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As you know, Los Angeles Theater is an independent theatre guide and ticket reseller, we don't operate any of the events or venues listed onsite. So if you want to leave feedback about the venue, file a complaint against a rude usher, find your lost property or find out the history of the theatre, you'll have to contact the venue directly for support.
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What is Zone seating?
Zone seating is a recent introduction in the secondary ticket market that borrows entertainment trends from Europe. The seating itself involves venues being geographically divided into various chunks according to a visual model. The chunks concerned are often dubbed "Zones" and randomly drawn and marked with varying creativity. (Zones could be labelled as A, B, C or GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE or any such system of categorization.) Event-goers are then given options to purchase seats based solely on their Zone location. (Some sellers will choose to specify seating location in greater detail in their ticket notes.)
Will my seats be together?
All seats are guaranteed to be together unless explicitly stated otherwise in the seller notes on the ticket listing. Seats that aren't together must be advertised as being "piggybacked" or "split" above a certain purchase quantity.
Why aren't seat numbers listed on the tickets?
Ticket sellers don't advertise seat numbers publicly for various reasons. This may be to protect their privacy (if they are season ticket holders) and/or to prevent double-booking of tickets by multiple customers. Specified ticket listings (seat by seat) would result in numerous customers buying the same exact seats at the same time.
If you have a disability, or require special access, please make sure you place the order over the phone with one of our customer support agents, as they will be able to offer full support and discuss seating options with you.
As you know, Los Angeles Theater is an independent theatre guide and ticket reseller, we don't operate any of the venues listed on site. If you misplaced an item during a performance, you'll have to contact the venue directly, as we are unable to pass on any enquiries.
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Below you will find an overview of all the information you'll need before you make a purchase, from booking a ticket on the day, to new ticket types you may not be familiar with. As always, you can contact our customer center on 844-585-5644 for more information.
If you're looking for a certain show, try typing it into the search bar to find the showpage, from there you can click on "buy tickets" and see what inventory we have available. You can also look up a show on our Event Calendar. If you can't find the show you're looking for, or there are no tickets left on your chosen date, don't despair, just give one of our customer support advisers a call on 844-585-5644 and they'll be able to give you full support with making your booking.
The event is soon and I need a ticket, what can I do?
You'll only be able to access tickets on the same day if the tickets are set up for 'local pickup', 'will call,' or 'email.'
Local Pickup - means you will collect the tickets at a location local to the venue.
Will Call - means that you will collect the tickets at the box office of the venue roughly an hour before the event.
Email - means the tickets will be emailed to you at the seller's discretion. In rare cases, some ticket sellers will chose to send the tickets via courier, or ship the tickets if time permits.
Please note that availability of these delivery methods is at the absolute discretion of the seller. Some sellers will notate either one or all of the three methods clearly and explicitly on the ticket listing or present one or more specific options during checkout. Other sellers may default to "Near-Term Special Delivery". This means that they can likely provide tickets using one of the above three methods, but you will need to contact the seller yourself, to arrange delivery.
You might also notice some ticket listings that advertise "Last Minute Pickup" as a possible near-term delivery method during checkout. This delivery method is equivalent to local pick up and means that you'll pick up the tickets no sooner than 2 hours before the event, at an office within a few miles from the venue.
Either way, once you place a near-term order, it's always a good idea to get in contact with the ticket seller that you purchased from to confirm the delivery process.
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Los Angeles Theater is an independent theatre guide and ticket reseller, it is for this reason we're unable to process donation requests. Your best bet is to contact your chosen theatre or show to discover their ticket donation policies directly. Please note, we are unable to forward on any correspondence for you.
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2) Order tickets marked as being available for will call, email, local pickup (etc): Tickets are only available using one of the above methods if that method is specifically advertised on the listing notes and/or during checkout.
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Will my seats be together?
All seats are guaranteed to be together unless explicitly stated otherwise in the seller notes on the ticket listing. Seats that aren't together must be advertised as being "piggybacked" or "split" above a certain purchase quantity.
Why aren't seat numbers listed on the tickets?
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Taxes on tickets vary substantially from state to state and even between localities in various states - an ever-changing situation. This means that local and/or state taxes are not calculated on our checkout page during the purchase process. Ticketing taxes are based on the location of the ticket seller supplying an order and most prevalent in Texas, Chicago, California, Michigan and Canada.
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Almost all of our ticket orders placed with Los Angeles Theater will be charged in US Dollars. Please note that exchange charges may apply to ticket orders made from outside the US if applicable.
E-Tickets are printed on paper, unlike hard tickets which are printed on cardstock. These paper tickets will have a barcode and will be valid for entry into an event.
Paperless tickets aren't like traditional paper tickets and they don't involve having a physical ticket in hand. Ticket purchases are instead associated with the credit card originally used for a ticket purchase. This credit card has to be swiped for entry into the venue. Customers access events using paperless tickets by being escorted into the event by a representative from the seller (the original purchaser of the ticket) or by being provided with the credit card used by the seller for the original ticket purchase. Either way, you must have the card; no card means no entry.
Flash tickets are a new innovation used for ticket distribution by event promoters. Event-goers with "flash" tickets access their tickets by swiping a credit card (the one used for the original ticket purchase) at a venue kiosk. This kiosk will then print out a ticket receipt that the event goer can present to venue personnel as a means to gain entry to the event. Customers should contact their seller directly with any additional questions about flash ticketing


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Inside the Asymmetrical Spinnaker
by Sandy Goodall
Asymmetrical spinnakers (or aspins) have become so popular in the last few years that most sailors are aware of what they are and how to use them. But there are many versions of these sails, and sailmakers are constantly experimenting with different shapes and sizes in cruising and racing aspins-for all-around use or for sailing in very specific conditions.
