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As I come to the end of my time in Sydney, I'm thinking about my next stop: Warsaw in Poland. And I'm just wondering whether I'll find Bison Vodka there, as I did in Krakow.
That's vodka served with a blade of grass.
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Rated 3.9 out of 5 by 347 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bevo4 LOVE THIS PLACE! Our first stay and we were extremely pleased with most everything. We will stay here from now on instead of the "other hotel" we used to stay at when we visit family in the area every other month. They are extremely doggy friendly and aren't looking to "rip you off" because you are traveling with your "best furry friend"! March 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by 3littleprincesses A truly wonderful princess castle! This past weekend my husband and I took our three little girls on a weekend getaway to an amazing castle of a hotel, The Sheraton in Parsippany, NJ! As we pulled into the hotel after our two hour drive with two 3 year old princesses and one pint size princess in a minivan ready to get out we were blown away by this castle that stood before us! Filled with such excitement to stay in a castle for the weekend, we entered the hotel which was just as breathtaking as the outside. The hotel was beautiful and the amenities were top notch as was the staff. We were very pleased with our room, but as the children were clamoring to swim, it was off to the pool! As we entered the spa/pool/gym area we were once again very impressed. We passed through a state of the art gym to enter a very clean and spacious pool area equipped with hot pool as well. The staff in the pool were also very accommodating and helpful. We enjoyed a fun swim and headed back up to our room for a little late night room service...our meal came very quickly and was very delicious! We were impressed with this hotel throughout our entire stay! We would highly recommend this hotel to anyone, especially those with little ladies who would love to pretend to be a " real princess" for a weekend! Thanks Sheraton! March 25, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by FrequentTraveler13 PSEUDOCASTLE IN TIMBUKTU This is a FAIR hotel. It looks like a BIG MIGHTY CASTLE from outside and is located in the middle of TIMBUKTU. I just wanted to check it out as such I stayed here. The staff was not the best and may need an in-service on customer care and satisfaction. The room was average and the tub was small. Its a fair hotel if you want to try a different SPG property but overall not high on my list. March 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Seattle456 Great service Staff was extremely friendly and made every effort to accommodate my needs. I was more than satisfied with the service and pricing. Would stay here again when in the area. March 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SummerLei Just right Your hotel afforde me the comfort and relaxation that I was looking for while on business in New Jersey. March 15, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by michelle Horrible No power, rude staff, no hot water...all night without a back-up generator. No wake-up call, really what else could go wrong. March 14, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by LB123 Nightmare in New Jersey I am part of a staff that travels and teaches on conventions for dance. I frequently stay at SPG hotels and this by far was the worst experience I've had ever. The power in the hotel went out for hours which was the main reason it was a bad experience but beyond that, the staff at the restaurant and throughout the hotel were not accommodating at all. To get a salad to go, I waited over 40 minutes and there was no wait or anyone in the restaurant. Staff was rude and not experienced, I practically had to beg to get a bite to eat. I'm saddened by the experience I had here and it unfortunately left a bad taste in my mouth about the Sheraton enterprise. March 14, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Musicgirl100 Great location Very bad staff. The physical space is quite nice but hallways and rooms very poor upkeep and unclean. Elevators seem ready to breakdown anytime. Property and employees need some TLC March 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by traveler The staff more than rose to the occasion There was an extreme challenge for the staff and guests. A transformer blew and the hotel was without power. There was a backup generator that supplied minimum power so we were able to get into our rooms. I wanted to point out that the staff did not wait to swing into full motion. They were wheeling carts through the lobby making sure noone was without water or snacks. They ordered pizza and served it in the lobby area. They handed out glow sticks and tried very hard to be accomodating. Not once did I feel like they were not working to fix the situation at hand. I will definetly stay at this hotel again! March 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ChicagoVisitor Outstanding workout facilities / great staff This is no ordinary hotel gym. It truly is a small gym with everything you could want. Staff is very attentive and friendly. I stay here often. March 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by jak2 Overall Satisfaction Recently attended a conference here and was very impressed by the public areas and the banquet and meeting teams. My room was ideal for the business traveler and it was maintained very well. Dinner in the cafe the second night was disappointing. The service staff disappeared at the wrong times and my salmon was so overcooked that it was difficult to cut with my fork. The atmosphere is pub-like and the service should be comfortable and welcoming. March 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by EDDIE Winter Leadership Great Location! Hopefully the NJEA will be able to bring another Conference to this location! March 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mal1123 Outstanding Awesome experience,ould definitely recommend to anyone March 4, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by SueK3920 Needs Improvement Room- Furnance in room was extremely noisy, bathroom was small and outdated, shower head was extremely low for tall people, several cable tv networks not provided, too many "messages" in room, meaning there was a card on every item in the room explaining it's purpose and the one thing I was looking for was TV channel guide that I could not find. I didn't get an itemized room service bill when my food was delivered and I'm still not exactly sure what I was charged for. The couch was extremely uncomforatable and hard. When using he ladies room in the downstaires conference room the water was extremely cold. I also didn't get a bill printed out at the end. I received this email and when I logged in I could not see an itemized bill of my stay I was only able to view the points, so I had to call the hotel twice to get both days sent to me. February 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Munch Good value and good quality Sheraton Parsippany is a very good and quality hotel. The gym is so good that you can not miss it. February 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wilber27 Bathrooms could use work Bath tub stained and drain mechanism is pulled out of drain. Shower head is too low for taller people. Water pressure could be better. February 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by su50 Excellent! Great stay. The gym and pool were wonderful. The only thing negative was charging for drinks in the club lounge, February 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by calibp7 Not bad but... Our stay at this hotel was appreciated but the room that we stayed in was located near the ice machine so the noise kept startling me everytime it was in use. There was a miscommunication in regards to breakfast in the morning and we were under the impression that it was complimentary only to find out, after we served ourselves at the buffet, that it cost $20 each. We don't think we'd stay at this hotel again not because of breakfast but for other reasons. The staff should make it their duty to better communicate their services, as we weren't the only one who thought breakfast was complimentary. And I am a preferred spg guest who is committed to staying at any hotels affiliated with them. February 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by goldash Small inconveniences 1. Room supplies (Shampoo, soap, coffee, cups, etc.) adequate for 1 to 1.5 person for a room registered for 4 adults. 