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MIAMI, Feb. 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The Board of Directors of Benihana Inc. ("Benihana"), the nation's leading operator of Japanese theme and sushi restaurants, today announced that restaurant industry veteran Steve Shlemon has been named the company's new President and Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.
Mr. Shlemon joins Benihana after serving as President of Carrabba's Italian Grill ("Carrabba's"), which he helped grow from 15 restaurants to more than 230 locations across the United States. In addition to his 13-year role as President of Carrabba's, Mr. Shlemon was an Executive Vice President of Bloomin' Brands Inc. (Nasdaq: BLMN), the parent company of Outback Steakhouse, Bonefish Grill and Carrabba's.
A 35-year veteran of the industry, Mr. Shlemon was one of Outback Steakhouse's first franchise partners outside of Florida and was largely responsible for that restaurant chain's success in northern and western Texas. Mr. Shlemon began his career at Steak and Ale Restaurant Corporation and was also previously an executive at TGI Fridays Inc.
Mr. Shlemon, who succeeds Richard Stockinger as President and CEO, will be responsible for all 63 Benihana restaurants across the U.S., as well as the Company's RA Sushi and Haru locations.
Richard Leonard, Managing Director at Angelo, Gordon & Co., said, "When we invested in the Benihana family of restaurants, we knew that we were getting involved with three of the world's premier restaurant concepts." He added, "The Company and its subsidiaries have a legacy of excellence, and we are confident that Steve Shlemon is the right leader to grow our brands dramatically in the coming years. Furthermore, I want to thank Richard Stockinger for his dedication, passion and service. He has been a vital member of the Benihana family and his expertise was instrumental in the success of the Company's Renewal Program. We are sincerely grateful for all of Rich's hard work and wish him all the best in his future endeavors – I am confident he will have continued success."
"The prospect of joining a dynamic and revered institution like Benihana, and overseeing its future growth, was the opportunity of a lifetime for someone who loves this industry as I do," Mr. Shlemon said. "Benihana brought the intricacies of Japanese cuisine to America back in 1964, and introduced American audiences to a new form of dining. RA Sushi and Haru offer top quality sushi with fresh and exciting atmospheres. These are outstanding brands with exceptional people, and I know we will have great success together."
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Headquartered in Miami, Benihana Inc. is the nation's leading operator of Japanese theme and sushi restaurants with 95 restaurants nationwide, including 63 Benihana restaurants, seven Haru sushi restaurants and 25 RA Sushi restaurants. In addition, 15 franchised Benihana restaurants are operating in the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean. To learn more about Benihana Inc. and its three restaurant concepts, please view the corporate video at www.benihana.com/about/video.
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That one yesterday was a 52 yard bomb right in his hands.
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(iii) now multiply (x + y - z) by this amount and put the results below. Line up matching terms to make the subtraction easier.
(iv) Subtract and write in the remaining terms.
(v) Ask what must I multiply by x to get
(vi) Subtract to get the remainder. This is zero so the division is complete.
Hope that helps,
Polynomial division techniques can be found on the main website. Type 'polynomial division' into the search box.
I tried to used long division
I used a computer! But if you show me what method you are supposed to use I will assist with the steps?
Just another thing, im still having a hard time understanding how you come up with the answer. Can you please explain it? Just one last favor pls.
Thank you i already understood it!!!!!! Your a great help thank you so much
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Prove that by cross multiplication. Multiply right hand side in Bobbym's equation with your trinomial. That's it.
There is the solution up there in post #2.
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Tiger Woods has come from multiple strokes down on Sunday to win 14 times in his career, but he's never done it at a major. In fact, Woods has never won a major that he didn't have at least a share of the lead heading to the final round.
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Earlier this month Andy Murray became the first Brit to win at Wimbledon in 77 years, today Britain's Lee Westwood tries to win his first ever major on home soil. OK, so Westwood is English and the Open is in Scotland—but that's splitting hairs. If Westwood can hold on and Chris Froome can simply stay on his bike in at the Tour De France it will cap an incredible month for the Brits---and that doesn't even count the impending arrival of the royal baby. There are plenty of reasons to raise a pint at the pub these days.