It would be difficult, if not impossible, to get much of a consensus from competing sailmakers, regarding the "best" or "correct" size or shape for this type of sailˇŁ However, here are some of the things that I have discovered by designing and using aspins on a wide variety of racing and cruising boats over the last several yearsˇŁ
One of the biggest attractions with aspins is that because of their simplicity, they require less gear and fewer crew to handle than symmetrical kites, and that makes us more likely to use them more often. They make downwind sailing much more enjoyable, not to mention faster, and are extremely versatile sails in terms of achievable angles.
Some of the early predecessors to modern aspins were simply large, deep, lightly built (nylon) headsails, hanked to the forestay. These "fat drifters" were able to pull a boat off the wind surprisingly well, and because they were so easy to set and use, they were popular, particularly with cruising sailors. Slowly, the concept evolved, and once the luff was released from the forestay, the sail became a true "flying" sail-a spinnaker rather than a headsail.
Then came the search for a more effective size and shape. The best size and shape has a lot to do with the intended use. Racing boats will have several different aspins, of different sizes, shapes and materials, for different wind angles and wind speeds. But for all-around use, I think many sailmakers would now agree that a good all purpose aspin will have a luff length that is as long as possible, without the sail dragging in the water when it is hanging straight down in no wind.
Foot length has been, and still is, a topic for debate. Many sailmakers have marketed an all-around aspin design where the foot was approximately 160% of the boat's J measurement. I have found that with a modern (somewhat flatter) cross section shape, these sails work very well with a foot length of 180% of the J, just like the traditional symmetrical kites. Wider seems to want to collapse in light airs, while narrower can feel a bit underpowered.
Girth at half height also varies greatlyˇŁ Aspins for racing One Designs, or where the aspin must replace a dedicated running symmetrical, often have a midgirth that is significantly larger than the foot girthˇŁ But the resulting shape has definite limitations regarding how "hot" you can reachˇŁ The fact is, the more midgirth you are trying to fly, the more camber (depth) is required to support those shoulders, so a "wide" sail usually becomes a "full" sailˇŁ
For best all-around performance, without having a whole quiver of different shapes and sizes to draw from, I have found that an aspin with max luff, foot length of 180% of J, and a midgirth of the same width as the foot, or just slightly narrower than the foot, works surprisingly well. At first glance, such a sail might seem a bit narrow at the midgirth, but this means that the sail is not carrying such large "shoulders" that it needs to be full. Under closer reaching angles, the sail can be trimmed with a tighter, straighter luff and the cross section shape will flatten accordingly. I am always amazed at how high these sails can be carried effectively, and yet still project out to weather when running deeper angles.
Clew height is another variableˇŁ As the sail is eased, the leech tension is reduced and the sail leech twists away to leewardˇŁ A good way to effectively retain some "downward" pull on the leech is to have the clew cut fairly high--typically at or near boom heightˇŁ
Combine these basic parameters with a nicely rounded entry and a fairly flat exit, and you have a sail that can be trimmed through a surprisingly wide range of flying shapes, depending on the angle you are trying to sailˇŁ Tack height, luff tension, sheet tension and twist all have a significant effect on the resulting flying shapeˇŁ
A "true" radial panel layout (no crosscut panels) handles the widely varying load paths these sails can have under different conditions. For light air use, of course, the .5 oz kites will fill sooner, but for all-around use, .75 oz or 1.5 oz (depending on boat size) delivers a more robust sail that can tolerate a bit more abuse (fun!).
Add a modern snuffer, such as the ATN, and you can be sure to avoid any anxiety connected to setting, jibing or dowsing the sail, even short handed. Now all you have to do is decide whether to rig your sheets for "inside" or "outside" jibes!
Next Month: Rigging and Handling Your Asymmetrical Spinnaker
About the Author: Sandy Goodall, FX Sails Head of Design, has 30 years sailmaking experience and is the former technical director and head of design for Elvström Sails Denmark.

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Musicians and the management of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra on Tuesday morning ratified a new three-year contract.
Musicians went on strike Saturday, forcing the cancellation of a performance. There were differences over wages and health care costs.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra music director Riccardo Muti said he is "most happy" the orchestra is "making music again for the enjoyment of our public."
Details of the agreement weren't provided. The symphony association's board must also ratify the contract.
The symphony and the Chicago Federation of Musicians reached a tentative agreement on Monday evening. If fully ratified, the new contract would take effect retroactively on Sept. 17, 2012.
Details of the new contract were not released.
CSO musicians last went on strike in 1991, forcing the cancellation of three weeks of concerts.
Anyone who missed a scheduled performance due to the strike can exchange them for another show, donate their tickets or receive a refund by calling the box office at 312-294-3000.
CSO Musicians Ratify New Contract
Musicians took to the picket line Saturday, forcing cancellation of a performance
Musicians and the management of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra on Tuesday morning ratified a new three-year contract.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Jan. 31, 2011) – The current U.S. Women's National Team Weekly update released on Jan. 31 includes briefs on U.S. players competing overseas and other team news.
U.S. WOMEN'S TRAINING BLOCK ADDS PLAYERS: The U.S. Women's National Team is holding its winter training block from Jan. 17 to mid-April at the American Sports Centers in Anaheim, Calif. Cassidy Lichtman (Poway, Calif.), a setter/hitter for Stanford University the past four seasons and two-time AVCA All-American, will begin training with the U.S. Women's National Training Team part-time during the current training block as she continues toward her college degree. Further, Dominique Olowolafe (Lansing, Mich.) has begun to the train with the squad as a middle blocker. The training roster includes setters Carli Lloyd (Bonsall, Calif.), Jenna Hagglund (West Chester, Ohio), Lichtman and Lexi Zimmerman (Barrington, Ill.); middle blockers Ashley Benson (Bloomington, Ind.), Lauren Gibbemeyer (St. Paul, Minn.), Naomi Johnson (Bloomington, Minn.) and Olowolafe; outside hitters Becky Perry (Austin, Texas), Kari Pestolesi (Huntington Beach, Calif.), Julianne Piggott (Newport Beach, Calif.) and Kaitlin Sather (Santa Rosa, Calif.); opposite Kindra Carlson (Eaton, Colo.); and libero Kayla Banwarth (Dubuque, Iowa). Pestolesi will also see training time at libero. Additional players may be added to the roster during the course of the training block.
