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WWE 'Smackdown' returns to Tampa in January
John Cena, Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns and the other WWE superstars will be returning to Tampa when "Smackdown" is held at Amalie Arena on Jan. 26.
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Eviction, desperation artfully driven home
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New Belgium bringing limited beers, short films to downtown Tampa
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Smallpools bringing its buoyant and anthemic tunes to St. Pete
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Expect an eclectic show when electro-soul DJ and saxophonist GRiZ plays Ybor
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Published: 10/08/15
'Lights Rise On Grace' at Stageworks explores what happens when cultures mesh
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Published: 10/08/15
Rare okapi born at Lowry Park Zoo
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Musical theater's Sherlock, Frankenstein hunts for lost musicals and brings them to life
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NEW YORK — Don't be fooled by how mild-mannered Ben West seems. He's the musical theater world's Sherlock Holmes and Victor Frankenstein rolled into one.
As artistic director of the nonprofit UnsungMusicalsCo. Inc., West scours libraries, newspaper archives and databases for overlooked and undervalued musicals. Then he breathes life into them.
"The intention is to return them to the canon," he says as he puts the finishing touches on the latest of his "lost" shows — "Bless You All!" a 1950 revue with songs by Harold Rome and sketches by Arnold Auerbach.
West, who also directs, has restructured the show, trimmed a few numbers, restored a sketch and streamlined the story. "I always try to stay true to the original author's intent," he says from the company's temporary home at the Connelly Theatre.
Now celebrating its fifth year, UnsungMusicalsCo. has produced 13 shows that range from developmental readings to fully staged off-Broadway productions, including "The Fig Leaves Are Falling" and "Make Mine Manhattan."
West, who grew up in Miami but visited New York regularly to see shows while his mom came for business, is a walking encyclopedia of the golden age of musical theater, roughly 1931-1971.
He and his three-person staff operate on a shoestring budget, and West supplements his income as an administrative assistant. ("Bless You All!" will cost about $40,000.)
He finds potential works in various places, getting a clue from an old newspaper review or from archival collections. He found a never-produced Arnold Horwitt musical in the copyright office, so obscure that even the lyricist's children were unaware it existed.
He stumbled across the manuscript for the concert "Gatsby" at the New York Public Library of the Performing Arts in the papers of its lyricist, Carolyn Leigh, while looking for another show.
He tries to make sense of the manuscripts' often chicken-scratch longhand and, if the work is unfinished, he'll stitch in new music or characters. "The material is there," he says. "It's just finding it and making it usable."
West also seeks out permission to mount his revivals from the creators' heirs, many of whom are thrilled that shows never produced or forgotten from 60 years ago will be seen and heard.
He sat down with The Associated Press to explain the process.
AP: How do you pick shows to revive?
West: The criteria that I look for is obscure but artistically sound. Which is to say, not flops. For example, "Make My Manhattan," which was our first full production, was a huge hit in 1948. But its authors never became household names. But the show ran almost a year and went on tour with Bert Lahr.
AP: Why did it — and other shows — disappear?
West: I think there are certain criteria that cause shows to be forgotten, mainly the style. The traditional revue, for example, is gone. And also if an author has not become a household name, I think they tend not to be investigated.
AP: Your new one — "Bless You All!" — apparently got good reviews. What happened?
West: I think it was actually behind its time. It was this homage — they didn't bill it as an homage, of course — to a 1930s revue in 1950, when variety shows are on the air and the revue is not popular. And yet it got good reviews but it just did not run.
AP: How have shows changed since the golden years?
West: It seems like a heavy emphasis is now being put on the concept and the drive to be original and new, in terms of the architecture of the show, with the story taking a back seat to that.
AP: Most of these old shows were never recorded. Would that have helped you?
West: If I did have the opportunity to hear an original, I don't think I'd pass it up. But, at the same time, I'm not digging through cabinets to find it. I try to come to it with fresh eyes. I sort of like not knowing what it was because then we get to create it new.
AP: What is the ultimate goal of UnsungMusicalsCo.?
