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Ben Thompson admitted it was 'surreal' playing for his boyhood club after penning a long-term deal with Millwall.
The 23-year-old who shone for the Neil Harris's side in the second half of last season has signed a new deal which will extend his seven-year stay at The Den.
After impressing on-loan at Portsmouth in the first half of last season, the midfielder returned to command a starting berth in Harris's side last season.
A firm fans favourite for his passionate and commandeering displays the academy product admitted it was a 'dream' to be playing for the club he supports.
"I'm delighted," he told Millwallfc.co.uk.
"To play with the players I play with, and to play under the manager is all a bit surreal, but I've been here a while and I've got used to it.
"Obviously, it's a dream to play for the club and to do well for them, but it's all come around quite fast. However, I've enjoyed every minute and long may it continue. I just feel that playing for this club means something to me and my family, and [to sign a new contract] is a brilliant achievement on my behalf."
His contribution of four goals in 13 appearances to Millwall survival in Championship hadn't gone unnoticed by his manager who was equally as thrilled to tie down a key player in a transfer window he admitted will be 'difficult.'
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5 Warehouse Operations Technology Trends to Watch
The world of warehouse operations technology is constantly evolving. What was once a highly labor intensive and manual business process has increasingly become collaborative, cloud-based and automated, thanks to advances in technology that are delivering the ability to streamline warehouse operations, gather and analyze data to improve performance and meet customer needs, and put enterprise-grade warehouse management into the hands of even the smallest B2B manufacturers and distributors. Here are some of the biggest technology trends that are most likely to impact your warehouse operations in the next few years.
5 Warehouse Operations Technology Trends
1. Internet of Things
Experts say the next wave of business improvement in warehouse operations will come from the Internet of Things, the connection of billions of items to the Internet––enabling data collection and analysis and allow items to be tracked and traced both within a warehouse facility and as it moves through the supply chain and into the customer's hands. According to Gartner Group, devices connected to the Internet of Things are predicted to increase 30-fold by 2020, up from less than 1 billion in 2015. As these devices proliferate, it will be possible to monitor everything from geolocation to the location of items within a supply chain.
2. Big Data
Of course, collecting data from the billions of devices that will be connected to the Internet of Things isn't particularly valuable unless you have the capability to analyze and gain business insight from it. That's why Big Data is a trend to watch for warehouse operations. As companies gather and store more detailed and historical information, that information must be analyzed. Doing so will allow companies to identify and predict changes in customer needs, necessary product improvements, or even improvements in warehouse operations that can allow manufacturers to fulfill customer orders more quickly.
3. Wearables
Of course, the Internet of Things isn't just about "things." With the advent of wearable devices, it's also about people. Wearables such as the FitBit and iWatch are one of the hottest trends with consumers, enabling users to track their steps and access a variety of apps right from a device on their wrist. In the near future, we may see them becoming as essential to B2B warehouse operations as more traditional mobile devices. How can wearables be used in warehouse operations? Wearables essentially sit at the intersection of multiple trends in IT: mobile, the Internet of Things, and Big Data. Think about the ways you are seeing mobile devices used today, and imagine a device you wear that provides the additional component of continuous tracking of your warehouse employees. Wearables bring the human element to the Internet of Things, giving companies multiple ways to improve warehouse operations, such as tracking employee movement, monitoring safety and delivering better quality and service to customers. Just as with other elements of the Internet of Things, the challenge with wearables is going to be analyzing the data that wearables can provide. Computing power, data storage and a strong understanding of how to use the data wearables can provide are some of the biggest challenges currently standing in the way of more widespread adoption.
4. Mobile Devices
The trend towards mobile in warehouse operations began more than 15 years ago with the use of handheld barcode and RFID readers in the warehouse. Since then, it has evolved to include a host of devices, from ruggedized handhelds with built-in cameras, RFID capabilities and voice-enabled functionality to mobile "smart" printers with built-in intelligence that enables them to produce labels without being hard-wired to a computer system. Other mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones are also making inroads into warehouse operations, with widespread adoption especially among smaller companies for whom they combine the advantages of cost-effectiveness and ubiquity. Smartphones are the most widely used mobile device in supply chain and logistics operations, according to a recent survey by market research firm ARC Advisory Group. Advantages of mobile devices for users include familiarity, resulting in lower training costs and more widespread adoption among users.