COLLYMORE RELEASES THIRD DISC: Jane Collymore (Seattle), a member of the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team and currently playing for Carolina in the Puerto Rico Super League, has released her third CD to the public. "Flavor of the Week" will be available free to the public for download for a limited time through her Web site www.janecollymore.com. The disc has eight tracks including "Red Moon," "Absurd," "The Invisible," "LoveSicko," "Litmus Test," "Elastic," "The Silver Months" and "Gangbuster Slim." As described on her Web site, Collymore's style is a playful, quirky cross between Alanis and Michael Jackson who writes, sings and produces her own songs with her own instrumentation. She has opened for Sir-Mix-A Lot and The Presidents of the USA. Collymore has won awards for her songs "Red Moon" and "Tale of a Boy."
LARSON WITH KAZAN IN RUSSIA: U.S. Women's National Team outside hitter Jordan Larson (Hooper, Neb.) is playing for Dinamo Kazan of the Russia Super League during the 2010-2011 pro club season. In a break from the Russian Super League, Kazan competed in the Russia Cup Final Four this past weekend and won the tournament to secure a spot into the 2012 CEV Champions League. Kazan defeated Krasnador 25-13, 25-18, 25-22 in the title match on Jan. 29 with U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon watching in the stands. In the semifinal match, Kazan topped Zarechie Odintsovo 25-13, 25-15, 25-23 in which Larson had a match-high 16 points. At the conclusion of the Russia Cup, Larson was named the event's Best Server. Kazan is now 9-1 on the season in the Russia Super League and resumes action on Feb. 6 against Omichka.
BARBOZA IN RUSSIA WITH KRASNODAR: Cynthia Barboza (Long Beach, Calif.), an outside hitter for the U.S. Women's National Team, is competing for Dinamo Krasnodar of the Russia Super League in the 2010-11 professional club season. In a break from Super League action, Krasnador reached the Russia Cup Final Four title match this past weekend before falling to Dinamo Kazan 25-13, 25-18, 25-22 on Jan. 29. In the semifinals, Krasnador swept Uralochka-NTMK 25-10, 25-13, 25-18 in which Barboza compiled 13 points. Krasnador resumes Super League action on Feb. 5 against Nugget. Krasnador will play against Switzerland's Sagres Neuchatel Universite in a home-and-home CEV Cup 4th Final Round series on Feb. 3 and Feb. 10. According to Barboza, she is enjoying her time in Russia. "Things here in Krasnodar have been hectic but great," Barboza said in an e-mail quote on Jan. 24. "The team is playing well and we're advancing in the Russian Cup and CEV Cup. CEV Cup has been a great way to see more of Europe, so it's exciting to keep advancing so we can see more of the world. I'm lucky to be in a great situation, wonderful teammates, wonderful coach, and the weather is actually pretty warm compared to the rest of Russia -- we've only had snow a couple times. Travel is great within Russia. I got the chance to see Jordan (Larson), Reid (Priddy) and Lloy (Ball) in Kazan, and then played Morgan (Beck) and saw Kevin (Hansen) in Moscow. It's always a nice breath of fresh air to see some familiar faces."
HOOKER WITH ITALY'S PESARO: Destinee Hooker (San Antonio, Texas), who played her first season with the U.S. Women's National Team in 2010, is currently competing for Scavolini Pesaro of the Italian Serie A League. Pesaro continued its remarkable climb up the standings and is now in first place with 20 points and a 6-3 record, one point ahead of second-place Spes Conegliano (7-1). Pesaro stopped LIU-JO Volley Modena 25-20, 25-21, 25-19 on Jan. 30. Hooker provided her side 12 points with eight kills on 20 swings, three blocks and an ace. She also handled 27 of the team's 54 service receptions with a 48 positive percent. Pesaro looks to remain atop the Serie A standings with a Feb. 6 match against Spes Conegliano. In CEV Champions League action, Pesaro challenges Russia powerhouse Dinamo Moscow in a home-and-home series on Feb. 3 and Feb. 10.
BERG, HODGE WITH VILLA CORTESE IN ITALY: U.S. Women's National Team setter Lindsey Berg (Honolulu) and Megan Hodge (Durham, N.C.) are competing for MC-Carnaghi Villa Cortese in the Italian Serie A league during the 2010-11 professional club season. Villa Cortese (6-3) returned to the win column with a hard-fought 25-20, 26-28, 25-23, 21-25, 15-11 victory over Yamamay Busto Arsizio on Jan. 30. Hodge turned in her top performance of the international season with 28 kills on 74 swings and just six errors (38 kill percent) to go with four blocks and an ace for a match-high 33 points. For the match, Hodge played the opposite position instead of her customary outside hitter position. Berg returned to the lineup after missing three straight Serie A matches and five overall contests counting the CEV Champions League. She set the team to a 37 kill percent for the match while adding three individual kills on as many attempts. Villa Cortese is now tied for fifth place with 16 points, but just four points out of first place in the Serie A standings. The side takes on Riso Scotti Pavia (0-9) on Feb. 6 in the next Serie A match. Villa Cortese has advanced to the CEV Champions League Playoff 12 Round and will face Poland's Bank BPS Fakro Muszyna in a home-and-home on Feb. 2 and Feb. 9.
PAOLINI WITH NOVARA IN ITALY: Lauren Paolini (Ann Arbor, Mich.), a middle blocker on the U.S. Women's National Team, is competing this professional season in Italy with Asystel Volley Novara of the Italian Serie A Division. On Jan. 30, Novara lost to third-place Norda Foppapredretti Bergamo 25-23, 25-21, 25-17. Paolini started the first two sets and chipped in three kills on eight errorless attacks. Novara, in seventh place with 14 points and a 4-5 record, plays Florens Castellana Grotte (4-5) on Feb. 6 in the 10th Round of the Serie A schedule.
