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The Chapel
Non-Denominational / Independent
135 Fir Hill
Akron, OH 44304
Church size: Mega church
Worship style: Contemporary service and traditional service
What to Expect at The Chapel
The Chapel is a mega church located in Akron, OH. Our church is Non-Denominational / Independent.
Paul Sartarelli, Senior Pastor
David Fletcher, Executive Pastor
Service Times:
Sunday Traditional Worship 9:00am
Sunday Casual/Contemporary/Intimate Worship 9:00am
Sunday Casual/Contemporary Worship 10:40am
Sunday Edgy/Contemporary Worship 6:40am
Service Details
- Formal and informal attire most common
- Contemporary service and traditional service
- Printed worship bulletin
- Communion
- Interpretation for the Deaf
Ministries and Programs
- Children's ministry
- Youth or teen ministry
- Weekly small groups
- Young adult ministry
- Men's/women's ministry
- Singles ministry
- Senior adult ministry
Additional Info About Our Church
Our Mission: The Chapel's long history of representing Jesus Christ with the gospel and good deeds outside its walls is consistent with its values and goals today. Our intent is to be personally, locally-nationally and globally missional.
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Separate forum for RN to BSN/RN to MSN students?
- 0Jan 21, '09 by queenjeanI'm glad to see someone else is interested!
don't mean to be elitist or anything; I just think that RN to BSN students face some different challenges in school than students who are working toward their RN or BSN. I mean, we have an LPN to RN forum; so why not an RN to BSN/MSN one?
- 0Jan 21, '09 by blueheavenSeriously! I am starting back to school after 30 years and I would like to get all the help I can!!!!!!!!!! LOL
- 0Jan 21, '09 by ChristineNI totally think we need one!
- 0Jan 22, '09 by tnbutterfly, BSN, RN AdminThe best thing to do is to post a request in the Admin Help Desk. http://allnurses.com/admin-help-desk/
Your request will be seen and discussed by the Admin Team.
- 0Jan 22, '09 by tnbutterfly, BSN, RN AdminSince the Admin Help Desk is private, you can't see any posts that have been posted except for your own. Only the posting member and the Admin Team can read these.

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A Rowan County teen who was out on $1 million bond has been arrested again on drug charges, authorities say.
Also charged was the suspect's girlfriend, who sheriff's deputies say is more than eight months pregnant.
Brandon Lee Rumple, 19, of Kannapolis, was arrested Wednesday at his father's house after allegedly fleeing from authorities. Also charged in the case was 25-year-old Tasha Nichole Simpson, who deputies said is Rumple's girlfriend.
It is at least the fifth arrest for Rumple since April 2012.
Investigators said they were watching Rumple after getting information that he had been seen in an area of Charlotte known as a distribution point for heroin. Deputies set up surveillance around a residence in the 3200 block of Patterson Road in Rowan County and began following a green Honda they saw leaving the house Wednesday.
Deputies said they determined that Simpson was driving and Rumple was a passenger in the car.
According to deputies, when Simpson and Rumple reached the Enochville area, they apparently became aware that they were being watched by authorities. Deputies said they saw Simpson break several traffic laws and then observed Rumple dump a powdery substance and a plastic bag from the car.
Investigators said the car stopped at a residence on Carter Street in Kannapolis. They said Rumple got out of the car and tossed a bag to his father, Christopher Todd Rumple, who had come out the front door.
Deputies said the father then ran back into the house. According to investigators, Christopher Todd Rumple later told authorities he had flushed the bag down the toilet.
Deputies said they were able to recover some of the powder from Brandon Rumple's face and clothing, and they said they found a torn plastic bag on a street. The bag contained 2 grams of a powder that tested positive for MDMA, a drug also known as ecstasy.
Investigators said they also found 12 grams of black tar heroin hidden in Simpson's crotch area.
Rumple was charged with possession with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver MDMA; resisting delaying and obstructing a public officer; altering and destroying evidence; and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was jailed under $2.5 million bond.
Simpson was charged with two counts of trafficking heroin; possession with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver heroin; fleeing and attempting to elude law enforcement; and possession of drug paraphernalia. She was jailed under $250,000 bond.
The Sheriff's Office said additional charges are pending.
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Sheriff's son in gun theft case jailedStaff Report | February 05,2013The son of a member of the Rutland County Sheriff's Department who was charged last month with stealing his father's gun is behind bars after allegedly returning home Friday night with a handful of heroin.
Jaron Wilk, 24, of Clarendon, pleaded innocent Monday in Rutland criminal court to a felony charge of possession and misdemeanor charge of violating the conditions of his release.
Wilk was on release after pleading innocent Jan. 22 in Rutland criminal court to charges of burglary and grand larceny after allegedly robbing his parents' Clarendon home, stealing cash, checks and a .40-caliber Glock semiautomatic firearm belonging to his father, Frank Wilk Jr., a lieutenant with the Rutland County Sheriff's Department.
