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The first comprehensive, evidence-based curriculum, including supplementary materials, for teaching older children and young people with autism spectrum disorders aged approximately 7-22 years key advanced skills such as organisational skills, advanced self-care skills, complex academic and vocational skills and advanced skills for daily living. more »2014, Paperback: £41.66 + VAT = £49.99/ $79.95
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This unique visually-led guide helps parents to prepare a home environment that supports the development of children with Asperger syndrome. Jennifer O'Toole gives readers a walk-through tour of the home, showing, room by room, how physical surroundings affect Asperkids and highlighting the learning opportunities in every space and object. more »2013, Hardback: £12.99/ $19.95
This comprehensive guide to the management of sleep difficulties focuses on the problems that are commonly found in Autism Spectrum Disorders and related conditions. The author explains sleep and everything that affects it and gives detailed outlines of all the proven medications and western and eastern non-pharmacological remedies available. more »2012, Paperback: £26.99/ $39.95
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This book addresses communication and language development of children with autism, from teaching non-verbal communication such as pointing, to moving towards spoken language. It champions initial intervention at an early stage of communication, but the many practical ideas and strategies can be applied to children of school age. more »2009, Paperback: £12.99/ $22.95
Alphabet Kids have disorders that are often concurrent, interconnected or mistaken for one another: for example, the frequent combination of ASD, OCD, SID and ADHD. Woliver covers 70 childhood disorders, providing information on causes, cures, treatments and prognoses. Chapters include a list of signs and symptoms, and true-life stories. more »2008, Hardback: £39.99/ $44.95
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Jimmie Johnson and Mark Martin SHOULD shine at Phoenix
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Jimmie and Chad making a mistake is highly unlikely, but if he happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, as he was last week in Texas, Mark intends to capitalize on that bad luck. He wasn't able to do so in Texas, and didn't gain the points he needed to make this a true contest again.
Jeff Gordon also wasn't able to capitalize on Jimmie's misfortune. He and Steve Letarte seemed to be well on their way to a top three or even a win, but troubles later in the race prevented that from happening.
So what can we expect at Phoenix? The race has always been an important one, dating back as long as the track has been on the circuit. In the early '90's, Mark was also in the mix, but in those days he was battling with Earnhardt Sr. Davey Allison and Alan Kulwicki As we all know, he wasn't successful in those battles back then, and it looks, as of today, that his efforts this year won't be quite enough.
That is, of course, unless lightning strikes twice and Jimmie has trouble again. Because, let's face it, the Championship really is down to that.
All the rest of the Chasers are virtually out of contention. All the more reason for them to all, each and every one of them, to attack at Phoenix. Carl Edwards and Greg Biffle haven't won a race this year, after huge successes last year. Juan Pablo Montoya told everyone his team was going for consistency, staying out of trouble, and don't worrying about wins.
Now is the time all of those guys need to step up to the plate, and hit for the stands
And don't count out those guys further back. Kyle Busch didn't make the Chase and has a new Crew Chief. Dave is going to be out to show the naysayers that he deserves this promotion. Kevin Harvick, Clint Bowyer and Jeff Burton were all in the Chase last season, but found themselves on the outside looking in this year. Richard Childress has made crew adjustments and promised his teams they are here to stay and next year will be an entirely different year than this, Matt Kenseth didn't make the Chase for the first time since its inception, a huge disappointment, after winning the first two races of the year.
And then there's Dale Earnhardt Jr. He has had a disasterous year and much was made of the separation of him from his cousin Tony Eury Jr. Lance McGrew took over the Crew Chief's spot, and was recently announced as being the Crew Chief for 2010. Although we saw some improvement early on, the two just haven't been able to be there at the end. No end of difficulties have met their efforts. If Dale Jr hopes to have any kind of a hope for 2010, and a reasonably pleasant winter break, he needs to do something now.