FAWCETT IN BRAZIL WITH USIMINAS MINAS: Nicole Fawcett (Zanesfield, Ohio), a U.S. Women's National Team opposite, is playing the 2010-11 professional club season in Brazil with Usiminas Minas. Fawcett was credited with 13 points with 11 kills on 33 swings and two aces in a 25-11, 26-28, 25-20, 25-21 victory over Pauta/Sao Jose on Jan. 27. Usiminas continued its winning ways to conclude the first half with a 23-25, 25-20, 16-25, 25-17, 15-13 victory over Brusque on Jan. 29. Fawcett scored a match-high 27 points with 25 kills on 59 swings, one block and one ace. Fawcett ranks sixth in the Brazil Superliga in scoring with 162 points (134 kills, 18 blocks, 10 aces). Usiminas will end the first half with an 8-3 record and tied for third. Usiminas starts the second half with a Feb. 6 contest against BMG Mackenzie.
SYKORA, ALISHA GLASS SETTING TABLES FOR VOLEI FUTURO IN BRAZIL: Three-time U.S. Olympian Stacy Sykora (Burleson, Texas) and U.S. Women's National Team setter Alisha Glass (Leland, Mich.) are competing for Volei Futuro in the Brazilian Superliga during the 2010-11 professional club season. Volei Futuro defeated Sao Caetano 25-20, 28-26, 25-16 on Jan. 27. Sykora was the designated libero for her squad. Volei Futoro rallied from two sets down to defeat BMG/Sao Bernardo 18-25, 19-25, 25-23, 25-12, 15-13 on Jan. 29 in the 11th and final round for the opening phase of the Superliga. Sykora was the libero once again in the victory. Despite Glass missing several matches due to an injury, Volei Futuro finished the first half 8-3 in the league and tied for third place. Volei Futuro starts the second half with a Feb. 5 match against Banana Boat/Praia Clube.
SCOTT-ARRUDA IN BRAZIL WITH SAO BERNARDO: Four-time U.S. Olympian Danielle Scott-Arruda (Baton Rouge, La.) is back on the volleyball court after giving birth last spring and is playing for BMG Sao Bernardo in the Brazilian Superliga. Scott chalked up 11 points in a starting role helping her squad to a 24-26, 19-25, 25-22, 25-22, 15-11 rally over Banana Boat/Praia Clube on Jan. 27. However, the results were not the same on Jan. 29 as Bernardo won the first two sets over Volei Futuro (25-18, 25-19), but faltered down the stretch in a five-set loss. Scott-Arruda provided 10 points in the match, including seven kills and three blocks. Sao Bernardo is currently in seventh place with 13 points and a 5-6 record. Sao Bernardo starts the second half of the season with a Feb. 4 contest against Sao Caetano.
BOWN WITH TURKEY'S ECZACIBASI: Heather Bown (Yorba Linda, Calif.), a three-time Olympic Games middle blocker for the U.S. Women's National Team, is competing in Turkey for Eczacibasi during the 2010-11 professional club season. In the Turkish League, Eczacibasi suffered its first setback with a 25-20, 25-22, 15-25, 23-25, 17-15 loss to V. Gunes Sig. T. Telekom on Jan. 29. Bown contributed eight kills on 17 swings, two blocks and an ace for 11 points in the loss. Eczacibasi is now 10-1 in the league and even with Fenerbahce (10-1). In CEV Champions League action, Eczacibasi has advanced into the Playoff 12 Round and will play France's RC Cannes in a home-and-home series on Feb. 1 and Feb. 9.
SPICER WITH POLAND'S GCB CENTROSTAL BYDGOSZCZ: Nellie Spicer (Barrington, Ill.), a setter for the U.S. Women's National Team, is competing in the Polish professional league this winter for GCB Centrostal Bydgoszrcz. Spicer's squad held off Sandeco EC Wybrzeze TPS Rumia 25-17, 20-25, 25-10, 20-25, 15-12 on Jan. 26 in a five-set thriller in round 9. Spicer set her team to a 38 kill percent and added three kills on five errorless attacks, two aces and a block for six points. She and her teammates return to action on Feb. 5 versus ATOM Trefi Sopot in Round 10.
MORRISON, SIX AMERICANS ON ONE AUSTRIAN TEAM: U.S. Women's National Team Assistant Coach Jamie Morrison (Dana Point, Calif.) is serving as head coach of the Austrian Post Schwechat team during the 2010-11 season. The team has six American players including Jill Collymore (Seattle), Alexis Crimes (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.), Jessica Jones (Naperville, Ill.), Tamari Miyashiro (Kaneohe, Hawaii), Angie Pressey (Lake Mary, Fla.) and Courtney Thompson (Kent, Wash.). Post Schwechat competes in the Middle European Volleyball Zonal Association (teams from Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia, Slovenia and Croatia). Post Schwechat lost to league-leader VK Modranska Prostejov (Czech Republic) 25-21, 25-21, 27-29, 36-34 on Jan. 28 in a battle of the league's top two teams. Pressey led the American contingent with 17 points with 14 kills on 41 swings and three blocks. Crimes added nine kills on 18 attacks, four blocks and an ace for 13 points. Jones chipped in four blocks and a kill for five points. Thompson set her team to a 36 kill percent for the match while adding a block. Miyashiro held a 53 positive percent on 38 service receptions. Post Schwechat dropped to 12-2 on the season and into second place. In CEV Cup action, Post Schwechat will now face Turkey's Galatasaray in a home-and-home series in the 4th Final Round of the CEV Cup. The first match will be Feb. 3, while the return match on Feb. 9. Post Schwechat does not return to MEVZA action until Feb. 12 against A. Linz Steg.