Jaron Wilk's conditions of release required him to maintain an evening curfew at his parents' home and to not be arrested again. But, according to an affidavit filed with the court, Friday night, police received an anonymous tip that Wilk was not at home, and when police responded to the residence on East Clarendon Road they followed Wilk as he turned into his driveway.
While police questioned Wilk, they watched him throw a small object, which police recovered from a nearby tree and found to be five bags of heroin wrapped in an elastic band, records state.
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At the first glance you may think that this invoice template looks very different from the other free invoice templates here made by UniformSoft.com, yet it is still created from the general invoice template shipping with our invoicing program - Uniform Invoice Software. All we done was moving the cells, changing the colors, fonts and borders of the cells / fields etc. - nothing special, but you get a very different invoice form. If you know Excel, you can do this too to create your own professional invoices by using our invoice templates as a starting point.
The invoice template has two columns within the print area, a description column and a total column. 'Payment Type' can be chosen from a dropdown list on the bottom of the invoice form. The invoice template support 'change order' - if an item on the invoice form has the word 'change order' within the 'description' field, the grand total of the will become the total of the line with the word 'change order' appears.
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This is another sample of how to modify an existing invoicing template (in this case, a VAT invoice template with 2 VAT rates) to create a new one. The original free invoice template places the 'VAT Rate' and 'VAT Amount' columns outside the print area. While the original form design leaves more spaces for writing item descriptions etc., by moving the VAT Rate and VAT Amount columns into the print area you give your customers / clients more clear figures on how everything is calculated.
On the top of the invoice the form shows your company information and the big word 'INVOICE'. Following it there is a customer section located on the left (usually titled with 'Bill To' in the templates available on Uniform Software - but this type of static text can be changed easily - you can simply type in your own labels to replace the existing one.) At the right hand there are fields for 'VAT REG #', 'Tax Date', 'Invoice Number', 'Purchase Order #', 'Payment Term' and 'Due Date'. On the invoice detail section there are 4 columns inside the print area, i.e. 'Description', 'Price', 'VAT' and 'TOTAL'. Since this invoice template is designed for service business, the 'Quantity' column is fixed to '1' and located outside the print area. Another feature of this invoice template is that it allows you to specify VAT Rate for each item (again, outside the print area). If your items are always at the same vat level, you can fill in the VAT Rate column and lock this column of values.
There are two columns on the invoice body within the print area. The 'Description' column is where you enter the hosting plan the client purchased. The 'Amount' column within the print area is for display purpose only - If the current billing item is not free, this 'Amount' column display the amount as usual, and if he current billing item is free, the column value will the Word 'Free'. You enter the actual 'Amount' value outside the print area, which is located near the right-side of the print area. The invoice template has only 6 lines, but added a payment slip to the bottom of the form. It is now added to InvoicingTemplates.com here.
A freight invoice is also called shipping invoice, freight bill or carrier's invoice, freight bill of lading, and it details the freight charges applicable to a shipment. This freight invoice template is a blank freight invoice form that helps you create freight invoices with easy and quick. It can be used as a trucking invoice template or trucking invoice form.
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Compromised Wisc. Judge Rewrites Stop Order For Union Law… Again
Dane County Circuit Judge Maryann Sumi has gone back to her order to stop Gov. Scott Walker's union bill and rewritten it in an effort to assist unions and Democrats (including her Democratic Operative son) continue to ride the gravy train at the expense of the taxpayers.
Sumi, whose entire family seems to be up to their necks in union business and Democrat Party politics, issued an order to stop Walker's efforts to curb the ability of government unions to demand outsized benefits immediately after the bill passed the Wisconsin state legislature.
The state, however, published the bill on schedule and the legislature began to implement it this week.
In response the compromised judge has amended her original order to warn of "sanctions" against anyone that would implement this bill in the interests of the people of the Badger State.
Naturally Wisconsin Democrats are pleased with this partisan act. Republicans are not as happy.
Sen. Scott Fitzgerald said, "Once again, one Dane County judge is doing everything she can to stand in the way of our efforts to improve the economy and create jobs. The fact that the prosecution didn't even request an amended TRO makes it clear: this is judicial activism at its worst."
"There are 17 branches of the Dane County Circuit Court. To say that any one of them has more authority to make laws in Wisconsin than the elected Legislature is ridiculous," Sen. Fitzgerald said.
Last week we learned that Judge Sumi's son is a union operative and runs a small consulting firm for Democrats in Wisconsin. We also learned that the judge's husband is a big donor to Wisconsin's Democrats.
It is clear that this compromised judge is desperate to help the far left continue its raiding of Wisconsin's treasury.
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Our girl Gwyneth accepted the Ice Bucket Challenge from Martha Stewart, in support of ALS. She challenged ex-husband Chris Martin and friends Cameron Diaz and Stella McCartney
Talk about getting more than you paid for! Fans at West Hollywood's famed nightclub The Roxy were treated to an extra-special guest appearance by A-list superstar Gwyneth Paltrow when they attended singer-songwriter Jason Isbell's show on Monday, April 28.