The season used to end at Atlanta, and I for one, loved that. Now we end at Homestead. Some of our Q-ers will be there for the grand finale and I can only hope they have a show. I don't want this Chase to be decided in Phoenix, I want it to go right down to the last lap of the last race of the season. Me? I'd love to be up on Monument Hill at Phoenix, watching this race.
Who's your pick for Phoenix? Who do you thinks will shine at Phoenix? Will it be Jimmie? or the Spring race winner, Mark Martin? or someone not in the Chase?
I'm really not sure who I want to pick. Logic says I should pick Mark or Jimmie, but honestly? I think i'll take Smoke.

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What's the best workflow to extract the linework from a corridor - I need the linework as 3D polys for export to another modelling system??
I have tried the extract feature line from corridor but it is incredibly tedious so I have lately done the following
1 Rebuild Corridors and Save file
2 Select Corridor, Isolate and Explode twice
3 Select all the lines and JOIN which then creates 3D polylines
4 Wblock the 3D polylines
Is there a better way?
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What's the best workflow to extract the linework from a corridor - I need the linework as 3D polys for export to another modelling system??
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Export the corridor drawing to ACad. The exported drawing will have 3d lines in it. Assuming that you can isolate them using layer control or some other method then it's simple to join them into 3d polylines and erase everything else.
This is essentially the same as my exploding method but arguably less prone to disaster as the original data is preserved in the event of "a senior moment" and saving the exploded corridor...!!!!
EDIT: Just tried this and the Z coordinate is 0 (when OSNAPZ is either 1 or 0) but it is preserved using the Explode method.
Using the _AeccCreatePolylineFromCorridor command it is easy to extract 3D polylines (presumably this is what the Sincpac routine uses?) but as they are all placed on the current Layer it is quite tricky to know what each polyline represents unless the current Layer is changed for each polyline
I commented on this issue last week in this thread.
If your export has to be exclusively 3d polylines then you'll want to check after running the join command. Any of the exported lines that are a single isolated segment will not be joined, and will not convert to polylines. I find this happens often with short ditch segments where the daylight is flipping between cut and fill.
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text: The artist says she was inspired by ideas of identity and nationality: I overheard that the land of the former French Embassy in Japan had been French until October 2009; that it was to become Japanese for the following fifty years, and then be returned to France. This concept made me think of hermit crabs, which change their shells. The same piece of land is peacefully transferred from one country to the other. These kinds of things take place without our being aware of it. On the other hand, similar events are not unrelated to us as individuals. For example acquiring nationality, moving, and migration. The hermit crabs wearing the shelters I built for them, which imitate the architecture of various countries, appeared to be crossing various national borders. Though the body of the hermit crab is the same, according to the shell it is wearing, its appearance changes completely. It's as if they were asking, "Who are you?" (via 3D-printed shells turn hermit crabs into beautiful walking cities | Grist)


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I bought a font family (10 versions of Museo Sans) to use in a book but despite a reboot all I see in Booksmart is a single generic "Museo Sans" font. No mention of its weight. and no way to access, for example, the very thin version. Any thoughts on what to do?
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This is an annoyance for me as well. There seems to be no way to get at the various weights, much less real italic and bold (the way BookSmart does italics and boldfaced type is state-of-the-art ca. 1985.) Sorry to have to be the one to break it to you.
Thanks James. I guess it has to do with how the font is packaged. I have Helvetica in different weights – and they show up correctly in Booksmart. Maybe someone else has an idea?
I get a few seemingly-random weights of Helvetica, but only one generic Gill Sans, which is what I almost always use.


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This article describes the formula syntax and usage of the TIME function (function: A prewritten formula that takes a value or values, performs an operation, and returns a value or values. Use functions to simplify and shorten formulas on a worksheet, especially those that perform lengthy or complex calculations.) in Microsoft Excel.
Returns the decimal number for a particular time. If the cell format was General before the function was entered, the result is formatted as a date.
The decimal number returned by TIME is a value ranging from 0 (zero) to 0.99988426, representing the times from 0:00:00 (12:00:00 AM) to 23:59:59 (11:59:59 P.M.).