5. Cloud Technology
Warehouse management systems have traditionally lagged behind other applications when it comes to providing cloud-based solutions for warehouse operations. Recent studies indicate that while as much as 45% of the CRM market consists of cloud-based solutions, only 21% of WMS systems are cloud-based. One of the challenges with cloud technology in the warehouse has been that warehouse operations very rarely happen anywhere other than the warehouse, which means there is little need for access to the WMS system from mobile devices outside the warehouse. Anytime, anywhere access has traditionally been a selling point of the cloud, but it has been held to have little appeal for WMS applications. However, this perception is beginning to change. Experts agree that the cloud could be making its way to a warehouse near you in the very near future. The cloud offers significant advantages for smaller, rapidly growing warehouse operations since it has a low cost of ownership and small IT footprint that enables smaller organizations to access technology to drive more efficiency from their warehouse operations without a large upfront investment. These are just a few of the hottest technology trends that could impact your warehouse operations in the next few years. What trends in warehouse operations are you watching? We'd love to hear about it in the comments.


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How can mobile musical instruments improve your life?
Musical instruments have the power to transform lives for the better, and everyone should have access to a musical instrument. The smartphone, being a practical tool for everyday living, becomes a conduit for musical instruments in an exciting way. That's the genius of GISMART's mobile music apps. We put complete artistic control into the palm of a user's hand.
Make music without an instrument
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"It's easy to play any musical instrument: all you have to do is touch the right key at the right time, and the instrument will play itself."
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All with your mobile phone
Smartphones are seen by many as a necessity and are regularly purchased over expensive musical instruments, so marrying the two technologies makes perfect sense. As well as this, most of Gismarts mobile instrument apps are available for free! Just one free download can save time and money, especially as musical instruments and tutelage fees can be unaffordable. Now, anyone can harness their inner musical genius through our apps.
Finally, this technology has begun receiving serious consideration in high-tech circles! Most notably with recent recognition at the prestigious National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM). Combining this interest with events such as the New York Jazz festival, it's becoming clear that strumming a few chords on Gismart's Guitar app, or laying down some hot beats in WeDrum, can start you on a path to a music career that legitimate organizations will pay attention to.
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F1: Hamilton on pole in Italian GP; Raikkonen, Vettel in 2nd, 3rd
Lewis Hamilton secured his 11th pole position in 12 races for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team by topping qualifying for Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.othersports Updated: Sep 09, 2015 11:25 IST
Defending Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton secured his 11th pole position in 12 races for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team by topping qualifying for Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.
The 30-year-old Briton powered around the high-speed Autodromo Nazional in warm sunshine to clock a best lap of one minute and 23.383 seconds and finish three-tenths of a second clear of a resurgent Kimi Raikkonen, who was cheered to the flag in his Ferrari.
The Finn, inspired by the Ferrari fans packed into the main grandstand opposite the Ferrari pits, produced a flying late effort to beat his team-mate Sebastian Vettel, who wound up third. The Ferrari revival was bad news for Hamilton's teammate Nico Rosberg who had to change engines before the session. The German reverted to an older power-unit and finished fourth, his worst qualifying result of the year.
Hamilton said, "It has been a great effort by the team. I am very happy and the guys have done a great job with the car and we've improved the reliability, for me, really well. I hope Nico can pull through tomorrow and we can finish ahead of the two red cars, but they are very close here and it is going to be a tough race."
Raikkonen, a popular figure with fans, was more talkative than usual and shook off his taciturn image. "We expected a strong weekend, knew this place was not our strongest and the car turned out to be pretty good," he said after securing his first front row start for Ferrari since the 2009 Monaco Grand Prix.
"It is nice to be here! It's a home race for us and this was our best qualifying performance this year as a team. Now we will try and have another go to get a good result tomorrow."
Vettel said, "We are close to Lewis and that will give us confidence. I hope we both finish ahead of him, that would be a dream come true.
"But the Mercedes has serious pace which we have found out many times and we will have to fight and do all we can."
For Hamilton, it was a seventh straight pole, enabling him to emulate Michael Schumacher, the last driver to achieve the feat in 2000-01. The record for most consecutive pole positions is held by late Brazilian driver Ayrton Senna with eight in 1989.
