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EAST PALESTINE - J. Scott Flynn, 52, of North Pleasant Drive, was pronounced dead at 10:06 p.m. Wednesday at St. Elizabeth Hospital, from injuries sustained in a two-car accident in southern Mahoning County.
Born Dec. 25, 1959, in Beaver Falls, Pa., he was the son of Hannah McDevitt Flynn and the late Raymond F. Flynn.
Mr. Flynn was currently employed with Independence Excavating, and was also associated with Hively Contracting.
In addition to his mother of East Palestine, he leaves a daughter, Shannon Flynn of New Springfield; a brother, Stephen Flynn of East Palestine; and three sisters, Judith Flynn of Cortland, Kathleen Hlavcak of Salem and Barbara Flynn of East Palestine.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the Ferguson Memorial Chapel at New Waterford Cemetery.
Friends will be received from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Oliver-Linsley Funeral Home (www.oliver-linsley.com).


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One City One Hire is an innovative economic development strategy that serves as a catalyst to jump-start the Mayor's pledge to put all unemployed District residents--in every Ward of the city--back to work.
Energy Smart DC
Energy Smart DC is a single resource for all you need to know about energy efficiency and renewable energy programs, products and services in the District of Columbia. The Clean and Affordable Energy Act of 2008 (CAEA) requires the Mayor, through DDOE, to contract with a private entity to conduct sustainable energy programs on behalf of the District of Columbia. The CAEA authorizes the creation of a Sustainable Energy Utility (SEU) and designates the SEU to be the one-stop resource for energy efficiency and renewable energy services for District residents and businesses. The SEU will serve under a performance-based contract with DDOE, with input and recommendations from the SEU Advisory Board, and oversight from the Council of the District of Columbia.
As of January 20, 2009, the Clean and Affordable Energy Act of 2008 requires 10 buildings owned or operated by the District of Columbia to be benchmarked using the Energy Star® Portfolio Manager benchmarking tool. For more information, please view the The Department of General Services (DGS) for benchmarking data. Clean and Affordable Energy Act Quarterly Reports are available here.
Renewable Energy Incentive Program (REIP)
Renewable energy is green energy. It is also quickly becoming affordable energy. As the price of technology drops and the price for traditional fuels fluctuate, renewable energy use is growing across the United States and around the world.
If you switch to renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, geothermal and biomass, you will help reduce dependence on a shrinking supply of fossil fuels. You will also help reduce the greenhouse gases that lead to climate change.
Thank you for your interest in the Renewable Energy Incentive Program (REIP). We encourage you to avail yourself of the resources on our website. Please continue to check as we will soon announce new programs and initiatives aimed to support and promote green technologies in the District.
Quick links:
- District-Area Renewable Energy Contractors and Installers
- Additional Renewable Energy Resources for Residents
- Resources for Multi-Family Building Residents and Managers
- Federal Tax Credits Available for Solar and Energy Efficiency Projects (The District of Columbia does not offer tax incentives at this time.)
- Solar Photovoltaic Consumer Guide
- How Solar Electric Systems Work
- Estimate Your PV System's Output with PV WATTS
- DC Solar United Neighborhoods (Energy Cooperatives in the District)
- How Solar Water Heating Systems Work
District of Columbia Energy Cooperatives
This list is provided as a courtesy to businesses and consumers. DDOE does not endorse these specific businesses, nor require consumers to use them.
For more information, contact the DDOE Energy Administration at 202.535.2600 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com
Energy Efficiency
Energy use in the home is a major expense and has a major impact on the world around us.
Generating energy by traditional means also emits greenhouse gases. When these gases become trapped in the atmosphere, climate change is the result.
By making your home more efficient, you can avoid unneccessary energy use. You will save money and reduce your ecological footprint at the same time.
- Energy Efficiency Resources for Businesses
Resources for Residents:
- Help Weatherizing your Home (Low Income)
- Free Home Energy Audits (Low and Regular Income)
- Do-It-Yourself Home Energy Audits
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The Woman Most Likely To... is a "second chance at love" tale.
When they were in high school, Susan Sinclair and Jon Laker fell in
love. Despite the differences in their social status - he was the scion
of wealth and privilege while she was the daughter of a struggling
farmer - they were convinced that theirs was true love. Then, disaster
struck; Susan got pregnant.
Jon wanted them to get married; he was sure they could make it. Susan,
whose unhappy parents had been forced into marriage by an unplanned
pregnancy, was less sanguine. As her class's "girl most likely to
succeed," she had seen education as the way to escape the confines of
Copper Creek, Michigan. Marrying Jon would have meant giving up her
dreams of college for a risky teenage marriage. So she left town, had
her baby, and worked her way through college. Susan had raised her
daughter Becca as a single parent, although Jon had provided support and
remained involved in Becca's life. She had achieved professional and
financial success, even if her career is currently facing some
unforeseen bumps.
A frantic call from Becca brings her back to Copper Creek and forces her
to face her past and her future.
Becca had fled to her widowed grandmother's home when she faced personal
problems. She discovers that her once staid and repressed grandmother
has changed dramatically. After over thirty-five years of an unhappy
marriage, Lydia Sinclair has discovered fun, men and orgasms. Becca,
convinced that Lydia has lost it, calls her mother. After all, Susan
had always been the family's problem solver and both Lydia and Becca
clearly have problems. Susan immediately comes to the rescue, only to
realize that she too has problems.
Susan discovers that Becca seems to be repeating her and her mother's
pattern. She too faces an unplanned and unwelcome pregnancy. As she
and Jon deal with their daughter's dilemma, they find themselves dealing
with their own relationship and the feelings they have buried for over
twenty years.
As always, Greene creates real characters with realistic problems.
Neither Susan nor Jon has ever gotten over their first love. Neither
has ever been able to establish another relationship. Both have to come
to terms with the fears and feelings that shaped their actions all those
years ago. Greene portrays their growing mutual understanding with a
sure touch.
Lydia and Becca, while theoretically secondary characters, are as fully
developed as the hero and heroine. All three women come to realize that
the past has tremendous power to shape human actions, but also discover
that only by confronting that past can its hold be broken.
The Woman Most Likely To... straddles the boundary between
romance and women's fiction. Yes, it hews to the conventions of
romance, but it also offers a fascinating portrait of relations between
mothers and daughters and between the past and the present. Jennifer
Greene's single title debut does not disappoint. The Woman Most
Likely To... is contemporary romance at its best.
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Introduction to the Cooler Master Storm QuickFire Rapid Keyboard
One of the most important pieces to a complete PC is the keyboard, without it you are pretty much left with a useless box of expensive electrics. And over the years the keyboard has come a long way. No longer is it just a piece of plastic that we pound on to get around on the web or to input text on a text document. It's now a precise piece of hardware that helps us to get the highest number of kills or to input those thousands of numbers in that database.
The newest tech in keyboards is the use of Cherry MX Switches. These new switches usually benefit the end user in whatever their intentions are. Whether it's gaming with speed and precise or general typing with accuracy determine just what set of switches are good for you.
Our test sample today uses the Cherry MX Blue Switches to get its point across. The new item is Cooler Master's first venture into the keyboard market, the QuickFire Rapid. The Blue Switches are known for their low resistance when operating them but also known for its 'clicky' sound they make with each press of a key. To some this sound reminds them of an old IBM keyboard or typewriter.