TOM WITH GUANGDONG HENGDA IN CHINA UNDER FORMER U.S. HEAD COACH: Three-time U.S. Olympian Logan Tom (Salt Lake City, Utah) is playing for Guangdong Hengda (also known as Evergrande) in the Chinese club league's top division. Evergrande, led by 2008 U.S. Olympic Games head coach "Jenny" Lang Ping, dropped its second consecutive match after starting the season 8-0 with a 22-25, 25-22, 25-20, 25-19 loss to Shanghai Dunlop on Jan. 29. Tom charted 11 kills and two aces for 13 points in the loss. Evergrande, now 8-2 and still in second place, looks to regroup on Feb. 12 against August Keming.
KIM GLASS WITH RABITA BAKU IN AZERBAIJAN: Kim Glass (Lancaster, Pa.), a 2008 Olympic Games silver medalist with the U.S. Women's National Team, is competing for Rabita Baku of the Azerbaijan professional league in 2010-11. For photos of the Round VII action, click here. In the CEV Champions League, Rabita Baku will challenge Czech Republic's VK Modranska Prostejov in the Playoff 12 Round in a home-and-home series played Feb. 3 and Feb. 10. Glass played for Prostejov last year.
TAMAS WITH AZERRAIL BAKU: Jennifer Tamas (Milpitas, Calif.), a 2008 Olympic Games silver medalist playing middle blocker for Team USA, is playing for Azerrail Baku of the Azerbaijan Super League with Cheryl Weaver (Washington, D.C.) during the 2010-11 professional club season. For photos of the Round VII action, click here. In CEV GM Capital Challenge Cup action, Azerrail will face Ukraine's Khimik Yuzhny Odessa in a home-and-home Playoff 8th Final Round series contested on Feb. 1 with the return match contested on Feb. 8.
IGTISADCHI LOADED WITH AMERICANS IN AZERBAIJAN: Two-time Olympian and 2008 Olympic silver medalist Tayyiba Haneef-Park (Laguna Hills, Calif.) is playing for Igtisadchi of the Azerbaijan Super League with fellow American Kelly Wing. For photos of the Round VII action, click here. Igtisadchi has advanced to the Round of 8 of the CEV GM Capital Challenge Cup and will play Romania's Stinta Bacau in a home-and-home series played on Feb. 2 with the return match on Feb. 8.
DAVIS, METCALF, RICHARDS HEADLINE LOKOMOTIV BAKU IN AZERBAIJAN: U.S. Olympians Nicole Davis (Stockton, Calif.) and Nancy Metcalf (Hull, Iowa), along with 2008 U.S. Olympic Team alternate Kristin Richards (Orem, Utah), are playing for Lokomotiv Baku of the Azerbaijan Super League. For photos of the Round VII action, click here. In the CEV GM Capital Challenge Cup, Lokomotiv has advance to the Round of 8 where it will face Cyprus' Apollon Limassol in a home-and-home on Feb. 1 and Feb. 8.
AKINRADEWO WITH TOYOTA IN JAPAN: Foluke Akinradewo (Plantation, Fla.), a middle blocker with the U.S. Women's National Team, is currently playing for Toyota Autobody in Japan's V-League for the 2010-11 professional season. Toyota fell to 6-10 on the season after losing both its matches this past weekend. On Jan. 29, Toyota lost to Toray 25-12, 25-23, 27-25. Akinradewo charted eight kills on 25 attacks and one ace for nine points. On the following day, Toyota fell to Pioneer 19-25, 25-23, 23-25, 25-19, 19-17 as Akinradewo turned in 24 kills on 48 attacks, four blocks and an ace for 29 points. Toyota will look to snap a six-match losing streak with matches against Okayama on Feb. 5 and NEC on Feb. 6 in Hyougo.
WOMEN'S NATIONAL TEAM OPEN TRYOUTS: USA Volleyball will hold its annual open tryouts for the U.S. Women's National Team and Associated Training Programs Feb. 25-27, 2011, at the U.S. Olympic Training Center (USOTC) in Colorado Springs, Colo. U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon will lead the evaluation process for the tryout, which is open to current college-age athletes and older, as well as high school athletes born in 1993 or earlier. All tryout participants must be U.S. citizens and are required to provide proof of valid health insurance coverage upon their arrival at the tryout. For the complete details on the tryout, click here.


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We are a new Full Service energy sustainability consulting company focused on helping clients design and build energy efficient residential and non residential buildings. Our company was formed out of necessity for energy conservation and by doing so we are helping the owners of the buildings, the occupants as well as the environment.
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Architects, Engineers, Building developers, Building owners pursuing energy efficiency measures. Our target audience is fairly small in the fact that we would be marketing our services to a building owner as his representative. We would be overseeing the design of the building project form a energy efficiency stand point.
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In the future we anticipate the Real Estate Industry to require our services at the time of sale to measure the energy efficiency of the building before it is sold and to recommend energy efficiency upgrades to the building.
Our business is a very technical business which includes a lot of testing, report writing, etc. We would like to make an emphasis on the reliability that our company offers as well. We would like our logo to represent our company and the services we provide as well as an overall feeling of energy efficiency (green) but we dont want a generic symbol that people might confuse our company as being a recycling company, or misconceive what it is that we do.
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(During this time of the year, I like to share a humorous rendition of the "Twelve Days of Christmas." I first read it some 40 years ago in a Wilmington News-Journal column, "Ala Carte", written by Sports Editor Al Cartwright. Al was my mentor at the N-J before I joined the Phillies in 1963. I chuckle every time I read it. Hope you enjoy it).
Legendary letters written by Agnes Hollister to her beau:
When I answered the doorbell today, the postman delivered a partridge in a pear tree! What a thoroughly delightful gift! I couldn't have been more surprised.
With deepest love, Your Aggie.
Today, the postman brought your very sweet gift–two turtle doves! I'm delighted at your thoughtfulness. They are just adorable. The partridge likes them, too.
All my love, Aggie.
Oh! Aren't you the extravagant one! I really must protest, though, John. I really don't deserve such generosity–three French hens! They are just darling, but I must insist: you've been TOO kind.
Love, Aggie.
Today, the postman delivered four calling birds. Now really. They are beautiful birds, but don't you think enough is enough? You're being too romantic. Besides, the partridge, the turtle doves and the French hens have eaten all the pears. You dear silly boy, you!