It was Hamilton's 49th career pole and signalled his 20th front row start in succession. His success also extended Mercedes' run to 23 poles, one short of the record set by the Williams team in 1993. Felipe Massa was fifth-fastest ahead of his Williams team-mate Valtteri Bottas, Sergio Perez of Force India and Romain Grosjean of Lotus. Nico Hulkenberg was ninth for Force India ahead of Swede Marcus Ericsson of Sauber.
At the other end of the list, the two McLaren Hondas of Jenson Button, the 2009 champion, and Fernando Alonso were eliminated in 16th and 17th places ahead of the two Manor Marussias of Will Stevens and Robert Merhi. Luckless Dutch teenager Max Verstappen was also knocked out without clocking a lap time in a desultory session that saw his Toro Rosso car lose a piece of bodywork, following engine problems, in the closing minutes. It was the first time he failed to make it to Q2 in his infant F1 career.
As the second session unfolded, it was Hamilton again setting the pace in emphatic fashion as the temperature rose and the track dried following a damp morning and overnight thunderstorms. The two Ferraris showed their improved pace, too, to take advantage of Rosberg's power setback, Vettel and Raikkonen clocking the second and third best laps.
Out this time went Pastor Maldonado of Lotus along with Felipe Nasr of Sauber, Carlos Sainz in the second Toro Rosso, Daniil Kvyat and, in 15th, Australian Daniel Ricciardo his Red Bull team-mate.


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On the border in the Rovno area employees of the state border service under sacks of fuel pellets found more than 500 boxes of smuggled cigarettes.
In the international automobile checkpoint Gorodishche (Rivne region) on Tuesday, January 23, employees of the state border service and the SBU found seized from a citizen of Serbia 270 thousand packs of contraband cigarettes. About it reports a press-state frontier service service.
The contraband was hidden in a truck under bags to fuel pellets. The Serb returned home from Belarus through Ukraine.
In fact began criminal proceedings under article about contraband (article 204 of the criminal code). The car and cigarettes were seized.
In HCC recalled that a week ago at the international automobile checkpoint Novi yarylovychi on the border in the Chernihiv region was stopped by another truck, which a citizen of Serbia tried to move from the Russian Federation more than 500 boxes of cigarettes. Then tobacco products were hidden under fodder yeast.
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All the goings-on and flying reports from WGC
The day started with a pea-souper of a fog, that lasted until nearly 11AM. I flew up but had to land at Stanthorpe and wait until the fog lifted. The Air Cadets were champing at the bit for the last day of their camp, but had to wait for the fog as well.
Andres turned up wondering where everybody else was, and by 11:30 the sky was full of streets. Andres and I launched at about 1PM, only that late because of the usual interruptions - visitors from Bathurst included.
After release we both got up to 7000 with no trouble, headed west into a 20 knot wind, but finding plenty of lift in the streets. Andres continued to push west slowly, I went to Leyburn, we met up again at Allora and landed after 2 1/2 hours, but the sky was still working. Maximum altitude 8500 under the cloud, lift was anything from 2 to 10 knots, but only under the cloud - between the streets it was dead.
All in all a very enjoyable day and one that should have been enjoyed by a lot more people! Tomorrow should be much the same, so come on up!


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Meanwhile, officials along the Gulf Coast launched emergency preparations Saturday as Alberto pounded Cuba's western coast, raising the threat of flash floods and mudslides.
The storm has maximum sustained winds of 40 miles per hour.
Tropical storm warnings and storm-surge watches are now focused on the Gulf coast from MS to Florida, as Alberto's path becomes clearer.
Florida, Alabama and MS declared a state of emergency Saturday as Subtropical Storm Alberto, the first named storm of the season, made its way through the Gulf of Mexico.
At the moment, the New Orleans area is expected to see sustained winds of 20 mph to 25 mph, with gusts of up to 45 mph.
The impacts from this storm will not be limited to the coast, however, as it will bring even more tropical moisture into the South from Louisiana to North Carolina, which has been in a wet pattern for several days.
Forecasters at the National Weather Service warned residents along coastal Alabama and MS as well as the Florida Panhandle to brace for heavy rain and high winds. Phil Bryant said Saturday that he also signed a proclamation declaring an emergency in his state.
Rick Scott issued the declaration for all 67 counties in his state.
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But this was a situation where what appears to be five squad cars and eight police officers are handling a parking violation. Morales was appointed chief in February, following the retirement of Edward Flynn, who held the position for 10 years.
