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Full-sized Two-Mode convection lower oven provides even baking and roasting on all three racks at the same time
Ultra-high performance 16,000 BTU PowerBurner provides quick response for cooking methods such as stir frying and searing
Two 9,200 BTU burners reduce to ultra-low 650 BTUs for warming delicate sauces and melting chocolate
Auto Convection Conversion converts cook times and temperatures to their convection equivalents for perfect results
Five sealed burners total (16,000, 12,000, 9,200, 9,200, 5,000 BTUs)
Ultra-high performance 16,000 BTU PowerBurner and two 9,200 BTU burners that reduce to ultra-low 650 BTUs
Convertible to LP (LP kit included)
Electronic ignition and SureFlame ignition protection
Infinite burner control settings
Accepts optional accessories
Porcelain-on-cast-iron continuous grates
Black satin-matte grates and burner caps
Upper 1.6 cu. ft. oven with 4-pass recessed broil element, variable temperature broil, bake and toast settings
Lower 3.9 cu. ft. oven with Six-Pass recessed broil element and variable temperature broiling
Two-Mode convection with Convect Bake and Convect Roast options (lower oven)
Temperature-controlled preheat
CustomClean self-cleaning with adjustable levels and automatic lock
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Toasting rack (upper oven)
Optional drying rack available
Automatic halogen light
Auto Convection Conversion
Menu-driven electronic oven controls with prompts
Electronic clock with timer
Proofing, Cook & Hold, Favorite Settings, Keep Warm and Delay-Start Cooking & Cleaning options
Temperature probe
Oven control lockout
Control setup options
Sabbath Mode
Cast metal knobs
Extra-large Panaview oven window
Stainless steel towel bar handles
120 volts/15 amps required
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Overall Width: 29 7/8"
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Cool Candy by Coleen Stars Travel Cot - Blue
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Your little one can sleep in style with the Cool Candy by Coleen Stars Blue Travel Cot.
Part of the Cool Candy range - Coleen Rooney's first ever exclusive nursery collection - this stylish and practical travel cot can be used for sleeping and as a foldaway play pen.
It comes complete with a bassinet attachment so smaller babies can sleep in a higher position, and has mesh sides for ventilation and so you can easily keep an eye on your child when they're sleeping or playing.
It features a detachable changer and storage pocket and also comes with a matching carry bag to hold all of your baby essentials.
This cot is also available in pink (see item number 3KHYV).
Useful info:
- Cool Candy by Coleen Stars Blue Travel Cot
- Suitable from birth to a maximum weight of 13.6kg (up to age 3)
- Travel cot and play pen
- Mattress included
- Bassinet insert
- Removable changer
- Mesh sides
- Storage pocket
- Lockable wheels for easy movement
- Storage/carry bag included
- Dimensions: L100xW70xH76cm
- Folded dimensions: H 25 x L 25 x W 78 cm
- Weight: 10kg
Cool Candy by Coleen 3 Piece Quilt and Bumper Set
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6 reviews
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Cool Candy By Coleen Bed in a bag.
Cool blue stars and calming grey stripes sit together on this beautiful range to make the ideal choice for your little prince.
Created in a lovely soft palette and complete with delicate top stitching to create the perfect look for your nursery.
The bed in a bag contains"
Cot bed quilt: 100 x125 cm (approx) Quilt Tog 4.0
Cot bed bumper: 37 x 150 cm (approx)
Cot bed fitted sheet: 70 x140 cm (approx)
Also available in this range tab top curtains.Colour: Blue.
Cool Candy by Coleen Cool Candy Tab Top Curtains
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Cool Candy By Coleen Tab Top Curtains.
Cool blue stars and calming grey stripes sit together on this beautiful range to make it an ideal choice for your little prince. Help to complete the look of your baby's nursery with these fabulous tab top curtains with co-ordinating tie-backs.
Pair fits rail width up to 229 cm (7 ft 6 inch). Single curtain width 168 cm (66 inch). Drop 183 cm (72 inch).
Curtains are not lined.
Also available in this range Bed in a Bag.Colours: Blue. 50% cotton, 50% polyester. Machine washable.
Cool Candy by Coleen Stars Changing Bag - Blue
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This Bow Front Changing Bag has a gorgeous star design and comes from Coleen's first ever nursery collection – Cool Candy by Coleen.
This bag has an adorable bow front that's as sweet as candy. It's not all about looks though as it also boasts plenty of storage for you to keep all of your little one's necessities to hand.
There are lots of different sections to keep everything perfectly organised, with a bright lining to add to the fun style.
Useful info:
- Bow front
- Bright lining
- Storage pockets
- Star print
- Cool Candy by Coleen Changing Bag
Cool Candy by Coleen Stars Bouncer - Blue
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The adorable Stars Bouncer is part of Coleen Rooney's exclusive debut nursery collection - Cool Candy by Coleen.
This fun bouncer softly cradles your baby, with a soft adjustable head cushion for extra support and beautiful blue stars fabric.
Perfect for little ones up to 9 months/9 kg, particularly before they can sit up on their own, this cosy baby bouncer lets get a good view of their surroundings as providing added stimulation through the detachable toy arch featuring 2 plush toys –a rattle with swirly design and crinkle toy with mirror.
When it's time to relax, there's a gentle vibration option and 4 lullabies that your little one find very soothing, while a 3-point harness keeps them safe and secure. You might even find time to sit down with a coffee while they enjoy their baby bouncer!
Useful info:
- Designed by Coleen Rooney
- Suitable from birth
- Adjustable head cushion
- Gentle vibration and 4 lullabies
- Removable toy bar
- Detachable rattle toy with swirly design to stimulate tiny eyes
- Detachable crinkle toy with mirror
- 3-point safety harness
- Anti-slip feet
- Requires 2 x AA batteries (not included)
- Dimensions: H 54 x W 54 x D 65 cm
- Weight: 1.75 kg
- Cool Candy Stars Bouncer by Coleen - Blue
Cool Candy by Coleen Stars Footmuff - Blue
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Introducing the Stars Footmuff in blue from Coleen's first ever exclusive Nursery collection - Cool Candy by Coleen.
This cosy reversible footmuff gives you two looks for versatile styles on any stroller. Use one way with a snug fleecy liner and 3 star motif, or turn it inside out for an all-over star look. Sweet as Candy!
A practical double zip allows for the bottom of the foot muff to be opened for ventilation or to keep muddy shoes outside and the front apron can totally detach for use in seat liner mode.
- Fully co-ordinating changing bag and parasol available (sold separately).