2. TV rermote defective and practically annoying to use . 3. Free internet anywhere should be a norm. February 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Happy Love this Hotel The hotel was beautiful, clean, staff was very courteous and attentive to all. February 21, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by John Double billed for stay An excellent hotel, however, my stay was marred by the fact that I was double billed for my stay. The accounting department assured me that the error was corrected, but the monies will not be returned to my account for 5-7 business days. I don't have time to chase down these issues, so the whole experience was extremely disappointing. I have to stay in the area again on March 2, however, I am leaning towards booking with a different hotel. February 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by NotHappy1 Not satisified Not satisfied with the room. February 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Traveller Excellent Experience I got the room with my starwood membership - got bumped up automatically to club - it was a great experience. Best part indoor pool for my kids Awesome place Just the hotel itself - have to see Beautiful Castle February 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Antonio Location & health club make this a great stay We overnighted enroute to Newark Airport. Starwood recognition was not great as the property was SRO. The lounge, on the other hand, is fantastic c/w two large flat screen computers. The other highlight of our stay was the Atlantis health club c/w 2 rooms of Nautilus equipment and a decent pool. February 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Joanie Valentine's Surprise Beautiful hotel with an awesome gym and pool... Restaurant prices were a little higher than expected... Way to many children running around the hotel unsupervised ... Otherwise, good for the money... February 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by FrankT Couple of greats Great location, good food, great amenities February 11, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by michelle31 Needs some work Hotel is beautiful from the outside. However once you enter your room it's a different story. There were 2 large and and newly unidentifiable stains on the carpet. When I asked the front desk to have it looked at by cleaning team next day, nothing was ever done about it. As well in my rooms window sill I found 2 open bottles of mustard and mayo. Which leaves me to believe the sills aren't wiped down before the next occupant. Other then that sheets on bed, pillow cases and mattress pad looked clean. Now the resturant in the hotel - Jester's court I believe it was called. We walked right in and were told to sit anywhere, took 5-10 before WE had to asked to be served. It then took 10 more minutes to come and get our order, which is ok, IF you are busy. We never got refills on drinks unless we asked and then sometimes there we were forgotten for 10-15 mins or until we got up and went to the bar to get refills on water or soda. The 2nd night of our stay after going out for dinner we decided to have drinks in the bar, which clearly states that they were open until 2am. Well about 11:45p we were asked to close our taps, when we asked if they were opened until 2p the waiter advised he would like to leave and go home to his children(Which I have children, but at my place of employeement were I make money for my company, i would never shut it down early) Besides we were a pretty good size group and we spent a large amount of money in the time we were in there and would have continued. February 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jeff Room comfort needs improvement While the room was nice I found the bed wore out. It was quite possibly the worse mattress I have ever slept on. I found information welcoming me to the new and improved Sheraton Parisippany New Jersey hotel detailing all of the renovations that have taken place over the course of the last year including rooms as the last item. Well, unfortunately my room "514" was apparently left out of that renovation February 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 Nice Big Rooms, Sub Par Food The rooms are very large and nice. In room wi-fi is not usable. The food is really bad and the food service staff in the resturant were terribly slow. January 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RTC25 Needs a mini-fridge The room itself was sufficient, however the closet size was a little small. I also think that a room of that caliber should offer a mini-fridge as well. January 30, 2013


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Pebble is one of a wave of wearable tech companies that has landed VC funding. Pebble
The UpTake: While Google Glass is getting all the attention, startups in the wearable technology space have quietly been scooping up a bounty of venture cash to the tune of $570 million.
Wearable technology isn't just Google Glass or the rumored iWatch, and venture capitalists know it.
A report from New York venture capital research firm CB Insights shows VCs have put $570 million into the nascent field, funding firms like Jawbone, GoPro and the Pebble Watch (which started as a successful Kickstarter campaign and later raised money from VCs).
And there are already several different categories of wearable technology that have drawn VC interest. Among them:
Companies like Pebble that offer augmented or personal display technology. Of course, the big player in this space needs no venture money. In fact, Google Ventures is lining up with Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Andreessen Horowitz to make investments in developers of apps for Google Glass.
Then there are the body monitoring and fitness companies like Fitbit and Jawbone that have drawn plenty of VC interest.
And controlled computing companies like Thalmic Labs that allow users to bypass traditional computer controls like keyboards in favor of controlling computers with their bodies.
Among the most active VCs in the space are Norwest Venture Partners, Morado Venture Partners, True Ventures, The Mayfield Fund, and Khosla Ventures.
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Actors in the Bedford Community Players' presentation of "Into the Woods" are ready to tackle the challenges of Stephen Sondheim. "This is considered one of the most difficult musicals to do," the show's director, Eileen Eddy, said. "It had great music. We have great actors. It's a beautiful and thought-provoking show."
"Into the Woods" is based on fairy tales with a more "adult" theme, Ms. Eddy said.
" The innocence of the fairy tales are taken away," she said. "There is quite an interesting take on the traditional story."
The players will stage the show this weekend at Bedford High School.
Ms. Eddy said one of the most memorable songs is "No More," which she describes as a "touching" song that reveals a surprise near the end of the show.
The cast for the show is smaller than is typical for the Players, as 22 actors will appear in the show that features classical characters such as Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, Jack from Jack and the Bean Stalk and so many others.
Ms. Eddy said the storylines force audience members to throw out their traditional way of thinking when it comes to the characters and instead focus on human nature.
What: "Into the Woods," presented by Bedford Community Players
When: 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday
Where: Bedford High School auditorium, 8285 Jackman Rd., Temperance
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She said the audience also will appreciate the sets created by Bill Priest.
The tale begins with the baker and his wife and their hopes to begin a family. The couple meets a witch who curses them. Throughout the show, the fairy tale characters appear.
"It shows the good and bad in people," Ms. Eddy said.
One of the reasons the Bedford Community Players selected the show was out of respect for Mr. Sondheim.