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According to Scout.com, 2011 tight end Ryan Malleck has decommitted from Maryland, opening up his recruiting. Brian Dohn of ScarletReport.com reports that among Malleck's options are Rutgers, Vanderbilt, and UConn, although the Terps are still a possible destination. Malleck, from Point Pleasant, NJ., is rated a 3-star prospect by Scout, and is ranked as the 63rd best tight end in his class.
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This is a meme I've been wanting to make for awhile, bc I hear lots of people endorsing exactly that position.
And to lend some extra perspective: We have many transitional fossils. Also, fossils are often millions - or even billions (1,000,000,000s) - of years old. The Exodus, in contrast, is said to have taken place just 3,000~ years ago and the only "evidence" for it are some vague references to some semitic people existing. And evidence that early Israelites had no real exposure to Egyptian lifestyle.
Experts say that the Exodus is either entirely myth or may have a tiny grain of truth to it (e.g. maybe a few israelites lived in egypt at some point.). And, in contrast, experts say that the theory of evolution is basically a fact, based on a variety of evidence sources - including fossils.
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French director Alain Resnais' 1959 drama returns to once again captivate audiences in this stunning new 4K restoration. Emmanuelle Riva (recently Oscar® nominated for her role in Amour), and Eiji Okada star as a pair who enter a brief relationship after World War II. Told using an innovative blend of non-linear narrative and voice-over, the film became a major influence on the French New Wave movement.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Congress is balking at the administration's first attempt to pay for lethal aid to the Syrian rebels until the White House presents a more fully developed proposal than one they received last week from Secretary of State John Kerry, including options for what the U.S. will do next if the initial surge of arms fails to improve the rebels' standing in the civil war that's gone on for more than two years.
Lawmakers last week rejected the Obama administration's initial proposal to arm Syrian rebels, refusing to fund the plan until the White House presents options for what action the U.S. might take at the U.N. or what actions might trigger the administration to set up an area where U.S. or allied forces prohibit Syrian planes from attacking rebel positions, known as a no-fly zone.
Top lawmakers met with administration officials at the White House Wednesday to see if they could break the impasse. Deputy Secretary of State William Burns was attending the meeting, which follows a classified briefing for lawmakers last week.
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"We want to make sure that we know what the end game is and we want to make sure it's the right strategy," said Rep. Jim Langevin, D-R.I., a member of the House Intelligence Committee, describing the ongoing exchanges with the administration. "So we're supportive of the president's efforts to continue to put pressure on the Assad regime and to support the rebels, but we all continue to ask tough questions -- do we know who these rebels are and in the long run, are we backing the right group, and are any action that we taking in total concert with the allies and surrounding nations in the region, so that this doesn't ever become a U.S.-only effort."
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, met with President Barack Obama on Tuesday.
"It was an important conversation about Syria and possible ways forward," Boehner told reporters Wednesday. "We've got to make some decisions there's just no ifs, ands or buts about it." He gave no details of what was discussed.
The Obama administration announced earlier this month that it would start sending weapons to Syrian opposition groups, after it found conclusive evidence that Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime has used chemical weapons against opposition forces. The White House said multiple chemical attacks last year with substances including the nerve agent sarin killed up to 150 people. Britain and the United States notified the United Nations of 10 different incidents of alleged chemical weapons use by the Syrian government, a U.N. diplomat said Wednesday, speaking on condition of anonymity because the incidents have not been publicly divulged.
Rep. Tom Rooney, R-Fla., a member of the House Intelligence committee, and Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, head of the Homeland Security panel, introduced legislation late Tuesday that would block the administration from providing weapons to the rebels unless it gets congressional approval first.
Rooney said the administration has been unable to assure him that the weapons won't wind up in the hands of al-Qaida. "So what's our endgame? If the president wants to take us into Syria, he needs to come to Congress and convince us. The president needs to make a convincing case that this is in our national security interest, and he needs to lay out a clear and comprehensive mission, including an exit strategy. He hasn't done that yet," he said.