West: I would love the shows to live on in whatever form that may be. I may have the touch of an idealist. I'm not sure that all of the stuff we're doing I would love to see in a Broadway house. An off-Broadway house would be fabulous or for regionals to do it. Essentially I want the shows to live on.
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View ! View ! View ! Location ! Location ! Location !This property is located in a prime location in Torrence convenience to Freeway, school and shopping center. It has 3 bedroom 2 full bath with a living area of 1690sf with a 9238sf lot. This property has a view of the city !!! Carpet, linolium flooring on the ground floor. and hardwood flooring on the top floor. Just need to paint, change the carpet.
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This is it! South Bay living? Check. No sharing walls with your neighbors? Check. Your own back yard? Check. from the moment you walk through the front doors both desire & satisfaction will rush through your mind. This spacious two story home offers something for everyone and is a true entertainer's paradise. Better hurry because this one won't last long! Info herein is not guaranteed or verified by agent or seller. Buyer to verify any and all info & rely on their own findings. Please see private remarks.
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One story home with open floor plan. Hardwood floors, carpeted bedrooms, Central Ac/Heat, all window coverings, front parking and attached 2 car garage with automatic opener. Cul D Sac with little thru traffic.
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Large 2 story home on a large lot. Great floor plan. Property has not been upgraded since purchased in 1986. Recent (3 months old) termite clearance will be provided. Large yard with fruit trees: pomegranate, plum, orange, fig, nectarine on rear yard and lemon tree on front yard. The house is priced to allow future owners to update floors, kitchen, and bathrooms to their own taste
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House near shopping, entertainment and schools. Large backyard with view.
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Dont let this house get away from you again, Nestled in the great City of Torrance sits a beautiful remodeled 3 bedroom. 1 bathroom home. The family chef will love the open kitchen with white cabinets, quartez counter tops and glass backsplash. The Kitchen comes with brand new energy efficient stove and dishwasher. New recess lighting, beautiful flooring throughtout the house. Bathroom comes with subway tile new vanity and toilet. House comes with a brand new roof, new double pane windows and new water heater, custom wood fence for privacy so the kids can enjoy the new grass in the backyard. House has front and rear landscaping and also includes automatic sprinklers. Part of the distinguished Torrance school district, close to the mall and minutes away from the beach. Property also offers R/V parking. Property was remodeled up to code with permits from building and safety of Torrance.
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Remodeled 3 bedroom 3 bath home located on an enchanting setting that backs up to the Rolling Hills Country Club.Views from the back of the house include panoramic city lights, mountains, parks, golf course and beautiful greenery. Combination living/dining room opens up to the rear patio as well as a remodeled kitchen, breakfast bar and large family room with wood beamed ceilings and a wall to wall stone fireplace-wood burning. Two bedrooms share a remodeled bathroom with stone floors. The master bedroom and most of the house have hardwood flooring. Master bath has marble floors and walls and features a spa tub and dual sinks. Master bedroom has wall to wall closet space and French doors leading to the backyard. Living, dining and master BR enjoy panoramic views. Recessed lighting in kitchen, ceiling fans, skylight, central forced air heat and central A/C. Backyard has a patio as well as multiple levels all with great views. Gated exterior entry and 2 car semi/attached garage.
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Two bedroom town-home priced perfectly for first time buyers. Large private patio for family BBQ's or play area for small children. Updated kitchen and bathrooms (4 years ago) with quartz countertops, newer cabinets, stainless dishwasher & electric range and refrigerator (white) included. Maple laminate floors throughout the home, tile floors in bathrooms. Extra built-in storage on main level. Upstairs two bedrooms with large closets (w buiilt-ins) and shared hall bathroom. Unit has newer water heater and furnace. Unit gets excellent light doesn't feel like a closed in town-home. Community laundry room located near unit. Two pools, playground and clubhouse. Great location just minutes to 110 freeway. Extra storage in carport parking area. Gated Guest parking and security guard on-site. Extra parking space can be leased from HOA for reasonable fee. HOA includes water, trash, insurance and gardener and EQ insurance.
