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Life is an obscure hobo bumming a ride on the omnibus of art. But what makes art? And who determines what is art? The artist makes the art and the critics determine if it is actually art or not; or so I'm told. The Yellow Sign Theatre is making art of a bold and bloody variety. In this darkly unsettling, albeit humorous, stage adaptation of Roger Corman's A Bucket of Blood, the company explores and examines the social layout of artists as the 50's close and the 60's bloom. A caustic and curious theatrical adventure adapted for the stage and Directed by Melissa LaMartina, the vibe of this production will give you shivers— both scintillating and unnerving. Are you down for that?
Working in the intimate space of a restaurant-store front-turned theatre, Director Melissa LaMartina, in conjunction with the company's Artistic Director Craig Coletta, transforms the performance into a fully immersive experience. Theatergoers aren't just getting a show, they're getting a submersion of the Baltimore art scene in every sense of the word. With a pre-show entertainment event designed to feel like a poetry jam local poets, and singers will set the atmospheric tone before the play begins. Visual artists are not forgotten as their art is hung along the walls and worked into the show, including local artist Margaret Peterson, the painter responsible for the art that is recognized as Carla's work during the performance.
This infused exposure of art in many formats is a showcase experience of just how artistic of a city Baltimore truly is and serves well the motif of the play as it focuses around discovering new art forms, though here's hoping that none of the local artists are fashioning their masterpieces in the same way that Walter Paisley does in the play!
Creative Designers for the performance's set comes in a team: Craig Coletta, Mike Jancz, Melissa LaMartina, and Miriam Cummons. Making use of every inch of available space in the building, the Scenic Team constructs a main dual-level play space at the front of the house, but weaves authenticity of an artsy café into the scene by having the characters arrive and exit through the establishment's main entrance. This immersive approach to realism further draws the audience into the world of the darkly humorous thriller.
Lighting and Sound Designers Eric Gasior and Mike Walls really electrify the atmosphere with a chilling intensity, particularly when shocking things occur in Walter's apartment. Walls' sound cues are spot-on and sound horrifically authentic at times. Gasior has similar approaches with his lighting, though to say much more would be to give away the truly shocking surprises that lie in wait for the audience. All of these design elements are augmented by the Animations of Chris LaMartina, which are not only a genius hybrid of yet another art form in this production, but also a sincerely clever way to cover certain scene changes as they occur.
It goes without speaking that Walter's sculptures, as witnessed in the performance, are breathtaking. The detail alone and lifelike authenticity of these pieces are truly marvelous, especially considering the way they fit into the twisted plot. While the entire review could be devoted to these works alone, it is with great caution that further comment is reserved for fear of spoilers.
Director Melissa LaMartina grasps the 1959 art scene by its beatnik beard and hippy hair and thrusts it into a presentable submission while still capturing its unruly nature and wildly creative ephemerality. Her use of the space, particularly when it comes to blocking the performers among the crowd, is naturalistic and creates a sense of real time both flowing and happening during the play. LaMartina's work with the cast to expose dramatic tension and diffuse dark humor is rewarding and results in a thoroughly enjoyable, albeit disturbing, piece of art.
The live musical performance intertwined into the production by vocalist Kristina Green and guitarist Eddie Lee add a haunting element to the show. Green delivers murder ballads and old dark songs in her smoky tenor range with Lee accompanying her on acoustic guitar. Green's deliciously sinful rendition of "Mack the Knife" hangs in the air like salt off a fresh ocean morning's breeze; a disturbing but intoxicatingly intriguing combination that lingers in the back of your mind for the rest of the evening.
The character cadence and delivery in this production is stellar. Even minor cameo characters like Alice (Rachel Reckling) and Naolia (V Lee) are felt distinctively in the café. Lee's performance is melodramatic; driven by the art-noir hybrid character of the time, oversexed, over stimulated, and overdone. Reckling delivers this unspeakably arrogant aristocrat with a floating air of pretention that precedes her entrance to the café by a wide mile. Both women make their roles, however brief, pop right before your eyes.