- Fully co-ordinates with Cool Candy stroller
- Fits most strollers
- Fleece storm flap
- Double zip
- Detachable apron
- Fleece/printed seat liner
- Velcro tabs for extra secure attachment to Cool Candy stroller
- Dimensions approx. H 90 x W 52 x D 15 cm
- Coleen Stars Footmuff - Blue
Cool Candy by Coleen Stars Parasol - Blue
- In Stock
7 reviews
- Delivery
This gorgeous star print parasol is from Coleen Rooney's first ever nursery collection – Cool Candy by Coleen.
It's the perfect way to shade your little one from the glare of the sun, protecting their delicate skin from sunburn and ensuring they can enjoy a stroll or even a nap in complete comfort. The cute design is as sweet as candy too, so they can travel in style.
This pushchair parasol comes with a handy storage bag so you can easily pack it away when it's not in use, with a simple clamp fastening that means you can use it as soon as the sun makes an appearance.
It has a bendable section that makes it easy to position and matches perfectly with the Cool Candy stroller (item number 3KHXU).
Useful info:
- Co-ordinates with Stars Stroller (sold separately)
- Clamp fits to most strollers
- Bendable section for adjusting parasol angle
- Simple clamp attachment
- Storage bag included
- Dimensions (open) approximately H 76 x W 41 x D 41 cm
- Cool Candy by Coleen Parasol
Please note: the bendable section is designed to be quite stiff so that it will remain in position once set.Colour: Blue.
Cool Candy by Coleen Boys Slim Fit Jeans
- Low stock, selling fast
1 review
- Delivery
Cool Candy by Coleen Boys Jeans
These great value boys jeans from the Cool Candy by Coleen collection of kids clothing have a trendy slim fit that will keep him looking cool on warm days.
The durable cotton construction will stand up to the rough and tumble of his summer adventures and a blue denim colourway provides versatility that can go with a range of tops and trainers.
These boys slim fit jeans feature five pocket styling, button fastening and zig zag stitching to the back pockets.
Useful info:
- Boys slim fit jeans from Cool Candy by Coleen
- 100% cotton
- Blue denim colourway
- Five pocket styling
- Button fastened waist
- Zig zag stitching on back pockets

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Neon Shirt Dress | The Fuji Files
I love all of the neon projects that have been flooding the DIY world lately. Neon always looks best when it's combined with a neutral in my opinion, and this white/yellow combo is perfect. And it's a great way to re-use a shirt. Other combos that would look great are a coloured shirt with a print fabric panel or print shirt with a coloured fabric panel, and a ticking/striped shirt with a natural fabric like linen would be lovely. Perfect for work and play!


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Children's Neurology & Neurosurgery specialty named one of the top
Children's Neurology & Neurosurgery specialty was listed in the annual U.S. News & World Report rankings of pediatric specialties.
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Designated as a Level 4 Epilepsy Center by the National Association of Epilepsy Centers (NAEC), Children's Medical Center Dallas provides the highest level of treatment for complex Epilepsy patients.


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In a New York Times piece about the Spurs history of finding foreign players, a crazy story has emerged about a mishap when trying to get Manu Ginobili's contract back from Argentina. Check out what happened to this poor intern:
Hours before the Spurs' intern was to fly home from Buenos Aires, team officials said that he was strafed by a bird in a park. As he tidied up at a fountain, his backpack disappeared. Inside were Ginobili's signed contract, along with the intern's passport, cellphone and laptop.
Luckily, an international sports crisis was averted. An assistant traveling to Buenos Aires soon after brought a fresh contract and returned it to Texas without incident.
"No birds got to him," Sean Marks, the Spurs' director of basketball operations, said with a laugh. "We were all waiting for Manu's contract to show up on eBay. It hasn't yet."
First of all, how great is being an intern for the Spurs? You get to go to Buenos Aires to deliver a contract? On the flipside, how panicked would you be after losing the contract and have to call you boss to explain that birds took it? I feel like we need a '20/20' sit-down interview with the intern.
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Dir: Stanley Kwan
Scrs: Lai Kit, Chiu Kang-chien
Cast: Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Elaine Jin, Irene Wan, Chow Yun-fat, Tsai Chin
1986 / Colour / D Beta / Cantonese / Chi & Eng subtitles / 93min
This marks scriptwriter Chiu Kang-chien (and Lai Kit) and director Stanley Kwan's second collaboration, following Women (1985). Encouraged by Taiwanese director Edward Yang's Taipei Story (1986), Kwan wanted to make a film about the dying of old Hong Kong values alongside love and faith, and this black romantic thriller emerged under Chiu's creative helmsmanship. The story opens with Tsai Chin's sudden death. During the investigation, Tsai's boyfriend Tony Leung Chiu-wai, and girlfriend Irene Wan begin an ambivalent relationship. Leung's secret affair with Elaine Jin's is also uncovered. The case remains unsolved and the film ends with detective Chow Yun-fat waiting for his own death. Deftly mixing detective thriller and romance, the film explores the dark side of human nature, the environment and of sentiments, inspiring introspection. Winner of Best Screenplay in the Hong Kong Film Awards 1987, it's also Chiu's favourite work.
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For more information on
hunting, please contact the
WDFW Wildlife Program.
Phone: 360-902-2515
Waterfowl Quality Hunt Program
Welcome to the Waterfowl Quality Hunt Program
Finding a place to hunt is becoming more challenging for a variety of reasons. Hunters increasingly have no other choice than to hunt on public hunting areas, which can lead to overcrowding conditions and a less than satisfactory hunting experience. At the same time landowners–in many cases farmers– are growing crops and managing their land in a manner conducive to waterfowl use. The logical solution is to provide resources and incentives for landowners so that the hunting public has increased opportunity to pursue game.
The Waterfowl Quality Hunt Program (WQHP) is designed to increase hunting opportunity in the state on land previously unknown or inaccessible to the general public. The Waterfowl Quality Hunt Program focuses on providing the public with duck and goose hunting in the North Puget Sound area. In 2011-12, the WQHP provided public access to 44 sites, and roughly 3000 acres throughout Whatcom, Skagit, and north Snohomish Counties, were Most of those units will be available to the public for the 2012-13 waterfowl season. However, there will also be some different sites available to the public that were not in the program in 2011-12. Each unit has been selected based on its quality as a hunting site and the landowner's willingness to participate in the program.
Program overview
This WDFW Program is designed to work with landowners to allow limited access to private property. It absolves the landowners of managing hunting on their land, while increasing hunting opportunities for the general public. WDFW works with the landowner to lay out each unit to ensure a safe hunting environment while taking each landowner's concerns and wishes into account. WDFW compensates each landowner for use of the property for hunting purposes, using funds provided by those who have purchased Washington State hunting licenses and applied for special permits, as well as funds provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture through the Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Improvement Program (VPA-HIP).
Department of Fish and Wildlife private lands staff work closely with partner landowners to provide the best hunt scenario possible. When WDFW staff negotiate unit selection with landowners, two points are made clear:
Please keep these in mind before utilizing this program.