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Beautiful 2007 newly built Mediterranean beauty! 3 bed/3 bath + an office2,048 sq. ft. 2 story charmer. Completely private "Detached" Town home Rear Unit. Large entertainer's kitchen withbreakfast nook featuring granite counter tops & Stainless steel appliances. Formal dining room and TV room with lots of open space throughout.Large Master bedroom with walk in & private master bath with his and hers sinks. Indoor laundry room. Charming backyard with a BBQ area. HOA is $25 monthly for common area maintenance. 2 car garage. Located near North high school, Edison elementary, Magruder middle school. Within walking distance to Southbay Galleria, Columbia Park and about 2 miles from the Beach!
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Quiet and secured community, move in ready a two story condominium, 2 bed and 2 bath with a private inside cozy patio with concrete flooring.Pets allowed specifics to be advised by HOA. Community outdoor pool with child resistant barrier, also convenient pool shower & restrooms, children can enjoy the swing set and playground, and also available are the community grills.Unit has been recently painted and carpets cleaned, come see this lovely unit.
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TRIM32 ubiquitinates recognized malin substrates such as R5/PTG. A) HEK293 cells were co-transfected with 6xHis-tagged ubiquitin constructs, myc-R5/PTG, and either pCINEO-TRIM32, pCINEO-TRIM32 (H42A) (encoding a catalytically inactive form of TRIM32) or empty vector. Cell extracts were obtained as described in Materials and Methods, and samples from crude extracts (CE, 30 μg) and material bound to the metal affinity column (Bound) were analyzed by SDS-PAGE and Western blotting using anti-myc antibodies, as described in Materials and Methods. B) MEF cells from epm2b-/- mice lacking malin were co-transfected with 6xHis-tagged ubiquitin constructs, myc-R5/PTG and pFLAG-TRIM32 or empty plasmids. Cell extracts were analyzed as in part A.
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on Jul 26, 2011 at 9:21 pm
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a resident of Leland Manor/Garland Drive
on Jul 27, 2011 at 5:05 am
Gee...I wonder why?
Taxpayers, from business owners who pay taxes and employ taxpayers, to people finding better cost-of-living from taxes to housing, are fleeing California.
Like Rubio said, we don't need more taxes, we need more taxpayers. Lake Tahoe water level lowers in low rain/snow years, and rises in high ones. It takes many drops and flakes to make a Tahoe..same is true for tax revenue.
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About "Observing Observing (a white cup)", September 12 – October 31, 2015
At Prographica, we're curating a show about "… how artists who observe, observe." The title implies, of course, that, somewhere along the line, artists who use recognizable imagery, work from direct observation when creating their art. This show is about that observation.
Because the show is about "observation", we have selected as a thematic constant, the "white cup." Why a white cup? Because it is ubiquitous and carries no emotional baggage. It is the "observation" that is paramount, not the cup.
As source material a white cup is not difficult to paint. But, it is damned difficult, to make interesting. And, so, it is a challenge of a peculiar sort. A challenge analogous to that of a film actor in an all-important scene, where there is a close-up, no action, and no dialogue. For an actor, such a scene takes some considerable talent to pull off and make interesting. For an artist, too, it takes considerable talent to pull off and make interesting the observation of a white cup.
Curated by Eric Elliott, Michael Howard & Norman Lundin.
Artists included in the exhibition are: Brian Blackham, Fred Birchman, Sarah Bixler, David Campbell, Kimberly Clark, Joe Crookes, Dean Fisher, Cable Griffith, Laura Hamje, Kenny Harris, Amy Huddleston, Carrie Kapp, Matt Klos, Kathy Liao, Judy Nimtz, Elizabeth Ockwell, Anne Petty, Bob Schlegel, Bill Sharp, Graham Shutt, Jordan Wolfson & Evelyn Woods.
Cable Griffith is shown courtesy of G. Gibson Gallery, Seattle.
Opening reception: September 12, 2015, 2 - 4 pm


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Cruise around the waters of NYC with great New England seafood, craft cocktails and beer, awesome wine in an intimate and amazing ship. Read more
Funding Unsuccessful
This project's funding goal was not reached on February 25, 2013.