Syria's conflict began as peaceful protests against Assad's rule. It gradually became an armed conflict after Assad's regime used the army to crackdown on dissent and some opposition supporters took up weapons to fight government troops. Even the most modest international efforts to end the Syrian conflict have failed. U.N.'s special envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, told reporters on Tuesday that an international peace conference proposed by Russia and the U.S. will not take place until later in the summer, partly because of opposition disarray, and the death toll is now an estimated 100,000.
The rejection of Kerry's initial plan for arming the rebels was nearly unanimous from both Democrats and Republicans on several congressional committees last week, said officials who spoke on condition of anonymity as a condition of discussing the confidential committee deliberations.
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As you probably know from an earlier post I've come across the 12 Bottle Bar a couple of weeks ago and became a fan after, what, seven minutes?
Now, I don't have 12 bottles, but I have one, Irish Whiskey (I don't give a fuck how it's spelled, btw., so back off), so I looked for whiskey-based cocktails. And while I'm not such a huge fan of spiced wine, I wanted to try this version — The Devil's Skin — because I was curious about the combination of whiskey and spiced wine.
It turned out really well and what I like about it that it's very mild. You just taste a hint of the spices and they don't overpower you the way they do in some other spiced wine recipes. And the Shiraz does go well with the whiskey.
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The 920 is the new entry-level MV Agusta Brutale which, despite lashings of Italian flair and 130bhp performance, costs the same as a Yamaha FZ1 at £9999. It has a number of changes aimed at keeping the cost down over the bigger capacity 990R and 1090R bigger brother.
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David Dent Martin
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With a passion for the performing arts and a devotion to developing and inspiring new talent, there is no better person to creatively and artistically lead AMDA than David Martin. As a producer, director, actor and teacher, Martin has done it all, from staging New York, London and regional productions of Shakespeare, Chekhov, Ibsen and Wilde, to producing numerous television shows with actors John Houseman, James Earl Jones, Edward Herrmann and Sam Waterson, to gala events such as Broadway Plays Washington at the Kennedy Center featuring Beatrice Arthur, Pearl Bailey, Ellen Burstyn and Debbie Reynolds. In his early days at AMDA, Martin produced and directed many critically acclaimed fundraising productions that helped establish the school's reputation as a world-class performing arts conservatory, includingSing Happy, a tribute to John Kander and Fred Ebb starring Liza Minnelli, Gwen Verdon and Chita Rivera; You're the Top, a tribute to Cole Porter featuring Kevin Kline, Dick Cavett and Lucie Arnaz; and Hey, Look Me Over, a tribute to Cy Coleman starring Neil Simon, Imogene Coca and Mel Torme. Then, in the late 1970s, AMDA founder Philip H. Burton passed the torch on to Martin, who took over as Artistic Director. In the three decades since, Martin has overseen significant expansion, transforming the school into a thriving, fully accredited institution with campuses in both New York and Los Angeles.
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Jennifer Robideau
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Jennifer Robideau is a college English professor and working actor, born and raised on O'ahu, now pleased to join the English faculty at AMDA LA. Her passion lies in Shakespeare, whether performing or teaching his works. She has played lead roles in the first three seasons of the Hawai'i Shakespeare Festival and multiple roles for the Colonial Theater in Rhode Island and the Idaho Shakespeare Festival. Jennifer earned a Master's degree in English from the University of Hawai'i and a Cambridge CELTA from International House in Barcelona. She was classically trained at Drama Studio London in the UK before living in New York for 3 years teaching, acting, and fundraising for theatre companies such as Dramatic Adventure Theatre. Her work for this company took her to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands where she taught English at Escuela Carlos Darwin and collaborated on an original devised play, which was performed at the Teatro Iati Performing Arts Marathon in New York in 2009. In 2010 she climbed the Inca trail to Machu Picchu, one of her life-long dreams, and is now in search of the next great adventure.
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M.A. English, University of Hawai'i.