Without hipsters— though were they called hipsters before the term hipster was popular?— a café filled with art would be nothing more than a Starbucks with fancier decorations. And as the play takes place long before the advent of Starbucks, Will (Kathy Carson) and Oscar (Scott Burke) give the atmosphere its charming beatnik flavoring. Carson and Burke are almost in a play world all their own; an appendage to but not directly involved in the play that is currently happening. Burke and Carson exist in a meta-existence of art and things that imitate art, like life, and they do an exceptional job of sticking to this vibe throughout the performance.
Carla (Katharine Vary) is your sweet girl-next-door artist who hangs her work in Leonard (Chaz Kedesla)'s café. Vary is noted for her candor in her performance while Kedesla should be noted for his suspicious nature and his reflexive facial expressions. The way he responds to Walter, especially once he becomes wise is both tragic and amusing; his worrisome expressions, particularly when discovering new work at Walter's apartment, are cause for some dark chuckles.
Pontificating poet Maxwell Brock (John Bennett) has a dizzying attraction about his very presence that is both nauseating and titular simultaneously. Bennett is a prize in this role, laboring through the loquacious moments of poetic paragon with dicey staccato rhythm that feels a bit like rapid fire verbal bullets to the ear; infectiously painful as they erupt with ecstatic bliss and emotion. His overly intense delivery of the character and by proxy the character's poetry seizes the audience's attention, unrelinquishing in his verbose grip. He creates a hazy poetic rapture that ensnares the listener's ear; forcibly mesmerizing them with a suave cheekiness that is poised like a viper but moves like slow boiled oil.
Bennett, despite the character's potential to remain dimensionally limited, delivers an impressive rollercoaster of moods and emotions, even if many of them are egocentric. Bennett's portrayal of Maxwell Brock sucks up all the air in the room creating a vacuum of emotion wherein all of the provocations art inspires swirl around darting from person to person. Even at his most obnoxious it is impossible to stop drinking in his every word. He somehow even manages to make praise for Walter Paisley (John Marra) turn around to reflect himself.
Marra's portrayal of the bus-boy turned artist, is acting genius at its finest. Touched, disjointed, spaced; any of the aforementioned descriptors are just a glimpse into the deeply rooted psychological inertia Marra brings to the role. His physical commitment to the disturbed Walter is impeccable; slightly hunched shoulders, eyes cast downward, hands drawn close to his body and often cupped— all the hallmarks of mental imbalance in a socially awkward and incredibly shy and insecure character immediately brought to the forefront.
Marra nails the vaguely lit expression of Walter's character with subtle panache. Making Walter perpetually appear as if the lights are on but nobody is home, save for the tormented agonizing needs from deep within his psyche, Marra masterfully commands this character portrayal into something unsettling and off-putting. The versatility he brings to the role is astounding, from the delicately precious insecurities to the moderately misunderstood and humorous airs of artistic pretention once he is "discovered", Marra is a frightening sensation in the role and gives a phenomenal performance.
Everything about the production is impressive, from the performances to the use of the space; costumes, props, lighting and sound design all falling into place. This unique theatrical experience is unlike anything happening anywhere else inside or even immediately outside the city, and definitely should be taken-in, perhaps with a nice heated cup of java, and slowly digested. Hideously amazing and modernly expressive, the production is ripe with dark elements that will make you ponder your own artistic existence.
Running Time: Approximately 80 minutes with no intermission
A Bucket of Blood plays through March 8, 2015 at Yellow Sign Theatre— 1726 N. Charles Street in Baltimore, MD. Tickets are available at the door and for a discount in advance online. Advance purchase is strongly recommended as several performances are already sold out.


