a dance audition (taught to you the day before), a song audition (you must bring a copy of 16 bars of a song that is NOT from this show but showcases your singing ability), and an acting audition (if you are auditioning for a lead, you must memorize and prepare a 1 min monologue from a play or musical). You must come to both days of auditions. Come to the lunch meeting on 1/22 to find out more information. If you miss the meeting, you are still allowed to audition, just make sure you talk to someone who did attend, so you have all of the right information. Time: 3-7pm
Field Trip to Segerstrom to see CHICAGO
Join us for the Performing Arts field trip to the Segerstrom Center for the Performing Arts to see the awesome musical, CHICAGO. Here are the details:
When: Tuesday, January 28th 4pm-10:30pm
What: Bus to South Coast Plaza for dinner, see Chicago the musical, possible backstage tour of the Segerstrom theater
Why: Because we enjoy live theater!
How: We will be taking a bus that leaves Capo at 4pm and returns at about 10:30pm. The cost is $32 per person, which includes transportation and the show ticket. Please make checks out to CVHS Drama and give them to Mrs. Tucker in the Black Box, room T-124, or put them in her box. Be sure to pick up a field trip form from her.
Fall Play Cast List Vacancy in Paradise
Vacancy In Paradise
by John Kirkpatrick
Thank you all who auditioned. It was very hard to choose from so many good choices.
- Miss H.
Cast list
Ellen Danby-Catherine (Cassie) Kurzeia
Claire Danby- Melissa Green
Laura- Madison Anderson
Bon Bon- Ally Gerstley
Celeste- Sara Neal
Myrtle- Paige Vanderwarker
Lydia- Larcyn Burnett
Caroline- Andrea van den Boogaard
Dr. Ruth- Noel Schultz
Susie- Madison Breshears
Wally Bigelow- Mathew Kushnir
J. Byron Bennett- Kyle Roy
Boxie- Will Conover
Jonas- Nathanael Robinson
Mitch- Jason Incrong
Extra Guest of the Hotel ( You will be given names during rehearsals)- Grayce Lee, Cameron Doty, Erin Doolin, Chelsea Mendoza, Jasa Davidson, Jorge Euila, Max Abhari, Ara Shamsian, Thomas Alvarez, Braden Aver
Rehearsals start Tuesday, September 24 from 3:00 – 4:30 in the black box (Everyone is called). A tentative rehearsal schedule will be passed out at this first rehearsal. Rehearsal will be every day next week after school from 3-4:30 (Everyone is called except Dr. Ruth, Susie, and Extra Guest.)Cast members are welcome to come to rehearsals that you are not called for.
Fall Play Auditions
Auditions for the fall play are Thursday, September 19th from 3pm-6:30pm in the Black Box Theater. Auditions are open to everyone, whether you've been in a thousand plays, or you've only acted for your parents when you "promised" them that you didn't have any homework to do. Come to the Audition Workshop on Monday after school to get details. In the meantime, here's some info for ya:
Play: Vacancy in Paradise by John Kirkpatrick
Genre: Comedy
Roles: 10 female, 5 male
Preparation: you can bring your own comedic 2 minute monologue from a different play, or come to the workshop to get a monologue from the show.
Auditions: Be prepared by practicing a comedic character (body language, voice, behavior, costume, etc.), slate properly before auditions (announce your name with confidence), do a little research on the play (Google it), don't be late, be polite and have good sportsmanship.
Contract: Pick up an audition contract at the workshop or from Ms. H. (Mrs. Tucker's sub)
Other details: the play is a 7th period class, so make sure that you are able to add it to your schedule (if you are in a sport that practices during 7th period, most likely you won't be able to be in the show). If you want to crew for the show and have already taken Stagecraft or are currently in Stagecraft, you can add the play as a 7th period. Come to the workshop for more crew details.
Still have questions? Come to the workshop on Monday, and/or email Mrs. Tucker via School Loop.
Break a leg!!!!! And we'll see you at Auditions!
Interested in being involved in the fall play next year?