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Jason Robinson
Individual Voice, New York
Joined AMDA voice faculty in September 2005. Also faculty at Lucy Moses Summer Musical Theater Workshop. First national tour of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella starring Eartha Kitt. Regional appearances at Paper Mill Playhouse, St. Louis MUNY, Kansas City Starlight, Fulton Opera House, Helen Hayes Theater, Ogunquit Playhouse. Concerts at Lincoln Center and Kaufman Center with Stephen Schwartz, Charles Strouse, Sheldon Harnick, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, and Sean Hartley. Two seasons with the Opera Theater of Lucca, Italy, as well as appearances with the opera companies of Lucerne, Switzerland, and Beaumaris, Wales. Tenor soloist in the Mozart Requiem and Handel's Messiah.
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University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music's Musical Theater program with a minor in Vocal Performance Studied voice with Ellen Shade
AMDA Faculty since: 2005
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Stephen Rockwell
Acting, Los Angeles
Actor & Director. THEATRE: Actor: Resident Artist for 17 years at A Noise Within in Pasadena, (California's Classical Repertory Theatre Company). Highlights include Banquo in MacBeth, King of Navarre, in Love's Labors' Lost, Roderigo in Othello, Hortensio in The Taming of the Shrew, Lysander in A Midsummer Night's Dreamwith LA Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl, The Gentleman Caller in The Glass Menagerie, Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol, and many more; Seven Seasons with the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival in upstate New York; Other theatres include- ACT, LATC and Fremont Center Theatre. Director: The Two Gentlemen of Verona with HVSF, Julius Caesar at the Open Fist Theatre, and Alan Ayckbourn's Living Together at the Fremont Center Theatre. FILM & TV: The Soul Man, The Mikes (pilot), Rodney, In Justice, The Comeback, Hawaii, Miss Match, Good AM Miami, Malcolm in the Middle, E.R., Roswell, M.Y.O.B., The Drew Carey Show, 3rd Rock From The Sun, and several national TV commercials.
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M.F.A., Acting, The American Conservatory Theater (ACT), San Francisco. B.A., Drama, Vassar College.
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Lars Rosager
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Lars's choreography has been seen at Dance Theatre Workshop, Bay Street Theatre, American Ballroom Theatre, The New York Drama League, regional theatre, industrials and benefits. He choreographed West Side Story for the Istanbul State Opera and Ballet Company and The Marriage of Figaro for the Brooklyn Opera Company and has directed and/or choreographed productions of Sweet Charity, Anything Goes and 42nd Street, among others. He choreographed Moonwork's acclaimed productions of A Midsummer Night's Dream and What You Will. He has choreographed three concert pieces: Passing Fancy, Busby's Last Dream and Migra for NYU's Distinguished Faculty Concert. He danced on Broadway in the original cast of 42nd Street, directed by Gower Champion, and in the 1987 revival of Cabaret, directed by Harold Prince and choreographed by Ron Field. He has performed with Chita Rivera and Gwen Verdon with the American Dance Machine and has been featured in works by Graciela Daniele and Geoffery Holder with American Ballroom Theater. Appeared with Catherine Turocys's New York Baroque Dance Company. Television credits include In Performance at the White House, The Best of Broadway on A&E and Showstoppers on PBS. Teaching experience: Circle in the Square, Steps on Broadway, Broadway Dance Center and CAP21 at Tisch School of the Arts. He is currently on the faculty at New York University's School of Dance Education and at AMDA, where he directs the Dance Workshop. He has taught master classes in theatre dance at Whitman College in Washington State and Stephens College in Columbia, Mo. Served as Dance Director for the national tour of Broadway Dancin'.