"Every so often we want to do a theatrically meaty show," Ms. Eddy said. "As theater people, we respect Sondheim and we wanted to do him justice."
The actors range from ages 16 to 65. Ms. Eddy called it an "honor" for those who were cast because of limited parts and the challenges presented in the show.
Laura Johnson of Toledo is playing the witch. She will be wearing a prosthetic to make her look old.
Her character is complex, but that is what she loves about the part, Ms. Johnson said.
"She drinks a potion to make her beautiful on the outside, but it doesn't change her inside," she said. "She has a very complex and challenging personality."
The actor has appeared in a number of Bedford Community Players' performances and said she is excited to stage this particular show this year.
"I just love that we can bring this music to others," the Bedford High School graduate said. " What's great is it includes the characters we know and love but goes way beyond what we think we know about them."
Eric Hillenbrand of Toledo is playing one of the two princes in the show. Though the musical presents its challenges, he said the show also includes humorous elements.
"It's an absolute comedy," he said. " We have a true comic twist with non-traditional characters who are vain and full of themselves and are larger-than-life portrayals of someone we already know."
For Mr. Hillenbrand, the music is one of the most interesting aspects of the show.
"The orchestration is great and the music is very layered," he said. "It's very compelling."
In the end, audiences will walk away pleased.
"There are great, humorous moments mixed with serious moments and an uplifting end," he said. " You'll walk out with a smile on your face."


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Despite taking their sweet time and backing the announcement right up to Canucks' game time, the department of player safety has finally issued a verdict regarding Brad Marchand's low bridge on Sami Salo from Saturday's match between the Canucks and Bruins. Canuck fans will probably like how it all shook out: the Bruins' pest has been suspended a whopping five games for the hit, the maximum amount he could be given without flying to New York for an in-person hearing.
Why so many games? As usual with Shanahan, Marchand's repeat offender status plays into the decision, as does the fact that Salo suffered a concussion on the play. But those are secondary factors. The primary one, simply put, is that Brendan Shanahan and company saw the incident as "predatory".Continue Reading —›
Spitballin' (or Super Pass It To Bulis: All In, if you love adventurous acronymizing) is a feature that allows us to touch on a multitude of things really fast, because in the world of hockey, there are always lots of things to find and colour. Here are a few topics that deserve mention.Continue Reading —›
My apologies for the brief holiday break. I know that on Christmas and New Year's all of you were frantically refreshing PITB to see how poorly your anti-fantasy team was doing.
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Even with the extra couple weeks, very few things have changed. Ryan Getzlaf still isn't scoring. Bruins fans are still whinier than they claim Canucks fans are. And holidayblues is still in first place in the PITB Anti-Fantasy League.Continue Reading —›


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I Started Reading Comics When i Was About Seven. My Dad Gave Me Amazing Fantasy #15 as my first comic and from that moment on i was Hooked.
As I started Reading more and more comics i started to think what would happen if superheros fought? Its A Idea That Always got me thinking when i was young, Superman vs Spiderman? (Hey, i was Seven lol) Wonder Woman vs Ms Marvel and many more just plagued my mind!. Even Though I am older now and i have seen Many Superhero Battles, Something Still bothers me. Can You Really Compare Two Superheros? Especially when you have things like battle forums on here? Dont Get me Wrong, I love Reading What People Think and give there opinions, but Can u really have superheros fight when there power levels and writers are so inconsistent? For Example While One superhero may be strong in one series , another writer takes over and makes that superhero either stronger or weaker. Its All Fiction so things are always changing. Maybe Im Putting to much thought into this and i probably am, but What Do you guys think? Can you really argue about who would win when none of us really are sure? It pretty much depends on what the writer wants to do.
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The Ministry of Labor and Public Service (Mifotra) yesterday launched a new initiative dubbed "Kuremera program" meant to foster job creation among people who lack start up capital.
The program, originated from last March's national leadership retreat in Gako, consists of providing needy people like former street vendors and graduates with start up capital enabling them to get basic facilities so that they can run their own small businesses.
According to Anastase Murekezi, Mifotra's minister, the five-year program targets primarily unskilled, semiskilled young people and women as they make a large part of active population, but representing a high rate of unemployment.
"The government of Rwanda believes that employment promotion is essential in Rwanda's development," said the minister during the launch that coincided with the second national employment stakeholders' forum.
Statistics from the ministry reveal that young people aged between 16 and 35 years represent 61.5 per cent of the active population. On average, 125,000 young people newly join the labor market every.
"This requires us to create at least 200,000 new jobs every year from 104,000 created now in order to address the issue of unemployment," said the minister.
In line with the country's target to achieve 50 per cent of off-farm activities by 2020, Kuremera will focus on off-farm businesses, agro processing and commercial agriculture. Small scale traders in commerce, tailoring, knitting, and carpentry, tile works, repair services, bakeries, restaurants, manufacturing, ICT, hair salons, cobblers and other viable activities will be eligible.
Though the program targets needy people, the money will be paid back free of interests.
"It's really getting people into employment, but it's not going to be free cash, not social protection because they are going to bring it back with zero interests so that we can support other beneficiaries," explained Anna Mugabo, the director general of labor and employment at the ministry.
The fund will be provided by the government as well as development partners such as GIZ, International Labor Organization (ILO) and World Bank among others.
The initiative will be implemented in two phases. The first one starts this year in Kigali by supporting 1,000 beneficiaries while in the second one at least two people will be supported in each village of other parts of the country.


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Age-related macular degeneration cureless, but drugs can help, and trials are promising
For nearly 30 years, Marjorie Basnight has coped with fading vision.
In the mid-1980s, she was diagnosed with "dry" macular degeneration. The disease slowly damages the macula, the part of the retina that's in the central field of vision. The macula provides the sharpest vision and color perception.
About 15 years ago, Basnight noticed a rapid deterioration in her vision. She had developed "wet" macular degeneration as well; it's caused by blood vessels growing in front of the retina. These blood vessels leak fluid, distorting images.
"If I looked at a venetian blind, instead of being straight it would be wavy," said Basnight, now 91 and living in Solana Beach.
The deterioration continues, restricting Basnight's activities. She hasn't been able to drive in many years, and can't recognize faces without great effort.