Cooler Master's take on the QuickFire Rapid
Gamers are now able to have an all-encompassing CM Storm experience. The CM Storm QuickFire Rapid is a high-grade mechanical keyboard that employs the best selection of Cherry MX Switches available. It is positioned as a premium quality keyboard with an attractive value proposition. It features a minimalistic design inspiration that makes it both an affordable step into using mechanical keyboards and worthy of competitive use.


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A new Wisconsin Historical Society website is coming mid-May 2014! See a preview >>
Wade House offers
Hearthside Dinnersin the off-season
Wisconsin's historic sites and museums spend the winter months preparing for their regular 2014 seasons, but two sites do offer a number of a number of off-season special events. The Wade House historic hotel in Greenbush will provide a cozy and tasty respite from the chill of winter during a series off off-season Hearthside Dinners now through April. Guests participate in a special dinner program, living the history of the 1860s as they work together to prepare a meal in the kitchens of the Wade House stagecoach hotel. They then sit down to a enjoy a savory meal of a bygone era.
Meantime, the magnificent Victorian mansion, Villa Louis in Prairie du Chien, will host an Eagle Appreciation Weekend February 21–23. And later the elegant house museum will conduct behind-the-scenes tours of the mansions on a limited, reservation-only basis March 21–22 and again on April 11–12. Villa Louis will next host its final off-season event before the regular season begins with the first in a series of its popular Breakfast in a Victorian Kitchen event on Saturday, April 26.
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Keys & Credits Monday
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SISTER ACT National Tour Comes to Benedum Center, 2/5-10
The national tour of SISTER ACT is coming to the Benedum Center in Pittsburgh, PA from February 5-10, 2013. The performance schedule is Tuesday-Thursday at 7:30 p.m.; Friday at 8:00 p.m.; Saturday at 2:00 and 8:00 p.m.; and Sunday at 1:00 and 6:30 p.m. Tickets for this event are on sale now.
Tickets ($20-$62) are available at the Box Office at Theater Square, 655 Penn Avenue, by visiting www.TrustArts.org, or by calling 412-456-4800. Groups 10+ are available by calling 412-471-6930. Performance schedule, prices and cast are subject to change without notice.
SISTER ACT is part of the PNC Broadway Across America - Pittsburgh series presented by The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Pittsburgh Symphony and Broadway Across America.
Producers Whoopi Goldberg, Stage Entertainment and Troika Entertainment announce casting for the North American Tour of five-time Tony Award nominated musical SISTER ACT.
SISTER ACT starring Ta'Rea Campbell (Book of Mormon, Lion King) as Deloris Van Cartier, Hollis Resnik (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Les Miserables) as Mother Superior, Kingsley Leggs (Sister Act, The Color Purple) as Curtis Jackson, E. Clayton Cornelious (Wonderland, The Scottsboro Boys) as Eddie Souther, Lael Van Keuren (Sister Act) as Mary Robert, Florrie Bagel as Mary Patrick, Diane J. Findlay (42nd Street, Promises, Promises) as Mary Lazarus, Todd A. Horman (Priscilla Queen of the Desert) as Joey, Ernie Pruneda (Sister Act) as Pablo, Charles Barksdale (Fat Camp) as TJ, and Richard Pruitt (42nd Street, White Christmas) as Monsignor O'Hara.
The company will also include Melvin Abston, Brian Calì, Alysha Deslorieux, Karen Elliott, Danny George, Blair Goldberg, Erin Henry, Wendy James, Trisha Jeffrey, Mary Jo McConnell, Ashley Moniz, Michelle Rombola, Jason Simon, Angie Marie Smith, Tricia Tanguy, Kelly E. Waters, and Dashaun Young.
SISTER ACT features an original score with music by multi-Academy, Grammy and Golden Globe Award-winning composer Alan Menken (Little Shop of Horrors, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid and Enchanted), lyrics by Tony and Academy Award-nominee Glenn Slater (The Little Mermaid), and a book by multi-Emmy Award winners Cheri and Bill Steinkellner ("Cheers") with additional book material by Tony and Olivier Award nominee Douglas Carter Beane (Xanadu, The Little Dog Laughed). Directed on Broadway by four-time Tony Award winner Jerry Zaks (Guys and Dolls, A Funny Thing...Forum, Smokey Joe's Café), the production features choreography by Tony and Olivier Award nominee Anthony Van Laast (Mamma Mia, Bombay Dreams) and is based on the Touchstone Pictures motion picture Sister Act written by Joseph Howard.


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Julie and Colin Angus are available either individually or together for keynote addresses. They deliver powerful messages in dealing with change, goal setting, risk management and teamwork as they take you around the world on their adventures.
Please contact team(at)angusadventures.com for additional information and availability.
Julie Angus
Julie is an accomplished adventurer, bestselling author and scientist. She is the first woman to row across the Atlantic Ocean from mainland to mainland and a recipient of the National Geographic Adventurer of the Year award. She has also cycled across continents, rowed thousands of kilometers of coastlines and rivers, and organized a National Geographic expedition that sailed the ancient Phoenician trading routes. Explore Magazine listed her as one of North America's leading adventurers and she is regularly seen on television shows such as Canada AM, CBC Sunday News and Daily Planet. She is an engaging and entertaining speaker who inspires audiences and demonstrates techniques we can all use to reach goals and overcome challenges.
Colin Angus
It's not about being born with special talents; it's about having the right strategy and frame of mind to reach your goals.
Colin Angus is a leading adventurer, bestselling author and Canadian filmmaker. He was awarded National Geographic's Adventurer of the Year award for being the first to circle the world exclusively by human power, and was listed by Outside Magazine as one of the world's top 25 bold visionaries. Angus's success in achieving the seemingly impossible relies on a unique strategy he has developed for increasing human potential. He is the author of four books, and his films have been aired around the world on National Geographic television.
Presentation Topics:
1. Rowboat In A Hurricane: Dealing with Change and Unexpected Setbacks
Imagine surviving a hurricane with nothing more than a rowboat to shelter you. When Julie and Colin set off on a quest to become the first to row across the Atlantic from mainland Europe to mainland North America this was not what they anticipated. But soon they realized that to succeed they'd not only need to deal with adversity and uncertainly, but embrace it and use it as an opportunity to grow and prosper. Julie and Colin share techniques to deal with changing environments including altering our perception, preparing for the unexpected, assessing risks, and improving communication.
2. Office in a Rowboat: Taking Teamwork to the Extreme
Julie and Colin deliver an engaging and entertaining account of the two years they spent circumnavigating the globe by human power, focusing on strategies they used to foster teamwork. It doesn't get more stressful than living, eating, and working within the confines of a rowboat for months on end and this dynamic duo will share their strategies for fostering harmonious and productive dynamics. They dissect the essential components of effective teamwork including conflict resolution, motivation and communication.
3. Rowing Across the Atlantic: Strategies to Reach Your Goals
Rowing across the Atlantic Ocean seemed impossible at times, yet through goal setting, managing risk, perseverance and dealing with the unexpected, including two hurricanes, Julie and Colin crossed 10,000 km of open ocean. By juxtaposing the difficulties they faced to the challenges in our business and personal lives, Colin and Julie offer an insightful and entertaining perspective on how to overcome our fears, learn more about ourselves, and set goals that help us reach our ambitions.
Clients & Testimonials
Colin and Julie Angus speak to a broad range of audiences including fortune 500 companies, government and non-profit organizations and educational institutes. Below is a list of selected clients and testimonials.
Colin and Julie were a HUGE hit! Everyone came out thoroughly amazed and impressed.