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Sadie Dawkins Rosales
Individual Voice, New York
Singer, vocal coach. Professional Debut: Barbarina in Le Nozze di Figaro with Lyric Opera Cleveland. Opera/Operetta: Einstein on the Beach, Kepler, Suor Angelica, Don Giovanni, The Rape of Lucretia, La Voix Humaine, La Finta Giardiniera, La Boheme, La Rondine, The Old Maid and the Thief, Amahl and the Night Visitors, Hansel and Gretel, Die Fledermaus, H.M.S. Pinafore, Iolanthe, The Gondoliers, The Pirates of Penzance. Musical Theater: The Music Man, A Little Night Music, Cabaret. Awards and Prizes: The Metropolitan Opera Council, The National Association of Teachers of Singing, Opera at Florham Violetta DuPont Competition, The Max Berman Prize in Opera, The Italo Tajo Prize in Opera.Cleveland at the age of 17. Appeared in leading roles in many productions, including A Little Night Music, Don Giovanni, The Rape of Lucretia, La Voix Humiane, La Finta Giardiniera, La Boheme, La Rondine, The Music Man and H.M.S. Pinafore. Additionally, appeared as a soloist in many sacred works, including Poulenc'sGloria, Vivaldi'sGloria, Haydn's Dixit Dominus and the Messiah. Received awards from the Metropolitan Opera Council and the National Association of Teachers of Singing, as well as the Max Berman Prize in Opera and the Italo Tajo Prize in Opera.
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Extensive theatre, language and vocal technique training from the Cleveland Institute of Music The Gallatin School at New York University The Chautauqua Voice Institute, Centro Studi Italiani The American Musical and Dramatic Academy, New York
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Wendy Rosoff
Dance, Los Angeles
Wendy has performed in shows on Broadway, regionally as well as national and European tours. Most recent network TV credits include co-starring roles on Criminal Minds and Castle. She has performed at Carnegie Hall and was recorded for the PBS Great Performances series in the televised special My Favorite Broadway: The Leading Ladies of Broadway as one of Broadway's up-and-coming leading ladies. A few favorite credits include Irving Berlin's White Christmas (Rita) under the direction of Tony Award winner Walter Bobbie, The Radio City Christmas Spectacular (Mrs. Claus), A Christmas Carol at Madison Square Garden under the direction of Tony Award winner Susan Stroman, the Broadway,Tony Award–winning revival of 42nd Street (original cast), choreographed by Randy Skinner,Disenchanted, playing the role of Disney Princess Belle at the El Portal Theatre, The Full Monty playing the role of Vicky Nichols and Falsettos playing the role of Cordelia at L.A.'s critically acclaimed Third St. Theatre. (Broadwayworld.com called this show L.A.'s Best Ensemble Cast), and most recently,Home Alone the Musical at The Comedy Central Stages in Hollywood. Wendy wrote, produced, co-choreographed and starred in a one-woman show called Confessions of a Christmas Banshee, directed by Gary Austen (founder of The Groundlings), premiering in Los Angeles to critical acclaim. In addition, she's been seen singing and dancing on the Tony Awards, The Rosie O'Donnell Show, The Late Show with David Letterman, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and The Today Show, among others. Other film/TV credits include Cross (Sony), Cabin Fever 2 (Lionsgate),The Prestige (Touchstone),Getting to Know You, and ABC's ill fated pilot calledGood Behavior starring Jeffrey Tambor and Catherine O'Hara. In addition, Wendy is passionate about creating and acting in web content. Past series include Goodnight Burbank as series regular Zoe Travis, Groupthink as series regular Pilar Von Rosenberg, and guest star roles on The Temp Life (CJP Digital), Killer Robots (BBC), Two Peas in Your Pod and Ikea's branded series, Easy To Assemble. Wendy is co-producer and cast member of All Skate: The Improvised Broadway Musical, which is the house musical improv team at Second City Hollywood. As an educator, in addition to her work at AMDA, Wendy currently teaches musical theatre at The Strasberg Institute and serves as co-director of "The Musicals Of Broadway" production series.For more on Wendy visit: www.wendyrosoff.com and www.bossypantsfilms.com.