Age-related macular degeneration, or AMD, is estimated to affect up to 15 million Americans. There is no cure, because the retinal cells destroyed by the disease don't regenerate.
The good news is that in recent years, drugs that can slow or halt "wet" macular degeneration, the most damaging kind, have reached the marketplace.
While there's little in the way of treatment for "dry" macular degeneration, medications for this disease are now in clinical trials.
And further down the road, researchers are studying how to restore vision by replacing retinal cells through stem cell therapy.
Drugs targeting "wet" AMD inhibit angiogenesis, the growth of new blood vessels. They include Genentech's Lucentis and Avastin — the latter produced at the company's manufacturing facility in Oceanside — and Regeneron's Eylea.
Angiogenesis drugs became famous for their use in cancer, championed by the late oncology researcher Judah Folkman. These medications can actually cause the abnormal blood vessels to disappear if given in time, said Dr. Anne Hanneken, a Scripps Health ophthalmologist who is Basnight's doctor and also studies macular degeneration at The Scripps Research Institute.
Basnight's macular degeneration progressed to an advanced degree before drugs such as Avastin and Lucentis came on the scene, so she can't benefit from them. But patients in the early stages of the disease often get dramatic relief, said Hanneken, who in medical school studied under Folkman.
"He was constantly encouraging all of the medical students who went through his laboratory to pursue ophthalmology, because he felt the greatest impact of an angiogenesis inhibitor would be in the field of eye disease," Hanneken said.
The 'wet' version
Despite Folkman's push, cancer became the first priority for angiogenesis drugs.
The Food and Drug Administration approved Avastin for cancer in 2004, while Lucentis, related to Avastin, was approved for "wet" AMD in 2006. But Avastin is far cheaper and about as effective as Lucentis, so doctors often use Avastin off-label for macular degeneration.
Eylea was approved in 2011. In addition, various steroids are used because they also inhibit angiogenesis.
The medications don't work in all patients, so biotech and drug companies are continuing to develop other treatments.
This month, Japan's Santen Pharmaceutical signed a deal to test a drug from San Diego's Tracon Pharmaceuticals for "wet" macular degeneration. Tracon is already testing the drug, TRC105, for kidney cancer.


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The Nigeria Union of Railways Workers says its proposed nationwide strike has been suspended.
Martins Akinyanju, Secretary of the union, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that the strike was suspended following the memorandum of agreement signed by its management and the union.
NAN recalls that the workers proposed to embark on the strike to press for an improved condition of service.
The scribe said that the agreement was reached between the Nigeria Railways Corporation and the union at a meeting on Monday.
"We suspended the strike at a meeting with the management where a memorandum of agreement was signed between both parties.
"The union was clamouring for better condition of service and late promotion, among other demands" he said.
Confirming the development, Adeseyi Sijuwade, the NRC Managing Director, told NAN that an agreement had been signed that their "plight would be attended to".
Sijuwade said that the Iddo, Apapa to Ijoko mass transit train service would operate on Monday.
NAN reports that hundreds of passengers were stranded at the various train service stations in Lagos due to industrial action embarked upon by the workers in Lagos.
NAN also reports that no train was on the track at press time when passengers expected the service.


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Editorial – It's time for a heart-to-heart talk with parents
August 16, 2012 at 7:00 pm in Alexandria Echo Press
It may be uncomfortable but it's time to have a heart-to-heart talk with your aging parents.
About what they envision for their future where they want to live, what they'll do after they retire, how much health care they'll need and where they'll receive it, if they want to leave a legacy for their children, and how their finances fit into the picture. Continue Reading


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Like the rest of his senior classmates at Choctawhatchee High School, Bryan Baker will throw on his Sunday-best Friday night, slip on his cap and gown and walk into Joe Etheredge Stadium to accept his high school diploma.
It will be a symbolic moment for the 2013 graduating class, each of whom will wait with bated breath for their named to be called.
But for Baker, the call he anticipates most hopefully will have come hours before what many consider to be a right of passage into adulthood.
It will come over the phone at his Shalimar home, where he, his mom Cathy and his dad Scott will wait in anticipation for a representative from one of the 30 Major League Baseball clubs to tell Baker he's been selected in the annual first-year player draft.
"It's going to be a busy day," the 6-foot-6-inch, 215-pound right-hander said with a laugh.
Baker, who racked up first-team Daily News honors on the hardwood and the diamond, is listed as the 241st best prospect according to Baseball America, his draft stock bolstered by a senior campaign where he went 4-2, struck out 66 in 37 1/3 innings, sported a .75 ERA and .72 WHIP, and held opposing batters to a .109 average. That would put him in line to be selected on Friday, where the rounds three through 10 will fall.
"Friday would be the day, most likely," Baker said.
In preparation for Friday, the All Sports Association Scholastic Male sat down with the Daily News to discuss exactly what makes him a highly-touted prospect and how he's preparing for what figures to be that life-changing call.
What's been your reaction to the draft noise/chatter/hype?
Baker: I don't really pay that much attention to all of it. I pay attention to some of it to know where I stand. But I'm just taking it easy and not worrying too much about it.
What have you heard from the baseball community (scouts, media, organizations) about your draft stock?
Baker: Recently I've been projected to be a top-10 round kind of guy. But after last week's state all-star game, they've said I can sneak into the top five rounds.
(Baker struck out the side in the last of his two innings and didn't allow an earned run in the Florida Athletic Coaches Association all-star showcase, an event that is the self proclaimed top all-star baseball game in the country.)
What makes you so attractive, so projectable to MLB organizations?
Baker: For starters, MLB organizations like a pitcher with height. And for a 6-foot-6 frame, they have a lot to work with. I'm pretty athletic in that I play two sports, so they also like that. I'm more athletic than most guys my height. And I can already throw relatively hard, which they like to see.
Speaking of tools, describe your repertoire of pitches.
Baker: I can throw 96 … and I feel comfortable from 92-95 with my fastball. My changeup is my go-to secondary pitch. I've been throwing that since I can remember, probably since middle school. That's my solid, go-to. I threw a curveball this year in high school that's not consistent enough yet. For looking ahead, I'm probably not going to be throwing the curveball and I'll be developing a slider and a split-finger fast-ball.