The Oscar-winning actress, 41, joined Isbell's opening act, Holly Williams, toward the end of her set, taking on the role of backup singer. "She sang really well and with passion and perfectly on key," an onlooker tells Us Weekly, noting that the audience got progressively more into it as she performed. "She got a little cheer from the crowd."
Williams—the granddaughter of legendary country singer Hank Williams Sr., and the daughter of musician Hank Williams Jr.—then took a moment to introduce the Iron Man 3 star, saying, "It's awesome to have Gwyneth onstage with me. [She's] such a talented singer, which you know if you've seen the movie Country Strong." (Paltrow played an alcoholic country music star in the 2010 drama.)
The two proceeded to duet on another song, "Waiting on June," from Williams' 2013 album, The Highway. "As she and Holly closed the set together, the crowd warmed to her and gave her a huge cheer," the eyewitness tells Us of the newly single Goop founder, who looked casual in a printed jumpsuit and a black leather jacket.
Paltrow's vocal chops are fairly well-known by now. Long before she took the stage in Country Strong, she covered the song "Cruisin'" for the 2000 movie Duets. She also has a recurring role on Glee as Holly Holiday, a singing substitute teacher at McKinley High.
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Put Gwyneth Paltrow in the camp of stars aging gracefully.
The 41-year-old said she doesn't want to do "anything to change my face."
"I like the fact that I'm 41, that I've been through everything I've been through. And I like my lines," the actress told the website Pop Sugar.
But, she added, it's also important to "look the best version of yourself as you age."
"You want to age gracefully," she said. "And I think it's beautiful to get older, and to embrace the life that you've lived, but I also think part of that is wanting to look after your skin a little bit more, and just be a little more proactive."
Paltrow, who confesses that she's not much of a product junkie, recently became an ambassador for natural skin care line Restorsea, which she already used because she said it brought "a dewy freshness" to her complexion.
"When they asked me to work with them, I thought it was wonderful because it's a product that I use every day," she told Pop Sugar. "It's a really nice, authentic partnership."
Mostly, the mother of two takes a common sense approach to taking care of herself.
"I make it part of my life to exercise every day and to try to look after myself," Paltrow said. "Unless I have something really specific on screen, I wouldn't do a special diet for a premiere. I try to maintain a healthy, strong body and to look after myself in terms of the food that I'm eating."
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We're only a few days out from the 2014 Oscars — hosted by the one and only Ellen DeGeneres — and we're super excited for what's arguably the biggest award show of the year. Is it just us, or do you totally get chills thinking of the words "red carpet?"
Lucky for us, Ellen understands our agonizing wait, and is willing to give us something in the meantime: A new segment of her show called "Reflecting on Oscar Reflections." Past Oscar winners and current nominees are invited to share their favorite Oscar memories — and what they're planning for this year's awards.
And of course, when we think Hollywood A-Listers, we think Gwyneth Paltrow… and we love her more now that we see how willing she is to make fun of her snobby Oscar winner reputation.
"It's nice to be recognized for your work with an Oscar, but I don't let it define me," Gwyneth said. "When I'm home with my kids, I'm still just Academy Award winner Gwyneth Paltrow."
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We've already established that Gwyneth Paltrow is a Christmas pro, and to provide us with even more proof, her holiday collaboration with Michael Kors just hit GOOP and Michaelkors.com. The duo worked together to reimagine some of Gwynnie's all-time favorite Michael Kors pieces exclusively for her lifestyle site, including classic cashmere sweaters and a wear-everywhere peacoat. A number of items are already sold out — including a delicious cashmere cape that we want to wrap ourselves in for ever and ever — but you can still grab a Gwyneth-approved gift for the chic jet-setter in your life. Be warned, though, the goods don't come cheap: prices in the collection range from $165 to over $2,000.
Watch the two BFFs wrap their Michael Kors x GOOP gifts together whilst roasting chickens, sipping cocktails and singing carols below.
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Gwyneth Paltrow, appearing on Ellen Friday, said she's humiliated by the fallout of her fashion flub on the red carpet of the Iron Man 3 premiere in Hollywood this week, when the sheer side of her Antonio Berardi dress exposed her entire side.
"I kind of had a disaster," the beauty said. "I was doing a show, and I changed there, and I couldn't wear underwear — I don't think I can tell this story on TV …
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"Let's just say everyone went scrambling for a razor," said the 40-year-old Country Strong star, who was named the World's Most Beautiful Woman by People this week. "So I went from being the most beautiful to the most humiliated in one day."
"I think there are questions here and the question to me is …" Ellen said, before Gwyneth chimed in, "Why is your a** hanging out?"
"Oy!" Ellen said. "I really have some questions now … it was just the side of your leg! What is going on?"
"I work a 70s vibe," bragged Gwyneth, who has two kids, Apple and Moses, with her husband, Chris Martin. "You know what I mean?"