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With NFL camps set to open this week the Kansas City Chiefs are getting most of the rub for that 'worst to first' team that seems to regularly pop up in the NFL. The Indianapolis Colts fit the bill last year, but, for me, the phenomenon has as much to do with the balance of the league as it does a club's improvement. Not to say that the Chiefs, on paper at least, haven't improved themselves, but the difference between the best and worst in this league simply isn't that great. Still, I'm old school about spouting expectations and even thought the Chiefs aren't the one's doing it when everyone else is--- it tends to tempt fate, if you believe in such things.
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Alright, so joke all you want about 37-year-old Matt Hasselbeck's weak arm. The truth is that Hasselbeck was actually better than young Jake Locker at quarterback in 2012, even after Hasselbeck was benched midseason to allow the Washington product to start. Locker can run, rushing for 291 yards and 7.1 yards per carry, but his completion percentage was below 57% and he threw too many interceptions for the amount of playing time he got. Ryan Fitzpatrick was a strong sign for insurance. And luckily he still has running back Chris Johnson (1,243 yards, six touchdowns). Johnson can be maddeningly frustrating, so the Titans signed Shonn Greene for insurance. Locker also has formidable weapons in Nate Washington, Kendall Wright, and Kenny Britt. Wright (64 receptions, 626 yards) had a great rookie season after playing college ball as RGIII's top target at Baylor. Hasselbeck and Locker also spread the ball well as four guys ended up with four touchdowns each. But one of those guys, tight end Jared Cook Jr., signed with St. Louis in the offseason. Tight end remains a major weakness on the roster. Michael Roos doesn't have the same ring as a Greg Olsen. Up front Locker also needs more stability on the line and he'll get it with Alabama right guard Chance Warmack.
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"It was optional," she said. "I thought it would be a good experience and that it would be fun and spread the real meaning of Christmas."
For the past four years, students at the Catholic high school have performed the live nativity for the community with the guidance of the school's music instructor and Fine Arts Department chairman Jeremy Satalick.
"We have a lot of fun," he said. "Students from all disciplines volunteer."
Satalick said they always take as many volunteers for the performance as they can get. At first, they performed the scene outside and had live animals. Now, it is done inside the school's small chapel. For a few hours Dec. 22, a group of students performed several showings, starting with a handful of choir students leading the performance.
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B.S., Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, England, 1986
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Murine and human hematopoietic stem cells; genetic and epigenetic regulation and development.
We are interested in the basic biology of hematopoietic stem cells. It has been known for decades that hematopoietic stem cells reside in the bone marrow in a quiescent state and replenish the supply of differentiated cells of the peripheral blood throughout the lifetime of an animal. No other adult cell type retains the capacity for such immense proliferation and differentiation. However, little is known about the cells or factors that regulate their primitive state or control their activation. We study the behavior of these stem cells in vivo and in vitro using mouse stem cells as a model, as well as pursue the mechanisms which control their behavior on a molecular level using genome-wide profiling strategies and mouse mutants.
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- Zohren F, Souroullas GP, Luo M, Gerdemann U, Imperato MR, Wilson NK, Göttgens B, Lukov GL, Goodell MA (2012). The transcription factor Lyl-1 regulates lymphoid specification and the maintenance of early T lineage progenitors. Nat. Immunol. 13(8): 761-9. PubMed PMID:22772404
- Challen GA, Sun D, Jeong M, Luo M, Jelinek J, Berg JS, Bock C, Vasanthakumar A, Gu H, Xi Y, Liang S, Lu Y, Darlington GJ, Meissner A, Issa JP, Godley LA, Li W, Goodell MA (2011). Dnmt3a is essential for hematopoietic stem cell differentiation. Nat. Genet. 44(1): 23-31. PubMed PMID: 22138693
- Baldridge MT, King KY, Boles NC, Weksberg DC, Goodell MA (2010). Quiescent haematopoietic stem cells are activated by IFN-gamma in response to chronic infection. Nature 465(7299): 793-7. PubMed PMID: 20535209
- Challen GA, Boles NC, Chambers SM, Goodell MA (2010). Distinct hematopoietic stem cell subtypes are differentially regulated by TGF-beta1. Cell Stem Cell 6(3): 265-78. PubMed PMID:20207229