Do you feel you've done everything you can during your senior year to get your name out there?
Baker: Yeah, I do, and a lot of that goes to coach (L.C.) Smith at the high school. He's really good about having several scouts at every game. After having all the scouts at the games, I had a couple of good outings and that kind of got my name shot up a little bit in the draft boards.
(Those good outings included a 19-strikeout, one-hit shutout against Fort Walton Beach, a perfect game against Godby where he struck out 10, and a two-hitter against District 2-6A champ Crestview where he K'd eight.)
What are your plans for the draft?
Baker: We'll just sit around the house and wait around for some calls, and then we'll go to graduation that night.
What would it take for you to forego your commitment to play baseball at the University of North Florida?
Baker: It would just have to be a really good offer from an organization. Obviously, getting my education paid for would be something I would negotiate. That's something really important to me. I plan on finishing college either way.
(Baker ranks eighth in his senior class with a 4.43 weighted Grade Point Average.)
Seeing that you've signed with North Florida, would you call this a win-win scenario regardless of your decision to go pro?
Baker: That's the thing that makes me calm about the whole process. Either way I'm going to be completely happy at either place I end up at.


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Despite continuing technical glitches, the director of Maryland's troubled health exchange said Tuesday that she believes the state can reach its goal of enrolling roughly a fifth of its uninsured residents by the end of March.
Rebecca Pearce, executive director of the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange, acknowledged that only about 3,000 people have signed up for private health plans so far. But, she said, the state still projects it can get about 147,000 more enrolled by March 31, the date when uninsured Americans face a tax penalty.


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Fierce foes for 33 years, former Ashes captains Ian Chappell and Sir Ian Botham have reportedly been at it again.
Britain's Daily Mail says the pair had to be separated after an altercation in the Adelaide Oval carpark on the fourth evening of the second Ashes test.
The paper said the quarrel began while Botham was waiting to be picked up after the day's play.
"Chappell muttered something highly provocative as he went past. A surprised Botham turned around to retort: 'What did you say?' And after Chappell made another incendiary remark, both of them dropped their bags and were at each other's throats before being quickly separated."
An onlooker said: "They went for each other all right and it could have gotten very nasty if there hadn't been people on hand to keep them apart".


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Euromillions Results For Tuesday 19th February 2013
Euromillions Results For Tuesday 19th February 2013
20/02/2013 10:00:19
The 565th Euromillions draw was held last night, with an estimated jackpot of £51 / €59 million on offer for the player to successfully match all five numbers and two Lucky Stars. The generous jackpot on offer was generated by the previous five jackpots rolling over after there were no jackpot winners. But have players seen more success this week? We take a look at the results below, so if you had a ticket for last night's draw, read on!
Latest EuroMillions Results for 19 February 2013
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There was one very lucky winner of the jackpot this week to scoop an eventual £52,357,563 / €60,298,933 in total. The winning ticket was purchased in Switzerland, and although nothing is currently known about the winner, we do know that ticket holder is the 11th Swiss winner to date! As well as the jackpot winner, there were a further nine players to scoop the second tier prize by matching five numbers and one Lucky Star to win £91,600 / €137,805, followed by 14 players who matched five to net £19,628 / €29,529 each.
There were a total of 2,142,370 winners on the Euromillions this week, who will scoop prizes from matching just two numbers upwards. For a more detailed breakdown, visit the Res
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|International Human Rights Law group / Legal Awareness Aroject for Afghan Women.
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|International Islamic Meeting, Kabul, Oct. 23-23, 1988 on the call of Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) for peace and social justice
|International Islamic conference in Kuwait: statement of Ustad Sayyaf
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|International assistance and governance in Afghanistan : a study / by Hamish Nixon.
|International bills of human rights / Afghan Organization of Human Rights & Environmental Protection.
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|International colloquium on post-conflict reconstruction strategies held at the Austrian Study Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Stadtschlaining 23 - 24 June 1995 / organized by UNDDSMS
|International communication and motivation training for vaccinators: handbook for trainees / UNICEF
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|International companies and post-conflict reconstruction : cross-sectoral comparison / John Bray.
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|International conference on social and economic development and war danger / The publication of the Peace, Solidarity and Friendship Organization of the DRA
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|International day for natural disaster reducation: women and children - key to prevention / International Decade for Natural
|International day of the disabled 1994 / ACBAR, MADERA
|International economics and developing countries / Mohammad Anwar Shabon, Mohammad Naim Assad
|International family planning perspectives.
|International general law / Wader Safi.
|International human rights: in a nutshell / by Thomas Buergenthal
|International humanitarian law : answers to your questions.
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|International journal of health education.
|International migration report 2002 / United Nations
|International narcotics control strategy report 2005 / released by the Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs Southwest Asia.
|International newsletter / The Aga Khan Health Services.
|International politics from Doctor Abdul Hakim Tabibi's conference / Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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|International seminar on Kushan studies / Editor M. Kazem Ahang.
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|International songs / Muftahuddin Safi
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Taedong River Crossing Competition Held
| Pyongyang, August 22 (KCNA) -- Youth and students in Pyongyang held a Taedong River crossing competition on Friday on the occasion of the 54th anniversary of the Day of Songun.
It brought together more than 1,100 boys and girls selected from universities and schools in districts and counties of the city.
After the kick-off ceremony was held on the bank of the River Taedong in front of Kim Il Sung Square, students of Changgwang Senior Secondary School and Songyo District Namsin Primary School made a demonstration crossing the river.
Then followed a river crossing competition.
School youth and children and citizens applauded the students crossing the river, displaying high swimming technique, strong willpower and team spirit.
Pyongyang University of Printing and Tongdaewon District place first in the competition.