Auditions for Fall Classes
Auditions for Actors' Repertory class will be May 7 starting at 3pm. Please bring 2 one-minute monologues. They should be contrasting, and demonstrate your acting range. For example, one could be a comedy and one a drama. Or one could be Shakespearean and one more modern. Etc. Please also be prepared to answer questions about your previous theater experience. This class is primarily for students who have completed Drama 1 and Advanced Drama, and/or have been in a play/musical at Capo.
Auditions for Advanced Drama will be May 3rd after school (3pm for current students, 4pm for incoming freshmen). This audition is for anyone who has not taken Drama 1, but has previous experience with Drama (either in middle school, community theater, in plays, or maybe you truly feel like you have a talent for it and you have a genuine interest that goes beyond an introductory course. The only way to get into Advanced Drama is to either take Drama 1, or to audition. Auditions for current Capo students will be at 3pm, and auditions for incoming freshmen will begin at 4pm. Please bring a 2 minute monologue that you have prepared by memorizing and thinking about character motivation. I am looking to see that you can comfortably perform while on stage, and that you are not a complete newbie to the stage.
If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Tucker through School Loop or at firstname.lastname@example.com
Stagecraft Application for 2013-2014
Interested in being in the Stagecraft class next year and working backstage in the new theater? Fill out this application below and talk to your guidance counselor. This class fulfills the Fine Arts requirement for Graduation.
Drama Locker
Musical Audition Contract
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Paramount Studios Field Trip
Paramount Studios Field Trip
Interested in going on our 2nd annual field trip to Paramount Studios, Hollywood? Participation is first come first served. Sign up with Mrs. Tucker ASAP by bringing a check and picking up a field trip form. Here is the basic info:
-When: March 20th during the school day (we should be back by 2:30)
-Price: $37 Please write checks to CVHS Drama, or you can pay in cash.
-What: A tour of Paramount Studios' back lot. We will be lead in groups of 10 by a professional tour guide. We will be taken backstage of numerous TV shows and/or movies, and get a general tour of shooting locations for Paramount shows. Last year, for example, we saw locations for Glee, Community, Dr. Phil, Happy Endings, The Hills, etc., etc. We even got to eat at "Breadsticks" and the "Lima Bean" (the restaurant and cafe in Glee). Some of our students were even lucky enough to catch a glimpse of some of the actors.
-Who: Drama Club and Film students.
Guys and Dolls Cast
Guys and Dolls Cast
(In Order of Appearance)
Nicely-Nicely—Matt Schurmer
Benny Southstreet—Matt Kushnir
Rusty Charlie—Michael Keener
Sarah Brown—Emily Young
Arlene Abernathy (formerly Arvide)—Kate Miller
Mission Band Member—Melissa Green
Mission Band Member—Tiffany Hamidjaja
Mission Band Member—Larcyn Burnett
Mission Band Member—Nicole Moon
Harry the Horse—Jon Bareford
Lt. Brannigan—James Parker
Nathan Detroit—John Conover
Crap Shooter—Alexei Rehorn
Crap Shooter—Kyle Ray
Angie the Ox—Ryan Ngyuen
Miss Adelaide—Danielle Fockler
Sky Masterson—Josh Moynihan
Joey Biltmore—Joseph Espiritu
General Matilda Cartwright—Niki Pirbazari
Big Jule—Will Conover
Master of Ceremonies for Hot Box—Madi Anderson
Mimi (Hot Box Dancer)—Ally Gerstley
Allison (Hot Box Dancer)—Paige Vanderwarker
Ferguson (Hot Box Dancer)—Jasa Davidson
Vernon (Hot Box Dancer)—Hailee Clover
Hot Box Dancer—Andrea VandenBoogaard
Hot Box Dancer—Rachel Deitch
Hot Box Dancer—Ally Gelbman
Hot Box Dancer—Heather Armstrong
Hot Box Dancer—Molly Kuciemba
Hot Box Dancer—McKenna Oldmixon
Waitress—Rosie Boyd
Congratulations to everyone who auditioned. You made our job very hard, and we know it's not easy to audition. Thank you!! If you would like to be in the crew, please do! Cast and crew's first day of rehearsal/class will be Monday February 4th. We will meet in B-1 at 3:00pm. See you then!