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A private equity exec and an economist are advocating a new national retirement system (InvestmentNews)
Economist Teresa Ghilarducci and the president of private equity firm Blackstone Group, Tony James, hatched a new proposal to fix the country's retirement savings crisis.
The new proposal would "force workers and their employers to contribute at least 3% of the employee's salary each year toward an account that would be converted into an annuity at the time of retirement," reports Greg Iacurci. It "is designed to replace current 401(k) plans."
The new career military retirement system will require personnel to save more for retirement (FA Magazine)
First Command Financial Services Inc., a Texas-based organization that counsels military personnel on financial issues, notes that the new military retirement system will require military personnel to save more if they want to match the pension benefits of the old system.
"Military personnel who enlist after Jan. 1, 2018, will be part of a new military pension system that includes elements similar to retirement plans in the private sector," reports Karen Demasters. "It replaces the traditional pension that was granted after a 20-year military career."
Liz Ann Sonders: "Pay more attention to Buffett than politicians" (Charles Schwab)
Although all the politicians have been playing up the negatives during the on-going election season, Sonders argues that perhaps investors should instead focus on Warren Buffet's optimistic message.
There are "apocalyptic scenarios abound, but investors who have defaulted to optimism historically have been rewarded," writes Liz Ann Sonders. Notably, "a number of things have been going right lately."
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Ritholtz: Broker misconduct is "astonishing" (Financial Planning)
A report from Tuesday found that about 7% of financial advisors have a misconduct-related disclosure on record, and about one-third of those are repeat offenders. "There is no other way to put this: That's just astonishing," wrote Barry Ritholtz in Financial Planning.
"Perhaps most dispiriting of all is that misconduct is even more common in counties filled with wealthy, elderly people. For example, the study found that of the '5,278 advisors in Palm Beach, Florida, 18.1% have engaged in misconduct," he noted.
A House bill that would weaken SEC enforcement moves forward (ThinkAdvisor)
"Despite opposition, the House Financial Services Committee approved a bill introduced by Rep. Scott Garrett (R.-N.J.) that seeks to allow companies to opt out of the Securities and Exchange Commission's current enforcement proceedings," reports Janet Levaux.


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Crime is an unfortunate reality everywhere! Big cities, small towns, even rural communities.
Statistics released in the FBI's Preliminary Semiannual Uniform Crime Report indicate that the number of violent crimes reported in the first six months of 2012 increased 1.9 % when compared with figures from the first six months of 2011. The number of property crimes increased 1.5 % for the same time frame. The report is based on information from more than 13,300 law enforcement agencies that submitted three to six comparable months of data to the FBI in the first six months of 2011 and 2012.
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Two of the four offenses in the violent crime category—murder and non-negligent manslaughter and forcible rape—show decreases when data from the first six months of 2012 are compared with data from the first six months of 2011. The number of murders declined 1.7 %, and the number of rapes decreased 1.4%. But the number of robberies increased 2.0 % and aggravated assaults 2.3 %.
Cities with populations of 250,000 to 499,999 showed an increase in violent crime of 4.7 %, the largest increase among the city population groups. Cities with less than 10,000 inhabitants experienced the only decline (0.7 %) in violent crime offenses.
Violent crime increased 0.7 % in metropolitan counties and 0.6 % in non-metropolitan counties.
Violent crime increased in each of the nation's four regions. The largest increase, 3.1 %, was in the West, followed by 2.5 % in the Midwest, 1.1 % in the South, and 1.1 % in the Northeast.
Property Crime
All three categories of property crime—burglary, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft—showed increases in the number of offenses from January to June 2012 when compared with data for the same months of 2011. Larceny-theft offenses increased 1.9 %. There was a 1.7 % increase in the number of motor vehicle thefts and a 0.1 % increase in burglary offenses.
Each of the six city population groups had increases in the number of property crimes. Law enforcement agencies in cities with populations of 10,000 to 24,999 inhabitants reported the largest increase, 2.9 %. Property crime in non-metropolitan counties decreased 0.4 %; property crime in metropolitan counties remained virtually unchanged.