- Freestone Capital Management
"Everyone loved your presentation, you are inspiring, courageous, amazing individuals."
- Jennifer Elliott, Capital Regional District
"Thank you for being with us and for delivering your presentation with such enthusiasm, humour, sincerity and spirit."
- Jimmie Spencer, President & CEO, Canada West Ski Areas Association
"We all fell in love with your ordinary/extraordinary spirit, your down-to-earth nature and your calm but humorous delivery."
- Kerri Carlson, President, Every Woman
"Your keynote presentation was amazing!"
- Jean Kay, Conference Chair, CanWrite
"He was fantastic. Our client was super happy."
- Haymatick Event Planners for BC Lung Cancer Association
"The stories were riveting, and I think everybody left feeling they could incorporate new lessons to their own lifestyles."
-Patricia Brandino, Imax Corporation
"You overcame some truly remarkable mental and environmental challenges. I know everyone at our annual marketing conference greatly appreciated your presentation and went away equally as inspired as I did. I was so moved it brought tears to my eyes. Thank you, thank you, thank you!"
- Michelle Burchill, Helly Hansen
"Colin was great! Everyone from the team enjoyed his presentation. We could not believe all his adventures and epics. I would highly recommend his presentation to anyone."
- BCIT Student Association
"Julie and Colin's presentation and involvement in our Charity Golf Tournament was truly inspirational."
- Jackie Bellerose, Wallace & Carey Inc.
"Julie and Colin's story was moving, inspiring and humorous! We loved having Julie speak to us! Everyone came away feeling awed and amazed"
- Roberta Boyle, Programming Director, Woman's Business Network Comox Valley
"We were very pleased with Colin's presentation. His journey was most inspiring… he managed to hold the attention of our group and fully enlightened us all."
- Carma Developers Ltd.
The kids were captivated and I'm sure the goal setting message will remain with them for many years to come. You're both an incredible inspiration to us all!
- Brad Hill, Teacher, Margaret Avenue Senior Public School
"We were happy to have Julie speak at our Annual Conference. Not only was her story exciting for our delegates but she was also able to apply the lessons learned on her journey to the specific challenges that we face in our industry and the process of technology commercialization which made it that much more engaging to listen to."
- Derek Gratz, President & CEO, WestLink Innovation Network
Clients - Companies and Organizations
Thompson Reuters
Rolls Royce
Price Waterhouse Coopers
Helly Hansen
Imax Corporation
National Geographic
Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC)
Canadian Association of Petroleum Production Accounting (CAPPA)
Association of Public Sector information Professionals
Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of BC (APEGBC) – Vancouver, Fort St. John and Victoria branches
Growing Rural Tourism Alberta
British Columbia Medical Association
Communitech Technology Leadership Conference
Ivanhoe Cambridge
Government Finance Officers of Western Canada
Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP (FMC)
City of Surrey
Northgate Chevrolet Buick GMC
Scotia Dealer Advantage
City of Richmond
St. Lawrence Seaways Management
Wallace & Carey Inc.
Freestone Capital Management
Wood Buffalo Safety
Every Woman
Mountain Equipment Co-op
Carma Developers
Associate Veterinary Clinics
Alberta Health Authority
BC Lung Cancer Association
Entrepreneurs' Organization – Vancouver and Winnipeg branches
Canadian Institute of Financial Planners
District of Maple Ridge
Capital Regional District
Calgary Zoo
Canadian Association for Earthquake Engineering
Canada West Ski Areas Association
2010 Legacies Now
Trans Canada Trail
Act Now BC
Association of School Business Officials of Alberta
RBC Wealth Management
Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada
Belleville Sales and Advertising Club
BC Automobile Association
Entrepreneur's Organization
Home Loans Canada
Westlink Innovation Network
Truestar Health
Women's Business Network – Comox Valley
Safe Community Wood Buffalo
Salt Spring Island Conservancy
Youth G.R.E.E.N. Conference
The Mountaineers
Vancouver Maritime Museum
Annual Cardiovascular Conference
Healthy Heart
Active Communities
Alberta Recreation and Parks Association
Rowing Canada
Outdoor Industry Association
School District 71 Support Staff
Clients - Festivals and Exhibitions
Ottawa Outdoor and Adventure Travel Show
Midwest Mountaineering Outdoor Adventure Expo
TEDx Belgium
Adventures in Travel Expo (New York, Washington, Long Beach, Chicago)
University of Toronto Reading Series
London Boat Show
Adventure Travel Film Festival (Lindsay, ON)
North Shore Writers Festival
Vancouver International Film Festival (VIMFF)
Vancouver Boat Show
The eh List Author Series
International Festival of Authors
Words on the Water Writers Festival
International Explorers Festival
Clients - Educational Institutions
Queens University, Kingston, ON
Humber College, Toronto,ON
Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, BC
University of Victoria Alumni, Victoria, BC
Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC
St. Michael's University School, Victoria, BC
Rochester School for the Deaf, Rochester, NY
Rockridge Secondary School, Vancouver, BC
BCIT Student Association, Vancouver, BC
Vancouver Island University, Nanaimo, BC
St. Christopher's School, London, England
Timberline Secondary School, Campbell River, B.C.
Livingstone Elementary School, Vancouver, B.C.
Nightingale Elementary School, Vancouver, B.C.
Carleton Elementary School, Vancouver, B.C.
Highland Secondary School, Comox, B.C.
St. Pius X Catholic School, Toronto, ON
Rockridge Secondary School, Vancouver, B.C.
Summerland Middle School, Summerland, B.C.
KVR Middle School, Penticton, B.C.
McNicoll Park Middle School, Penticton, B.C.
Skaha Lake Middle School, Penticton, B.C.
Trout Creek Elementary School, Summerland, B.C.
Oilfields High School, Black Diamond, AB
Margaret Avenue Senior Public School, Waterloo, ON
Village Park Elementary School, Comox, B.C.
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Atletico Mineiro triumph a reflection of Cuca's genius
BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil -- It may be a mere exercise in futurology, but who could be the next coach of Brazil?
The strong probability is that, whatever happens next year, Luiz Felipe Scolari will step down after the 2014 World Cup. If he leads Brazil to victory, he is likely to quit while he is ahead, just as he did in 2002. Any other result and his position will surely not be tenable.
The word is that the current Under-20 coach, Alexandre Gallo, is being groomed for the top job, but 2014 may be too soon for him. That would not be the case, though, for Tite, the impressively articulate coach of Corinthians, who has led the Sao Paulo giants to Brazilian, Copa Libertadores and Club World Cup titles.
And now, a new contender has emerged: Tite's successor as the Copa Libertadores-winning coach -- Alexi Stival, known simply as Cuca, who on Wednesday night in dramatic fashion guided Atletico Mineiro to their first major title since 1971.
Since then, some truly great players have worn the black and white stripes of the Belo Horizonte club -- I'm writing on a plane on which Reinaldo, a magnificent centre forward from the '70s and '80s, is also traveling. His generation, which also included the wonderful midfielder Toninho Cerezo, came close, but it is Cuca who has finally carried the club over the line. The penalty-shootout win over Olimpia of Paraguay immortalises the coach in Atletico's history.
- Faith guides Mineiro to Libertadores glory
A midfielder in his playing days, Cuca has established himself over the course of his 10-year coaching career as someone who consistently produces attractive, attacking sides, fluid and pleasing to the eye. He has had impressive spells with a number of club sides, most notably Goias, Sao Paulo, Botafogo and Cruzeiro.