Winter Play
Our Winter Play will be put on by our 4th period Actors' Rep class. This year, we've selected William Shakespeare's comedy, The Taming of the Shrew.
Christopher Sly –Jorge Nuila
Sly's wife-- Madi Anderson
Katherine Minola – Haley Dyer
Petruchio –Josh Moynihan
Bianca Minola –Alicia Handel
Baptista Minola --–Matt Schurmer
Hortensio –Matt Kushnir
Lucentio –Jonathan Bareford
Tranio –Larcyn Burnett
Gremio –Ally Gerstley
Grumio –Will Conover
Curtis—Rosie Boyd
Nathaniel—Tiffany Hamidjaja
Nicholas—Jasa Davidson
Joseph—Amber Collines
Philip—Rachel Deitch
Peter—Grayce Lee
A Tailor—Danielle Fockler
Haberdasher—Grayce Lee
Biondello –Matt Coblish
Vincentio –James Parker
A Pedant –Paige Vanderwarker
A Widow—Nicole Moon
Servants of Baptista and Lucentio—Rosie, Tiffany, Jasa, Amber, Rachel, Grayce, Danielle
Director: John Conover
Stage Manager: Niki Pirbazari
Fall Play
CVHS Drama Presents:
The Diary of Anne Frank
Nov 8-10 Thursday, Friday,* Saturday at 7pm
$8 w/ASB and $10 General Admission
*Please plan to arrive early on Friday to find parking, as it is the same night as our CIF home football game.
The Diary of Anne Frank-- Cast List
The Diary of Anne Frank
Cast List
Anne Frank……………………….Allison Gerstley
Otto Frank………..…………………James Parker
Mrs. Frank…………………………Melissa Green
Margot Frank……………………….Emily Young
Mrs. Van Daan…………………………Niki Pirbazari
Mr. Van Daan………………………….Will Conover
Peter Van Daan……….…………………Matt Kushnir
Mr. Dussel………………………....…..Michael Keener
Miep Gies*………………………………..Madi Anderson
Nazi Guards………Juan Lara, Rosie Boyd, Abby Kinser
Thank you so much to all of you who came out to audition! You all did a fantastic job and it was a VERY hard decision. If you are interested in crewing the show, make sure to come in on Monday and talk with Mrs. Tucker. Remember to be supportive of everyone who got a role, and demonstrate good sportsmanship. Again, great job by everyone.
Rehearsals start Monday, but are not mandatory for anyone observing the Jewish holiday.
*Miep will also take on the lines of Mr. Krahler
Drama Club Meeting and New T-shirts
New Drama Club t-shirts are here!! They are only $9.00, and are obviously totally awesome (see picture below). Buy yours today with cash or a check made out to CVHS Drama. Pick them up in C-1 anytime, or you can buy one at the first Drama Club Meeting on Thursday 9/20 at lunch in C-1.
New Drama Club Shirts
Drama Board Members 2012-2013
President: Niki Pirbazari
Vice President: John Conover
Treasurer: Ally Gerstley
Secretary: Kara Leonard
Clerk: Grayce Lee
Publicity: Matt Kushnir
Historian: Paige Vanderwarker
Stage Manager: Haley (Christian) Dyer
If you have a question about Thespian points or the Thespian Society, you can email Grayce. Want to help crew backstage or help build sets? Email Haley. Want to help make posters and spread the word about shows, field trips, and other events? Email Matt. You get the point. Any question you have, one of our trusty Board Members can answer it. :)
Fall Play Auditions
For our Fall Play in 2012, we will be doing...
The Diary of Anne Frank
Auditions: Friday, September 14th 3pm-7pm Meet in C-1.