AMDA Faculty since: 2007
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Deborah Ross-Sullivan
Voice Production and Speech, Los Angeles
Professional speech coach for actors in productions including The Cider House Rules, Dancing at Lughnasa, St. Elsewhere, Fame and the Jim Henson Christmas Special. Voice-over projects include film narration projects for SAIC, Kaiser Permanente and Exxon; commercials for Fox Television, Kroger supermarkets, Jack in the Box, Baskin-Robbins and Buick.
Degrees, Studies and Affiliations:
B.S., Emerson College M.A., Drama, New York University Juilliard School of Music High School for Performing Arts
AMDA Faculty since: 2003
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Karly Rothenberg
Improv, Industry, Los Angeles
Actor, singer, voice actor, sketch/improv comedy performer. Film credits include Kicking and Screaming and Pirates of the Caribbean II. Television credits include a recurring role on the NBC hit comedy series The Office and Disney's That's So Raven. Additional credits: Pushing Daisies, Prison Break, Big Love, Curb Your Enthusiasm and Arrested Development. Voice-over credits: Cartoon Network and TV/radio commercials. Artistic director of Avery Schreiber's Improvisational Workouts.
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Associates Degree, Child Development, Los Angeles Valley College California State University, Northridge The American Musical and Dramatic Academy, New York Stella Adler Conservatory, Los Angeles, master class with Stella Adler The Second City Training Center, Los Angeles Dolores Diehl's Voiceover Connection, Los Angeles SAG, AFTRA, AEA
AMDA Faculty since: 2005
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Timothy Joseph Ryan
Voice Production and Speech, New York
Actor, voice and speech coach, director. Five national tours; select regional credits include Hippodrome State Theatre, Mill Mountain Theatre, Mint Theatre, the Public Theatre of Maine, Blackfriars Shakespeare and Kings County Shakespeare. Performed the North American premiere of the Irish play Language Roulette. Coach of monologue-voice & speech intensive "AM Creative" in Taipai, Taiwan. Has worked on various daytime dramas and commercials. Co-founder, Accent Reduction Firm. Website: www.tjrspeech.com. SAG-AFTRA.
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B.A., Theatre, Russell Sage College National Shakespeare Conservatory Studied with Robert Perillo (Raphael Kelly Shakespeare Studio) and Guy Donahaye AEA, SAG, AFTRA
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Let us introduce our brand new 'Apps Marketing' contents on Samsung Developers website. We have designed 'Apps Marketing' to provide you with materials that could be used on promotional materials for your applications, plus to give you a space to showcase your successful applications to other developers and users.'Apps Marketing' is located under 'Distribut...
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Speed up functionality and connectivity with the Gesture SDK! Gesture has the capability to get the speed of preformed gesture and even get the exact time stamp.The sample application, "Wave", makes use of this added feature of the Gesture SDK and can be implemented into your own application. Download "Wave" by clicking the link above and also watch the following t...
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* Samsung Smart App Challenge 1st place winner! Skedio, is a vector based drawing app with rich editing capabilities which enables users to produce or edit a high quality illustration very easily. You can make precise adjustments to all objects from simple lines to complex, free-form curves, professional-looking work can be produces by everyone. Judges reviewed that it'...
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Weekend Recap: Pawleys Island
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Happy Monday! I know I acted like our entire weekend was ruined by teething pain, but that's not exactly what happened. We did actually enjoy ourselves before those daggum molars interrupted all the fun.
Friday morning I got a run in and then Ryne and I headed to work. When we got home, we literally jumped straight into the car and drove to Pawleys Island. For once, I'm using the word literally correctly. We were that excited to get down there. We grabbed some Chick fil-A, checked in to the hotel, and Maddux went absolutely nuts in the room. It was awesome.
Saturday morning, we woke up to this view. This kid would have hung out on the balcony all weekend if we let him. He liked to stare people down and point at them as they walked by, because he's creepy like that.
After making breakfast in the room, we took a long walk around our hotel. We stayed at the Litchfield Beach and Golf resort. It's like a really nice neighborhood. It has a Starbucks. We'll totally be back.
Maddux found a pool. I didn't have the heart to tell him he was wrong.