Three of the four regions reported increases in the number of property crime: 4.7 % in the West, 4.0 % in the Northeast, and 1.3 % in the Midwest. Property crime declined 1.4 % in the South.
The statistics for arson, collected separately from other property crimes because of varying degrees of reporting among law enforcement agencies, showed an overall jump of 3.2 % during the first six months of 2012. Three of the four regions reported increases in the number of arsons — 11.0 % in the Midwest; 6.4 % in the West; and 5.7 % in the Northeast. There was a 5.6 decrease in arson offenses in the South.
Arson offenses increased 19.1 % in cities with populations of 25,000 to 49,999, the largest increase within the city groupings. Arson offenses decreased 6.0 % in metropolitan counties and 4.3 % in non-metropolitan counties.
Are we so bad at reducing crimes?!


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Finally I have a bit more time to uploaded this. I have been super busy with assignments, sorry about that.
Ryan is my friend's bro-in-law where I happened to capture the few wedding of his sisters, it's like seeing a child grow up that kind of happiness for him, as their "Family" wedding photographer, it's my honour indeed. Right now there is only 1 sister left for me to capture her wedding, I am completed! hehe
This is a long overdue wedding, it supposed to be held last year, due to some work assignment issue, it has been postponed to this year. Anyway I am glad that the date they have chosen to change to, I was still available at that time ho ho. Anyway the story begins…. To be continued….
Did a food photography shoot for an Irish Italian Restaurant a few days ago. It made me so hungry during the shoot… hahaha
This was a wedding that I took in Hong Kong alone in a freezing weather condition. I met Millicent a year ago before their wedding in Hong Kong and happened to have another wedding shoot during that time in Hong Kong as well. I didn't meet Paul though as he was not in Hong Kong Read more ..
Finally have a bit of time to upload some of the photos that I have taken for National Geographic Young Explorer, this kids over there are so cute and loving. Really can't resist to take their photos non-stop haha


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New A-League club wants stadium plans clarified shortly
New A-League club Western Melbourne Group intends to confirm their stadium situation in the coming weeks.
A central focus of their successful A-League bid was building their own soccer-specific ground in Melbourne's west but the proposed 15,000-seater is only expected to open in 2022.
Until then, the club had earmarked Geelong's GMHBA Stadium as its temporary home but that was thrown into doubt after it emerged a deal still hasn't been signed to play A-League games there once the side starts in the competition later this year.
Speaking on Breakfast, former Socceroo and Western Melbourne Group football director Steve Horvat said the club is only now sitting down with stadium management to find a solution.
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Validity of proxy‐reported height and weight to derive body mass index in adults participating in Special Olympics
Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities
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Background Overweight and obesity are common in adults with intellectual disabilities, which complicates their health. To meet their health needs, individuals with intellectual disability frequently rely on proxies to answer questions on their behalf. In the general population, the use of proxy‐reported height and weight to compute body mass index (BMI) has been validated, but not among adults with intellectual disability. The objective of this study was to determine the accuracy of proxy‐reported height, weight and derived BMI among adults with intellectual disability. Methods Proxies were asked to report height and weight on behalf of adults with intellectual disability who participate in Special Olympics Ontario; their answers were compared to measured height and weight. Results Proxies reported height and weight accurately; the sensitivity of proxy reports for classifying individuals with intellectual disability as overweight and/or obese was 84.6%. Conclusion Proxy reports may be useful when direct measurements of individuals with intellectual disability are not available.


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Funding Cuts and impact of Brexit LLR LPC
Leicestershire and Rutland LPC have been working behind the scenes to support the funding cuts campaign.