Program Rules
To ensure the long-term success of this program, please obey boundary signs, pick up litter, and obey access rules. WDFW, partner landowners, and your fellow hunters appreciate your cooperation. Access to these sites–and possibility of program continuation–is in the hands of those using them.
Partner Cooperation
WDFW works with a variety of landowners in this program. Many of them are hunters or have hunter friends and/or family. Many of them know how difficult it can be to gain access to private lands. The grounds within the program are only available because of the landowner's support of public hunting, and good faith that their property will not be abused. Treating the property/landowners with respect will go a long way in retaining the enrolled landowners' support.
Enforcement and Boundary Compliance
WDFW personnel regularly check on the Waterfowl Quality Hunt Program (WQHP) units. All landowners, and their neighbors, watch their land and those hunting on it, and will contact WDFW with information on violators.
Hunting Scenarios
WDFW-private landowner agreements are seasonal as crop rotation and preparation occur on either side of the waterfowl season. Additionally, differing topography, crop/cover type, and overall location offer varying types of habitat at each hunt unit. Because of this, most of the blinds at the hunt units are minimally constructed, and similarly made. The most common of the WQHP sites is a simple as brushed wire on t-posts with a wooden base. Each is then further "brushed" with surrounding cover as to better conceal the blind. Hunters may bring seating to these sites as long as they are removed at the end of the hunt.
Hunt By Reservation
Private lands access to include Hunt by Reservation is now available.
Private lands access to include Hunt by Reservation is now available.
How To Find And Access Units
Jefferson County
Parking and blind locations
Shine Wetlands
Short Farm
Mason County
Parking and blind locations
Hunter Farms Store
Lynch Cove
Old Bell Farm
Purdy Cutoff Site
Skokomish Grange Field
Weaver Creek Pond
West Deyette Road
Please remember: Many of these units below have agricultural crops and/or are seasonally functional as waterfowl areas. The unit you see on a map may or may not be ready for hunting as you see them on the maps. Hunters should anticipate full operation of the units by November. If there is no WQHP sign or an area closed sign at the access parking, the unit is not open. Additionally, these units are susceptible to flooding and WDFW may move the location of blinds for adequate access for hunters. Check the maps weekly so you know of any changes to the units.
The following units can now be found in Private Hunting Lands Access portion of the WDFW website.
Skagit County
Bay View-Edison
Bayview 1
Bayview 2
Bayview 3
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3
Edison East
Edison West
Fisher Slough
Francis East
Francis West
Highway 99
Kelleher South
River Bend
Sam Bell
Snohomish County
Miller East
Miller Northeast
Miller Northwest
Whatcom County
Guide Meridian North
Guide Meridian South
Harksell 1
Harksell 2
Harksell 3
Harksell 4
Old Guide 1
Old Guide 2
Old Guide 3
The following units can now be found in Private Hunting Lands Access portion of the WDFW website.
Skagit County
Snohomish County
Whatcom County
If any of the sites and/or blinds are in disrepair or need to be moved, please email firstname.lastname@example.com to report the problem. We rely on each other to maintain a quality hunting environment.
Important topics for hunters
Swans in the area
Whatcom, Skagit, and Snohomish Counties hold many waterfowl speciesthat could be confused with snow geese. Several thousand trumpeter and tundra swans reside throughout the three counties from mid-Fall through Spring.
Quality Hunt Feedback
So that WDFW can better manage the sites and program please send comments and stories to firstname.lastname@example.com. Additional useful information includes date hunted, location, and unit condition. Thank you for your feedback.
Good luck and hunt safely!
About WDFW
Wildlife Viewing
Licensing & Permits
Living with Wildlife
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Privacy Statement
Fish Washington
Private Lands Hunting Access
Wildlife Areas
Water Access Sites
Online License Sales
Weekender Report
GoHunt (mapping)
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What's online registration?
Online registration allows individuals to register directly with USA Hockey through an Internet connection at www.usahockey.com. The USA Hockey Waiver is completed, and USA Hockey and Affiliate fees (if applicable) are paid online with a credit card. A confirmation email is sent to the member immediately after an online registration. The member prints out the confirmation receipt to take to the local program to complete the registration process.
Why online registration for USA Hockey?
First, to reduce the workload of local program volunteers – you'll no longer need to collect USA Hockey fees and Affiliate fees, request and receive checks, reconcile fees paid, collect and retain signed waivers, do data entry, create disks, print reports to go with disks, and make trips to the post office! Second, online registration will ensure accurate, efficient and direct communication with our members. Many members don't know about USA Hockey…by registering directly, we have the opportunity to inform them of the organization. It will also provide immediate verification of registration and receipt of payment for the member.
When will online registration be available?
Online registration for players and coaches for the 2013-14 season will be available on April 1, 2013 (August 1 for Referees). New this year, Team Managers and program Volunteers will be able to register online. There will be no charge for the registration.
What credit cards can be used?
Online registration will accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover Cards. Credit or debit cards can be used. A Visa gift card can be purchased if no credit/debit card is available.
What are the steps in the process?
Local programs instruct their members to register online and submit their confirmation number so it can be processed by the program. The program's USA Hockey/Cyber Sport Software will establish a connection to the internet and confirmation numbers will be sent in one process. The online transmittal will send the Association Code and participant's member type to the USA Hockey database. At the same time, all participant information entered during the online registration process will be sent to the Cyber Sport system and those records will be marked as transmitted and are ready to place on rosters.
My program has a website that collects registration data. How does online work then?
You should contact USA Hockey to learn about some great enhancements to the process that allows your website to integrate online registration data. In a nutshell, you'll have your members register online at www.usahockey.com, then go to your website and enter their confirmation number. You will then export the numbers to your Cyber Sport and transmit online to complete the process. Contact Chris Smith at firstname.lastname@example.com to learn more about website integration. Please note that the USA Hockey Waiver cannot be acknowledged online at an Association's website. The Waiver canonly be completed online through USA Hockey's online registration process.
What's this confirmation number that I'll be entering?
The confirmation number is a series of 9 numbers and 5 letters. It is different for each person each season and will appear in printed and barcode format on the confirmation page. It will also appear in both formats in the confirmation email sent immediately after registration. USA Hockey will provide bar code scanners at no cost to local programs using online registration.
How do I get a barcode scanner?
If your program received one last season, be sure to get it from last year's Registrar. If you don't have one yet, you can order it at the time you order your software or email us to request one at email@example.com.
How do I know if a confirmation number is valid?
Every confirmation number has a 'check-digit' in it that remains constant for that season. For the 2013-14 season, the 4th digit of each confirmation number must be a 4.
Won't some people refuse to register online?