This is a dramatic play with serious subject matter concerning the Holocaust and World War II. It is an autobiographical play, which means that it is based on the diary of a young girl who actually went through these horrific events. If you have never heard of the play or the book, but intend to audition, do a little research. Any amount will help. :) Remember, we are always looking for new blood, so if you've never auditioned before but have always wanted to, we welcome you with open arms. Or, if you've auditioned multiple times but have never been cast, don't be disheartened! Theater is a tough business, but sometimes it's just a matter of finding the right play and character for you! We welcome you (back) with open arms. :)
The cast includes 5 females, 5 males, and 3 extras (Nazi soldiers). Audition pieces will be available the day before auditions in C-1 or on this site for download. This is not always the case, so make sure that you take advantage of the extra time that you have and really connect with the character. Memorization is not required, but if you've had the piece overnight, it doesn't hurt to show that you've memorized it, while also exploring the depth of the character. Also, when you pick up an audition piece, make sure to pick up the Audition Contract and have your parents sign it. Bring this with you to auditions.
If you have any questions about auditions, please see Mrs. Tucker in C-1 before school, during breaks, or after school. You can find her in C-7 during 2nd period. Or, you can always email her through School Loop or at email@example.com
Performance Dates: Wednesday-Friday, November 7-9
Capo Performing Arts New York Trip 2012
WHEN: April 24, 25, 27, 28 7:30pm
WHERE: Capo Mall-- 26301 Via Escolar, Mission Viejo, CA, 92692
WHY: To witness the amazing fun of the spring musical, and bring happiness to you. :)
HOW: With months of preparation, blood, sweat, tears, and smiles
PRICE: $10 w/ASB $12 General Admission
Add DRAMA to your schedule!!!!
Interested in taking Drama next year? Register for one of our 3 levels of Drama classes: Drama 1 (for those with little to no experience), Advanced Drama (an intermediate course), and Actor's Repertory (an advanced level, audition only class).
Also, if you think you might be interested in being involved in the fall play next year (whether in the cast or in the crew), sign up for 7th period Drama Musical Comedy. We'll have auditions in the fall, and you can drop the course accordingly (if you don't get cast and/or you don't want to be in crew).
Ask Mrs. Tucker if you have any questions. Visit her in the Drama room (C-1) or her English room (C-7), or email her at email@example.com
8th grade Advanced Drama auditions
If you are an 8th grader interested in auditioning for Advanced Drama for your freshman year, the auditions will be held on Tuesday May 15th at 4pm in the Drama room (C-1) on the CVHS Campus. You will need to perform a 2 minute monologue that is from a published, well-known play and playwright. You will also need to be willing to answer a few questions about your theater experience. In order to audition you must have some experience with Drama (from Middle School classes or plays, and/or community theater. If you have no experience, but want to be in Drama, you can easily tell your counselor that you would like to be in Drama 1 and she will automatically add you (no adution is necessary for Drama 1).
Please email Mrs. Tucker if you have any questions.
Thank you all for the great turn out and the hard work. We had to make some VERY hard decisions--you guys didn't make it easy on us! If you got a roll, CONGRATULATIONS! If you did not get a roll, PLEASE consider helping us out with the musical any way you can. Come see Mrs. Tucker if you are interested in back stage work. Remember to congratulate and support each other, and trust in your judges' decisions which were for the good of the show. :) Here's to a great spring musical!
Cast: We will see you all for the first day of rehearsal on Monday after school in Mrs. Girard's room from 3-5:30pm.
Ren McCormack--------------Chris Del Padre
Ariel Shaw----------------------Tori Scherer
Reverend Shaw---------------Matt Schurmer
Vi Moore-----------------------Kate Miller
Willard-------------------------John Conover
Jeter----------------------------Jon Bareford
Bickle--------------------------Matt Kushnir
Garvin--------------------------James Parker
Rusty----------------------------Hailee Clover
Wendy Jo----------------------Shay Weinberg
Urleen--------------------------Natalie Farrell
Mindy--------------------------Jasa Davidson
Jessie--------------------------Paige Vanderwarker
Ethel McCormack-----------Larcyn Burnett
Chuck Cranston--------------Josh Moynihan
Lyle-----------------------------Will Conover
Travis--------------------------Jorge Nuila
Coach Dunbar----------------Brandon Levine
Eleanor Dunbar--------------Adrienne Gutierrez
Lulu Warnicker--------------Rosie Boyd
Wes Warnicker--------------Will Conover
Betty Blast-------------------Niki Pirbazari
Principal----------------------Melissa Green
Cop----------------------------Rachel Deitch
Cowboy Bob----------------Matt Kushnir
Adult Townspeople-------Niki Pirbazari, Nicole Moon, Rosie Boyd, Abby Kinser, Mandy Williams, Michael Keener, Tiffany Hamidjaja
Teens-------------------------Rachel Deitch, Ally Gerstley, Amanda Ries, Joselyn Hernandez Macedo, Molly Kuciemba, Valerie Seeler, Bridget Reyes
Movie Night: Footloose
Movie Night: FOOTLOOSE
Join us to watch Footloose (the 1980s version) in the mall. It's Free!! It's a good movie, and it will help you research your character for auditions.