Iron Man 3 hits theaters Friday, May 3.
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Gwyneth Paltrow and Beyoncé can now claim to be the most beautiful BFFs in the world.
On Wednesday, People magazine named Paltrow the World's Most Beautiful Woman for 2013, a year after Paltrow's pal Beyoncé held the title.
"I honestly thought someone was playing a joke on me," Paltrow told People about her reaction when she first heard she landed the top spot. "I had to reread the e-mail three times. I was like, 'This can't be true, I've developed dyslexia — I'm not reading this right.' It's a very iconic cover in American culture, so it's just amazing."
For the "Iron Man 3″ actress, her beauty is most evident when she's just being herself.
"Around the house, I'm in jeans and a T-shirt. I don't really wear makeup," Paltrow told the magazine, adding that that's how her two kids, Apple and Moses, are used to seeing her. The star's husband, Coldplay's Chris Martin, even teases her about it.
"If I've gotten fully dressed up, he'll be like, 'Oh, wow! You're Gwyneth Paltrow!' Because he's used to seeing me in like baggy shorts and frizzy hair," she said.
But at 40, Paltrow said her definition of what it means to be beautiful has changed.
"I feel my most beautiful when I am truly myself. Meaning, when I accept exactly where I am in time and space, and I'm not judging myself in any way, and I feel that I have the peace that comes with loving yourself and all of your flaws," she told People. "I see so much now how beauty really does, as cliché as it sounds, emanate from within."
The actress credits the Tracy Anderson Method for helping her "look younger and feel strong," but she's more focused on helping her daughter Apple, 8, build a healthy body image.
"When we're home sometimes, she'll put on mascara. And sometimes I'll let her wear something out to dinner — but just a little dab," Paltrow told People. "Also having a father who adores you the way that he adores her is very good for your body image. The more we can love her and let her be who she is, the more confident she'll feel."
People magazine's Most Beautiful issue, which also includes Kerry Washington, Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Lawrence and Jane Fonda, arrives on newsstands Friday.
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BOSTON ( TheStreet) -- With the U.S. farm belt suffering its worst drought in 60 years, it's inevitable that food companies that rely on corn and grain are going to be hurt, resulting in slimmer profits and higher prices for meats, milk, bread and cereals for consumers.
But that shouldn't scare off investors as buying opportunities will crop up on dips in stocks of some food processers with the fiscal strength and management skills to ride out the drought.
Due to the drought, the yield per acre of corn may hit its lowest level since 1995, the U.S. Department of Agriculture projected last week.And that projected low supply of corn, which is used in livestock and poultry feed, human food and drink, and processed for use in the gasoline additive ethanol, is moving up futures prices and the prices of end products. For example, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Wednesday that the average price of 100% ground beef hit a record high in July, at $3.085 per pound, while prior to June, the average cost had never topped $3. Sharply higher prices in all grades of beef along with pork and chicken are also on the way, as livestock farmers are sending their animals to slaughter much earlier in the year than usual, because they know that feedstock later this year will be scarce and so pricey that it will be hard for them to turn a profit. Some food-processing companies will be able to manage through this challenge by using hedges on raw materials prices to maintain profit margins, and also by passing on costs to customers. But smaller firms are likely to have a tougher time implementing those strategies and will likely suffer. Their prospects for industry players will also change based on other intangibles, such as the length of the drought and the chances that droughts will become a long-term trend brought on by climate change. But opportunistic investors with good timing have the chance to profit. "This sometimes-boring, sometimes-high-risk industry can sometimes be very rewarding," writes Thomson Reuters' Alpha Now analyst John Kozey, in an Aug. 14 research note. "When the drought finally breaks, that's the moment that investors will want to begin viewing food-processing companies as potential investments -- although their timing will be crucial. "If you think this drought has staying power, companies that have signs of compressed margins and other hallmarks of a weak balance sheet or other credit issues should be avoided," he said. Smaller food processors and those most exposed to raw-materials prices are dealing with that prospect now and it is showing up in their share prices. Poultry processor Sanderson Farms's (SAFM) shares are down 23% over the past three months, while Smithfield Foods (SFD), the world's largest pork processor, has seen its shares lose 20% of their value this year. Even some of the larger firms have been hurt by the anticipation of higher raw-materials prices. One of the largest agricultural-commodity companies, Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) has seen its shares slump 19% over the past three months. Beef and chicken giant Tyson Foods' (TSN) stock has tumbled 23% this year. It reported fiscal third-quarter earnings this month that were off 61% versus last year, and the company lowered its revenue estimate for this year by $1 billion to $33 billion, citing weakening demand for some more expensive products as consumers have become price sensitive. But Kozey notes that in the past, slumps in Tyson's stock have represented buying opportunities. "Except during the 2008 financial