If a person doesn't have a credit card, they can have someone else process the registration for them. Or, they can purchase a Visa gift card for the amount to be spent. Tramsittal via disk through your software is available only in special circumstances after pbtaining a code from your District Registrar.
We want to have one person register everyone on the team. Is that ok?
The system will allow that but it's definitely NOT the best way to go. First of all, that's a lot of data entry for one person but most importantly, the adult participant registering or the parent of a youth participant needs to be present to acknowledge the USA Hockey waiver. If they aren't, you'll have to get a paper Waiver completed. Each person/parent needs to be responsible for processing their or their child's registration.
What about Coach Registration?
In order to keep the online registration process as simple as possible, individuals do not select a member type when registering online. Everyone (over the age of 6) will pay the USA Hockey registration fee of $40. We strongly encourage all programs to have their coaches register online. If your program pays for coach registration, you can reimburse them during the season. By having your coaches register online, each coach will have his/her confirmation page making it easier for them to go to another program to register as a player. More importantly, CEP (coaching education program) information comes into your Cyber Sport instantly when you process a confirmation number.
What if someone has a confirmation page & we can't accommodate them in our program?
Just because someone has a confirmation page and has paid the USA Hockey and Affiliate fee does NOT obligate you to take them into your program. The following statement appears in bold on the confirmation page: "This receipt does NOT guarantee you membership in any local program or placement on a team."
What if someone wants a refund?
There is a statement that appears on the online registration screen that says: "I understand that USA Hockey has a no-refund policy" – the registrant must accept that statement to process the online registration. However, we do make exceptions for special circumstances as necessary.
Where do the Affiliate fees go?
The USA Hockey fees and Affiliate Fees (if applicable) are deposited into the USA Hockey account. On a regular basis, the Affiliate fees collected to date are transferred to the Affiliate bank account via an ACH (bank to bank) credit transfer. A detailed report is also sent to the Affiliate Treasurer with each fund transfer.
What if someone loses their confirmation page?
The confirmation page is available to print at the time of registration. It is also emailed to the registrant so that it can be saved on their hard drive. A duplicate can be requested at anytime by logging onto www.usahockeyregistration.com and accessing the online registration page. On the opening screen there's a Member Option to 'Request Duplicate Registration Confirmation'. Enter last name, date of birth and zipcode and you can print the confirmation page or email it to the address you enter.
Does the local program have to keep a copy of the confirmation page?
USA Hockey does not require you to keep a copy of the confirmation page. You don't have to collect the pages at all. You just need the number so you can enter it into your software.
What if a program doesn't process their member's confirmation numbers?
To complete the registration process, all participants' confirmation numbers need to be transmitted by the local program. If they are not, the local program doesn't gain access to the personnel data of their members, the program doesn't get 'credit' for their members with the Affiliate/District and participant accident claim processing is hampered.
Our program would like to register online…what's the next step?
There's nothing special you need to do and no charge to participate in online registration. Cyber Sport Version 15.0 for the 2013-14 season has the online component installed and ready to go…all you'll need is an Internet connection.
Follow these steps for online registration:
1. Inform your members about online registration
2. Complete your application for Cyber Sport version 15.0 for 2013-14 (applications will be sent in mid-March, software will be available in early May)
Please call or email with any questions:
Rae Briggle
Asst Executive Director, Member Services
USA Hockey
1-800-566-3288 ext 125
Susan Hunt
Member Services Administrator
USA Hockey
1-800-566-3288 ext 132
For program website integration information, contact:
Chris Smith
Manager, Network and Security
USA Hockey
1-800-566-3288 ext 139


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the walls, as amour embraced in the
candle glow. Pore on pore, chest to
breast, hip to hip, kisses passed by
sensual lip. Body oils mixed and
blended, trailing fingers and heights
ascended. Desire, passion, poured
those sheets, of total love the heart
it beats. I remember that night of
fire, where two bodies did conspire,
to satisfy and never tire, blissful
strain and spasm's felt, in the lust
did feelings melt. How can I forget,
when those lips first met, how you
took me to the stars, and blessed
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This was an excellent read for Cornwell's fans & anyone else who love good mysteries.
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I look forward to reading all of Cornwell's novels but I have to say, this one was a disappointment. Have you ever walked into a movie 10 minutes late and felt like you never really knew what what going on? Well, that's what it was like for me in the Scarpetta Factor. Facts and explainations were done way into the book after I was scratching my head as to why they were even talking about this particular person. Scarpetta also has gotten out of the morgue more or less and taken up detective work. Please, get back in the morgue, talk about medical things, quit the storyline of the tiresome and distasteful Chandonne family and be the doctor that you are!
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I am a Cornwell fan, but didn't like this one as well as some of the others. 5 of 10 for me.
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This cast continues our discussion on whom to coach and develop on your team with your marginal time.
If you only have a limited amount of time, whom should you coach? This is a question we get all the time. What if I've got a weak performer? Don't I have to work to get him up to speed? What do I do when the time I spend with a weak performer cuts into my time with everyone else?
These are really good questions. They address the inherent challenges of growing the productivity of your team, AND the issue of there never being enough time to do it. So, before we go any further, let's be clear: if these are the questions you're asking yourself, you're thinking the right way and wrestling with the right kinds of questions.
The problem with these questions is that if the average manager asks her peer a couple of cubes over, and that fellow manager really doesn't know what HE is doing either.
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I have some problems with the otherwise interesting cast:
1) The mathematical "proof" was based on an assumption that the same amount of managerial effort would be required to get N% improvement from the four employees. I don't buy that point blank. Now, it may be true, and maybe with high performers it takes *less* effort to get N%, but that was all assumed, not discussed.
2) The equation is missing the fact that time Alpha spends with the manager is time spent not doing work, which has enormous value, especially for Alpha. In the field of software engineering, that has huge impact, as it's not just the time, but focus as well.
3) Personal preference: Too much time on "not Delta" and not enough on "why not Bravo". I know the same argument applies, but I think there are a lot of interesting subtleties between Alpha and Bravo - some of which depends on the nature of the job and Alpha and Alpha's manager's grade level - that would be worth spending time on rather than just the Delta discussion. I know Delta got most of the discussion as your premise is that most managers err that way.
In any case, as always there were plenty of nuggets of truth in there to chew on.
Coach Alphas & Bravos ... I totally agree ...
I LOVE the "Coaching Dilemma" podcasts for a number of reasons, and I totally agree with Mark.
(1) I teach coaching classes and have been emphasizing for years that most managers spend their time on the low "Charlies" and Deltas and would be benefit more by focusing on Alphas and Bravos.