Hastily, Ag.
What a surprise! Today, five golden rings–one for each finger! You're impossible, but I love it. Frankly, all the birds squawking were beginning to get on my nerves.
All my love, Your Aggie.
When I opened the door this morning, there were six geese a-laying on my front steps. So you're back to the birds again, eh? These geese are huge. Where will I ever keep them? The neighbors are already complaining and I hate to think what will happen when the goose eggs hatch. I can't sleep through the racket now. Please stop, John.
Agness Hollister.
What's with you and the birds? Seven swans-a-swimming!!! What kind of joke is this, you sickie? The whole house is full of feathers and broken goose eggs and this zoo is so noisy I couldn't sleep even if my bed wasn't full of you-know-what. It's not funny, so if you've got any more birds up your sleeves, you know what you can do with them.
I mean it, A. H.
I think I prefer the birds. What in God's name am I going to do with all these eight maids a-milking? It's not enough with all those birds messing, but eight maids had to bring their eight cows! I'm trapped and I can hardly breathe. Lay off, wise guy!
Agnes H.
Nine ladies dancing, eh? How dare you call them ladies? The Health Department has subpoenaed me to show cause why the whole building shouldn't be condemned. The Vice Squad is staking out the place. If I ever catch you around here again–well, have you ever been skulled by a pear tree?
One Who Means It.
The cops are coming for you, as soon as they finished rounding up those 10 lords a-leaping. The place looks like the Gong Show. All 23 of the birds are dead–trampled by the lords. I hope you're satisfied, you low-life.
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What are you–some kind of sadist? Now there are 11 pipers piping! And geez, do they play–even without the pipes. They've never stopped chasing the milkmaids since they got here yesterday morning. Some of them even chased the cows, so the cows got panicky and stepped all over the deceased birds. There are feathers and milk flying all over the house and the aroma has killed the pear tree. The neighbors have entered a petition to evict me.
You'll get yours! A. Hollister.
This is to acknowledge your latest gift of 12 drummers drumming which you saw fit to inflict upon our client, Ms. Agnes Hollister.
Any further correspondence with Ms. Hollister should be addressed in care of this law firm, inasmuch as the destruction of her residence was, of course, total.
Please do not attempt to make personal contact with our client, as Ms. Hollister has given explicit instructions to her attendants at Happy Dale Sanitarium to shoot you on sight. Fatally.
Naturally, you are being sued, entered jointly by Ms. Hollister, the Postal Service, the Department of Health, the U. S. Department of Agriculture, the Federal Immigration Office, United Parcel Service and the Humane Society. The State Department of Mental Health is instituting a separate action with a different objective in mind.
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A couple of months ago researchers at the University of California, at Davis, in conjunction with a Master of Wine (and maybe promoter) announced the "Budometer," a device that built on findings that there are three classifications of tasters in this universe: tolerant, sensitive, and hypersensitive.
Contrary to the way they appear, the hypersensitive is not the one who is supposed to be great at picking out the many nuances in wine.
In fact, according to the press release, hypersensitive tasters are more likely not to drink wine; they have an "aversion to bitterness, and favor delicacy over intensity."
I guess you've got to give some slack to California wine researchers—maybe the many 95-point, high alcohol, bombastic wines on the Left Coast makes them unaware that there is such a thing as delicacy in wine. But let me not quibble—not right now, anyway.
The press release went on to talk about how this new discovery of our collective taste buds will revolutionize the way wine competitions are held. The theory is that if the judges can be tested in advance using a simple drop of blue paint on their tongues they can be classified in groups so that the wines will have a "fair shot" in competitions.
In other words, judges will evaluate only wines they are likely to appreciate.
Since when should wines have a fair shot in competitions? Is this some sort of offshoot of the new parenting concept: that all children are stars and that the idea behind a game of baseball has nothing to do with the better team winning but more to do with just playing the game?
That's a great concept, except that the idea of the game, which is a competition, is to win. If you don't play you can't lose. But if you do play, you ought to be good enough to have a shot at winning, and that's as fair as your shot gets.
Besides, a wine competition is not supposed to please the judges; their job is to evaluate each wine on its technical merits. To accomplish that, judges should be trained not painted blue.
No matter. Based on my sampling of the Budometer, the thing will likely prove itself for what it is: a gimmick.
According to the online Budometer test that I took, I am supposedly a hypersensitive taster, which means that I prefer sweet wines over dry, dislike bitterness, and favor delicacy over intensity—getting one out of three right does not make for a stellar performance. Even the one that the test got right is up for grabs: yeah, I like delicacy, but I can also cotton to intensity, provided the wine has balance, which leads to another issue.
I don't think the description of tasters in this system says anything about balance or nuance or anything interesting at all, really. But judge for yourself. Go to the link below to read the story. There, you'll find a link so that you can take the ridiculous test.
On the heels of the Budometer comes a news report that people given electro shock proved to have a heightened sense of smell.
Can you imagine what the next gimmick will be?
All I can say is that if wine judges are going to have to agree to have their tongues painted blue and then submit to electric shock before the competition begins, I'm going to start turning down wine judge invitations…
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1967 Chevy Camaro Convertible - Down Time
With men it's practically our duty to make snide remarks or a justified roll of the eyes regarding women who tend to have a difficult time making up their minds. It's not uncommon for women to spend hours shopping for that "just right" item at the mall. So when Denise Jarvis wasted no time in finding attraction in a 1967 Chevy Camaro convertible she saw at a local car show, her husband, Brent, might have been a little caught off guard. At the time, Denise was the proud owner of a black '69 SS 396 four-speed car. Any Camaro guy, or gal for that matter, would "kill" to own a piece of that ride. And it's not that she was unhappy with the big-block bruiser, but once eye contact was made with that '67 convertible, she was instantly smitten.