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When A&E Network launched its "Recovery Project" cause-branding campaign in 2008, its executives, along with those at agency partner Civic Entertainment Group, had to overcome the challenge of de-stigmatizing addiction. Thanks to their integrated marketing and communications efforts, the campaign has been a success thus far and is showing no signs of stopping—a testament of the following cause-branding best practices. • Make sure the cause is compatible with the brand: "Most important is identifying a clear link between the brand and the cause and to design the campaign to play to the strength of the brand," says Seth Webb, director of special projects at Civic Entertainment Group. "It can't be artificial, and it has to make sense." John Hartinger, vice president of integrated marketing for A&E, seconds this.
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Teaching and learning at MIT are intensive and demanding. Most students need to refine and upgrade their study skills, both during the first year and later when encountering advanced material. UAAP's Center for Academic Excellence website offers a virtual space designed to provide you with the tools and resources required to succeed as a student at MIT. The site includes information on:
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UAAP offers workshops during the academic year on general study skills and particular topics, and welcomes requests at any time for individual consultations on learning to learn.


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Paramount Could Take Over 'Terminator 5′ Distribution Rights
Posted on Tuesday, June 11th, 2013 by Germain Lussier
Paramount is about to add another massive franchise to its stable. Last week, sources revealed the studio reacquired the full rights to make new Friday the 13th and South Park movies and now, they're in negotiations to acquire distribution rights for the Terminator franchise.
Megan Ellison's Annapurna Pictures and David Ellison's Skydance Productions own the rights to the film series about the epic struggle between man and machine. They hired screenwriters Laeta Kalogridis and Patrick Lussier to write a fifth installment back in January and Arnold Schwarzenegger is expected to return for a fifth film. No director is attached. Read More »


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Smarter Breadcrumbs: jBreadCrumb
jBreadCrumb is a jQuery plugin for displaying breadcrumb navigations in a more flexible & smarter way.
As the length of a breadcrumb menu may be very long & the common method used for this problem is limiting th eamount of menus used, jBreadCrumb follows another route.
It creates a collapsible interface that smartly decides the display method according to the amount and length of the elements.
This is a better navigation in means of usability & SEO.
Usage is not complicated & it only requires the jQuery Easing plugin.
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://www.comparenetworks.com/developers/jqueryplug...
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Kevin February 17th, 2009 at 9:40 am
I find this solution is really only usable from right to left. If you're trying to build out the tree from left to right, the breadcrumb motion often forces you to skip a node, which is really frustrating. Ideally, the breadcrumb items should only collapse once the most rolls out of the UL, not the individual LI items themselves.
Nonetheless an interesting approach.
Kevin February 17th, 2009 at 9:41 am
edit 'once the mouse rolls'
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Larry Roth February 17th, 2009 at 10:29 pm
The functionality is pretty neat, as is the interactivity. I agree that this would most likely help with SEO–when your information architecture is properly implemented, but it doesn't really make for a very usable construct. While the animation may make it discoverable, it's confusing to look at and provides little visual queues as to the information it contains.
Rich March 4th, 2009 at 5:59 pm
I really love this thing. However, I can't seem to get it to allow for an Image Icon with the Text. Is this possible?
Home > [Image1] Text Link1 > [Image2] Text Link2
The text disappears when the image is there for some reason.
Constantinos April 13th, 2009 at 11:43 am
Thanks ever so much for this one! Cheers!
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Alain Tranquille August 5th, 2010 at 4:45 pm
I am a newbie at Jquery and would appreciate if you would explain how the Breadcrumb plugin picks up the menu.
Is there any other coding needed for this to happen.


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Insulation and Sound Attenuation: Insulation to control noise should be a primary component in structures and processes where noise can impact a worker's health and efficiency. The noise produced by appliances, piping, heating and air conditioning systems, phones, radios and even talking are the major reasons people are dissatisfied with their work place. Special and standard insulation materials can be used to encase or enclose a noise generating source, forming a sound barrier between the source and the surrounding area. Insulation placed in walls and ceilings can provide a barrier to the entry of sound from the outside or other rooms. Insulation is used to:
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Insulation and Condensation Control: Specifying sufficient insulation thickness with a good vapor retarder is the most effective means of controlling condensation and limiting corrosion on cold piping, ducts chillers and roof drains. Sufficient thickness is needed to keep the surface temperature above the dewpoint temperature of the ambient air.
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Rosny Hill Nature Recreation Area up for development
- From: Mercury
- March 26, 2014
ONE of the best scenic outlooks in Hobart has been offered for development by the Clarence City Council.
The Eastern Shore council has invited expressions of interest for development on the Rosny Hill Nature Recreation Area.
Mayor Doug Chipman said the type of development on the prime piece of real estate would be limited only by the developers' imagination but had to remain true to the National Parks and Reserves Management Act of 2002.
"I want to reassure people that we are not looking for skyscrapers or a Wrest Point casino on top of Rosny Hill,'' Ald Chipman said.
"The lovely restaurant, public viewing areas and tracks and trails on Mt Nelson are pretty much close to what we have in mind.''
Under the current zoning, limitations on proposals were discretionary, he said.
Developments could include a small hotel, cabins or a low-profile convention centre with bungalows – "as long as it's empathetic with the nature recreation reserve and council is keen that it remains that way.''
Frank Knight chief executive Scott Newton said the development opportunity to build on the best scenic lookout in Hobart was "unprecedented''.
"It would have to be the most significant development site on Hobart's Eastern Shore,'' Mr Newton said.
"It has unlimited views of the Derwent Estuary and the city with Mt Wellington as the backdrop.
"I commend the Clarence Council for allowing sites of this nature to be opened for development.''
Two separate sites will be offered of 3000 and 4000sq m each.
The maximum area available for building, 0.7ha, was near the two carparks at the degraded area on the top of the hill but developers could extend their activities beyond that as long as they were sympathetic to the nature reserve, Ald Chipman said.
A long-term lease would be offered subject to negotiation and the business case.
"Our aim is to see that Rosny Hill continues to be an outstanding asset to the community as well as a tourism and visitor venue.''
Expressions of interest will close on June 14.