(2) Recent data (Corporate Leadership Council I think) reminds us that as economics improve the employees demonstrating high performance have somewhere around a 25% chance of leaving the company. "Average" employees on the other hand have about a 3% chance. (Stats from memory so don't hold me to them.) Other data is indicating that morale and engagement levels are lowest among those demonstrating high performance, and I believe without coaching they do have the highest risk of leaving.
(3) The "managerial economics" makes so much sense and provides me with other arguments to include when I get the "yes but" responses. Employees demonstrating low performance deserve coaching to help them improve IF they are genuinely committed to improvement, follow through on action plans, etc. However, I often see that the "deltas" are roadies (retired on active duty and I have no military background) who frankly have little if any intention of improving.
(4) Coach up, counsel out ... I think there comes a time when managers benefit from recognizing that there is little ROI associated with coaching deltas and can move to performance improvement (progressive discipline) plans. Why keep doing the same thing hoping for different results?
(5) Not necessarily a reason I love the cast but since I'm numbering, I keep going. It is important to partner with HR and understand organizational/corporate policies and procedures around managing/coaching the deltas. I've only lived in HR for 9 years (delivering coach training) but I've never heard an HR professional suggest dedicating more coaching time to low performance is a good investment. But, nine years ... what do I know. :-)
Thanks for this cast guys - it's been a little while since I've had "A-ha!" moments listening to your casts but this one had plenty of them.
Lately, I've been really wrestling with how better to coach and been a little disheartened. Thanks for giving me a bit of focus and approach to how to handle things.


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Marley Shepherd should be on top of the world—she's a lawyer at a prestigious law firm and engaged to marry the crown prince of Atlanta black society. But soon she begins to see that her life—and her fiancé—are not as perfect as she thought. Marley seeks comfort in her mother and grandmother, but they are too consumed with anger at each other, and too blinded by their past, to save Marley from the disaster that will turn her life—and theirs—upside down. Then Marley has a spiritual awakening . . .
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Kevin Bellie (Artistic Director) has been with Circle since 1987. His direction and choreography credits at Circle Theatre include The Baker's Wife, Urinetown (JEFF Nominated), Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (JEFF Nominated), Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (JEFF Nominated), Can-Can (JEFF Nominated), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (JEFF Nominated), Mack &Mabel (JEFF nominated), Sweet Smell of Success (JEFF Nominated), The Mystery of Edwin Drood (JEFF Nominated), Hello Again (JEFF Recommended), Nine (JEFF Award Recipient), Triumph of Love (JEFF Nominated), The Life (JEFF Award Recipient), and Grand Hotel (JEFF Award Recipient). Also at Circle, he choreographed Tommy (JEFF Nominated), Meet Me in St. Louis (JEFF nominated), She Loves Me, and The Secret Garden(JEFF Award Recipient). He has designed projections/visuals for Tommy (JEFF Nominated) and When the Rain Stops Falling (JEFF Recommended.) In addition to his work at Circle, Kevin's directing work at Noble Fool/Fox Valley Rep has included Breaking Up Is Hard to Do, Tafettas, Roasting Chestunts, The 25th Annual… Spelling Bee and Drood. Kevin has also directed/choreographed A Chorus Line (McLeod Summer Playhouse), choreographed The Music Man (Light Opera Works), Anyone Can Whistle (Pegasus Players), A New Brain (Porchlight, JEFF Nominated), Closer Than Ever, Gypsy (Porchlight Music Theatre, JEFF Recommended and After Dark Award Recipient), and Being 11(Serendipity.) Kevin is the registrar and a fine arts educator at St. Ignatius College Prep High School and proudly served as co-host at the 2010 and 2011 Joseph Jefferson awards.
Bob Knuth (Board President, Interim Producing Director, Scenic Designer) has been nominated for 15 JEFF Awards and received two for Best Set Design for his work at Circle Theatre in Oak Park, where he is resident scenic/graphic designer. Bob has directed & designed The Ritz, A Little Night Music, Analytical Engine (JEFF Nominated), Little Women (JEFF Nominated), Enchanted April (JEFF Award for set design, Nominated for Best Production), Kiss Me, Kate, Dear World, She Loves, Me, Meet Me In St. Louis, Jane Eyre, and The Secret Garden (JEFF Award for Best Production, Nominated for Direction & Set Design). Best Set Design JEFF Award for Steel Magnolias and JEFF Nominations for The Women, Philadelphia Story, Hay Fever, An Ideal Husband, Stone Cold Dead Serious, Design For Living, The Life, and Triumph Of Love. During the day, Bob is very honored to work for The Second City/UP Comedy Club as Art Director (Chicago, Toronto, Hollywood).
Jessica Sophiea (Theatre Manager) is thrilled to be the new Theatre Manger at Circle. Recently, Jessica was the Stage Manager for Circle's Emerging Young Artists production of Twelfth Night. Some favorite roles include Diana in Lend Me A Tenor, Bianca in Taming of The Shrew, and ensemble in Ragtime, Pippin, and The Laramie Project. Jessica holds a B.A in Theatre Administration from Concordia University Chicago where she studied marketing, accounting, grant writing, and several areas of non-profit studies. Along with her passion for the administration side of theatre, Jessica also enjoys being a scenic painter. Some favorite shows she worked on included The Laramie Project, Urinetown, Moon Over Buffalo, Twelfth Night and Hellfire.
Bobby Arnold is absolutely thrilled to join the Circle Theatre family. Past Circle credits include Urinetown (Tiny Tom/Dr. Billeaux) and the cult classic Reefer Madness. Favorite past roles include Burrs in Lippa's Wild Party, Lucky in Dames at Sea, the Wolf in Into the Woods, Thenardier in Les Miserables, Charlie Kringas in Merrily We Roll Along, Garry LeJuene in Noises Off, and Papa Ge in Once on This Island. He is also a proud founding member of (re)discover theatre in the city. As always, much love to his parents, Amanda, Jason and his (re)crew.
Jake Autizen is crazy pumped to be a company member in the Circle Theatre family tree. Since moving to Chicago from the cornfields of Nebraska, he has been very humbled with the work he's produced in the city. With Circle, Jake has done The Wedding Singer and Kiss Me, Kate! Other companies he has worked with include Ouroborus, Big Noise, Hobo Junction, Falling High Productions, and Perspective Productions. Favorite roles include Joseph "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat", Rocky "Rocky Horror Picture Show", and Jimmy Harper "Reefer Madness". Thanks must go out to Mamma, Pappy, Big Seester, Seester, Brudder, Aunt Linda and friends for their unyielding support! Love to S.
Erin Renee Baumrucker is proud to be a company member at Circle Theatre! Past Circle productions include the Jeff Nominated shows, The Baker's Wife (Hortense) and A Little Night Music (Osa). You also may have seen her recently in Opus 1861 at City Lit (Jeff Recommended). She has also worked with Quest Theatre Ensemble, Bailiwick Repertory, Theatre-Hikes, Prologue and Bohemian Theatre Ensemble. This Summer marks her 10th anniversary living in Chicago, and she is proud to call this wonderful theatre city her home!