fRIDAY 2/3/12 7pm
Musical Information
Basic Information: Bring the following with you to the audition (Wed., 2/8): Headshot and resume, 2 copies of 16 bars of the song you will sing for your audition, a memorized 1 minute monologue, signed audition contract. If you have ANY questions about any of this, please ask Mrs. Tucker or Mrs. Girard.
Musical Dates:
1. 2/7/12: Dance Workshop (meet in the mall and learn the dance for the audition) 3pm-5pm
2. 2/8/12: Acting/Singing Audition (bring your audition contract, headshot, resume,memorized monologue, and music). 3pm-7pm
3. 2/10/12: Dance Audition and Callback for leads (if you are called back for a lead after Wednesday, you need to pick up your sheet music from Girard before Friday, and be prepared to go head to head with others who are called back.
Results will be posted on Friday night (2/10) on this web-page, and on the external Drama website at http://sites.google.com/site/capodrama/
Rehearsals will begin Feb. 13, and will be everyday after school from 3pm-6pm. Tech Nights are Friday April 20th and Monday April 23 from 3pm-9:30pm. Performance dates are April 24, 25, and 27, 28.
Advanced Drama Winter Play Cast List
It's Not About Food
Advanced Drama Winter Play
Cast List
AMY………………………….Natalie Farrell
JOEY……………………..James Parker
AMY'S MOM…………………….Adrienne Gutierrez
AMY'S DAD………………………Jon Bareford
COACH……………………Chris DelPadre
WRESTLER……………………Matt Coblish
GENERIC TV ACTRESS……………………Gabby Gerstley
CALORIE WOMAN & TV COMMERCIAL WOMAN………………Abby Kinser
YOUNG WAITRESS & DIET MOM…………………..Jasa Davidson
TV COMMERCIAL MAN…………………..Steven McFann
IF GIRL………………….Rachel Deitch
DANCER'S DANCER & EMILY…………………….Madison Breshears
DR. ELLISON & THERAPIST #2……………………….Joselyn Hernandez
YOUNG WOMAN IN MIRROR……………..Paige Vanderwarker
PERSON……………………..Rosie Boyd
LISA………………………..Haley Dyer
ELLIOT…………………..Josh Moynihan
COMPETITION MOM & JAMIE……………..Amber Collins
WRESTLER'S FRIEND…………………..Jorge Nuila
THERAPIST #1 & AMANDA………………..Bridget Browning
TERRI & ANGRY TEEN……………..Grayce Lee
*Smaller roles (such as the Someones or the random Teens) will be decided as we enter rehearsals
Assistant Director…………..Niki Pirbazari
Stage Manager……………John Conover
Backstage Crew…………..Phil Gross
Backstage Crew…………..Tori Scherer
Backstage Crew…………..Shay Weinberg
Backstage Crew…………..Brandon Levine
Backstage Crew…………..Michael Keener
Backstage Crew…………..David Fleischli
Backstage Crew…………..Alica Handel
Backstage Crew…………..Jorge Del Gado
Congratulations to the cast and crew. If you would like to look at your lines over break, ask Mrs. Tucker for a script. J
Thursday Luncheons
Every Thursday in C-1 is a Drama Club Luncheon.
Bring your lunch, come on in, and chill.
Everyone's Welcome!
Hope to see you there.
Club T-shirts are here!