But, rather like Atletico Mineiro in recent years, he acquired a reputation for being a nearly man. When the serious silverware was being handed out, Cuca did not appear in the photograph.
Some attributed this to his own personality. Cuca has a kind of Don Quixote quality. He is a romantic with an air of melancholy, the attacking coach of the sorrowful countenance.
But he was looking far happier in the postmatch news conference, though he was clearly emotionally drained by the experience. And he was soon sopping wet. He was interrupted in mid-answer when a group of his players sneaked into the room and doused him with water. After a brief pause to dry off, he started speaking again, only to be showered with champagne. He carried on until a third invasion soaked him once more with water, and he rushed off to gain revenge on his unruly bunch of players.
It was the affectionate exuberance of victory. As they enjoyed their hijinks, the players were telling the press that they could no longer describe Cuca as the permanently unlucky man of Brazilian football.
Clearly, Atletico have been lucky to have had him as coach. When he took over some two years ago, the club were battling relegation. He steadied the ship, rebuilt the side, and a year later they came in second in the Brazilian championship -- a prelude to landing the continental title. Along the way, Ronaldinho has recaptured some of the joy that once made him the best, and certainly the most watchable, player in the world game. He is not the force he was at his 2004-05 peak, but under Cuca he has recaptured some of his former glory.
And centre forward Jo has reminded everyone why he was once such an exciting prospect. After an interesting start with Corinthians, and in Russia with CSKA Moscow, Jo went off the rails for a while. During his time in England (with Manchester City and Everton) and back in Brazil with Internacional, he gave the impression that football had ceased to be the priority in his life. When Atletico teamed him up with Ronaldinho, most people feared the worst. It was thought that the pair would attract more headlines for their off-the-field adventures than for anything they did on the pitch.
However, Cuca has gotten the best out of them. Ronaldinho gets most of the headlines -- especially as he has now joined a select band of players who have won both the Champions League and the Copa Libertadores -- but Jo was clearly the more effective of the two in the final. He made a strong case for being considered man of the match in Wednesday's decisive second leg, and he finished the Libertadores as the tournament's top scorer.
Cuca's capacity to work well with such wayward talent would certainly be an asset if the Brazil job were to come his way. And now that he's proved he's not a jinx, that possibility can no longer be dismissed.


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This suite of six online, interactive, and research-proven training simulations are designed to educate our faculty, staff, and students about best practices in supporting (1) students who struggle with psychological distress including depression and suicidal ideation, (2) LGBTQ students who are struggling due to harassment or exclusion, and (3) student veterans who are facing challenges in adjusting to college life.
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Student Health Services has been awarded a CDC grant to help fund a campus wide campaign that provides FREE Hepatitis B testing and vaccinations to eligible adults who meet one of the following criteria:
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Learn how to reach your health goals and get motivated to make lifestyle changes.
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The VFC program is a federally funded program that provides vaccines at no cost to children who might not otherwise be vaccinated because of inability to pay.
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The New York Times raves about Masha Gessen's new book WORDS WILL BREAK CEMENT: THE PASSION OF PUSSY RIOT
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Recently reviewed films now playing in metro area theaters.· American Violet (PG-13) A fact-based story of a single mother from rural Texas who was unjustly charged with drug crimes in 2000 and with some help from the ACLU, sued the local DA for racial profiling. Well intended, the movie suffers from made-for-TV mediocrity. 2 stars - Michael Clark · 17 Again (PG-13) Heartthrob Zac Efron proved there's life after "High School Musical" in this weak comedy fantasy retread. Efron and Matthew Perry play young and old versions of the same guy trying to repair a crumbling marriage and righting the course of two teens. 2 stars - MC · State of Play (PG-13) As much a commentary on the current condition of the newspaper industry as a political thriller, director Kevin MacDonald's slick but earthy drama delivers a huge plot gaffe in the third act but is saved by crack performances from its all-star cast. 3 stars - MC · Fast & Furious (PG-13) Predictably cleaning-up at the box-office opening weekend, this fourth installment of the action franchise is surprisingly low on muscle cars, but high on half-naked women and the kind of insipid acting that would make a daytime soap star cringe. 1 star - MC · Hannah Montana: The Movie (G) Pop sensation Miley Cyrus, aka Hannah Montana, produces a live-action venture as thin and unimaginative as you might expect. But it's exactly what her teenybopper/bubblegum fan-base wants. 2 stars - MC · Monsters vs. Aliens (PG) Long on eye-popping visuals but short on anything resembling an engaging plot, this animated 3-D sci-fi comedy is all flash with no substance. Fans of cheesy '50s B movies will appreciate the obscure references and the kiddies will be entranced, if only momentarily. 2 stars - MC · Moscow, Belgium (NR) For 90 minutes, this winsome art house romantic dramedy hits on all cylinders only to have the wheels fall off with the final payoff. A 40-something housewife whose husband has just left her and her children becomes the object of desire of a trucker 10 years her junior. 2 stars - MC · Observe and Report (R) The officially overexposed Seth Rogen breaks bad as a psychotic mall cop obsessed with stuck up girls, guns and his own easily-bruised ego. Filmmaker Jody Hill tries to mix pitch-black comedy with traditional romantic devices, which results in an atmospheric train wreck. 2 stars - MC
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|Director of UNH Wildcat Productions
Jared Fieldsend, a native of Somersworth (N.H.) who earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Sport Management and a Master of Business Administration degree from Thomas College (Waterville, ME) in May 2010, joined the media relations staff in August 2010. Fieldsend is responsible for the production and management of all video content posted to UNHWildcats.com, Facebook, and YouTube.
Fieldsend also oversees UNH Wildcat Productions, the athletic department's video and television entity that produces Inside Wildcat Country, video streaming, video features, video replay and manages relationships with local and national television providers.
Fieldsend originally interned at Thomas in the sport information office during the 2007-08 academic year where his primary duties consisted of writing/producing media guides and press releases, as well as assisting with statistics in numerous sports and maintaining the athletics web site.


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Giving It All Away For Adventure
We are into the last month of the GeoStash contest for the 2005/2006 season, and we're ready to start another new and exciting year of the contest. The staff here at 4 WHEEL DRIVE & SPORT UTILITY cannot believe it has been a year since the start of the monthly contest.
At the writing of this issue, the August '06 issue has not hit the newsstands yet. As always, keep an eye on 4WD&SU's website for an update on the marker.
MISSING - the July '06 marker! I was hoping I wouldn't ever have to write this, but it seems the stainless marker has vanished from its hiding place without a trace. This revelation is truly surprising. I received a call from Steve Johnson of Great Falls, Montana, in which he detailed his search of the location indicated by the coordinates and related his unsuccesful attempt to find the marker. The very next day, I sent my contact in the area (the person who planted the marker) out to see if the marker was still in its resting spot. Apparently, it has indeed vanished. My contact told me there was one very fresh set of tracks to the missing marker's coordinates, and that was it.
I know I am going to take some flak for this, but this one and only time I am going to give the marker to a person I feel was honestly at the location of the missing marker, Steve Johnson. Being the good detective I am, I had my contact verify the pattern of tire tracks when he went out. From here on out though, the marker must be redeemed to win any prizes, or the prize will go to a 4x4 club of my choosing for a club raffle, as stated in the rules.
Please read the detailed instructions and rules below regarding the GeoStash contest. Remember that it is very important you check our website (www.4wdandsportutility.com) to see if the current GeoStash marker has been found.