Jen Bludgen is delighted to be a Circle Theatre company member! Past favorites at Circle: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Doatsey Mae) and Urinetown the Musical (Little Becky Two Shoes). Other companies she has worked with include Light Opera Works and Theatre at the Center. Her favorite role, however, is that of doggie mom to her two furry children, Googles and Mocha.
Tommy Bullington is thrilled to be a part of the wonderful Circle Theatre company! Past Circle credits include Kiss Me, Kate and The Wedding Singer. He also directed CTYEA's production of The Drowsy Chaperone. Favorite past roles include Bud Frump in How to Succeed..., The Baker in Into the Woods, The Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz and Preacher in Violet. He has worked on and off stage for such companies as Emerald City, Big Noise Theatre, Beef and Boards, Stage 48 Productions, Civic Opera Studio Theatre, Alphabet Soup Productions, Drury Lane Oakbrook and Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre. Tommy is a proud Musical Theatre graduate from Ball State University in Muncie, IN. Much love always to Cookie Bullington!
Catherine Ferraro has enjoyed growing up at Circle Theatre since she first performed here in Annie in 1985. Recently she has had the honor of being a cast member in Circle's productions of Hay Fever (Jeff Recommended), Can Can (Jeff Recommended), An Ideal Husband (Jeff Nominated Best Production), Mack and Mabel (Jeff Recommended), Sweet Smell of Success (Jeff Recommended), The House of Bernarda Alba, Steel Magnolias (Jeff Nominated - Best Ensemble), The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Jeff Nominated - Best Production), and Thou Shalt Not. She is most sentimental about the Emerging Young Artists' program here in which she is active behind the scenes. In the past she has directed Once on This Island, Damn Yankees, Footloose, Seussical the Musical, Fiddler on the Roof, Anything Goes, Into The Woods, Disney's High School Musical and All Shook Up with CTEYA. She has also designed the costumes for many CTEYA productions. Catherine is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and is now in the final stages of obtaining her master's degree in education from DePaul as well as her reading endorsement from Northeastern. She teaches elementary school in a Chicago Public School.
Hope Grandon s incredibly grateful to have found an artistic home at Circle Theatre. She graduated from Bradley University in Peoria, IL with a double major in Theatre Performance and Public Relations. Chicago credits include The Baker's Wife (Nicole) with Circle, and Tom Jones (Molly Seagrim) with Polarity Ensemble Theatre. Regional credits: You're A Good Man Charlie Brown (Sally), Godspell (Ensemble), and Little Shop of Horrors (Ronnette) with the Crane River Theatre Company. www.hopegrandon.com
Anita Hoffman has called Circle Theater home since 2000. After her first, unsuccessful audition at Circle, she was optimistic as she read the audition notice for a role she seriously wanted to reprise: Hesione in Triumph of Love. SUCCESS! She not only got the part, but also found a wonderful theatre family. She's been in nine more shows since that lucky strike; most have received a Jeff recommendation.
Anita has received 4 Jeff nominations for her work at Circle: Truvy in Steel Magnolias (Ensemble), Princess Puffer inThe Mystery of Edwin Drood (Supporting - Musical), Mona in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Lead - Musical) and Denise in The Baker's Wife (Supporting - Musical). Anita has performed in other venues in the Chicagoland area (including Porchlight, Pegasus Players, Trap Door, Pheasant Run), Baton Rouge, and Oklahoma City. She has also been fortunate to work with theater legends James Lapine, William Finn and James Sherman.
Brooke Sherrod Jaeky is honored to return to Circle as a company member. Circle credits include performing in Urinetown (Little Sally), The Secret Garden (Martha - Jeff nomination), She Loves Me (Amalia) and The Man Who Came to Dinner (Harriet), and assistant directing The Analytical Engine. Brooke has worked as an actor, producer and assistant director with Porchlight Music Theatre, Bohemian Theatre Ensemble, Emerald City Theatre, and one memorable stint wearing Manolo Blahniks in The Light in the Piazza at the Goodman. By day, Brooke is a marketing and communications coordinator for Alliant Credit Union.
Jon Landvick is thrilled to be a company member with Circle. He has appeared on Circle's stage as Uncle Ernie (Tommy), Mr. Erlanson (A Little Night Music), and ensemble (Kiss Me, Kate). He has also worked with Metropolis Performing Arts Center, Bohemian Theatre Ensemble, Light Opera Works, and Porchlight Music Theatre. Outside of performing, Jon has music directed / vocal coached with Wishing Star Theatre, Theatre Nebula, and Metropolis School of Performing Arts, and now Circle Theatre: musical director for Reefer Madness
Melody Latham is thrilled to be an Associate Company Members at Circle Theatre. She was last seen as Therese in Circle's production of The Baker's Wife. She has appeared in their productions of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and The Wedding Singer. Last year, she had the privilege of work-shopping the new musical, Ribbon Around a Bomb, in a role written for her with Prologue Theatre Company in Chicago. Her favorite roles include Sunny in The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Papagena in The Magic Flute, and Maggie in A Chorus Line. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Southern Mississippi, and would like to thank her family back home and her new friends in her home away from home.
Rebecca Miles-Steiner is proud to be a company member of Circle Theatre! Circle productions she has Stage Managed include The Ritz, The Man Who Came To Dinner, Kiss Me, Kate!, Philadelphia Story, and The Analytical Engine. Other Chicago credits include productions at New Leaf Theatre, Festival Theatre, and at Chicago's Navy Pier.
Elizabeth "Betsy" Morgan is an actor, singer, and acting coach. She most recently appeared at Circle as Googie Gomez in The Ritz. Other Circle productions include A Little Night Music (Mrs. Anderssen), Kiss Me Kate (Wardrobe Lady), and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (Mrs. Spofford.) She has performed with many other theatre companies in Chicago including City Lit, Boho, Quest Ensemble, Backstage, Rogue, Rascal, Appetite, Point of Contention, and Theatre Building Chicago. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from Miami University of Ohio. You can find her at http://www.elizabethmorganauditioncoach.com.
Donna Oswald is honored to be a company member at Circle Theatre, where she has previously stage managed and/or otherwise worked on shows including, As You Like It, Lips Together, Teeth Apart, Hedda Gabler (thank you DK for letting me paint the world white!), Whatever Happened to BB Jane, and The Wild Party. She has stage managed, produced, run box office, built sets, run lights and/or sound and done just about anything else that did not require her to actually go on stage while the curtain was up and the lights were on! Favorite productions throughout Chicago in the past include Painting Churches, Bells Are Ringing, The Ransom of Red Chief, Much Ado About Nothing, Early One Evening At The Rainbow Bar & Grille, Six Degrees of Separation, Pippin, Beauty & The Beast, and The Who's Tommy. She is a also a member of The Saints and currently serves as their coordinator for Circle Theatre.