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Jules Vince of Sth Coast NSW Posted at 1:22 PM April 10, 2014
Having grown up in Rosny for over 30 years and now living interstate, The one thing that I love getting back to is a walk or drive up to Rosny Hill to look out across the beautiful Derwent, to the city or across to the Eastern Shore. Enjoy the peacefulness and to relax. To create a Restaurant, Convention Centre, Bungalows, would be a RUINATION!!. Having been to Sth America recently, they have many similar 'look out' spots , they preserve the area by maintaining good roads for cars and cyclists and people enjoy the views, no cafes, no convention centres!!!!, .Doug Chipman and the CCC Put the money into better access to the Hill, and preservation of the pristine lookout
Lesley Padley of Somerset Posted at 12:58 PM March 27, 2014
Any form of improving the hill other than high rise buildings that is can only be good. I have been there a few times and must say there is a lot of room for improvement. How nice it would be to sit there and look out over the harbour having a nice quiet picnic lunch and watching the boats sailing on the harbour. Or enjoying a nice coffee in a quaint little coffee lounge. Or even go for a walk along some walkways taking in the view birds and wildlife. Again this could and would be another tourist draw card. planting native plants etc to encourage the birds in and something for the tourist to see. I know in Perth W.A at kings Park in spring the place is a kaleidoscope of colour with all the W.A. wild flowers in bloom they get tourist from all over the world coming to take photos of the beautiful wild flowers that W.A. is famous for. It could be the same here. Volunteers do much of the gardening in Kings Park as they do at Hobart botanical gardens so why can't the same be done on the hill. There is soooo much scope and things to do at little cost in many cases it's hard to come to terms that Tassie is so far behind in this are. It's all here all we have to do is believe in it.
Jenny Wilkinson of Bellerive Posted at 11:52 AM March 27, 2014
If you want to "keep the hills free of development" Rob, you might want to start thinking about ways in which you could raise the necessary money to lease the land from the CCC yourself. Motherhood statements such as yours on this issue are a lazy way to achieve what you see as conservation. Here's a novel thought for you, form a consortium, raise the funds and make your own approach to council. Convince them that your financially backed proposal to "keep the hills free of development" is viable and of greater benefit than anything else proposed to them. Do this instead of sitting at your computer and demanding that this hill, et al, is left alone. Ball's in your court!


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The Willamette Master Chorus presents "Drumming, Singing, and Dancing" under the direction of Dr. Paul Klemme in Smith Auditorium Saturday, May 4, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, May 5, at 3 p.m.
Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for seniors and students at all Safeway FASTIXX locations, the Willamette University Music Department and Opus One Recordings at 503-362-1788. For ticket and performance information, please call 503-370-8055.
Joining the Master Chorus will be the Portland-based dance troupe BodyVox, a 12-member professional dance company. Salem singers Leslie Eck, Don Ebel and Kevin Helppie will sing the solo roles accompanied by pianists David Ingram and Honey Wilson and a percussion ensemble.
The Willamette Master Chorus is the mid-Willamette valley's premiere auditioned choral ensemble. Founded in 1984, the group regularly performs with the Salem Chamber Orchestra and has appeared at the International Choral Festival in Missoula, Mt., and the International Cathedral Music Festival in Salisbury, England.
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After today, I will have three days remaining in the The Food Fast. If you'd ask me back when I posted {and predicted it to be brutal}, I would have expected this near-the-end post to tell you, for one, how I'm planning to eat some Red Skin Potato Pie at Mellow Mushroom on Friday night. Or how I've been dreaming of the perfect Super Bowl snacks in honor of Mike's beloved 49ers.
Y'all…it wasn't as bad as I'd thought.
In some ways, this bothers me. In fighting this area of excess, I expected my foundations to be rocked! I thought I'd have a transformation in food appreciation! But actually, the parts of the fast that have moved me most were the very subtlest. {Maybe that's the point?}
The hardest part of eating "the 10 foods" for an entire month was…habit. It wasn't the discipline, the cravings, or the {sometimes fairly gut-wrenching} smells. Instead, it was telling myself not to squeeze the lemon into my water. Or – remembering that I couldn't partake in chips and salsa. Pulling the apple out of the fridge instead of the grapefruit. The hardest part was remembering.
And y'all – what a total luxury. The fact that I don't even think about so much of what I put into my mouth makes me near nauseous when I think of the many, many people {some whom I see daily} who can't even fathom eating food as a habit. Just this week, I read the statistics…73 countries have 10% or more of its population living on less than $2 a day. For 35 of the countries…it's more than half of their population having to exist below that meager amount. What?!
And here I am, reminding myself not to squeeze the lemon.
Jen says, in her book, that fasting is like taking off your pants. You don't even think about them when they're on. But as soon as you remove them – and walk around without them – you are highly aware of your lack of pants! So in my awareness, and in your reading about it, may we make changes, think better, and make more room for Him.
One other thought…I had two real fears {worries?} about the fast. I worried that I would feel hungry {like when you diet} and I worried about my blood sugar taking a dive. I experienced neither. And – when I confessed these to Mike, he reminded me of the many people who do feel hungry and who do feel the affects of blood sugar…and can do nothing about it. Yet, I had apples and walnuts in my purse at all. times.
Would you like to know the good parts that – actually – count much less?
Coffee and tea. Perfectly legitimate dessert.
The way I feel. My cold and allergies evaporated {I felt my head clear up in just a couple of days!}, my skin is clear, I've dropped pounds and let's face it – looser pants are quite nice compensation for giving up chocolate for a few weeks. I'm so happy with how I physically feel that I think many of my fasting habits will need to carry over.
And finally. I did make a last-minute weekend trip to see family in Nola over MLK. Hadn't counted on that when the food fast started. Yeah… {Survive a food fast in New Orleans, I guarantee you can diet on a cruise.}
Just sayin'…
{And coming in February…the clothes fast. More to come.}
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Roger Halls CINDERELLA The Pantomime
Songs by Paul Jenden and Michael Nicholas Williams
Directed by Susan Wilson
Musical Director: Michael Nicholas Williams
at Circa One, Wellington
From 17 Nov 2012 to 23 Dec 2012
[2hrs, incl. interval]
Reviewed by John Smythe, 18 Nov 2012
There is a fresh feel about this Cinderella: lively script, topical gags, gorgeous music, clever and bright costume-set-lighting designs, and strong characterisations from an exemplary cast who connect well with each other and their audience.