November '05 Page 74. 116 52.569W - Speaker hole, upper righthand corner of page.Page 86. 34 18.253N - Under "Toyota 8-inch," below "Available gearsets."
December '05 Page 84. 37 00.013N - Located on the spray can, upper righthand corner.113 17.917W - This coordinate was listed on GeoStash webpage.
January '06Page 6. 096 44.406W - Located in the cover photo, Table of Contents.Page 66. 39 24.052N - Bottom of page, in the black border.
February '06Page 46. 076 04.210W - Upper right of the page, corner photo.Page 60. 40 54.415N - Lower righthand photo, lower portion of the hood.
March '06 Page 14. 34 06.172N - Located after the contact info for Currie Enterprises.Page 86. 106 49.198W - Located in the photography credit, top of page.
April '06 Page 62. 33 41.801N - Located under "Recovery."Page 70. 086 53.511W - Located on tire, middle photo.
May '06Page 67. 116 32.971W - Under transfer case.Page 73. 34 15.468N - Second photo down, lefthand column.
June '06 Page 42. 41 56.79N - Upper righthand corner of page.Page 94. 84 58.59W - Bottom left of Ultra Wheel photo.
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For business owners seeking opportunities with statewide transportation contracts, the Region 10 Small Business Resource Center hosts an Introduction to Contracting with CDOT seminar Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1-3 p.m., at the Region 10 Enterprise Center at 300 North Cascade. The workshop will be followed by one-on-one mini consulting sessions, 3-5 p.m. Participants will get an inside look at how the Colorado Department of Transportation operates, what they buy, how to find and pursue contract opportunities, and how to compete in the bidding and proposal processes. To reserve space for this free Introduction to Contracting with CDOT seminar, call Claudette at 970/249-2436 ext. 201.
"Negotiating the ins and outs of CDOT contracting is much easier with appropriate training," Fandel said. "By attending this workshop, you can learn strategies that will give your CDOT submittals a far greater chance of success."
The nonprofit Region 10 League for Economic Assistance and Planning was formed in 1972 and serves six-counties (Montrose, Delta, Gunnison, Ouray, Hinsdale and San Miguel), operates an Enterprise center (300 North Cascade) administers the Enterprise Zone Business and Contribution tax credit programs, oversees the Area Agency on Aging (AAA) and Community Living Services, coordinates Regional Transportation planning, and offers a loan program for small business. To learn more call 970-249-2436 or visit the web site at www.region10.net.
CASA Dodgeball Fundraiser (With Visit From Mrs. International, Nov. 1-2)
MONTROSE – Court Appointed Special Advocate volunteer Amy Gregorio, from Lake County, Ill., comes to Montrose next month to raise awareness about child abuse and neglect through the CASA organization, for which she serves as a national ambassador. Gregorio became passionate about her platform during her time covering crimes against children as a news reporter.
"My new title offers me enormous potential to reach so many more people about the importance of child abuse prevention and to enlist the support of others in the CASA program," Gregorio said. A former award-winning television journalist, Gregorio has interviewed four U.S. presidents, has two Emmy nominations, and was voted "Best Reporter" by the Associated Press, with stories appearing nationally on CBS, CNN and FOX.
Gregorio comes to the Western Slope for a dodgeball fundraiser for CASA of the 7th Judicial District that takes place Friday, Nov. 1-Saturday, Nov. 2.
The CASA 2013 Dodgeball Tournament hosts adult, middle school, and high school competitions on Saturday, Nov. 2, at Centennial Middle School in Montrose. Vendor booths are available the day of the tournament ($25 for nonprofits, $50 for businesses). To register teams, visit www.MontroseRec.com. For information on the event and CASA's child advocacy efforts, visit www.casa7jd.org, email email@example.com, or call (970) 249-0337. For information about the National CASA Association, visit www.casaforchildren.org.
CASA stands for the basic human rights of a child, serving abused and neglected children who have been removed from their homes and find themselves in the courts or child welfare systems through no fault of their own. CASA accomplishes this mission by helping to break the cycle of child abuse and neglect, and advocating for safe, permanent, nurturing homes for children, utilizing highly trained and dedicated volunteers. CASA's vision is to provide a volunteer for every abused and neglected child.
CASA programs include the Supervised Exchange & Parenting Time Program (providing safe, neutral environments for families in turmoil), and the Fostering Futures Program (for adolescents transitioning out of foster care as they are surrendered to the world).
CASA, accredited by the National CASA Association and members of CASA in Colorado, began serving Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Montrose, Ouray, and San Miguel counties, comprising the 7th Judicial District, in 2000.
CASA operates out of three county offices in Montrose (970) 249-0337, Delta (970) 874-7730, and Gunnison (970) 765-6198. To learn more about the CASA program, please contact the office nearest you, email email@example.com, or visit www.CASA7jd.org.
RIDGWAY – Top of the Pines has launched a raffle as part of its fundraising campaign to raise money for completion of improvements to its spectacular site on County Road 5 near Ridgway. Tickets are available for purchase up until the time of the drawing, which will be held Saturday, Dec. 7, at 8:30 p.m. at the Sherbino Theater in Ridgway, following an evening of live music starting at 6 p.m.
Raffle tickets are offered for the following valuable prizes:
• A five-day stay in Acapulco, worth $3,750 at the Fairmont Heritage Place, Acapulco Diamante; 3 bedroom fully equipped luxury home with private plunge pool on Diamante Beach;
• Two nights in Santa Fe, valued at $900; Fairmont Heritage Place, El Corazon de Santa Fe; 2 bedroom fully equipped luxury residence that sleeps four;
• Four 50-pound boxes of all natural grass fed local beef from local Ridgway ranch, valued at $300 each.
Raffle tickets are available for a suggested donation of $10 each or three for $25, and can be purchased at the following locations: Ouray Mountain Sports and Wildflower Boutique in Ouray; and Alpine Bank, Chipeta Sun Lodge and Spa, Cimarron Coffee Shop and Bookstore, Ice Cream Shop, Lupitas, and Ridgway Pharmacy in Ridgway.
Completion of the 175-acre Top of the Pines facility will include a modernized pavilion, hiking trails, campsites with fire pits, yurts, and a warming hut for winter visitors, resulting in a unique recreation and environmental education center for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages.
"This stunning rustic property can be the crown jewel of our region," said Paula James, secretary of the TOP Board. "It's incredibly beautiful, and with a completed pavilion, we can have a community resource that preserves the site, provides year-round trails for hiking and snow recreation, a remarkable meeting and learning center, and outdoor experiences for all."
But, she added, "Rehabilitating the old Girl Scout camp and realizing this vision will require major funding. We're seeking foundation money, but the grantors, while impressed with the site, ask that we demonstrate local support. That means raising money here at home from donations, large and small."
SILVERTON – The Silverton School District has been awarded LEED Gold status for its recently completed Comprehensive Rehabilitation Project of the historic 1911 school and gym. Silverton School is the first historic project in a select group of only 239 K-12 educational facilities in the world that have achieved LEED Gold for schools certification.
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is an internationally recognized rating system for the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of so-called "green" buildings. The rating recognizes owners and builders for finding and implementing ways to be environmentally responsible and resource efficient. The Silverton School Project, completed in 2012, was designed with sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection, and indoor environmental quality in mind.
"From the onset, the students, staff, and community mandated that the Rehabilitation Project create a healthy environment that is conducive to learning while saving energy, resources, and money", said Jim Ketter of KPMC, LLC, the sustainability consultant on the project. "LEED Gold certification demonstrates that the Project clearly achieved that goal, which will result in numerous benefits for many years to come." The project achieved 62 out of 110 available points for its certification.