crisis, every spike upward in the price of corn in the last five years gave investors the opportunity to jump into Tyson's common stock a few months later, and to pay lower prices each time -- and generating healthy gains each time. In each instance, a key ingredient was a recovery in the grain markets." There have also been some worthwhile long-term plays in the packaged-foods industry among its stalwarts, so a dip on price may represent a good buy. Over the past five years, packaged-foods maker Kraft Foods (KFT) has a total return of 44% and cereal industry leader General Mills (GIS) has a 58% return. "The largest food-processing companies, such as Kraft and General Mills, boast the industry's highest operating margins and balance sheets that are (mostly) stronger than those of their peers, (and so) seem to be better positioned to cope with the soaring cost of corn," as their scale and skill in hedging helps smooth out the price bumps and preserve margins, Kozey's report said. Mid-sized firms such as packaged-foods and meats maker Hormel (HRL) and synthesized corn-products maker Ingredion (INGR), both with operating margins a bit lower than their larger peers, have offered competitive returns to the market and the biggest companies, and may be appropriate for active investors willing to take on risk, he said. Hormel's and Ingredion's stocks "have trounced the S&P 500 over the past five years, while Hormel's total return topped even that of industry heavyweight Kraft," Kozey said. Hormel's shares have an average annual return of 13% over five years, versus the S&P 500's 2.2%, while Ingredion's shares have returned 5.7% annually in the period. The reason may be that "both firms have operating margins that are in the high single digits or low double digits, within shouting distance of those boasted by their largest peers," Kozey said. "A little extra margin, it seems, can go a long way in helping to generate returns." A relative stand-alone in its niche in the food processing industry is the nation's biggest dairy products producer Dean Foods (DF). It has so far been little impacted by the prospect of higher feed prices for cows, as second-quarter earnings were strong because its scale has given it the power to pass on higher costs to consumers. Its shares are up 47% this year. 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Quantitative magnetic resonance imaging of pulmonary hypertension: a practical approach to the current state of the art. J Thorac Imaging. 2014 Mar;29(2):68-79
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Volumetric late gadolinium-enhanced myocardial imaging with retrospective inversion time selection. J Magn Reson Imaging. 2013 Nov;38(5):1276-82
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Optimized 3D ultrashort echo time pulmonary MRI. Magn Reson Med. 2013 Nov;70(5):1241-50
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Effectiveness of MR angiography for the primary diagnosis of acute pulmonary embolism: clinical outcomes at 3 months and 1 year. J Magn Reson Imaging. 2013 Oct;38(4):914-25
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Pulmonary perfusion MRI using interleaved variable density sampling and HighlY constrained cartesian reconstruction (HYCR). J Magn Reson Imaging. 2013 Sep;38(3):751-6
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MRI for acute chest pain: current state of the art. J Magn Reson Imaging. 2013 Jun;37(6):1290-300
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4D cardiovascular magnetic resonance velocity mapping of alterations of right heart flow patterns and main pulmonary artery hemodynamics in tetralogy of Fallot. J Cardiovasc Magn Reson. 2012 Feb 7;14:16
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Actors Theatre will stage four Arizona premieres, three by women playwrights, during the 2014-15 season. All shows will be performed at the Helen K. Mason Performing Arts Center at Black Theatre Troupe ending Actors Theatre's nomadic venture at different Valley venues during 2013-14.
"After being nomadic last season, we're excited to do our entire season at Black Theatre Troupe," said Actors Theatre Artistic Director Matthew Wiener. "These four energetic and entertaining shows are going to bring a lot of joy to our audiences. These plays, from four amazing writers, are some of the newest and most powerful writing for theatre today. They are stories that matter."
The season opens with Theresa Rebeck's Seminar, Oct. 24-Nov. 9. This provocative comedy from Pulitzer Prize nominee Rebeck follows four aspiring young novelists who sign up for private writing classes with Leonard, an international literary figure. Under his recklessly brilliant and unorthodox instruction, some thrive and others flounder, allegiances are made and broken, sex is used as a weapon and hearts are unmoored. The wordplay is not the only thing that turns vicious as innocence collides with experience in this biting Broadway comedy.
Annapurna by Sharr White follows from Jan. 16-Feb. 1, 2015. After 20 years apart, Emma tracks Ulysses to a trailer park in the middle of nowhere for a final reckoning. What unfolds is a visceral and profound meditation on love and loss with the simplest of theatrical elements: two people in one room. A breathtaking story about the longevity of love.
Stage Kiss by Sara Ruhl is the third play of the season, March 13-29, and is the third Ruhl play produced by Actors Theatre after Dead Man's Cell Phone and In the Next Room (Or the Vibrator Play). It's a story of art imitating life and life imitating art when two actors with history are thrown together as romantic leads in a forgotten 1930s melodrama. The two quickly lose touch with reality as the story onstage follows them off stage. Stage Kiss captures Ruhl's singular voice and is a charming tale about what happens when lovers share a stage kiss – or when actors share a real one.