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March 14, 2014 - Sunlight Foundation: How Big Pharma (and others) began lobbying on the Trans-Pacific Partnership before you ever heard of it
February 27, 2014 - Krugman NYT Op-ed: No Big Deal (links to nytimes.com)
February 11, 2014 - National Journal: The Last Major Fault Line in the Democratic Party (links to nationaljournal.com)
February 9, 2014 - Contralinea: TPP: adios a los medicamentos genericos (links to contralinea.info)
February 3, 2014 - 65,000 Protest TPP in Mexico, See Repeat of NAFTA Mistakes (links to popularresistance.org)
January 17, 2014 - Several ranking members in Congress send letter to USTR in support of access to medicines in developing countries (links to citizen.org)
January 11, 2014 - HuffingtonPost: Why House Democrats Might Kill Obama's Big Trade Deal (huffingtonpost.com)
December 18, 2013 - Washington Post: Obama administration sued over its secretive trade negotiations (washingtonpost.com)
December 9, 2013 - KEI: 6 Members of Congress Write to President Obama on TPP and Access to Health Care, Criticize Closed Door Negotiations (links to keionline.org)
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Thomas W. Kopp, November 10, 2007, in Rome, Maine, at 69. A Colby employee for 29 years, Kopp was senior associate dean of admissions when he died in a boating accident on Great Pond. He was a graduate of the University of Connecticut who played professional baseball for two years in the Minnesota Twins system. First hired in 1978 as a coach, he served for several years as head football coach before joining the admissions staff in 1983. A mentor to colleagues, he was known for his good humor, strong work ethic, and prodigious energy. He is survived by his wife of 46 years, Mimi Brown Kopp, by two sons and two daughters, by 14 grandchildren, and by two sisters.
Miriam Rice Schulze '27, August 20, 2007, in Southbury, Conn., at 101. She taught high school French in Maine and Connecticut until 1970. She was a 53-year member of the Newtown (Conn.) Congregational Church, volunteered at the Fairfield Hills Hospital, and was a cellist in the Danbury Symphony Orchestra. She was predeceased by her grandfather, Charles E. Owen 1879, and her mother, Edna Owen Rice 1902. Survivors include her son, Lawrence Schulze '64, two grandchildren, and several great-grandchildren.
Ethel Henderson Ferguson '29, July 30, 2007, in Houlton, Maine, at 98. She taught school in Houlton for 12 years then moved to Concord, N.H., with her husband. She was active in her church and with AAUW, belonged to the Order of the Eastern Star, and in retirement was a member of the Houlton Garden Club. Her daughter, Jean Ferguson Cole '65, two grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren survive her.
Forrest M. Batson '30, November 4, 2007, in Fair Lawn, N.J., at 98. He earned a doctorate in chemistry from Brown and worked as manager of technical services at Allied Corporation, now Honeywell, until retiring in 1972. He belonged to the Central Unitarian Church of Paramus, N.J., for more than 60 years. His daughter, Barbara Frey, a sister, and four grandchildren survive him.
Maxwell D. Ward '32, September 3, 2007, in Brunswick, Maine, at 96. He started teaching in a one-room school in Clinton, Maine, then taught for more than 35 years in Clinton, Fairfield, and Waterville. He served as principal in Oakland, Maine, and was the last principal at Clinton High School. He enjoyed travel, belonged to the Lions Club, and was an active member of several genealogy societies. Survivors include his wife of 67 years, Amanda, his son, and two granddaughters, including Rebecca Pease Henning '91.
Kathryn Davis Harper '36, September 26, 2007, in East Dennis, Mass., at 94. The owner and manager of the Snack Port in East Dennis during the 1960s, she became a caterer for 25 years, retiring at age 82. She did crosswords, gardened, and volunteered at the Dennis Senior Center. Survivors include her son, Edward Harper, and her daughter, Ann McCarthy, a brother and two sisters, three granddaughters, and a great-granddaughter.
Kermit S. LaFleur '37, October 27, 2007, in Clemson, S.C., at 92. He worked as a research chemist at Milliken Research Corporation until 1966, when he left to complete his doctorate in soil chemistry from Clemson University. He then taught at Clemson and conducted research, receiving international recognition. He retired in 1980 but continued to write, paint landscapes, and study science and philosophy. He is predeceased by his father, Daniel K. LaFleur '14, his brother Robert '43, his brother-in-law Henry L. Crowley '26, and his sister-in-law Ruth Crowley Brandmire '24. He is survived by his wife of 68 years, Mary Crowley LaFleur '39, his daughter, Karen LaFleur Stewart '66, a brother, and two step-grandchildren.