If you would like a Drama Club t-shirt, come pick it up in C-1. They are only $7 (our cheapest ever)!
You can pay in cash, or make a check out to CVHS Drama.
Drama Club: Breaking Legs, and Taking Names!
Fall Play Announcement
Thank you to everyone who auditioned! You all did a great job!
Rehearsals start Monday after school. See you there.
If you didn't get a role in the play, and you want to help with backstage crew, come to the crew meeting on Thursday at lunch in C-1.
Congratulations to the cast!
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
John/Jack Worthing: Josh Moynihan
Algernon Moncrieff: John Conover
Gwendolyn Fairfax: Adrienne Gutierrez
Cecily Cardew: Gabby Gerstley
Lady Bracknell: Niki Pirbazari
Dr. Chausible: Brandon Levine
Miss Prism: Melissa Green
Lane: Steven McFann
Merriman: Chris DelPadre
MACYs Awards Show Info
Congratulations to our MACY Award winners! We walked away with a lot of trophies and medals last weekend (22 in all!!??). Plus, we walked away with trophies for:
-Best Supporting Actress--Sara Hopp
-Best Interpretive Choreography--Cris Stuart
-Orchestra of the Year--Andy Waldukat
-Beyond the Beyond--an award for the awesomeness of the overall performance.
Thank you all so much for your dedication and the passion you put into this show. It is time to close the book on West Side Story, but it will always live on in our memories as our most successful musical yet!
West Side Story
Capistrano Valley Performing Arts Presents:
April 27th-30th 7:30pm
$12.00 or $10 w/Capo ASB
8th Grade Night: Thursday April 28th -- $5 w/ 8th grade ID
Tickets available at the door
Maria: Lena Marandi Tony: Andrew Shubin
Anita: Sara Hopp Riff: Masen Williamson
Bernardo: Bryce Andrews Action: John Conover
Chino: Francis Vu A-Rab: Tyson Williamson
Pepe: Josh Moynihan Deisel: Chris Del Padre
Luis: Matt Schurmer Snowboy: Jonathan Bareford
Indio: Cameron Baxter Baby John: Brian Trippe
Big Deal: Grant Mosley
Rosalia: Gabby Gerstley Anybodys: Natalie Farrell
Consuela: Sam Baker Velma: Shay Weinberg
Francisca: Vannia Rodriguez Graziella: Nicole Tague
Teresita: Niki Pirbazari Minnie: Alyssa Riney
Shark Girl: Joselyn Hernandez Clarice: Sam Crandall
Shark Girl: Tiffany Hamidjaj Jet Girl: Melissa Armstrong
Shark Girl: Leila Esmaeili Jet Girl: Rachel Deitch
Shark Girl: Bridget Reyes Jet Girl: Emily Young
Doc: Ryan Sommer
Schrank: Steven McFann
Krupke: Brandon Levine
Glad Hand: CVHS Staff member
Glad Hand's assistant: Igor Solos
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Parks & Recreation Activities
Senior Moment-um Program
Please RSVP to the Gilford Parks and Recreation Department by the date specified, by calling the office at 527-4722. All RSVP's must go thru the office and not email.!
November 3- Lunch Date at Fratello's Restaurant
Please join us for the start of a tasty new program. We will visit locally owned and operated Fratello's Restaurant in Laconia. Join us there for a delicious lunch date at 11:30 am on Monday, November 3. Please RSVP by Friday 10/31 to the Parks and Recreation office by calling 527-4722. Each participant is responsible for their own lunch cost.
The menu will include:
Starter choice of soup or garden salad
Entrée choice of baked haddock or chicken parmesan
Dessert choice of chocolate cake or ice cream
Beverage choice of coffee, tea or soft drink
*Alcohol Extra
All for the very reasonable price of $19 which includes tax and gratuity!!
November 10- Veteran's Day Holiday (thanks to all who have served)
November 13- GHS Dinner and Show ~ Must RSVP by Nov. 7 (limited space)
Thursday, November 13
Dinner at 5 PM, Show at 6 PM
Gilford High School Cafeteria and Auditorium
Please join us for the Gilford High School Performing Arts presentation of "West Side Story". Dinner, provided and served by the Gilford High School Interact Club, is at 5 pm in the Gilford High School Cafeteria with the show immediately following at a 6 pm show time. RSVP's are mandatory, so please RSVP by Nov. 7th. Space is limited! There is NO COST for this program.