The Silverton School, the only K-12 educational facility in San Juan County, has been in continuous operation since 1875. The current school building dates back to 1911 and is an historical icon and a contributing structure within the Silverton National Historic Landmark District. The gym, built in 1937, was a WPA Project. The loss of the coal fired heating system in November 2008 prompted the development of comprehensive Facility Master Plan to address the significant deficiencies in the aging facilities. The resulting Rehabilitation Project provided a holistic approach towards improvements to the facilities including health and safety, historic, Green School, and academics.
"With funding from the Colorado Department of Education BEST program, History Colorado, Department of Local Affairs and the taxpayers of San Juan County, we are able to preserve this remarkable building for another 100 years in an environmentally responsible manner," said Silverton School Superintendent Kim White.
The benefits of the LEED related improvements are far reaching. With added insulation and "Low E" glass throughout the building, for example, the District will enjoy enhanced energy efficiency and reduced utility bills. Water usage in the School building is estimated to be reduced by 34 percent and by over 51 percent for landscaping. LEED also recognizes the refurbishing and reuse of historic buildings, which included existing built-in wood cabinets, wood flooring, and antique steam radiators. During renovation, over 83 percent of the construction and demolition debris was recycled. Materials and products used were selected based on recycled content, regional production, renewability, and low emission.
"Silverton School's LEED certification demonstrates tremendous green building leadership," said Rick Fedrizzi, President, CEO and Founding Chair, U.S. Green Building Council. "The urgency of USGBC's mission has challenged the industry to move faster and reach further than ever before, and this historic school project serves as a prime example with just how much we can accomplish."


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Graduates will be prepared and eligible to take any nationally recognized certification examination, including the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB).
As of January 9, 2009, Michigan law allows only a licensed person to practice massage therapy. More information is available online.
This program is part of the Baker College Smart Degree Option.
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A driver flipped his car over railroad tracks on the South Side, then fled the scene and left his passenger behind, San Antonio police said.
Investigators believe the driver missed the turnaround under Loop 410 and Commercial, and instead went straight off the road.
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New RF Fringe Benefit Rates
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As you know, the Research Foundation is required to monitor Fringe Benefit rates closely so that the rates are in line with the actual costs and so that any necessary changes are both small and timely. With medical inflation rates currently running at about 15% per year, the RF needs to its employee fringe benefit rates. Therefore, effective 7/1/2005, the RF will be forced to increase its FB rates for Full–time and Part–time A employees by one percentage point to 34.5%. The FB–rate for Part–time B employees will rise from 9% to 10% as of the same date. Unfortunately, we expect that medical costs will continue to rise by at least the current rate for the foreseeable future. The RF Board of Directors, therefore, has resolved to increase the FB–rate for Full– and Part–time A employees again on 1/1/2006 by an additional half a percent to 35%. Please consider these inflation rates when planning future grants activities. Of course, just as in the past, if health care market conditions improve, the RF will revise its rates downwards and pass the savings on to you.
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Serves twelve.
To get a jump start on this recipe, you can season the brisket up to 1 day ahead.
In a small bowl, combine the paprika, 1 Tbs. salt, and 1 Tbs. pepper. Rub the mixture all over the brisket. Let rest at room temperature for two hours or cover and refrigerate overnight (bring the meat to room temperature before cooking).
Position a rack in the center of the oven and heat the oven to 350°F.
Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add the onions and garlic and cook, stirring occasionally, until very soft and pale gold, 15 to 20 minutes. Transfer the onions to a large heavy-duty roasting pan and spread them in an even layer. Set the brisket fat side up on the onions (it's okay if the pieces overlap), cover tightly with heavy-duty foil (or a double layer of regular foil), and braise in the oven for 1 hour. As the brisket cooks, it will give off quite a bit of liquid.
Pour the tomato purée and wine around the brisket and add the thyme sprigs. Cover and continue to braise the meat for 2-1/2 hours.
Add the carrots and mushrooms and continue to braise, covered, until the meat is fork-tender, about 1 hour more.
Transfer the meat to a cutting board and trim the fat. If using a whole brisket or a point half, separate the two layers of meat and trim the fat. With a slotted spoon, move the vegetables to a serving bowl.
Skim the excess fat from the pan juices, strain 2 cups of the juices, and bring to a boil in a small saucepan over medium-high heat. Boil until reduced to about 1 cup; the sauce should be rich and flavorful. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Slice as much brisket across the grain as you need for the meal and serve with the vegetables and reduced sauce. Wrap the leftover brisket, vegetables, and juices separately. Leftovers will keep in the fridge for 3 to 4 days, or in the freezer for up to 2 months.
Serve with potato pancakes or mashed potatoes, and offer hot mustard, horseradish, and applesauce at the table.
Use the leftovers for Brisket and Root Vegetable Salad, Brisket and Bean Chili, or Rigatoni with Brisket Ragù
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by Kohola,
1/12/2013Absolutely delicious! A day's worth of work but worth it.
by celticprincess,
2/10/2011My whole family, including a fussy two year old, enjoyed this recipe. It was my first time cooking a brisket and I will definitely do it again. I also wasn't sure about the tomato puree, so I used a small can of tomato paste and then added water to equal the total volume required. I made chili with the leftovers, which was fantastic as well. Very easy to prepare
by Ayslynn,
2/28/2010Too much work for nothing spectacular. It was OK. Recipe is easy just long. I will stick to the short Ribs, they are more flavorful.
by wrightpm,
10/24/2009Followed the recipe as written. Straightforward ingredients, not hard to assemble and results were delish. Definitely will make this again.
by atriola702,
by Ed from Novi,
7/5/2009This was delicious! We used a 6 1/2 pound brisket and it was done perfectly. Easy to make, too. I wasn't sure what "tomato puree" was so I used stewed tomatoes. I'm glad my wife suggested we buy a foil roasting pan because we didn't have anything big enough. Lots of liquid! We have a ton of leftovers that we intend to bring to lunch to make our co-workers jealous. Thank you Ms. Goldstein!
by gabbyv50,
4/19/2009We had this for Easter and it was a huge hit. I followed the recipe exactly except for the mushrooms. I used button and mini bellas - all I could find in the market. The recipe was easy to follow and easy to put together. The best part was I wasn't tied to the stove for any great lenght of time. I didn't seem to have any problems with the liquid. There was plenty to keep it moist and to freeze for later use. I also froze the leftovers and will be making the Ragu within the next week or so. I did serve this with horseradish on the side - I think it adds a nice kick to the beef. I believe I have found my Easter meal tradition. Thanks so much.
by svenska,
3/27/2009This recipe turned out very well. I've made brisket before and have tried different recipes but this will be my new go-to recipe. It isn't too complicated. I did use white mushrooms instead of the brown ones just because I wanted to use them up instead of buying something new at the store. I had a 5# brisket but I didn't really need to alter the recipe too much. I like a lot of sauce so I kept the sauce amounts the same as posted. We had the brisket for one meal, left overs for lunch, sandwiches with some nice fresh horseradish and I am hoping to make the penne recipe over the weekend. We still have brisket left that I will be freezing for a heat and eat meal later in the month. You do need to watch the liquids as they cook. I mixed the wine and puree together and I checked every 45 minutes or so and kept adding more liquid as needed. I did it this way so I wouldn't have any boil-over in the oven. You could certainly make this a day or two ahead and reheat only the amounts you need. I hope you enjoy the recipe as much as our family did.