In the fall of the same year, he received a call from one of his customers who had a '67 RS convertible. He told Brent that he needed to dump the car quickly as he was going through an ugly divorce (are they ever pretty?) and needed $20K right away in order to take care of some legal bills. As co-owner of Performance Restorations in Mundelein, Illinois, Brent is familiar with most of the cars in his area. "I knew the car," Brent said. "It was a documented, rust-free West Coast example that came with a build sheet and original bill of sale. The owner asked me if I knew of anyone who might be interested in buying the car. I thought about it for maybe 3 seconds before writing him a check."
Brent knew this was Denise's dream car but before passing her the keys, the car would need a little sprucing up. With a super clean canvas to start with, Brent had the car in sanitary condition in no time. "The car was so clean and rust-free, the restoration only took about four months," Brent says. "I painted the car inside and out, and the floor mats only needed a little wash and scuff job before painting." Denise received the finished car on her birthday in April of 2006. "I'll never forget the smile on her face the first time she saw the car completed," Brent says.
Over the past five years, Denise has tallied up about 20,000 miles on the car. It's basically her daily driver-weather permitting-and most of those miles were racked up with the top down. She likes the attention she gets while driving the car. In fact, when her best friend, Pam, rides shotgun, some sort of mischief is bound to ensue, a la Thelma and Louise. More often than not, Denise often gets quizzed about her "boyfriend's" or "husband's" car. She's always quick to make the correction that the car belongs to her, and she'll "politely" rattle off engine specs if necessary. You know, just to prove the point.
Speaking of which, the '67 retains a numbers-matching, .060-over 358ci mill built by the crew over at C.R.E. in McHenry, Illinois. A mild Crane hydraulic roller works in conjunction with the Crane rockers and pushrods, and 10:1 compression full floater forged pistons provide the punch. The Edelbrock heads were treated to a smooth porting for maximum flow, while a '67 Z/28 intake was massaged in the same manner. An MSD HEI distributor provides the spark, and a Holley 750 rides up top along with a '70 Z28 snorkel air cleaner perched above. It's a tasty recipe Brent whipped up to uphold the vintage Z/28 look. Aesthetics aside, Brent estimates the assembly puts out approximately 450 hp at 6,000 rpm.
A Tremec TKO 600 managed by a Hurst shifter optimizes forward momentum. The original 12-bolt posi armed with 3:36 gears remains on duty with the only changes being a fresh set of seals and bearings. Slathered with a new coat of paint, the rearend was good to go. Brent points out, "The body was virtually rust and dent-free, so all we had to do was strip the body and repaint it. We went with Marina Blue to keep the color correct and used PPG white for the SS stripe on the nose. I've been in the restoration business for a long time, and I have to say this is one of the nicest survivors I've seen in a long time."


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A total of 100 bikes were given away to children in need Thursday night at the Yuletide! Fest in Canton. The event is coordinated by ystark! The recipients of the bikes were young children enrolled in the pre-kindergarten program at Head Start at the Stark Community Action Agency.
The lines were divided among young boys and young girls. They were told gifts awaited. But they didn't know what.
Led into classrooms at the William Hunter Center, the eyes of the 4- and 5-year-olds rounded with surprise and jubilation as they saw the new bicycles.
Smiles also blossomed on the young faces. The boys flocked to the red-and-black bikes. The girls hustled to the pink-and-white ones. Each one included a helmet and teddy bear. It didn't take long for them to saddle the bikes and test them out.
"A new bike!" one young boy beamed.
The bike giveaway was part of the Yuletide! Fest coordinated by ystark! The young professionals group is affiliated with the Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Providing the Huffy bikes were the Timken Co., McMichael Chiropractic Natural Health and Wellness Center, Stark Young Professional Service Organization (SYPS), North Canton Jaycees and ystark! Also contributing items were Aultman Hospital and United Way of Greater Stark County.
The recipients were children from low-income families in the Stark Community Action Agency Head Start pre-kindergarten programs in Canton, Alliance and Massillon.
A total of 100 bikes were given away — 50 boys and 50 girls.
The event began a few years ago as the inspiration of Canton resident Paula Perkins.
"I want to give back to my community," she said. "That is my goal." What makes it special is "the excitement of a child getting a bike for Christmas ... something large like that (and) that surprise, that excitement, that happiness."
This is the third year ystark! has been involved. The group works to attract and retain young professionals in Stark County.
Some members of ystark! gathered recently to assemble the bicycles. The total ystark! membership is around 1,600.
Maria Goss, who heads the local Head Start program, said she was overjoyed the agency was selected for the event this year, which included dinner and games for children.
"I just remember getting my first bike," she said. "It changes your world."
Danny Morefield, of Canton, said the bike was a wonderful gift for his daughter, Isabella Corns, 5.
"She's excited ... and now she can go home and ride it in the basement," he said.
"It's lucky to have an agency that would help out like this," Morefield said. "I'm very appreciative. This makes kids so happy."
Skylanae Clark, 5, of Canton, peddled her new bike in the hallway of the William Hunter Center. Asked what she liked most about the bike, Skylanae made it clear: "Cupcakes," she voiced, pointing to the pictures adorning the bike frame.
"She's been talking about getting a bike all year," said her father, Spencer Clark, grinning. "I told her, we're going to see what Santa is going to do."
Added her mother, Shawanna Clark, "Her eyes just blew up (when she saw the bike). She just ran into the room."
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Now, another favorite-on-wheels, Good Dog Hot Dogs, is making a permanent footprint in the Heights.
Good Dog made the announcement via Twitter on Friday, with a photo of keys, a signing pen and a bottle of bubbly:
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Some movies are gloriously obvious and perfect for one viewing. But other movies must be watched a second time to be appreciated, because you pick up on all the little snatches of dialogue and narrative hints that make the story feel complete. What's your favorite watch-it-twice scifi movie?
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Movie: Primer
Why you have to watch more than once: This is one of those rare time travel movies that actually makes sense, and you just can't take in all the subtleties of the timey-wimey until you've seen it through the end and gotten the complete picture. Then you re-watch, knowing what you know, and can see how carefully the writer/director laid out the whole plot. Seriously, just look at that crazy timeline chart.