Cruise around the waters of NYC with great New England seafood, craft cocktails and beer, awesome wine in an intimate and amazing ship.
About this project
The Water Table is Brooklyn's very first dinner boat! Founded by Captain Kelli Farwell, formally of Rye, Dumont, Craft and Gramercy Tavern, it's a New England style restaurant on the water. For a fixed price, guests of The Water Table will enjoy a three-hour cruise originating at one of the many new piers opening in Greenpoint, and a selection of two of our classic dishes, such as lobster rolls, oysters on the half shell, clam chowder, and delicious veggies, whipped up by our on-board chef. Enjoy classic craft cocktails mixed by our bartender, or try one of our selection of amazing New England craft beers or seasonal wine selections.
While Captain Farwell steams the boat around New York Harbor, you'll be enjoying quality food and drinks, and drifting away with the gorgeous views of the city that we all love. Grab a date or some friends to join one of two nightly dinner tours!
Captain Kelli Farwell, Founder of The Water Table
I grew up in the woods of Northern Maine with an appreciation of home-cooked meals and the outdoors. Fourteen years ago, I moved to New York City where I've been immersed in the hospitality industry. My experience includes fine dining service at the top tier venues of Gramercy Tavern and Craft to Wine Director for the more casual eateries of Dressler, Dumont and Rye in Brooklyn's most sought after neighborhood, Williamsburg, where I currently live.
Our Boat
Our perfect boat is a custom built 53' USCG certified commercial passenger vessel. It's made entirely of steel (which will help keep a calm ride even in rough waters) built as a replica of a Marin tugboat in 1981. The original name was Tugboat Annie and is currently named Stanley C. after a prior owner's grandfather. It is certified to carry 49 passengers plus crew. She has served as a loved tour boat on Lake Michigan and is in the process of renovation in order to steam through the Great Lakes and Erie Canal, down the Hudson River to make its debut in New York Harbor. There isn't another boat like it in New York City and we think you will all love it.
Redefining New York Dining
Through living in this neighborhood, I was inspired by the accessibility of the waterways to get my Commercial Boating License and am now a Master Level Captain. New York Harbor is a defining part of the City, but is geared towards tourism and commuting and is overlooked for its full potential. The Water Table will create a new dining experience for true New Yorkers. This venue combines my hospitality and nautical background to provide an exciting new way to enjoy the City, easily accessible from one of the developing new piers in North Brooklyn.
The success of the East River Ferry service has redefined how easy and pleasurable the waterways are. If only for 15-20 minutes during their morning commutes, people can leave their troubles on land and enjoy the peace of gliding on the water and seeing the full scope of the city. The Water Table capitalizes off of this renewed interest by combining the adventure of being on the water with quality food and drink.
Why Brooklyn?
Brooklyn has become one of the best known places for great restaurants focused on local/sustainable ingredients served up in an intimate environment. The borough has become its own destination, separate from the city, teaming with culinary invention and authority. The Water Table will take this experience to sea.
Giving Back
Here's where you come in! The Water Table needs your contributions to make this a reality. We've almost raised enough capital to get the boat, we just need a little more help to seal the deal and take ownership of this amazing vessel. We have some exciting rewards to thank you for your generosity, including t-shirts and tote bags with TWT official logo, free drinks on the boat and free cruises for you and your friends, and most of all you can say you're a part of a great new experience in NYC!
Thank you for your time and can't wait to see you on the boat!
Risks and challenges
The main challenges for The Water Table will be getting through the red tape with the city. Permits will need to happen, the perfect marina will need to be sourced out. However, this is a city full of marinas and the city is progressively investing in the waterfront and small businesses on the water. Though hurdles do exist, each one can be weathered, step by step.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
Have a question? If the info above doesn't help, you can ask the project creator directly.
