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Rumor has had it that many male figure skaters are homosexual. Galindo was the first to declare his gay orientation; his sometimes startling candor is revealed throughout this autobiography: "When I had sex for the first time, I didn't know I needed to practice safe sex.... you might find that hard to believe. But I was completely immersed in my skating." The youngest of three children of a Mexican American family, with a father who was supportive but tyrannical and a mother who was periodically institutionalized, Galindo grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in San Jose, Calif. His elder brother, George, also gay, was banished from the house after he came out to his parents, served a prison sentence and eventually died of AIDS. A successful young singles skater, the author joined Kristi Yamaguchi to win the U.S. National Pairs Championship in 1989 and 1990, but she decided to go her own way in 1990. Galindo was devastated but, after many vicissitudes, including the death of his father, he triumphed in the singles, winning the U.S. National Championship and finishing third in the World Championships in 1996. Much of his success he attributes to the self-sacrifice of his sister, Laura; and with the help of Marcus, who collaborated last with Greg Louganis in Breaking the Surface, Galindo reveals his debt to her and to supportive friends. The result is a moving autobiography.
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Galindo has faced more than his share of barriers on the road to fame and glory in the figure skating world. He grew up in a working-class Mexican American family, and many sacrifices had to be made to enable him to pursue an expensive dream. Although he and his partner, Kristi Yamaguchi, appeared to be headed for the Olympics, Yamaguchi ultimately decided to go the singles route. His mother suffered from mental illness, his father died of a heart attack, he was openly homosexual, and his brother and two coaches died of AIDS. However, Galindo's fortitude and determination enabled him to become the U.S. men's figure skating champion in 1996. With the help of writer Marcus, coauthor of Greg Louganis's biography Breaking the Surface (Random, 1995), Galindo smoothly invites the reader to share in his struggles and triumphs. Recommended.?J. Sara Paulk, Coastal Plain Regional Lib., Tifton, Ga.
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But "Icebreaker" is very much a story of hard-won triumph, and I really got the sense that Rudy's positive attitude got him over the hurdles and into the stardom he so richly deserves. (That, and loads of native talent: he was quite recently the best amateur male figure skater in the USA, no. 3 in the world.)
Rudy is a professional skater now, and he has some pointed opinions in this book about the perils of excessive juvenile skating competition for those who are willing to listen. Skating enthusiasts will enjoy the extensive technical vocabulary in this book; I just held on and enjoyed the ride. A very good read about a very admirable young man who is a role model in several different ways.
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LAWRENCE — Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, professor of mathematics and courtesy professor of aerospace engineering and electrical engineering and computer science, served as the general chair of the International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC) Symposium on Advances in Control Education (ACE 2016) earlier this month in Bratislava, Slovakia. more (see pg. 1)
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LAWRENCE — Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, professor of mathematics and courtesy professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the University of Kansas, has been elected to the Board of Governors of the IEEE Society for Social Implications of Technology (SSIT) for 2016-2018. She has also been appointed to the Mathematical Association of America's Haimo Distinguished Teaching Committee for the years 2016-2020. more (see pg. 1)
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Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, Mathematics -- I have taught for over 40 years, but I am still learning so much. My participation in C21 is connected very much to my teaching philosophy. I promote 5Cs: collaboration, communication, connections, creativity and curiosity. In Fall 2013, I taught a 500-student Engineering Calculus I class. One particular success was inviting the GTAs into all of the lectures, cultivating collaboration and communication. more (see pg. 5)[News Archive]
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St. Barbara Orthodox Monastery is a women's monastic community of the Diocese of the West of the Orthodox Church in America, under the omophorion of His Eminence, Archbishop BENJAMIN. The Monastery was founded in 1992 and has been located in Santa Paula, California, since late 2005.
We strive daily to live out the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in community, seeking to love God and neighbor through prayer, hospitality and labor.
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***July 27, 2016 Read about the latest monastery news here. This month's Friends Gathering will be held on Sunday, July 31, featuring Archpriest John Finley who will be presenting "St. Nikolai (Velimirovic) on the Healing the Soul".The talk begins at 4pm, followed by Vespers and a potluck.
***June 23, 2016 There will be NO Friends Gathering this month. You can read all about it and about the installation of our chapel domes in this month's newsletter.
***May 25, 2016 The May newsletter is available here. Please join us for Fr. Nazary Polataiko's presentation on "Worship & Iconography" this Sunday, May 29th, beginning at 4pm. Vespers and potluck to follow.
***April 28, 2016 We wish you all a blessed Holy Week and a glorious Pascha! Please enjoy our April Newsletter here.
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Body Contouring / Edition 1by Michele Shermak
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Pub. Date: 12/01/2010
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
The definitive full-color illustrated atlas of breast and body contouring surgical procedures
Includes DVD with video clips
Part of the McGraw-Hill Plastic Surgery Atlas series, Body Contouring is a full-color, step-by-step guide to learning how to perform both traditional and contemporary plastic surgery procedures relative to breast and/i>/i>
The definitive full-color illustrated atlas of breast and body contouring surgical procedures
Includes DVD with video clips
Part of the McGraw-Hill Plastic Surgery Atlas series, Body Contouring is a full-color, step-by-step guide to learning how to perform both traditional and contemporary plastic surgery procedures relative to breast and body contouring. Two hundred medical illustrations and more than two hundred photographs – all in full color – offer unmatched coverage of the required surgical steps and actual results. A companion DVD features skill-building surgical video clips.