Gregory "Greg" Payne is grateful to be a member of Circle Theatre. Previous Circle credits include The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Jeff Recommended), The Philadelphia Story (Jeff Recommended) and Kiss Me Kate. He has also appeared with several other theatre companies around Chicago including The Murder Mystery Theatre Company, Bailiwick, CityLit, Hubris, I.O., The Second City and The Wishing Star Theatre. Greg is a graduate of Lees-McRae College where he obtained his Bachelor of Science in Musical Theatre.
Shawn Quinlan Circle Theatre shows include: Though Shalt Not, Dear World, Mack and Mabel, Seven Brides For Seven Brothers,Sweet Smell Of Success, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and was most recently seen as George in The Wedding Singer. He has also choreographed and costumed several shows for the CTEYA program. Other theatres he has worked with in the Chicagoland area include The Victory Gardens, About Face Theatre, The Bailiwick, Light Opera Works, Porchlight Music Theatre, and Hubris Productions (also a Company Member) to name a few. Please visit: http://shawnjquinlan.blogspot.com/ to find our what's next with Shawn!
Mary Redmon Chicago theatre credits include The Man Who Came to Dinner and The Sunshine Boys for Drury Lane Oakbrook, Romeo and Juliet for Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Pride and Prejudice for Northlight Theatre, Dolly West's Kitchen for TimeLine Theatre, Angel Street for First Folio Theatre, It's A Wonderful Life, Crazy for You and Another Christmas Eve for Theatre At The Center in Munster, Indiana, The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey for Provision Theatre and Star Witness for House Theatre of Chicago. Circle credits include Dear World, The Last of The Formicans, Enchanted April, (Jeff Award, Best Supporting Actress) Hay Fever, The Analytical Engine, (Jeff Nomination, Best Supporting Actress) When The Rain Stops Falling and director of The Man Who Came to Dinner and 2012's upcoming production of Marvin's Room.
Nick Reinhart is honored to joining the amazing company at Circle Theatre, where his previous credits include this season's The Baker's Wife (Priest) and The Ritz (Duff). Nicholas recently graduated from the BFA Music Theatre program at Illinois Wesleyan University where he was able to perform, direct, and design for their season. Regionally, he has performed in Portland, OR (Pippin and Annie Warbucks) and in Amarillo, TX (TEXAS Musical Drama) before settling back in the city he calls home. Some other favorite credits include: Cabaret (Cliff Bradshaw), Passion (Colonel Ricci), Once Upon a Mattress (Jester), and Taming of the Shrew (Tranio). Many thanks to family and friends for the constant support. Thank you for supporting Chicago theatre!!
Patti Roeder has been a company member at Circle since performing in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Subsequently she played Ma Strong in Urintetown, Grandma Rosie in The Wedding Singer and Madame Armfeldt in A Little Night Music. Patti is also a costume designer, with When the Rain Stops Falling, Little Women and Kiss Me, Kate at Circle. Patti has performed in Chicago theatres including City Lit (Jeff Citation nomination – Penelope Budd in Oh, Boy!), Eclipse, Pegasus, Next, Jackalope, Pendulum and Theatre of Western Springs. Other costume designs at Apple Tree, Victory Gardens, Oak Park Festival Theatre, Columbia College, Pendulum (Jeff Citation nomination – Abundance) and TWS. Patti lives in Oak Park with husband John – thanks to her built in audience – Eileen and Jason, Maggie and Drew, Bubba and Stacy, Danny and Daria and the next generation, Sam, Molly, Isaac, Ella Patricia and new baby Coath.
Beth Scheible has been a company member for over 15 years and has stage-managed many shows at Circle. She's had the honor of working with Rebecca Gilman, Rupert Holmes, Michael John LaChiusa, and even Russell Crowe, but feels none hold a candle to the people that she works with regularly at Circle. Beth is the proud mother of her beautiful daughter, Vivian Grace.
Noah Sullivan has been active for many years on area stages, and is delighted to be a part of Circle's fine group of artists. Recent Circle Theater credits include Joe Ryan in 'When The Rain Stops Falling", Claude in "The Baker's Wife", Mr. Stanley in "The Man Who Came to Dinner", General Harrison Howell in "Kiss Me Kate", and Sherriff Earl Dodd in "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas", which earned him a Jeff nomination.
Nyk Sutter is absolutely thrilled to be a company member of Circle Theatre. He moved to Chicago in Spring of 2011 and after almost a year of skipping auditions due to fear of rejection, he's so happy to join the Circle Theatre family. You may have seen him prancing around in red spandex and popping balloons as Sheldon Farenthold in The Ritz here at Circle. Other credits include: Carlos/Padamadan in Legally Blonde, Dickie Harrington in Awesome 80s Prom, Paul in A Chorus Line, and Mungojerrie in CATS. By day, Nyk is Campus General Manager for Tricoci University of Beauty Culture. Many, many thanks to mom and dad, Shannon, Jake, and Jairo for their unwavering support. "Why walk through life when you can dance?"
Kirk Swenk has had the opportunity and privilege of being involved in a number of productions as performer, director, techie, choreographer, author, theatre co-founder, improvisationist and more. Originally from Michigan, he's performed on local stages in The Music Man, The Fantasticks, Chicago, Damn Yankees, ...Forum, Disney's Beauty and the Beast, and more. Roles at Circle include: Dr. Otternschlag in Grand Hotel, Deguiche in Cyrano, Robert/Esmond Sr. in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Governor in Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Harry/Baptista in Kiss Me Kate, Fredrik in A Little Night Music, the Marquis in The Baker's Wife, and Cladwell in Urinetown. Kirk is also a proud husband and father and is a Senior Writer at The Bradford Group.
Lori Willis has worked with Circle in a variety of roles, almost all of them behind the scenes. After some quick research she was able to recall she scene painted her first Circle show, Cyrano, during the 1998/99 season. Since then she has painted MANY shows at Circle. Her favorite shows/sets include: The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Design for Living, Escanaba in da Moonlight, Meet Me in St. Louis, An Ideal Husband, Can Can, Enchanted April, The Who's TOMMY! and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. She stage managed Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and has worked on several Circle Fundraisers including Private Party and the Birthday Bash. She enjoys working with CTEYA and is looking forward to the upcoming season.