November 17- Breakfast and a Movie
We will meet at the Community Church, Fellowship Hall at 9 am for breakfast and a movie! We will be watching 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles.' A funny Thanksgiving movie starring Steve Martin and John Candy. The movie and coffee are FREE of charge. We will also have breakfast available at $2 per person which includes eggs made to order, bacon and toast. Please make sure to RSVP for breakfast by 11/14.
November 24- 'Apples to Apples' Game Day
Let's try this again! We will meet at the Community Church, Fellowship Hall at 12 noon for an afternoon of game playing. In honor of fall we will be playing the game 'Apples to Apples.' This is a game sure to entertain and humor you. Bring your lunch and join us for an afternoon of fun and laughter. Please RSVP by 11/21.
December 1- Christmas Tree Shop
Anybody care to join us for a trip to the Christmas Tree Shop in Portsmouth for some Christmas shopping? We will meet in the town hall lobby at 8:15 am for an 8:30 am departure. We will spend some time shopping and hit Panera Bread for lunch on the way back. We will plan to be back by 3 pm. Participants are responsible for their own lunch and shopping costs. Please let us know if you are able to drive or need a ride. Please RSVP by 11/24 to guarantee a carpool.
December 8- Breakfast and a Movie
We will meet at the Gilford Community Church, Fellowship Hall at 9 am for coffee and a movie! Come and get in the Christmas Spirit. We will be watching my personal favorite 'Elf.' The movie and coffee are FREE of charge. We will also have breakfast available for anyone interested at $2 per person which includes French toast and fruit. So please join us to watch this new Christmas classic! Please make sure to RSVP if you will be having breakfast.
December 8- Christmas Garlands
Join us at 12 noon at the Gilford Community Church, Fellowship Hall as we get into the Christmas spirit! We will be stringing popcorn and cranberry garlands for the Village Candlelight Stroll. Bring your bagged lunch and we will provide the supplies, music and the Christmas cheer!!
December 15- Senior Holiday Luncheon
Join us at the Gilford Community Church, Fellowship Hall at 12:30 pm for a holiday luncheon. We will supply a ham dinner with the fixings. The fourth grade chorus from GES will be coming over to perform holiday music. There is NO COST for this program but participants must RSVP by Thursday, December 11.
For more information or to RSVP, please call the Parks and Recreation Department at 527-4722


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December 22, 2014
GRAY, Ky (WYMT) - April 15th is a date that is probably in the back of all our minds right now. Tax Day is right around the corner. But one Knox County agency is ready to help you make sense of all those forms.
If you have never filed on your own before and even if you have, there is nothing quite like that pressure of getting your taxes done.
KCEOC Community Action Partnership tax preparer Cheryl Dean said there is always anxiety attached to filing one's taxes.
"Everyone is scared of the IRS. I am scared of the IRS. You want to make sure that everything is accurate," said Dean.
KCEOC Advancement Manager Brandy Crase said that fear might be the reason so many folks are flocking to them for help.
"People work hard to earn their money and you know, we are fortunate enough to have volunteers in our area that are certified to do taxes and so they come in to help people save some of that money that they work so hard for," said Crase.
This tax service, which runs until mid-April, is designed for people who bring in less than $52,000 a year. Organizers tell WYMT the price tag could not be better.
"Completely free. No charges and we do the e-filing so you know folks will get their returns back pretty quickly," said Crase.
Staff advise preparation is key for a smooth appointment.
"Bring Social Security cards for everyone that you are planning to claim on your taxes. Birth dates. Form of ID. They will need to see a picture ID," said Dean.
Their last piece of advise is to stay calm.
"A lot of people are afraid that if a mistake happens, the IRS can come in and just take everything, which is not what happens," said Dean.
KCEOC's services are available weekdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. To schedule your own appointment, call 606-546-3152.
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