Bernerd H. Burbank '39, M.D., September 20, 2007, in Windham, Maine, at 88. He served as a battalion surgeon in Europe during World War II and was promoted to major in the Army Medical Corps. He worked for nine years in general medicine followed by a 31-year career in New York City as a corporate medical director. He sang bass solos, played various instruments, and traveled widely, including to Antarctica where, in 1965, he flew a Colby pennant at the South Pole. Predeceased by his wife, Hannah Putnam Burbank '41, he is survived by sons Jonathan and David and a daughter, Jane, and nine grandchildren.
Dr. Leland C. Burrill '39, M.D., October 20, 2007, in Menlo Park, Calif., at 89. He earned his medical degree in 1944 from Tufts and served in the U.S. Public Health Service during World War II. A general practitioner and a surgeon, he worked at Stanford Medical Center and Sequoia Hospital, both in California. He loved sports, gardened, and played golf. Survivors include his twin sons, Richard and Robert, his daughters, Michelle and Susan, and several grandchildren.
Clarence E. "Doggie" Dore '39, M.D., November 6, 2007, in Sidney, Maine, at 92. A football player at Colby and a DKE, he earned his M.D. at Thomas Jefferson School of Medicine. In the Army Medical Corps he survived the Battle of the Bulge and other conflict in World War II, earning praise as a "hell of a soldier" from Gen. George Patton. He returned to Waterville to practice and served as College physician from 1939 to 1982, receiving a Colby Brick in 1965 and an honorary doctorate in 1974. Known as an enthusiastic outdoorsman, the colorful country doctor in his signature flannel shirt was portrayed in the novel M.A.S.H. Goes to Maine. Predeceased by his wife, Marjorie, and son Peter, he is survived by five daughters, 13 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.
Rev. Nathanael M. Guptill '39, September 16, 2007, in Newton, N.C., at 90. He was ordained in 1943 and served as pastor in Maine and Massachusetts. In 1962 he became Connecticut Conference Minister for the United Church of Christ and oversaw the church's growth. Colby awarded him an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree in 1959 and a Colby Brick in 1982. He was predeceased by his father, Orville J. Guptill 1896, and his wife, Helen Carter Guptill '39. Survivors include his daughter, Judith Guptill Simmons '65.
Maynard M. Irish '39, D.M.D., August 24, 2007, in Brunswick, Maine, at 91. He earned a D.M.D. from Harvard in 1943 and then served in the U.S. Army for three years during World War II. He moved to Brunswick and practiced dentistry for 36 years, retiring in 1983. Active in his church and local Rotary club, he loved baseball, gardening and raising gladiolas, skiing, and sailing the Maine coast. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Shirley, a daughter and two sons, including Allen M. Irish '68, five grandchildren, and two great-granddaughters.
June Saunders Marshall '39, August 22, 2007, in Sturgeon Bay, Wis., at 90. After raising her children, she became owner and operator of a gourmet cooking shop in Naperville, Ill. She was an avid reader, a gardener, and a member of the Christian Science Church. Survivors include her husband of 68 years, Scott, three children, a brother, 11 grandchildren, and 19 great-grandchildren.
Robert W. Pullen '41, October 24, 2007, in Waterville, Maine, at 88. He earned a Ph.D. in 1949 from MIT, where his teaching career began. He taught economics at Colby for 35 years, chaired the department for six, and served as faculty representative to the Board of Trustees. He was appointed administrative vice president in 1973 and was secretary to the corporation for four years. He served on numerous committees and boards on campus, in Waterville, and for the state. The College awarded him a Colby Brick in 1971 for his long service. He was predeceased by his father, Horace M. Pullen 1911, and his brother John S. Pullen '38. Survivors include his wife, Marjorie, two daughters and two stepdaughters, his brother Richard D. Pullen '50, two grandchildren, eight step-grandchildren, a nephew, and four nieces, including Lynne Pullen Carlisle '68.
Jane Lodge Stradley '43, October 10, 2007, in Kemblesville, Pa., at 87. A frugal and humble woman, she was a teacher and a farmer who lived off her harvests. For many years she owned and operated her own airport in Cecil County, Maryland. She valued antiques and art and favored bloodhounds. Described as an independent woman, she outlived her first husband, Richard B. Irvine '43, and married several times.