Alberto's center reformed in the southern Gulf of Mexico early Saturday. Residents in the storm's expected path were advised to monitor the storm's progress.
Alberto is expected to come ashore late Sunday and early Monday along the Gulf Coast, with heavy rain being the primary threat. But the broad storm system is expected to bring heavy rains across the entire northern Gulf Coast starting well before landfall.
The National Weather Service has issued flash flood advisories across the region. These factors could lead to flooding.
What is a tropical storm warning? . This includes the western Florida Panhandle, the Alabama and MS coastline and metro New Orleans. "The rains are across Florida".
Nick Ellis III and his father Nick Ellis II picked up their sandbags Saturday and gave Manatee County workers a hand by picking up shovels and filling their own bags.
In a visit to Panama City Beach yesterday, Scott said, "We have already moved some high water vehicles up to the panhandle from Fish and Wildlife". After peaking as a Category 1 hurricane with 75 miles per hour winds, Alex hit the Azores as a tropical storm with 65 miles per hour winds on January 15.
Moving into Sunday, things look just a tad better with the rain chances. Once again, very heavy rainfall is likely with these tropical downpours, and brief tornadoes will be possible.


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It is now the 2nd of October and getting very hot during the day now. Cools down to the teens at night though. (Did not finish writing till the 6th though!)
I finished last time saying we were to visit a conservation farming initiative and then head to Livingstone.
Well, Jenny, Bunmi (Jenny's Methodist church boss) and I went to the farm about 15- 16 kilometres into the bush from Batoka, about ¾ hour drive from Choma. An idyllic spot where Tiens, who is from Zimbabwe and Karin from South Africa originally, have set up a small holding and growing all they need to live by developing a knowledge of the soil to get the best out of it without loads of fertiliser. They have increased yields beyond what is expected here in Zambia. They now want to be able to share this knowledge as there is an expectation here that nothing will grow without bags of fertiliser, which clearly increases costs. As United Church of Zambia has a training farm for youth north of Lusaka, Bunmi, has made contacts to explore if it is possible to work with them in some way. Food sustainability and new methods are desperately needed as is to encourage Zambians back to the land and their villages. Farming is not seen as an attractive thing to be involved in, and this needs to change for the future. I will post pictures separately from this visit.
I also said we would be heading to Livingstone to 'hand over' Bunmi to Keith and Ida Waddell, mission partners at Mwandi Mission. http://idaandkeith.blogspot.co.uk/ to see more of their work in health and education. While waiting we did treat ourselves to lunch in the Royal Livingstone Hotel which was superb. Sat on the banks of the Zambezi watching the hippos play in the water, apparently missed the elephants, while seeing the Mosi-oa-Tunya 'smoke that thunders' falls. Had to be dragged away once Ida arrived; however to cool off Jenny and I then headed to another hotel to use their swimming pool. Too many crocs in the Zambezi to swim there! To sleep we headed to The Faulty Towers hostel for the night complete with pictures of Basil and family. Eating in the Royal Livingstone is very good value, price for sleeping is scary though! If, on reading this bit and you wonder what I am here to do, I fully appreciate the opportunities and feel blessed at being able to take time out like we did. It is a privilege not afforded to Zambians living below a very low poverty line as it is.
Before Ida left , on hearing of their work, I opted to divide the 4 donated blood pressure machines between the mission at Mwandi and the clinic at Masuku to get best use overall from them. They also got thermometers, urinalysis dip sticks and some reading glasses for which Ida was very grateful, and will ensure the neediest benefit. I was invited to Mwandi to see the mission there, but Masuku clinic was already set up for the Tuesday. However; Jenny's car was playing up again so the mechanic had lent Jenny his car so that we could get to the farm and to Livingstone, with the hope that it was ready for Tuesday. It was hope, as no, it wasn't ready, so Masuku postponed for now.
I just want to say how inspiring I found the weekend with meeting Bunmi, Tiens and Karin, their passion for Africa, their passion for what they do and for their faith which sustains them. Bunmi was born in the UK of Nigerian parents, but also spent many years back in Nigeria, before training as a vet. She lives in the UK just now but has plans to return to Nigeria on her retirement. Before we left on the Sunday morning, as it was a special service at St Stephens with visiting choirs and we would have to leave part way through, we opted to study the sermon emailed to me weekly by David Gibson at Trinity church round the kitchen table. 2 Corinthians 2: v 5-11 is just as relevant here in Zambia and promoted lively discussion and left us fed for the journey. Thank you David.