Leicestershire and Rutland contractors have been fully behind the #loveyourpharmacy campaign led by the NPA, supported by the PSNC ( the negotiating body for CP) , Pharmacy Voice and RPS ( Royal Pharmaceutical Society) resulting in 2 million signatures from patients across England which was presented at 10 Downing Street to David Cameron in support of the Community Pharmacy to stop to the government proposed community pharmacy funding cuts.
We have now linked with various MP's across LLR to raise awareness and also contacted and informed many other key stakeholders such as NHSE, HEEM, CCG;s and Healthwatch.
Leicestershire and Rutland, Hertfordshire, Northamptonshire and Bedfordshire LPC'S have jointly responded to the Community Pharmacy 2016-17 and beyond proposals. We are coordinating a response to ensure engagement with the DOH, NHSE, RPS , local bodies and MP's to engage and work on your behalf nationally and locally.
LPCs' Response to Community Pharmacy in 2016-17 and Beyond Proposals FINAL 12.02.16 (00000003)
Please click the link above
the response from alistair Burt – Doh to this is in the link below
PO1018965 doh response alistair burt to lpc letter 10.3.2016
The rt Honorable Keith Vaz visited Belgrave Pharmacy owned by Satyan Kotecha and has extended his support to community pharmacies and attended the adjournment debate on the 24th may 2016
Mr Jonathan Ashworth has also kindly extended his support by writing to the Secretary of State on behalf of LLR community Pharmacies and will continue to liaise with us to write further questions
The response can be found here for your information;
jon ashworth letter to secretary of state and response may 2016
http://www.jonashworth.org/jon_ashworth_news.html – October 2016 Funding Cuts Challenges to the Government
http://www.jonashworth.org/jon_ashworth_news_09_16.html#pharmacy02 september 2016 Jon ashworth visits Moins Chemist with the LPC Chief Officer Luvjit Kandula
http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/mp-backs-campaign-to-save-chemists-from-cuts/story-29572870-detail/story.html leicester mercuru coverage of Moins Chemist visit
https://www.leicester.gov.uk/news/news-story-details/?nId=88843 LPC represented Community pharmacy to present at the Leicester City Primary Care Summit to enable Integration and MDT working to support primary acre and relieve GP workload attended by Chief Officer Luvjit Kandula.
LPC treasurer adam thomas also represented the LLR at the national MP community pharmacy engagement event held at the house of commons and also received some excellent engagement and support from MP's that attended from invitations sent by the LPC. The national figures for sign up has exceeded 1.8 million signatures with great support from the NPA, PSNC, RPS and Pharmacy Voice
The response from LPC members and contractors n LLR to support the funding cuts in terms of petitions and letters to MP's has been gratefully received and recognised by national bodies.
he LPC are still working to raise awareness of the issues in questions and urgent questions and letters have been sent to the minister and the secretary of state. We will continue to do so. We are extremely disappointed with this outcome but urge all contractors to plan for the changes as soon as possible and be assured that there are many key national leads and MP's who recognise our valuable contribution and expertise.
It is recognised that these funding cuts are detrimental to community pharmacy's, the local NHS and our patients,
please see the link to the press release where Jon Ashworth challenged the proposals in the house of commons
we also have kindly been supported by the deputy city mayor who has also sent a letter to Jeremy Hunt with support from many local MP's who recognise the value of the Community pharmacy network and our role.
We will be holding a support and information event with contractors very soon to discuss ways forward to manage these changes
We also have had local contractors covered in local media such as the Leicester Mercury and BBC radio. The LPC has also been interviewed to give their views to raise awareness.
in 2019, Ongoing work continues with Pharmacy visits and MP's with recent visits from MEP ( Rory Palmer) to Alpharm Chemist ( Altaf Vaiya) to discuss medicines stock and supply issues.
a visit from PSNC Chief executive Simon Dukes to Belgrave Pharmacy (chair/owner Satyan Kotecha) to discuss the current challenges and financial sustainability of community pharmacies
Luvjit Kandula
Chief Officer LLRLPC
last updated 8.1.2019
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