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Capital Stage to Present Sacramento Premiere of THE NORTH PLAN, 1/23-2/24
Capital Stage continues its 2012-13 "Season of Power Plays" with the Sacramento premiere of Jason Wells' THE NORTH PLAN, a dizzying dark comedy that asks: What would ordinary Americans do if the U.S. government fell into tyranny? THE NORTH PLAN runs from January 23 through February 24th with a press opening on January 26th.
Performances for THE NORTH PLAN will begin with three previews on Wednesday, January 23 at 7pm and Thursday & Friday January 24 & 25 at 8pm. The production will open on Saturday, January 26 at 8pm. Performances continue for five-weeks through February 24. Showtimes will be Wednesdays at 7pm, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, and Sundays at 2pm.
General tickets range from $22-$32. Discount tickets are available as follows: Preview Tickets are $18; Student Rush Tickets are half-priced; Senior Sunday Matinee Tickets are $26; and Group Rates are available for parties of 12 or more. Tickets are currently available at the Capital Stage Box Office, by phone at 916-995-5464 or online at www.capstage.org.
The unchecked growth of America's security/surveillance/detention complex is taken to its worst possible conclusion, in this hilarious dark comedy. In the not too distant future, the U.S. government is torn asunder by a military coup and the flag-waving goons behind it begin rounding up anyone who might be a threat to the regime. The only hope for the country is Carlton, a State Department employee and Tanya, the most unlikely political thriller heroine you've ever encountered.
Jason Wells's first play, MEN OF TORTUGA, had a critically-acclaimed debut at Steppenwolf Theatre's First Look Repertory of New Work, went on to a successful run at the Asolo Repertory Theatre in Sarasota, and returned to Chicago for a production at Profiles Theatre. It has also received productions at Apollinaire Theatre Company in Massachusetts; Furious Theatre Company in Pasadena; Purple HeArt Theatre in Dublin, Ireland; and Street Corner Arts in Austin. Jason's second play, PERFECT MENDACITY, was a commission from Manhattan Theatre Club and the Sloan Foundation. Like MEN OF TORTUGA it debuted at Steppenwolf and went on to its official world premiere at the Asolo. In 2010, it was a finalist for the American Theatre Critics Association's Steinberg/New Play Award, and won the ATCA M. Elizabeth Osborn Award. THE NORTH PLAN debuted at Steppenwolf's First Look in 2010, and had its official world premiere at Portland Center Stage in Portland, Oregon in 2011.
Jason is also an actor with numerous TV, film, and stage credits.
Capital Stage co-founder and associate artist, Peter Mohrmann (IN THE NEXT ROOM OR THE VIBRATOR PLAY, OR,) directs this Sacramento premiere which features Katie Rubin as the incarcerated Tanya Shepke (IN THE NEXT ROOM OR THE VIBRATOR PLAY, HUNTER GATHERERS), Cassidy Brown as Carlton Berg (HUNTER GATHERERS), Harry Harris as local law enforcement Chief Swenson (DIRTY STORY, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE), Andrew Perez as Bob Lee (ENRON), Alexandra Barthel as Shonda Cox and making his Capital Stage debut, popular Bay Area actor William Elsman as Department of Homeland Security heavy Dale Pittman. The design team includes JoNathan Williams (scenic), Rebecca Redmmond (costumes), and Les Solomon (lighting).
Previews January 23-25, 2013 $18 tickets
Opening Night: Saturday, January 26, 2013, 8pm, $38 tickets
Continues: Wednesdays-Sundays through February 24, 2013.
Performance Times & Prices:
Wednesdays 7pm $22 tickets
Thursdays & Fridays 8pm / Sundays 2pm $28 tickets
Saturdays 8pm $32 tickets
plus: Saturday, November 24 2pm $22
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Update: According to PSE&G, at around 3 p.m. a subsation issue in Sewaren causes about 40,000 customers to be without power again in Edison, Scotch Plains, Rahway and surrounding areas.
Some Scotch Plains residents are still in the dark as it hits the two week mark since Sandy made her way through the tri-state area. The rest of Scotch Plains and Fanwood residents suffered at least 10 days without power in their homes.
As of Monday at 3 p.m. PSE&G reports 278 outages, 19 of those outages are due to Sandy and the remaining 259 were caused by the nor'easter.
If you are still without power, please let us know in the comments section.
While Fanwoodians suffered long days without power, they were also provided with more frequent and detailed updates than Scotch Plains residents. At least, that's how most Scotch Plains residents felt during Sandy's aftermath.
Scotch Plains residents voiced on Twitter, Facebook and the comments section of Patch that they were thankful of PSE&G's efforts and that they were lucky not to be worse off. But most expressed an immense amount of frustration about the lack of information from the township or misinformation from PSE&G.
The Township of Scotch Plains did provide information for residents, but the information from Fanwood was more specific as to what issues PSE&G was facing.
In an article on NJ.com, the following information was included on Scotch Plains Mayor, Mary DePaola, under the label "Falling Short."
Mary DePaola, Scotch Plains mayor, said she is very unhappy with how her borough performed.
"How do you contact 23,000 residents when there is no power, no TV, no telephone, no e-mail and let them know what's going on?" she asked.
It's a question Scotch Plains failed to answer before Sandy. The borough, DePaola said, didn't have in place reverse-911 calls or a way to get those calls to residents' cell phones. That will be fixed, she said.
Last week she fired Paul Malool, the town's emergency management coordinator, because, she said, of poor performance during and after the storm.
She said a report is being written on how to do better next time. One idea is to have block captains who would be responsible for their street or neighborhood and would deliver fliers to their area.
Additionally, the information PSE&G provided for Scotch Plains continually changed and the restoration dates residents were provided with were never accurate for most.
Governor Chris Christie announced that 99 percent of power would be restored in New Jersey by Saturday night, but much of Scotch Plains must have been in the final one percent because residents did not see restoration until Sunday or early Monday.
Other residents, such as The Wolfe's, who live on Round Hill Road are still without power.
The Wofle's said their home lost power on Monday at 5 p.m. along with most of the neighborhood.
Once trees had been removed allowing them to travel from their home, they placed an order with PSE&G on Nov. 1. After not hearing back from the company, they placed another order on Nov. 10.
"Power to the south of us down Rahway had been restored by this time," Skylar Wolfe said. "But Round Hill and the roads to the north were still dark."
When Skylar called again on Sunday the automated system said power would be restored by Tuesday, past the promise date of restoration for the state.
Each time the couple called PSE&G throughout Sunday they were given different answers. Some representatives told them it would be Tuesday, while others told them to hold for a supervisor. On three seperate calls, they were never given to a supervisor, but rather disconnected.
One representative told them that power had been restored to their area. The representative noted that only one home in Scotch Plains was without power and all other work orders had been cancelled.
"I put in new work orders with increasing frustration, but they were all met with a Tuesday or later deadline. The online system stopped giving us ETA for repair, if we submitted a new order it would just auto affix 12 hours later as our time of restoration," Skylar stated.
All of the calls the Wolfe's made might have done something because at around 5:30 p.m. on Sunday a PSE&G car was driving around their neighborhood. The woman inside said she was surveying homes that were without power. Once she realized the area was without power she called PSE&G trucks to the Wolfe's area of Scotch Plains.
Skylar stated within an hour their power was restored, however around 9:30 this morning their street once again lost power.