Finally, it was beach time. In other news, he's auditioning for a role in the Risky Business remake. I swear this kid is too cool for everything.
"See the water isn't that cold, baby." – Said the lying, cruel mother.
I offered him M&Ms afterwards, so it's no big deal.
We also tried the pool, but he clearly didn't trust me after the ocean incident. He would not believe me that the submarine was awesome.
He went in for his dad, though. Hmmph.
To further pay me back, he passed out on the way to the outlet malls. I get it, kid, you hate me. I would have been mad, but he is the cutest thing in the world.
When sleeping beauty awoke, we went to dinner at Wicked Tuna in Murrell's Inlet.
Ryne got boogers with fresh squeezed lemon to start.
I ordered a lobster roll, because I'm smart like that.
I also chose a special of the night: Seared Scallops with Cauliflower Mash. There are no words. I basically wanted to marry this meal.
Maddux had whipped cream for dessert. Yeah, just the whipped cream. Kid knows what's up, obviously.
After dinner we hung out and enjoyed the view. We loved Wicket Tuna, and we'll definitely be going back the next time we're in town.
I'm really glad Maddux was still in a good mood at that point. The next morning, all bets were off. I was planning on getting a long run in while the boys played in the sand on Sunday, but we ended up just heading home. It was necessary. Trust me.
Oh, and if you're wondering, that means my long run never happened this weekend. Hopefully I can get some kind of miles in tonight. Cross you fingers for me?
Question 1: While on vacation do you eat out or eat in more often? We usually head out for our meals, but this weekend we ate breakfast and lunch in the room. We had a full kitchen, so it was nice to not rush around trying to find food.
Question 2: Have you ever run a race totally unprepared? I mean, I'm totally just asking for a friend. You believe me, right?
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Love your bathing suits. To me, vacations are all about eating out. No need to mess with dishes and cooking when you are making it a point to relax. Right?
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I ran my first half marathon completely unprepared. I had good intentions, really I did…but life got in the way. Before I knew it, it was race day and I my longest run up until then had been 5 miles. Oops! It was painful…oh so painful. BUT I finished and I feel like that's what counts, right?? It's totally possible to run a race unprepared…but way more enjoyable to be prepared. ;p
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Love you bathing suit! I really need to go on vacation again – I am all about eating out on vacation!
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I just bought that VS bikini! Love it!
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Looks like a fun weekend!
I had my first order of "boogers" this weekend and I actually liked them, lol!
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I will skip the boogers but the cauliflower mash and scallops, double my order, please!!
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It looks like you had a great time when it lasted! I absolutely love your bathing suits, gorgeous girl! I ran a half marathon in college after only ever running 3 miles. It poured the entire time and I couldn't walk normally for a week. Good times.
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Your one piece is perfect. You look amazing! Glad you had some fun before Mad ruined all the fun. Party pooper
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I ran a half marathon this past weekend, totally unprepared and actually PR'd. And had a blast! You never know what can happen : )
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Your swim cover up is adorable! Where did you get it? Also – just want to let you know how much I love your blog! Thanks for always being so real-it's awesome
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[…] never got to run last night. I'm trying not to stress about it too much, because at the end of the day it's not that big of […]
If we have a kitchen we like to eat some of our meals in to save money and then enjoy a few meals out.
Sounds like an excellent weekend! Our little boy always falls asleep in the car at the most inopportune moments!! Then you wind up having to kill time in the car for 45 minutes so they can have a decent nap! At least they always look adorable!
AAHAHAHAHA "boogers with lemon…" Oysters are so gross, I am totally with you on that!
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I think eating in on vacation is hard, but I lately have been opting for VRBO (or the like) options, as I prefer having the option to cook. But, I think one of the best parts of traveling and vacationing, is trying new restaurants.
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Endomondo has been around on other mobile platforms and is an excellent service for tracking your running, cycling, walking, and other activity with over 15 million users. Your duration, distance, pace and more is tracked. You can also race against other times and hear your audio coach prompt you during your activity.
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