The remainder of this week has found me helping out around Chodort by doing things like taking off old seat covers ready for refurbishment by carpentry and Friday preparing the teaching session next week on non-communicable diseases with the students. I sat in on part of the session on stigma I HIV class this week in preparation for my session.
This weekend we were baking and cooking for freezing in preparation for the grand opening of the classrooms on the 13th. My new Chitenge suit has been made by the lovely Roydah and Abes in the tailoring department of Kulilela crafts, so I hope to wear it at the opening.
As with all the pictures posted from friends in Scotland, we also witnessed the spectacle of a huge 'blood' moon here. With the lack of light pollution here, the stars always seem so clear.
Decisions still have to be made for future courses at Chodort. As its ethos is to support the training of vulnerable youths the courses have to be affordable. Though we have sponsors for some students and Kulilela crafts' profits are to support vulnerable students also, Chodort is not yet self-sustaining, which is its ultimate aim.
I was given a very generous donation of £250 from the Dyce rotary to use in the best way possible in Zambia. My initial thoughts had been to sponsor a student for 1 year here at Chodort; however, for maximum impact and to support the gender inequality where many girls from poor or vulnerable backgrounds do not have sanitary protection, meaning they miss a week's schooling every month! This is because of having only a strip of cloth or leaves to use, possibly even no undergarments and the embarrassment this causes.
At Chodort, Jenny found out about Days for Girls and Chodort now make the hygiene packs here in the Kulilela crafts tailoring dept. These are distributed through local schools at subsidised price of 30 Kwatcha per pack ( at today's exchange it is about £1.60) The girls may also be allowed to pay this sum up over some weeks. Having been to some schools on my last visit I know the impact that this will have on gender equality and Zambia in the future. I commend my decision about the use of the £250 to you and pray that Days for Girls will flourish in Zambia. See www.daysforgirls.co.uk for more information. I will post some pictures of the packs made here in Chodort. Also, if all of us women were to use reusable products at home we would save money and reduce landfill. What about it ladies?
Am slowly updating the Chodort website at www.chodort.org and please remember to check up on www.play4all.org as well please.
Please do go to the specific picture pages as these continue the story of my time here in Zambia.
For praise and thanks:
Meeting Bunmi, Tien, Karin, Ida and Keith
David's sermons crossing continents,
The opportunity and time to watch the hippos in the Zambezi.
For prayer
For Jane the project manager at Play 4 All and decisions about what income generating initiative will enable Play4All to be self-sustaining in the future.
Opening ceremony on 13th; that it runs smoothly and guests from Germany and Ireland travel safely.
Wisdom for Chodort staff in choosing new Courses that best fits it ethos for providing employment skills for vulnerable youths.
Jenny's car, that it is finally fixed and we can get to Masuku. (No bus service to there, a lorry travels the road once daily if you need transport.)
Love to all.


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Last summer, little Zion Harvey became the world's first child to undergo a bilateral, or double hand, transplant. On Tuesday night, in front of a packed crowd at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, nine-year-old Harvey got the chance to share his medical miracles with the world and threw out the first pitch of the night at a Baltimore Orioles game.
Zion Harvey underwent the bilateral hand transplant procedure at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia last summer pic.twitter.com/7cAtLtEGMB
— Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) August 3, 2016
But it was a long, grueling road to the pitcher's mound at Oriole Park.
Last July, a surgical team of 40 at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia worked on Harvey for more than ten hours — connecting skin, nerves, bone, blood vessels, muscles, and tendons together to the then-eight-year-old's body.
Harvey lost both of his hands and his feet when he was two years old.
"I don't know what a child's hand looks like," Harvey said at the time. "Never give up on your dreams, it will come true."
What's more? The Baltimore Orioles, who are currently the number one seed in the American League East with an overall 60-45 record, went on to win the game.
Perhaps they had some extra luck from little Zion Harvey.
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SAN DIEGO – April 16, 2015 – San Diego REPertory Theatre (San Diego REP) announces a four-part special event schedule to kick off the company's 40th anniversary celebration. The line-up features the return of Mona Golabek in "The Pianist of Willesden Lane," as well as additional productions whose performances are free and open to the public.