Junior Company Members
Ali Lamacki (junior associate) is so happy that she has the opportunity to be further involved at Circle Theatre. She began at Circle in the CTEYA program as a Follies Girl in Crazy For You in 2005, and has been in 20 consecutive shows as of 2010. She has played memorable roles such as Little Becky Two Shoes in Urinetown, Constable Dogberry in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, Mayor Matilda in All Shook Up, Kelsi Nielson in High School Musical 2 and Helena in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Ali has also been a dance captain for several shows, and she stage manages the musicals and plays at her high school. Circle Theatre has been a second home and the company has been a second family to her. Ali thanks her first family for all of the love and support throughout the years. She looks forward to more laughs, memories, and fantastic shows at Circle in the years to come.
Ben Marshall (junior associate) feels privileged to be a part of the Circle Theater as a Junior Company Member. His love for the theater began at the age of six. Since then Ben has performed in over 40 plays and musicals with Metropolis Theater and many community theater groups. He recently appeared as "Edna" in the Circle Theater's production of "Hairspray". He continues to advance his skills with extensive training in stage performance, voice and dance. Ben would like to acknowledge the gifted coaches and directors, past and present who have been his inspiration and challenge him to "push the limits" as a performer. He is grateful to be involved with the Circle Theater and eager to support their long-standing tradition of excellence in Chicago theater.
Maggie Paloucek (junior associate) is honored and excited to be a part of the Circle family. She was introduced to Circle Theatre when she was eleven years old and played Mongo in High School Musical. Maggie has continued to participate in CTEYA productions over the years including Urinetown, How to Succeed in Business, Les Miserables, All Shook Up, Ragtime, and Annie Get Your Gun. Some of her favorite roles include Slightly in Peter Pan, Violet, the Sharpette, in High School Musical 2, Alice in Alice in Wonderland, and Snug in A Midsummer Night's Dream. Outside of the performances at Circle, Maggie has performed in School House Rock Jr. and has danced in various roles for The Nutcracker Ballet. She would like to thank everyone affiliated with the CTEYA program for welcoming her into the Company. She is looking forward to many exciting productions in the future.
Jacquie Skokna (junior associate) is thrilled to be part of the Circle family as a Junior Company Member. Ever since she was 11, and was in her first show, Urinetown, Circle Theatre has been an increasingly important and fun part of her life. Her favorite roles include Peaches the Sharpette in High School Musical 2 and the Cheshire cat in Alice in Wonderland. Other musicals she was happy to be in were How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, All Shook Up, Peter Pan, Les Miserables, Annie Get Your Gun, Ragtime, and soon The Importance of Being Earnest. She feels so lucky and grateful to have such a great opportunity and would like to give a big thanks to all of her family and friends for their never ending love and support, especially her dedicated parents and Grandpa. She can't wait to be able to grow in experience and continue theatre at Circle, a place where she can express her love for the stage but mostly all the people around her.
Katelyn Smith (junior associate) SMITH is excited to be a Junior Company Member and looks forward to many adventures with this talented group. She has been performing since age 9 at Circle Theatre (CTEYA and Main Stage), Jedlicka Performing Arts and several Community Theatres. Professional Training includes The Piven Theatre Workshop, Acting Coach (Jim Schneider), Voice Coach (Kim Frost), Village Players (Improv, Scene Study), High School Drama and Music programs.
Heather Zurowski (junior associate) Sis a senior in high school and has been performing since she was three years old. She started dancing at a local dance studio-taking tap, jazz, and ballet. She currently is at another studio, studying ballet, modern/contemporary, tap, and jazz. She is actively involved in many different programs. Mainly, Circle Theatre, in Oak Park and her high school. She has been in numerous Circle Theatre performances since she was eight years old, performing in the "Kid's Chorus" in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolored Dream Coat. Recently at Circle, Heather worked on Alice In Wonderland JR. as choreographer and assistant director, favorite stage roles at Circle have included Evelyn Nesbit in Ragtime, Annie Oakley in Annie Get Your Gun, Sylvia in All Shook Up, Flute in A Midsummer Night's Dream, and a featured Doc Lady in Les Miserables. At OPRF High School where she recently has performed in The Importance of Being Earnest (Ms. Prism), Good Night Desdemona-Good Morning Juliet (Desdemona), Once On This Island (Mama Euralie), Tick, Tick...BOOM! (Karessa), Damn, Yankees! (Gloria), Slow Dance on the Killing Ground (Rosie), and Godspell. Other memorable roles include Mrs. Hannigan in Annie and Violet in Charlie Brown. Heather sings in the A Capella Choir, Six Chicks, a small acappella group, and in Madrigals at OPRFHS. This past summer Heather had a great learning experience by attending Carnegie Mellon's Pre-College Musical Theatre Intensive. Heather is planning on pursuing theatre as a life career.


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The Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) recently hosted a Ramadan gathering for UAE filmmakers to stimulate increased links among the local film community.
Abdulhamid Juma, Chairman of DIFF said: "DIFF has a vision to nurture the creativity of UAE filmmakers. We invite them to actively participate in the festival as industry delegates, and use the DIFF platform to network with global industry representatives.
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After eight years as Korea's highest grossing film, Bong Joon-ho's hybrid hit, "The Host", has finally been toppled by Kim's epic "Admiral". "The Host" (which stars the prolific and prominent Song Kang-ho) claimed over 13M admissions back in 2006, but Kim Han-min's seafaring strategist (spectacularly spearheaded by Choi Min-sik) has already surged past Bong's buoy with over 14.6M ($111M)--the ultimate box office record to fall in its wake--and from here on out, it's simply history in the making...More
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We all know that the most important element of a tuning project hinges on whether the tuning company played around with the car's engine. Sure, aesthetic and aerodynamic modifications make for great eye candy, but for the most part, the joy still lies on what kind of powertrain upgrades are done on the car.
MR Car Design opted to go to this route with their latest upgrade for the suave and sexy Maserati Quattroporte . With a powertrain that features a 4.6-liter Ferrari V8 engine, MR Car Design gave the engine a software upgrade while also adding a new custom exhaust system, bumping up the luxury saloon's output from 400 horsepower and 339 lb/ft of torque all the way up to 430 ponies and 361 lb/ft of torque.
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For a car like the Maserati Quattroporte, sometimes subtle is the way to go. Of course, it's always a plus if the car's already powerful engine gets a bump up too.


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We often see videos of kids rocking out to some classic Guns N' Roses songs, but here we have something a little different. Velvet Revolver, the group formed by former GN'R members and Stone Temple Pilots singer Scott Weiland, have reached out to even the smallest of rock fans!
This young guitarist is an apparent disciple of Slash, playing along to the Velvet Revolver song 'Slither.' At just 7 years old, he has a good feel for the guitar. At one point he gets off time and stops for a second to get back on pace rather than just trying to fumble and catch up. This shows discipline at the instrument and we're sure by the time he turned 8 he was playing this song with even more ease!
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