Several residents Patch spoke with said they knew exactly what date and time they would receive for restoration when calling PSE&G because it was always 12 or 48 hours from when they placed the call. Yet when those hours passed and they called again they received a new time that was another 12 or 48 hours later.
While schools, hospitals and nursing homes were among the locations meant to be a top priority for PSE&G, two of the elementary schools in Scotch Plains, School One and Coles were without power the entire week of Sandy and did not reopen until Nov. 12.
Ashbrook Nursing Home was running on generators until Sunday at around 5 p.m.
Residents on parts of Raritan Road were also without power until Sunday evening.
Residents of the Bayberry Apartment Complex took to the streets to protest their power outages last week and within hours PSE&G had restored power to the complex.
Pamela Shlissel of Highlander Drive received power back to her home on Nov. 8 but reached out to Patch to express that large areas on the south side of Scotch Plains such as Berwyck Chase and Clarks Lane still were without power on Sunday morning.
A Berwyck Chase resident believed they would be the last to receive power back, but the area had it restored on Sunday evening.
In an email to Patch, a Bryant Avenue resident noted how the utility company just kept pushing the date back.
"The residents on our street are concerned that at our block has been overlooked and quite frankly we've had enough of living in a cold, dark house," he stated. "We're disappointed by the lack of action on our local government to hold PSE&G accountable to this timetable and lack of overall communication to the many residents that are still suffering. It's a terrible thing and we feel helpless"
The PSE&G website currently removed all the plans for restoration. At the top of the page is a message, "Sandy was devastating, thanks to everyone who helped us rise to the challenge."
The township of Scotch Plains sent out a message on Monday afternoon that they are no longer in the emergency management stage and will be moving to clean up and removal efforts, read more about those efforts here.


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Love, love, love the margherita! – We love, love, LOVE the margherita! My husband and I do take out quite a bit from this place, and hope they start delivering soon. We have tried most of the salads, and tend to go back and forth between the organic baby greens and the caeser. Consistently good food and nice service.
Great pie, service,and atmosphere – A great spot in downtown Berkeley. Organic pie (yes, you can taste the difference!), great draft beer selection, and great live music. This place has great service to boot... nice people who seem to appreciate customer service (rare these days) and do a nice job of offering the whole package.
Popular place. Below average pizza. – QUALITY: Below average. Not fresh tasting.
PRICE: High for what was received.
ENVIRONMENT: Casual. Clean. Busy. Big TVs with sports playing on the walls when we visited. There are couches, tables, and also a bar where customers may eat.
SERVICE: Attentive. A nice young man explained all the restaurant's offerings. Partial table service. Order at the counter and the waiters bring the food to your table.
We love making and eating pizzas, especially at Gioia, Cheeseboard, and Flatbread shed.
I read the Chronicle review, plus I read rave reviews and checked Bobby G's out with my husband in late Nov. The food we tasted did not live up to the high standards set on the Chronicle review and the restaurant website. Not "gourmet" as described on the website. Perhaps the rave reviews are outdated. If this is the case, I hope they improve their food and return the food to the high gourmet standards the place has set for itself.
Was very dissapointed :( – I had just a terrible craving for a slice of pepperoni pizza - and knew of Bobby G's because there was another pizza establishment located there before they moved there or took over the business. Their slices were HUGE - but I was so dissapointed yesterday. I really expected a nice size slice of thin crust pizza - so I ordered 2 - to go - one for my husband and I - and the slice was so flimsy, didn't have much cheese and not much pepperoni. I knew it was going to be a disaster when they put the slices on a thin white paper plate and put them in a brown paper bag. I ate one slice and didn't even give the other to my husband because I knew he was going to complain about it. With so many other choices in Berkeley for pizza slices -I will pass on Bobby G's, and will not be going back.
Great food, nice place to hang out! – My husband and I are now regulars at Bobby G's. We live close by, and think it is a fantastic place. The food is creative, fresh, and always satisfying. My personal favorite is their bolognese pasta, while my husband tends to sample from the various pies on their menu. When I find a good thing, I tend to stick with it (i.e., the bolognese), but I must admit that I usually end up eating half of whatever my husband orders. Last time he ordered the arugula and cheese pie, which is a great combination of cheeses and, of course, arugula. It's a great combination of flavors without being too heavy on anything. And that's what we love about the place. They definitely get that less is sometimes more, and we always leave there full and quite content. We've been eating here for a few months now, and have watched the place evolve quite nicely. They have some great local artwork on the walls, and built a nice bar (my husband was much more excited than me, since he insists that it is sacrilegus to eat pizza without an ice cold beer). The owner is a very nice, personalable guy who seems genuinely interested in our feedback. My husband suggested to him once that he make hot sauce available (weird, I know, but my husband loves hot sauce on everything). The owner said, "Great idea. I think I'll do that." Sure enough, the next time we came in, there was a nice selection of hot sauces available for us. We were extemeley flattered by the fact that he not only listened, but that he took action. That was pretty much the day that my husband and I decided that Bobby G's was going to be a regular stop for us. Two thumbs up to Bobby G and his great staff! We love the place and wish them much success!
Terrible Service, Staff Attitude; Food Only OK – I went because a friend knows someone who works here, so I said I would be happy to try this new place. Because of this, I was biased to like it - even if it was bad, I was going to like it!
It was bad! The problem is the attitude of the staff, and unfortunately, the owners too. They seem to have a very high opinion of themselves and no interest at all in being nice, even though I was the only one there at the time, and I enthusiastically identified myself as a new customer. You would think that a new restaurant would want to make a good impression. Apparently, I am out of touch here.
The pizza I ordered was only OK. They tout organic this and organic that, and green in-your-face everything, but in fact my veggie pizza was really just very ordinary.
With so much good food in Berkeley (and pizza even right in that area) where you can feel truly comfortable and valued as a customer (is there something wrong with that?), I of course will never consider going back.
Great pizza spot in downtown Berkeley – Very few restaurants inspire me to even write a review, so the fact that I am writing this says a lot. My friend turned me on to this place a few months back, and I have visited them many times since then. They have a great thin crust pizza made with organic dough and sauce... an unusual treat. A plain cheese slice is very satisfying, but they also offer a wide selection of signature pies. My personal favorite is the meat lovers pie, which has a great combo of meats and whole milk mozarella. My wife prefers the veggie route, and loves their mushroom pie, which uses a tasty combo of shrooms and truffle oil. When you walk into the place, it's pretty obvious that these people care about quality. The place is clean, the service is great, and it's nicely decorated. Most times I've been there, the owner has walked by, said hello, and has welcomed my feedback on the place. Good customer service seems to be a thing of the past for most places, but these guys really get it. The owner is also a blues musician and supports the local arts, which is very cool. They have nice local artwork on the walls, and he says that live music will be coming soon. I think this place will do well, because they offer the whole package... great food and a great atmosphere. Kudos to Bobby G's... these guys have done a great job in building a nice destination for casual but quality food in downtown Berkeley.
Fresh, organic pizza! Great addition to downtown Berkeley food scene! – Bobby G's is a great addition to the downtown Berkeley food scene! Fresh, organic ingredients; Vegan and Vegetarian options; and a Meat Lovers pie to die for! Truly something for everyone. Their space is big, warm, and clean and the staff is super friendly. I've been here a few times for lunch and dinner already, and it is quickly becoming my favorite food spot in downtown Berkeley.
Editorial Review – This pizza parlor provides the heart of Berkeley with a traditional Italian dining experience.
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