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One of our favorites, this reward offers a cruise around the harbor and a free drink wooden nickel. You get the food (if you're in the mood) and we'll head out on the river! We'll also send you our postcard and add your name to our website.Less
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This is the reward we like to call 'Catch of the Day.' Grab this one and pencil in a free all-inclusive cruise aboard TWT on the books! Your cruise will include the ride, two dishes off our menu and two free drink wooden nickels! ($150 retail value). We'll also throw in our official postcard and your name on our website.Less
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If you've seen our boat, one of the coolest features is the pilot house; sitting up high, offering a fantastic panorama of the city! This reward gets you the cruise, where you'll ride up in the pilot house with the Captain, two dishes from our menu and two free drink wooden nickels! We'll also send you our official tote bag, postcard and your name listed on our website.Less
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This High-Honor reward offers a free cruise for two, including two dishes and two free drink wooden nickels each, along with your name engraved in the Captain's Wall of Honor, which will permanently hang aboard the boat! Also, we'll throw in our official tote bag, postcard and your name on our website.Less
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Everyone knows that brunch is huge event in Brooklyn! Pick up this reward and you'll get a private, all-inclusive brunch cruise for you and 20 friends, this means a brunch dish each from our menu, open bar, your name engraved on our Wall of Honor, our postcard and you name on our website!Less
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The Pegasus Deco 24" x 30" Medicine Cabinet is a wonderful addition to any bathroom. This medicine cabinet has a beautiful design that can add a touch of elegance to any decor. It is not only beautiful but also lasts for a long time.
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|Mount Type: Surface mount; Recessed
|Shape: Rectangle
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Beautiful Robin from Phoenix, AZ on 05/05/2014 – Verified Buyer
We purchased these in the espresso finish for our master bath remodel. They look very nice and are a good value for the money. We mounted them recessed and they were not too complicated (despite the not-very-helpful instructions). I'm not sure why people are saying they are "hinged right." Unless I am missing something, I don't think there is a "top" or "bottom" and you can flip them to swing whichever way you want. They have self-closing hinges, mirrored on the inside door and inside back, and three adjustable glass shelves. They also provide mirrors for the sides if you surface mount it. Four mounting screws hold it in place and that is my only complaint. I would feel a little more secure if there were top, middle and bottom mounting screws. The cabinet is heavy. Overall, a great purchase.
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really beautiful Carolyn from Tecumseh, MI on 10/30/2013 – Verified Buyer
this is a really beautiful quality piece of furniture. it was easy enough to install and put together (30 minutes). i did think the mounting hardware seemed a little flimsy for such a heavy piece but it is up there rather sturdy and i don't anticipate it falling down. the frame is really lovely and the beveled mirror really adds some elegance. most importantly you can fit everything inside it. i have a shelf of hair products, shelf of make up, shelf of my husbands things, with a shelf of miscellaneous to spare. i can fit my giant round brush in it!
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Clear the clutter! David from Lemont, IL on 05/26/2015 – Verified Buyer
Cabinet easily installed to the exact measurements provided in the directions. Hinges are high quality & appear that they will last a long time. Very nice finish & allows the vanity to be clutter-free. Pros: Very durrable, quality all around, incuding very stable hinges. Cons: Wish it had more than four anchor points, just for my own confort.
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Fabulous Tracy from west chester, PA on 06/01/2014 – Verified Buyer
I purchased 3 of these cabinets ( 1 in ORB and 2 in brushed nickel) as the storage in the 2 bathrooms I renovated is minimal. They look great and the mirrors on the inside of the door and the back and sides of the cabinet are a plus. I also like the soft close door and the fact that the door can be switched to right or left opening. I can't speak to installation as they were installed by my contractor. I am very happy with this product.
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Looks AWESOME! Christine from Buena Park, CA on 01/13/2015 – Verified Buyer
Very happy with the way it looks. It has a lot of storage space inside. It can be surface mounted OR recessed, so I like that it is versatile. We decided to surface mount it. They way it attaches is interesting/innovative (new to me) but seems pretty darn sturdy! I understand why it surface mounts the way it does...because the inside backing of the medicine cabinet is also mirrored...can't drill through mirror, so the surface mount is a creative solution to that. Very functional. :) It has mirror siding on the outside and top, too. Looks VERY HIGH END.
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