"This series of events are above and beyond our traditional season schedule, and provide us an opportunity to reach new and underserved audiences throughout San Diego County with performances in the community or at our home in Horton Plaza," says Sam Woodhouse, co-founder and artistic director, San Diego REP. "For four decades, we have staged contemporary plays, classics and musicals that honor inclusion and diversity as values we are proud to put on our stages. These events will continue this commitment as we embark on our 40th season this summer."
"Unbroken Blossoms"
By Philip W. Chung
Directed by Jeff Liu
Monday, May 4, 2015 at 7 p.m. in the Lyceum's Underground Stage at San Diego REP
After accusations of racism dogged the release of his masterpiece "The Birth of A Nation," director D.W. Griffith made "Broken Blossoms" to prove he was no bigot. And to make sure his film about the love between a Chinese man and white woman was "authentic," he hired two Chinese American consultants. "Unbroken Blossoms" is the story of those two men, the making of a classic movie and how even the best of intentions can go terribly awry.
This stage reading is open to the public and admission is free. Seating is first come, first serve. For more information, visit our website or call the Lyceum Box Office at (619) 544-1000.
Directed by Emilie Whelan
Sunday, May 17, 2015 at 2 p.m. in the Lyceum Space at San Diego REP
The schedule continues with George Brant's one-woman show "Grounded" starring Heather Ramey in the Lyceum Space on Sunday, May 17 at 2 p.m. Named one of the 10 best plays of the year by The Guardian, this award-winning play seamlessly blends the personal and the political. "Grounded" explores a hot-rod F16 fighter pilot whose unexpected pregnancy ends her career in the sky. Repurposed to flying remote-controlled drones in the Middle East from an air-conditioned trailer near Vegas, she struggles through surreal twelve-hour shifts far from the battlefield, hunting terrorists by day and being a wife and mother by night. A tour-de-force play for actress Heather Ramey, "Grounded" flies from the heights of lyricism to the shallows of workaday existence, targeting our assumptions about war, family and the power of storytelling.
"This show is a hot ticket and has been staged multiple times around the world, and most recently was produced off-Broadway starring Anne Hathaway," says Sam Woodhouse, co-founder and artistic director, San Diego REP. "We are thrilled to bring this important conversation to our military-infused community." The May 17 performance at San Diego REP is free and is just one of several that will be staged throughout San Diego County for veterans, military members and their families. The San Diego run of "Grounded" is supported by the Blue Star Theatres Grant Program, a collaboration between Theatre Communications Group (TCG) and Blue Star Families. San Diego REP recently received a $5,000 grant from the program to support activities that can include talkbacks, outreach programs, sponsored tickets, performances, playwriting workshops, readings or workshops that focus on military themes and service. Following the May 17 performance, the director and actor of "Grounded" will host a post-show conversation with the audience about the work onstage.
Admission is free, but you must register in advance for tickets. For more information, visit our website or call the Lyceum Box Office at (619) 544-1000.
Hershey Felder's "Great American American Song Book Singalong" – ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Thursday, May 21, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. at the Balboa Theatre
Known for his musical character creations from Gershwin to Chopin and Beethoven to Bernstein, Hershey Felder will perform at the historic Balboa Theatre for one night only, with his signature style in an event where the audience gets to take part.
Felder notes: "From the very first performance of 'George Gershwin Alone' more than seventeen years ago, it was clear that the moment a few familiar notes were played, the audience was intent on singing along. While the 'Great American Song Book Singalong' is chock full of contributions from creative artists with varied backgrounds, many of those early contributions have come from Jewish artists where there is a deep history of storytelling in song. From Berlin to Bernstein, Gershwin to Sondheim, Rogers and Hammerstein, Lerner and Loewe, Jerome Kern, Harold Arlen ("The Wizard of Oz"), Bock and Harnick ("Fiddler on the Roof"), and Marvin Hamlisch ("A Chorus Line") – this evening is not only about singing along to great American classics, but understanding how they came to be and how the Jewish experience influenced their creation."
Tickets are $40 to $55 for general admission, and $118 for VIP seating that includes a pre-show reception with Hershey Felder. To purchase tickets, please call the Balboa Theatre at (619) 570-1100 or visit http://www.sdrep.org/season40special.php. This performance is also part of the 2015 Lipinsky Family San Diego Jewish Arts Festival.
Mona Golabek in "The Pianist of Willesden Lane" – ENCORE PERFORMANCE!