Donald M. Johnson '44, September 25, 2007, in Windham, Maine, at 86. He served on a Navy destroyer in the Pacific during World War II, then taught school in Maine and earned a master's from Harvard. He built a career at Rand Corp. and Systems Development Corp. in computers and the defense industry during the Cold War. After retiring he resumed teaching and was a lacrosse coach in Maine. Remembered for his big smile and red hair, he had a passion for art. With his wife, Mary, he raised three children.
Edward H. Smith '45, August 26, 2007, in Portland, Maine, at 86. He served with the Coast Guard in the Pacific during World War II and was awarded five battle stars. He ran a hotel and cabins in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, for more than 25 years, working nights and winters as a news and sports reporter. An avid sports fan and reader, he worked as a freelance writer in retirement. He and his wife raised three children.
Priscilla Weeks Currier '47, October 28, 2007, in Exeter, N.H., at 81. She lived much of her life in Plaistow, N.H., teaching at the town's Pollard School, worshiping at its First Baptist Church, and serving as a trustee at the Plaistow Public Library. Survivors include her husband, Clayton E. Currier '47, a son and two daughters, and four grandchildren.
Paul A. Choate '48, August 16, 2007, in Auburn, Maine, at 79. He served in the Navy during World War II then earned an LL.B. degree in 1951 from Boston University. He practiced law and became partner of Linnel, Choate & Webber in Auburn. He was predeceased by his parents, John F. '20 and Bertha Cobb Choate '22, his first spouse, Virginia Yorke Choate '39, his sister, Constance Choate Trahan '46, and his brother John S. '49. Survivors include his wife, Irene, his son Andrew B. '79, his brothers David A. '48 and Philip S. '64, and several cousins including Virginia Hill Field '48 and Joanne Price Rockett '60.
Alice Crooks Austin '49, September 18, 2007, in Eliot Maine, at 79. She was a homemaker and a mother who worked for New Hampshire Insurance for 14 years. She was a member of the First Congregational Church, and she followed New England sports teams and cheered for her children's teams. Survivors include her companion, John Sargent, five children, nine grandchildren, and a sister.
Samuel T. Horne Jr. '49, November 3, 2007, in Waterville, Maine, at 83. He served as a Navy medic during World War II and received a Purple Heart for fighting in the South Pacific. He earned a law degree from Boston University and practiced in Maine with Allstate Company. He fished and hunted, was a Maine Guide, and played saxophone for dance bands. Predeceased by his sister, Donna Horne Ellis '41, he is survived by his niece, Madonna Ellis Browne, a grandnephew, and a grandniece.
Ivan A. Yeaton Jr. '49, July 31, 2007, in Concord, Mass., at 86. He served in World War II in the quartermaster corps in the Philippines. He received an M.B.A. in 1950 from the Wharton School, worked in various finance roles for Raytheon Company, and was a lecturer at Northeastern University. He held committee positions with his church, served as national director for the National Association of Accountants, and was a substitute teacher during his retirement. His children, Richard and Linda, two sisters, a granddaughter, and two great-grandchildren survive him.
James F. Doughty '50, October 26, 2007, in Scarborough, Maine, at 83. He served in the Navy during World War II, then came to Colby. He worked in insurance and became vice president and treasurer at Blake, Hall & Sprague in South Portland. He had a passion for sports, loved reading and music, was a Mason, and introduced his family to golf. Survivors include his wife of 58 years, Florence, two sons and a daughter, a sister, seven grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.
John J. Ratoff '52, October 26, 2007, in Exeter, N.H., at 81. During World War II he served in the Navy as a crew member on a PB4Y Liberator aircraft. He earned a degree in pharmacy from Northeastern and operated Toby's Drug Store in Hampton, N.H., for 20 years. He served in the New Hampshire legislature for two terms and held other positions in the state, including liquor commissioner and commissioner of the Department of Employment Security. His children, Andrea Checovich, Nancy Johnson, and John A. Ratoff, three brothers, two sisters, and 10 grandchildren survive him.
Mary Ellen Betts Harrison '53, September 8, 2007, in Springfield, Vt., at 76. She graduated from Andover Newton Theological School in 1956 and became an ordained minister that same year. Her work focused on youth ministry. Along with her husband, Harold, she raised two sons.
Aaron B. Schless '58, September 14, 2007, in East Hampton, N.Y., at 70. He received his law degree in 1961 from Columbia University and practiced law in Connecticut. He also served as the assistant town attorney for Fairfield, Conn. Survivors include his wife, Phyllis, and son, Daniel '03.