The final production is The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion, May XX-17, a dramatic adaptation of her award-winning best-selling memoir which the New York Times called "an indelible portrait of a four-decade-long marriage." In The Year of Magical Thinking, Didion transforms the story of the sudden and unexpected loss of her husband and their only daughter into a stunning and powerful one-woman play.
Season tickets go on sale beginning Aug. 1. Actors Theatre is offering a variety of season-ticket packages ranging from $108-$170. All tickets can be purchased online at www.actorstheatrephx.org.


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Officers conducting traffic stops and responding to 911 calls could begin wearing cameras that record their interactions with civilians as early as this summer.
On Monday, city council gave the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department the go-ahead to start the process to buy enough cameras to equip two divisions. The council would still have to approve a contract for the cameras, which would be funded by $250,000 of drug asset forfeiture money. The request passed unanimously.
The cameras, which can be clipped to glasses, a collar or other parts of an officers uniform, would supplement aging dash cams in police cars and provide video and audio of routine traffic stops, arrests and calls for service involving weapons or suspicious people.
Officers who participated in a pilot program in September say suspects who know theyre being recorded are less likely to be combative.
We have had some instances where officers said some people were a little more uncooperative before the cameras, CMPD Maj. Steve Willis said.
The cameras also could provide critical footage of what happens when police officers use force against a suspect.
Willis said that if the purchases receive final approval, the $250,000 could provide enough cameras to equip about 160 officers, though it wasnt clear Monday if officers would have to share cameras.
Critics of the camera program have contended that footage should be available to the public. Police have said the footage would not be a public record.
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I consider myself fairly left when it comes to environmentalism and far-left when it comes to animal rights-- and she even annoys me at times. I think it's the snobbish arrogance that she frequently displays. It's not always political. On South Park, Stan and Kyle would say, "You know what guys, maybe..." whereas Lisa has said things like, "When will these fools learn that..." -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 27, 2011, 2:51 pm
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I disagree that she is supposed to be annoying. I think the idea, in the beginning at least, was that we were supposed to feel sorry for Lisa for being born into the Simpson family. The thing is, Lisa actually has things pretty good-- especially by today's standard of living. -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 25, 2011, 3:27 pm
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Voltron has aged terribly with its hokey dubbing and extensive editing, but this show and Robotech were the only anime on TV at the time. Thankfully the uncut versions, Beast King GoLion and Armored Fleet Dairugger XV, have both been released to DVD. -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 24, 2011, 11:18 pm
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Goku had literally become more powerful than God at the very start of this show. Where do you go from there? Well, pull more villains out of your ass and say that this one is way more powerful than the last one! The filler was unbearable; fortunately with DVD you can just skip over a lot of that easily. That being said, I enjoyed it up until the "Saiyaman" saga ended. Then Toriyama totally dropped the ball after that. Gohan was built up to be this great hero throughout the entire Z series and then it never happens. Ridiculous gimmicks like Fusion, Super Saian 3, etc. Unbelievable villain Majin Buu, who was really just a weak ripoff of Piccolo Sr, right down to the genie motif. I noticed when they did the reedited "Kai" version recently they left out the Buu Saga. Probably for the best. -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 17, 2011, 11:43 pm
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I'm going to vote "Never boned" for the pre-"Z" Dragonball. It's a classic, was a lot of fun, and never took itself too seriously. Unfortunately most Americans seem to prefer its overhyped, over-powered sequel, "Z" and aren't even familiar with the great show that started it all. -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 17, 2011, 11:31 pm
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FOX is cancelling it. What fools. Didn't they get major flak the last time they tried to axe it? -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 16, 2011, 4:53 pm
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Seth McFarlane hired to "reboot" The Flintstones for 2013. I'm now hoping that 2012 Mayan apocalypse turns out to be real. -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 16, 2011, 4:51 pm
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Is he even relevant anymore? With Bush gone, the MSM has no need for him. Same with former media darling Cindy Sheehan; now that she's an Anti-Obama kook instead of an anti-Bush kook, the media won't touch her. By the way, if you want to see a great parody of Michael Moore, check out David Zucker's "An American Carol". -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 12, 2011, 10:01 pm
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She and some Democrats are pushing for some Hubbard crap to be taught in schools in Illinois. http://www.suntimes.com/news/5277982-418/simpsons-actress-stirs-up-springfield-with-schools-program-linked-to-scientology.html -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 11, 2011, 1:29 pm
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She's signed for her own reality show. While I agree with you guys that people shouldn't project their hatred of political figures onto their minor children, there comes a time when these children grow up and start making their own decisions. Bristol Palin is 20 years old and has chosen the path of reality show star. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/bristol-palin-lands-new-bio-186589 -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 10, 2011, 5:27 pm


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Johannesburg - Plans to repatriate the remains of a 240-year-old Khoisan chief from Sydney, Australia, have been postponed to secure funding.
"We are grateful for the understanding of the National Khoi and San Council that the spiritual repatriation of (David) Stuurman should be postponed to a later date," National Heritage Council (NHC) CEO Sonwabile Mancotywa said in a statement on Friday.