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Poison Hotel Room: Mother Speaks For First Time Since Son's Death
North Carolina Best Western kept Room 225 open despite deaths.
Jan. 17, 2014 -- Jeannie Williams still remembers the last moment she saw her 11-year-old son Jeffrey alive.
"My last vision I have of him is just sitting on the edge of the bed and him holding the iPad and playing a game," Williams told ABC's "20/20" in an exclusive interview.
Williams and her son had checked into Room 225 at the Blue Ridge Plaza Best Western Hotel in Boone, N.C., on June 7, 2013. They were planning to pick up Williams' daughter Brianne, 17, from a nearby science camp the next day.
But during the night the 49-year-old mother felt nauseous and hurried to the bathroom. First she sat with her head between her knees, but eventually moved to the floor and laid on her side.
"I knew where I was," Williams said. "I was on the floor, but my phone was plugged in by the bed. I knew I needed to get help... I remember [being] on the floor reaching and trying to get to the door to open the door, and I couldn't. I couldn't get it. And then that's the last thing I remember."
When Williams and Jeffrey didn't arrived to pick up Brianne, she called her father, who in turn called the hotel. When a clerk went to Room 225, she found Williams and Jeffrey.
"The next thing I remember is waking up in the hospital room," Williams said. "I couldn't talk."
After she awoke, Williams scrawled a note to her husband to ask about Jeffrey, "and that's when he told me that Jeffrey was with Jesus," she said.
Williams was shocked to learn she and her son had suffered from carbon monoxide poisoning. She was even more shocked to discover that a couple had died in Room 225 just seven weeks before their stay.
Daryl Jenkins, 73, and Shirley Jenkins, 72, were found dead in the same hotel room on April 16, 2013.
On 911 tapes from the day Jeannie and Jeffrey Williams were found unconscious, a hotel employee can be heard saying, "This just happened to us last month so please come help us... You don't understand, we just went through this."
When medics arrived at the hotel they, too, realized this wasn't their first visit to Room 225.
"And I look at my partner, and I said, 'If I'm not mistaken, that's the same room we had the last call in,'" said Mike Edmisten, an EMT for Watauga Medics in Boone. "Then we walk in, and we find two more bodies, same room. Stuff like this don't happen here. That's what everybody thinks. But it does."
Damon Mallatere, the hotel manager, chose to re-open Room 225 six weeks after the Jenkins' death. Mallatere is also the president of Appalachian Hospitality Management, the company that oversees the Blue Ridge Plaza Best Western, which is an independent hotel and not owned by Best Western.
Mallatere says authorities indicated to him the Jenkins died of natural causes. The room was re-opened before Watauga County medical examiner Dr. Brent Hall determined what killed the elderly couple.
"I don't believe that anybody that was in any way involved, whether it be the authorities or the contractors or my employees or myself should go to bed tonight and not feel responsibility," Mallatare told ABC News in an exclusive interview. "[But] I would never willfully hurt a guest if I knew that I could keep that from happening."
But there was yet another blatant warning sign. Three days after the Jenkins' death, Serene Solinski hosted a birthday pool party and sleepover for her 13-year-old daughter, Levi Rawl, and her eight friends at the hotel. When they checked into Room 325, the hotel room located above Room 225, Solinski said the girls became very ill.
"All girls were very sick, puking in bathtubs, sinks, toilets while I'm calling their parents, they were falling off like flies," Solinski said. "And it was pretty scary."
According to Solinski, all but one friend went home with their parents that night, too sick to continue celebrating. She said she alerted the front desk, and "my name was written on a yellow sticky note and I was told the general manager would be told."
Mallatere denies ever being told of Solinski's stay by his staff.
After Jeffrey Williams was found dead, state investigators discovered that the hotel pool heater's exhaust pipe was damaged. In investigation photos obtained by ABC News, the pipe can be seen full of holes and propped up with a VHS cassette tape and a hotel ice bucket. Investigators say the exhaust pipe was leaking lethal levels of carbon monoxide from its location in the drop ceiling just below Room 225.
Mallatare said he had no knowledge of the damaged pipe until the state's investigation.
"We never would've re-opened that room if we had any thoughts whatsoever that there was something wrong or that that would hurt somebody," Mallatare said.
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) told ABC News the medical examiner had received Shirley Jenkins' toxicology report on June 3, 2013, showing she had been killed by carbon monoxide poisoning -- four days before Jeffrey Williams died.
In a statement to ABC News, DHHS spokesperson Kevin Howell wrote, "Hall did not request that the toxicology analysis be expedited."
Hall resigned from his state-appointed post in June. He didn't respond to repeated attempts to contact him.
On Jan. 8, a North Carolina grand jury indicted Mallatare on three counts of involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault for Jeannie Williams' injuries. After turning himself in on Feb. 10, Mallatare entered a not guilty plea and posting a bond of $40,000. He faces an arraignment hearing on Feb. 17.
Unlike smoke detectors, there is no federal requirement for carbon monoxide detectors in hotel rooms. A handful of states, now including North Carolina, do require them in some areas of the hotel.
When asked if she thought her son would still be alive if the Blue Ridge Plaza Best Western had carbon monoxide detectors installed, she said, "That's my understanding."
The Williams family hopes to start a foundation to raise awareness of the need for carbon monoxide detectors.
"One thing that we would like is for more hotels or state laws, if they would put carbon monoxide detectors in hotels," Jeannie Williams said. "If you walk into a hotel room, don't assume that everybody there is doing everything they can for your safety. As travelers, maybe we need to take more control of that for ourselves by traveling with CO detectors."
In raising awareness of the horrors she faced in Room 225, she hopes to spare another family the pain she now carries.
"One thing I'll never have… I won't have the mother and the groom dance," Williams said. "But I just take it one step at a time, and I just know I'll see him and I'll dance with him in heaven one day."


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