Suzanne Burleigh Meyer '62, September 3, 2007, in Fairfax, Va., at 66. She received her master's in education from the University of Maine and taught art at elementary schools in Maine, New York, Ohio, and Virginia. She belonged to the Methodist church for 27 years and participated in adult education. Survivors include her husband, David, two sons, a sister, and one grandson.
Philip E. Stearns '67, September 2, 2007, in West Hartford, Conn., at 62. An English teacher for 35 years at Manchester (Conn.) High School, he mentored his students in independent study projects, through AFS Intercultural Programs, and during summer trips to Europe. Described as full of life and words, he relished conversation, good food, and cats. His partner, Stephen Purdy, and a cousin survive him.
Thomas G. Maynard '69, August 25, 2007, in Durango, Colo., at 60. He earned a master's from Hunter College and worked as an urban planning consultant. A jazz musician and a composer, he served on the board of directors for the San Juan Symphony. He was also a runner, competing in triathlons, marathons, and cross-country ski races. Survivors include his wife, Lorna Gail LaDage, five children, his parents, a brother and two sisters, and one aunt.
Susan Gernet Adams '78, August 26, 2007, in Chappaqua, N.Y., at 51. A television producer for Dateline NBC, she was a four-time Emmy Award winner. She also worked for Nightline and Primetime Live at ABC and covered the 1988 Olympics in Seoul. Survivors include her partner, Pope Brock, two daughters, and a sister.
Janice Miller Thorpe '79, August 6, 2007, in Montclair, N.J., at 50. Employed by Automated Data Processing, Inc., she developed a passion for tennis at Colby and it continued through her life. She played in several adult leagues and was an instructor. A natural left-hander, she relearned the game right-handed after a wrist injury. Her husband, William, two stepsons, her mother, her sister, and two nephews survive her.
Shawn E. Gager '92, September 14, 2007, in Boston, Mass., at 36. She received her M.B.A. from Babson and was an IT consultant for Darwin Partners. She played ice hockey and coached hockey at the Brookwood School. A dedicated athlete, she was an avid runner, a mountain biker, a scuba diver, and an expert skier. Photography and travel were other passions. Her sudden death was a result of an infection that entered her spinal fluid. She is survived by her father and stepmother, John and Linda, a sister, two uncles and two aunts, a niece, and her fiancé.
Robert S. Silberman '03, September 26, 2007, in Stamford, Conn., at 26. A media buyer for OMD in New York, he died from Ewing's sarcoma. Adventurous and energetic, he played hockey and lacrosse, snowboarded, hiked, and cycled. He is survived by his parents, Mary and Alan '50, two sisters, Lauren and Alison '00, and his dog, Molly.
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Air ambulance crew wins award for rescue (From Chard & Ilminster News)
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Air ambulance crew wins award for rescue
3:00pm Friday 6th December 2013 in News
CREW members from Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance have been given an award for their efforts at a complex incident in which a man lost an arm.
The crew won the Special Incident award at the Air Ambulance Awards of Excellence ceremony.
The incident, in January 2012, saw the crew called to a grain silo in Stoke St Gregory where a man had his arm trapped in machinery more than 40ft in the air.
Pilot Max Hoskins, along with paramedics Greg Peacock and Steve Freeman, assessed the scene with Greg climbing up to assist the patient.
Max then flew the helicopter to Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton to collect a specialist team of emergency doctors to perform the amputation.
When the man was finally released after more than an hour in severe pain in a precarious position, the crew flew him to Musgrove for further treatment.
Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance spokesman Tracy Bartram said: "We were represented in three categories and winning the Special Incident Award means so much to the charity and the crew.
"We are thrilled the panel recognised the exceptional efforts of our team at the scene and the part they played in ensuring the patient was flown to the hospital which could best meet his needs."
- THE victim in this incident, who does not wish to be named, is understood to have made a good recovery.
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New Rep Opens THE SANTALAND DIARIES Tonight, 12/16
Downstage @ New Rep is reviving David Sedaris' hilarious autobiographical show, The Santaland Diaries. This one-man comedy that satirizes everything we love to hate about the holidays opens for the press on Wednesday, December 16, 2009 at 7:30pm and plays through Sunday, January 3, 2010 in the Black Box Theater at the Arsenal Center for the Arts.