Mancotywa reportedly addressed representatives of the Khoi and San at the South End Museum in Port Elizabeth on Friday to give an update of the project.
The NHC had expected the return of Stuurman's remains in April, when the country celebrates its 20 years of democracy on April 27.
NHC spokesman Danny Goulkan said an agreement was reached by the committee in charge of the process to allow for further fundraising.
The details of the repatriation would be refined and adjusted to fit the available resources, he said.
The committee consists of the National Khoi and San Council, researchers, the department of arts and culture, government entities in heritage and international relations, and is facilitated by the NHC.
Goulkan said the funding required for the project would also be used to build monuments in South Africa and Australia. He said it was agreed that the repatriation could only happen after the May 7 elections.
In March, Goulkan said Stuurman was one of the few known people who successfully escaped more than once from Robben Island.
He said the chief was incarcerated there for his persistent fight against colonialism around 1808 and 1809.
Stuurman died in the General Hospital in Sydney in 1830 after travelling to the continent on a convict ship.
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I can hardly believe it. A year ago, Matt Lockwood and I began the crazy process of recording a weekly audio extravaganza to drop on your ears. And a year later, neither of us have lost interest enough to walk away. If you knew our short attention spans, you'd be amazed. So before I tell you the goodness you can enjoy on this, our anniversary, I would ask that you take a moment to consider WHAT YOU WANT FROM US?! I mean that in a serious way. If there is something you want more of or less of, if there are things that work and things that don't, now is the time to tell us. We want nothing more than to give you what you want.
Now, as far as this week goes. We will talk to you of Prometheus (the movie, not the Greek character). We will ponder the future of James Cameron (in terms of movies, not his personal life). We will explore The Avengers (as a movie, we don't conduct a cavity search). We will discuss Knuckle (the documentary, not the joint). And we will deliver some haikus (as in write poetry, not give birth to poems). So listen up, and meet me on the other side for the trailers that we mention.
On Your Radar: After School Midnighters
Look, I understand that Japanese animation isn't for everyone. But if we can't rally around a movie in which skinless squirrels shoot machine guns at an anatomic representation of a human being, I don't know what we can come together on. Watching the trailer below is the safest way to drop acid.
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Good afternoon, you lovely audio explorers. It's time to use those ears to spellunk something awesome, as this week's podcast sees us dive headfirst into news about The Fast and the Furious (Rihanna style) and The Hobbit (eye-sore style), explore the high-quality art that is the trailer for Strippers vs. Werewolves (raunchy style), examine The 5-Year Engagement (Blunt style), consider the Netflix streaming flick Pete Smalls is Dead (boring style), and finally write some Haikus (senstive poet style). Consider your ears cannibal plants ready to be fed by Seymour...only in this case, you listen more. Meet me below for the trailers we mention!
On Your Radar: Strippers vs Werewolves
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The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
The epic conclusion to the most epic of epics.
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"Out of this world" performances buoy a sub-par script.
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Half of what promises to be an epic conclusion to a fabulous series.
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hey, well ok i gained 1 lb lastnight.. but at least it isnt like 2 or 3lbs.. phew!! well i am back on track today.. ill get in all of my water.. and only eat what i am suppost to eat.. and go on from there!!!!! :) ill let everyone know how i do today later on today.. :)
ARGES! but i weighed myself after i cheated about a half hour or so, and i was only 1lb heavier than i was a couple of hours ago.... so i will see wher ei am tomorrow morning, and i only took one dose of hcg.. so we will see.. i was feeling kinda down, whole bunch of crap with my ex.. (i mean a whole bunch, more than normal...) and then my date cancelled on me tonight cause his car broke down... and hes in whistler.. ARGS! but he said hell call me tonight.. so i went out and had some dinner, and icecream, and a little bit of candy.. but you knw what.. i didnt eat all that much as i ust to eat.. so that is reallly good.. :) that when i go and have my pitty fest.. its not as much as i ust ot have.. lol but still i wasnt even hungry.. i just did it.. and i know what i did.. i knwo it wasnt hunger.. i know it was cause i was feeling lonely and stressed... so lets see how i did tomorrow.. if i gained too much, or just a little bit. (i hope it is only under a lb.. i can deal with that...
ok! i weighed myself this morning.. and i only lost .2lbs.. ill weigh my self again in about 20 minutes.. and see wher ei am then.. but at least i lost and didnt gain!! PHEW! i was wondering how i did most of the night and lastnight and this morning i was worried about goign on the scale and seeing tha ti blew off a couple of days o fmy hard work! glad that i didnt! and today ill go back to working hard on not cheting. and hopefuly ill get a lb or 2 off tonight for tomorrow!!! :)
Well tonight i cheated a little bit.. i went out.. and i had dinner.. i had a white fish dinner with tomatoes and cucumbers and asperagus and spinach.. (all those i can have on this diet, but it had a oil based vinagrette dressing i think.. not creamy at all.. so i think i did pretty good with that.. but i did have half of a dissert.. a pecan pie with a little vanilla icecream.. so i will see how i do tomorrow morning with my weight in.. and i also had a cup of turkey vegy soup today.. and i also had 5 spoonfuls of pea soup too today.. so thats it.. and water of course.. so i hope i didnt screw up too bad.. but i think for me cheating today.. i didnt do too bad cheating... i didnt go all out and had bread or anything which is good...