Since 2005, when Roger Hall and Circa first revived the end-of-year panto tradition, with Cinderella, the common denominators have been Hall, Susan Wilson (director), Michael Nicholas Williams (composer, musical director, live musician), Paul Jenden (lyricist, costume designer, choreographer, performing factotum) and Jennifer Lal (lighting designer). Jenden also designed the sets until John Hodgkins stepped in from last year, when the recycling and revamping began with Aladdin.
We can dub them 'the dream team' now. This year the pitch and tone feels ideal; 'intimate spectacle', we may call it. By my count, five of the nine-strong cast have done Hall-Circa pantos before and the newcomers come on board at just the right level for this venue.
As always the action is set locally, in Wellington, so 'royalty' is contrived with a corgi-cuddling Queen in residence at Government House alongside King John Key: a whimsical conceit that is readily accepted by the audience. The Hardup family – father Basil, his daughter Cinderella and her hideous step-sisters Bertha and Grace – live in a Miramar state house (which has risen astronomically in value, making them asset-rich but income-poor).
There's a 'post-modern' touch to the script too, with a conscious knowingness about how the story is supposed to go and a determination on some people's parts to change it, coupled with alarm from others at the derailing of established traditions. Crucially, the audience gets to share fully in this part of the game.
Setting the tone of genuine connection is Lyndee-Jane Rutherford's Fairy Godmother, whose i-wand does not necessarily give her total power. Her control over the flow of the show, however, is perfectly pitched and paced, and her singing is fabulous.
Playing his third consecutive 'dame' with Circa (although he did first play a step-sister in a KidzStuff Cinderella in 2009), Gavin Rutherford's Bertha is joined by Jon Pheloung as the other sister, Grace. They make an amiably flirty and bitchy pair, allowing us to love to hate them and vice versa. And this time, that's just as it should be.
My concern seven years ago that they were not nearly nasty enough, which left us with no-one to boo (an essential ingredient in any panto), is assuaged this year by an excellent twist on past versions, as seen in Wellington anyway (Hall's pantos play in other towns too). Dan Dini is no longer the Prince's man-servant but a dodgy con man who hooks up with the itinerant back-packing Prince as he reluctantly flies home to his destiny (cue a splendid evocation of a turbulent landing in Wellington). His offer to swap roles is happily accepted up by the Prince, who takes a 'real job' as a waiter in a Cuba Mall café then at his own ball.
Rather than play it up large, Sean Allen (who played the Father and King in '05), brings a well-centred malevolence to Dan Dini, which earns him many a boo and hiss. Bravo.
Richard Dey's Prince James is as sincere and unpretentious as the day is long in summertime. It is in his waiter mode that the wilful Cinderella first sees him: cue delicious 'love at first sight' lighting and musical effects (yes, the romance is retained).
Chelsea Bognuda embodies, with flair, Cinderella's determination not to be a victim, expressed in a wonderfully strong singing voice. Intent on seeing the world and having adventures rather than marrying some rich guy to elevate the family's fiscal fortunes, [spoiler alert?] she ends up having it all, of course.
Her father, Basil, who proudly wears his Gold Card on his lapel and who has an ongoing relationship with fish in his quest to alleviate his creaky joints, is splendidly played by John Wraight, who is even more delightful as King John Key. His lapses into 'Jonkeydledegoop' are spot on.
A nod and a wink is all we need to accept Lyndee-Jane Rutherford's slipping into the Queen role, with imperious poise, and back again, although in the multiple wedding scene finale her transformation is complete.
This time round, the Fairy Godmother's assistants are a couple of Scandinavian back-packers from Dannevirke. Emma Kinnane's Dagmar is robustly voluble while Paul Jenden's inarticulate Schwen is the picture of poetic melancholy, made especially poignant by his inability to propose to her.
Rat puppets and a couple of surprises from the buffet table add to the fun, thanks in part to the unseen hand of stage manager Eric Gardiner. Working wonderfully as an ensemble, the entire company ensures a rattling good family show.
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MARION, Iowa - As Nik Jiruska and Moleigh Ryther take in the Iowa-LSU game on New Year's Day, Nik is counting the days until his final chemotherapy treatment begins.
"It's five days, which ends up being about four hours of chemo each day," said Jiruska. "I have to be hooked up to fluids each day so that's why I have to stay as an in-patient."
Nik and Moleigh started dating three years ago, in September 2010, when they were in their senior years at Xavier High School in Cedar Rapids.
Yet, a shade less than three years into their relationship, Nik noticed something very wrong with his left leg.
"I thought it was a pulled muscle or a pinched nerve," said Jiruska, 21. "I couldn't even walk on my leg."
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Ewing's sarcoma was the diagnosis for the malignant tumor buried deep within Nik's left hip. To battle this bone tumor, days of chemo treatments filled his summer days in 2013, with Moleigh by his side.
Instead of spending his fall with another round of finance and accounting classes, Nik's autumn centered around recovery after his August surgery to take the tumor out.
"I was originally going to try and take a couple of classes this semester," he said, noting that a different surgery in August meant he would be off the leg as often as possible.
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What she could not provide, from a medical standpoint, she was able to with her heart.
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On Christmas Day, Moleigh showed Nik a video that she had spent weeks trying to piece together. The full, 48-minute work was trimmed to nine minutes for this YouTube video but it captures Nik's experience, from the diagnosis, to the chemo treatments, to losing his hair to having dozens of people offer one simple statement:
"You The Man!"
From friends, families and even higher ups at the university to actor Ashton Kutcher, it's all there to lift his spirits as he enters what he hopes is the final phase of his recovery.
"I've met a lot of people in my similar situation in my battle," said Nik. "I just want people to know that if you just keep a positive mental attitude and trust your care providers, you can beat it. It's possible. If you're experiencing any pain out of the ordinary, get it checked right away."
He stressed the importance of catching his disease early as Ewing's sarcoma can spread into the bone marrow in a rapid fashion.
Now past three years since they began dating, Moleigh sums up what they're experienced together.
"Most couples don't go through this until they've been together for decades. We've been together for three years. It's this super hard situation and we're still fairly immature."
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