"This show is the perfect treat for adults looking to escape from the stresses of the holiday season. Sedaris' personal memoirs provide prime material for a funny and entertaining experience." said Kate Warner, New Rep's Artistic Director.
This year, Christopher Webb will be returning to direct The Santaland Diaries and Gary Littman will be playing the infamous role of Crumpet for the first time.
After his third sold-out run last season Downstage @ New Rep, Crumpet, the wickedly funny Macy's Elf returns to the Black Box Theater in this strange-but-true account of adventures in holiday retailing. If you've had enough of the usual heartwarming holiday fare, it's the perfect antidote.
New Repertory Theatre presents provocative and intelligent works of both established and emerging playwrights in an intimate setting that involves and engages the audience. New Rep has earned a reputation for Dynamic Productions that honor the writers and feature talented professional actors from the New England Theatre community as well as guest artists from around the U.S. New Rep has received Elliot Norton and IRNE Awards for outstanding acting, scenic design, directions, and production. Programming for New Repertory Theatre is supported in part by a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
The Artists
Gary Littman (Crumpet) New York: Bonnie & Clyde (Anderson) at the Chernuchin Theatre, A Fine and Private Place (The Raven) at The York Theatre, and Minnie's Boys (Groucho Marx) at The Jewish Repertory Theatre. Regional: Duck Crossing (Richard Spill) at Premiere Stages, Schmucks (Harpo Marx) at The Wilma, Oklahoma (Ali Hakim) at Atlanta TOTS, Dracula (Renfield) at Premiere Stages, Cabaret (Emcee) at Redondo Music Theatre, Metamorphoses (Phaeton) at Florida Studio Theatre, Sight Unseen (Jonathan Waxman) at Centenary Stage, Chapter Two (Leo) at The Bickford Theatre, The Odd Couple (Speed) at Carousel Dinner Theatre, Annie Get Your Gun (Charlie Davenport) and The Man Who Came To Dinner (Banjo) both at the Art Center of Coastal Carolina,
City of Angels (Sonny) at AMT of San Jose, and The Tempest (Ariel) at Actors' Shakespeare Company. Gary is also voice-over artist, recording everything from cartoons to commercials to audio books.
Christopher Webb (director) Directing credits include: The Santaland Diaries (Peterborough Players); Of Mice and Men (New Rep on Tour); The Rainmaker (Foothills Theatre Company); The Santaland Diaries (New Repertory Theatre); Anais Niin Goes to Hell (Should We Go Productions); Guys and Dolls and You Can't Take it With You (Stoneham Theatre Young Co.); The Pre-Nup, The Trophy and Outed (Boston Theatre Marathon); Savage/Love (Northern Illinois University); War in Heaven (The National Theatre Conservatory); Babel Rap, No Exit, and The Food Chain (Western Michigan University); and the original works: Hero (Starving Artists Theatre Company); Revolution: a Song of Black Freedom and faith & redemption (Northern Illinois University); Voodoo Child (The National Theatre Conservatory); and his adaptation of Antigone (the Munroe Center for the Arts). As an actor he has appeared with New Repertory Theatre, The Boston Theatre Marathon, Boston Theater Works, Foothills Theatre Company, Starving Artists Theatre Company, Borealis Theatre Company, The Michigan Shakespeare Festival, and was a three-year member of the Tony Award-Winning Denver Center Theatre Company. Film credits include: Shutter Island; Hands of the
Nocturnal Clock; Bad Guy Guide; Time Travel Tours; and Meet the Mayfarers. This fall he will be co-directing the short film Dyslexic Psychic and will be appearing in Actors Shakespeare's Project's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. He has been a faculty member of the Denver Center Theatre Academy, The Illinois Institute of Art, Stoneham Theatre, The Munroe Center for the Arts, The United South End Settlements, New Repertory Theatre, and Harding Jones Talent Management in New York City. He is a member of the Acting Faculty with the Boston Conservatory. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance from Western Michigan University, a Masters of Fine Arts in Acting from the National Theatre Conservatory, and is a proud member of Actors' Equity Association.


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Will Thoren interviews Australian Aboriginal didgeridoo player William Barton for LA Outback. Will and William have been friends for about four years and they discuss William's involvement with incorporating didgeridoo into classical music arrangements. The interview was conducted January 2011 during William's trip to the US while visiting friends.