ok i coundte dback, ad dont knwo if i been on it for 9 days or 10 days.. lol oh well.. to this point i have lost a total of 10lbs of this round.. (Started at 217, now at 207.. woowoo! :) lost 1 lb lastnight! lets hope i can do the same tomorrow morning.. and if i do loose 1 lb by tomorrow ill be down a total of 50lbs total! WHOA!!! feels awesome!! :)


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|EDITORIAL: The Philippine Journal of Science in Philippine Society
Caesar A. Saloma
|Soil Amelioration Potential of Legumes for Mine Tailings
Justine Perry T. Domingo and Carlos Primo C. David
|Distribution of Rhincalanus nasutus Giesbrecht 1888 (Calanoida, Copepoda)
During the Eastern Sulu Sea Coastal Upwelling Season
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Jovito P. Bandong and James A. Litsinger
|Thermal Stress Affects Zooxanthellae Density and Chlorophyll-a
Concentration of the Solitary Mushroom Coral, Heliofungia actiniformis
Senona A. Cesar, Homer Hermes Y. De Dios, Naomi B. Amoin and Danilo T. Dy
|Carbohydrate Uptake in Water Buffalo Cumulus-Oocyte Complexes (COCs) Supplemented With Retinoic Acid During In Vitro Maturation
Lilibeth A. Cajuday , Annabelle A. Herrera, and Danilda H. Duran
|The Impacts of Introduced Freshwater Fishes in
the Philippines (1905-2013): A Review and Recommendations
Rafael D. Guerrero III
|Molecular Screening and Characterization of dsRNA from Wild-type and
Mutant Strains of Rhizoctonia solani Kuhn Isolates
Doreen D. Domingo, Paulina A. Bawingan, Seema Bharathan
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Armi R. Creencia, Bernadette C. Mendoza, Veronica P. Migo and Rosario G. Monsalud
|Isolation, Screening and Characterization of Yeasts with Amyloytic, Lipolytic, and Proteolytic Activities from the Surface of Philippine Bananas (Musa spp.)
Noel H. Tan Gana, Bernadette C. Mendoza, and Rosario G. Monsalud
|Genetic Analysis of Philippine Native Pigs (Sus scrofa L.) Using Microsatellite Loci
Jae Don Oh, Roxan Grace C. Cacho, JaeYoung Choi, JooHee Seo,
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So I usualy play with premades and we are good team, always pushing and ganking, but we have problems with tower destruction. We mostly always need ace to destroy tower.
What item build would be best for sole purpose of tower pushing?
As skills goes, I think heal and ranged attack are priorities over nuke.
We always play on TT.
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You don't need a specific build to push towers. There is a specific mechanic set in place to ease mages - when you attack a tower, the damage you deal is calculated not only on you normal attack, but on your AP as well. So if you're a mage or just have tons of AP, you'll push towers quite well too. You don't need to worry about the precise build - as long as you have damage or AP< you will push towers =)
And if I'd like to backdoor?
I was thinking of Rod of Ages,Boots of Swiftness, Rylais Scepter, Guardian Angel, Banshee Veil and maybe Zhonya if the game is still going or maybe Aegis for aura
That would giw me plenty of survivability, tankyness and AP.
My other friends are: Ashe/Tf, Jax/Ashe, Poppy/Ashe and Veigar/TF.
So I could be semi tank/support
If you want to kill towers fast as Kayle, the thing you need most is attack speed. Her new passive allows you to have the most potential damage on towers (since your AP benefits from AD and vice versa, and AP affects your damage on towers), so all you need is to get some attack speed to go with that.
I've been playing around with Kayle and I've found that buying Guinsoo's Rageblade and using it with her E skill makes nice range tower-nuking.
Like stated before, stacking AP is great for tower damage. Guinsoo's Rageblade will give you both attack damage, ability power, and the item's passive (stacks of attack speed and ability power).
Guinsoo's is good for pushing because it gives you a lot of attack speed. Kayle is also very good at back dooring. Consider getting nashor's as well and simply heal (and possibly ulting yourself) yourself to bring the tower down quickly.
So, Guinsoo Rageblade (for damage and speed), then boots of swiftness (for escaping fast), then nashor for attack speed and CDR for heal and R, then Sheen-->Lichbane for Unique. If the game isn't over, then guardian angel and starks/aegis/shroud depending on situation.
R>W>E>Q skill build
Would that be good?
When attacking structures, 40% of your AP is counted as AD.
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