Adapted and directed by Hershey Felder
Based on the book by Mona Golabek and Lee Cohen
July 8-26, 2015 on the Lyceum Stage at San Diego REP
A San Diego favorite returns! Set in Vienna in 1938 and in London during the Blitzkrieg, "The Pianist of Willesden Lane" tells the true story of Lisa Jura, a young Jewish musician whose dreams are interrupted by the Nazi regime. In this poignant show, virtuoso Mona Golabek returns to the Lyceum Stage to perform some of the world's most beautiful piano music as she shares her mother's riveting story of survival. Adapted and directed by Hershey Felder, "The Pianist of Willesden Lane" is infused with hope and invokes the life-affirming power of music. For her awe-inspiring performance, Golabek was the recipient of the 2015 Outstanding Solo Performance award from The San Diego Theatre Critics Circle.
"The Pianist of Willesden Lane" is July 8-26 on the Lyceum Stage at San Diego REP. Tickets are $36 to $95. For available show times and tickets, visit our website or call (619) 544-1000. This production is also part of the 2015 Lipinsky Family San Diego Jewish Arts Festival.
About San Diego REPertory Theatre
For nearly 40 years, San Diego REPertory Theatre (San Diego REP) has produced intimate, exotic, provocative theatre. San Diego REPertory Theatre is downtown San Diego's resident theatre, promoting a more inclusive community through vivid works that nourishes progressive political and social values and celebrate the multiple voices of our region. San Diego REPertory Theatre feeds the curious soul. The organization produces and hosts over 300 events and performances year-round on its three stages at the Lyceum Theatre. Since moving to the Lyceum, San Diego REP has produced 45 main stage productions by Latino playwrights and more than 40 world premieres. The company has received over 200 awards for artistic excellence from the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle, Patté Theatre Awards, NAACP, Backstage West, Dramalogue and StageSceneLA. In 2005, the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle presented San Diego REP with the Craig Noel Award "For 30 Years of Artistic Dedication to Downtown and Diversity." To learn more about San Diego REP, to purchase tickets or make a donation, visit www.sdrep.org. Connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.


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Angie and the Ghostbuster, by Theresa Gladden
>> Wednesday, January 12, 2005
I like ghost books, and the hero in Angie and the Ghostbuster, by Theresa Gladden sounded like a winner!
Drawn to the old house by an intriguing letter and a shockingly vivid dream, Dr. Gabriel Richards came in search of a tormetnted ghost -but instead found a sassy blonde with dreamer's eyes who awakened old pain of his own. Ange Parker was two parts angel to one part vixen, a sexy skeptical single mom who suspected a con -but couldn't deny the chemistry between them, or disguise her burning need.While the hero was lovely, Angie and the Ghostbuster simply didn't engage me. My grade would be a C.
Determined to court the irrepresible flirt who'd gotten under his skin, Gabriel pursued her with tender fierceness, wooing the sweet tigress who protected all those she loved, but who'd never known how it felt to be cherished. Together, they struggled to believe the impossible, to free the anguished spirit that shadowed their happiness. Could a century-old mystery reveal the powerful magic of love?
I really liked Gabriel. I'm a sucker for nerdy, scientist, nice-guy heroes, and Gabriel was just adorable. Angie was an interesting character, too. Her backstory was original (her late husband was much, much older than her, and they had a wonderful marriage), and her having no ambitions outside the home was refreshing, even if it made Angie a character I understood intellectually, but couldn't really emotionally get a feel for.
However, for all that I liked both characters, I found Gladden's handling of their relationship wooden and chemistry-free. I couldn't manage to raise any interest in the romance... I just felt kind of distant, even bored with it all. What's strange about this is that the characteristics of Gabriel and Angie's relationship should have made it a hit for me. I liked the way they dealt with their past together, acknowledging it but accepting that they are now adults and completely over it. I liked how they got to know each other by talking (and listening) and how Gabriel immediately falls for Angie and basically courts her (and yes, he uses that word!). And yet... the way Gladden coloured in between these basic lines didn't work for me.
As for the ghost story, it could have been a really interesting plot, but Gladden managed to make it as boring as the love story. Plus, the resolution was much too rushed.
It's too bad, but the only strong feeling the book evoked was a kind of incredulous horror, when the author described some of Angie's outfits ::shudder::.


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