For each procedure, you'll find a complete review of key topics, including:
- Introduction to the surgical approach
- Relevant anatomy
- Indications
- Markings
- Details of the procedure (incision and exposure)
- Postoperative care
- Pitfalls
- Tips
Part I of Body Contouring addresses important clinical concerns such as the safety of surgical techniques, intraoperative positioning, psychological issues, and issues pertaining to massive weight loss and surgical wound care. Part II then reviews specific body contouring surgical procedures by body region, beginning with the upper extremity, and proceeding to the female breast, male chest (gynecomastia), abdomen, back, and lower extremity.
Learn all aspects of body contouring surgery, step by step:
Breast surgery:
Arm and thigh contouring with liposuction and excisional techniques;
Abdominoplasty, upper and lower, with hernia repair techniques;
Back contouring
Product Details
- 9780071604673
- Publisher:
- McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
- Publication date:
- 12/01/2010
- Pages:
- 304
- Product dimensions:
- 8.60(w) x 10.90(h) x 1.00(d)
Table of Contents
Section 1: Introduction
1. Safety in Body-Contouring Surgery
2. Operative Positioning
3. Managing Expectations and Psychosocial Issues
4. Nonprescription Medications to Avoid
5. Massive Weight Loss
6. Surgical Wound Care and Complication Management
Section 2: Upper Extremity
7. Presentation for Upper Extremity Contouring
8. Upper ExtremityAnatomy
9. Upper Extremity Liposuction
10. Traditional Brachioplasty
11. Extended Brachioplasty
12. Minimal Incision Brachioplasty
Section 3: Female Breast
13. Common Presentation for Breast Contouring
14. Female BreastAnatomy
15. Liposuction of the Breast
16. Wise Pattern Breast Reduction with Inferior Pedicle
17. Traditional Wise Pattern Mastopexy with Autoaugmentation
18. Vertical Pattern Breast Reduction with Superior Pedicle
19. Vertical Pattern Mastopexy (with Augmentation)
20. Wise Pattern Superior Pedicle Breast Reduction with Nipple Grafting
Section 4: Male ChestGynecomastia
21. Gynecomastia Presentation with Its Enormous Variability
22. Male Chest: GynecomastiaAnatomy
23. Gynecomastia Liposuction
24. GynecomastiaExcisional Technique
25. Mastectomy Through a Horizontal Approach
26. GynecomastiaWise Pattern Excision Technique
27. GynecomastiaVertical Excision Technique
28. GynecomastiaExtended Technique with J Excision
Section 5: Abdomen
29. Abdominal Presentation for Abdominal Contouring
30. AbdomenAnatomy
31. Abdominal Liposuction
32. Abdominoplasty with Abdominal Wall Plication
33. Mini-abdominoplasty Combined with Liposuction
34. Reverse Abdominoplasty
35. Panniculectomy
36. Massive Panniculectomy
37. Ventral Hernia Repair and Abdominoplasty
38. Umbilical Hernia Repair at the Time of Abdominoplasty
Section 6: Back
39. Back Presentation for Contouring
40. BackAnatomy
41. Back Liposuction
42. Upper Back Lift
43. Upper Body Lift with Autologous Breast Augmentation
44. Lower Back Lift
45. Belt Lipectomy with Autologous Gluteal Augmentation
Section 7: Lower Extremity
46. Presentation for Lower Extremity Contouring
47. Lower ExtremityAnatomy
48. Lower ExtremityLiposuction
49. APEX (Proximal) Thigh Lift
50. Extended Thigh Lift
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Umbreon (Dark Explorers 60)
Umbreon (Japanese: ブラッキー Blacky) is a Darkness-type Stage 1 Pokémon card. It was first released as part of the Dark Explorers expansion.
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Pokédex data
|Umbreon - Moonlight Pokémon
|3'03" (1.0 m)
|59.5 lbs. (27.0 kg)
|Pokédex entry
|When exposed to the moon's aura, the rings on its body glow faintly and it gains a mysterious power.
|つきの はどうを からだに あびると わっかもようが ほのかに かがやき ふしぎな ちからに めざめるのだ。
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This card was included in the Dark Explorers expansion, first released in the Japanese Dark Rush expansion. A special Crosshatch Holofoil version was given to participants of the 2012-2013 Spring Regional Championships held in North America on the weekend of April 13 and 14, 2013. A gold foil stamped "Staff" version was also given to those overseeing the event.
It was reprinted in Japan with different artwork as one of eight cards available in the File Collection, released during the 2012 Pokémon Center Eevee Collection campaign. The campaign itself began on November 11, 2012, with the File Collection released on November 23, 2012 at a cost of ¥2,100. The File Collection, much like the Reshiram and Zekrom-themed file released early in the BW era, contains an assortment of stickers to decorate and organize the file. A placeholder card is also inserted along with the other cards, advertising the Eeveelution-themed Pokémon Center card available during the Spiral Force • Thunder Knuckle booster pack promotion in December 2012. This print was later released in the English Sylveon Collection on November 15, 2013.
This card's Pokédex entry comes from Pokémon Black and White. Driftveil City is featured in the Dark Explorers print illustration.
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Overall, this is a standard European Novotel as you would expect it: clean, practical, and well laid out. This property is about 50km (35 miles) from downtown Milan but only 5km (3 miles) from the airport (MXP - make sure to double-check your itinerary because Milan has another airport named Linate, LIN, and in some cases even Bergamo, BGY, is listed as one of the city's airports!), so it appeals predominantly to transit passengers. Despite the fact that Milan is quite a distance away, take note that the airport has a train station from where a 15 EUR return ticket will take you into town and back within apprx. 50min each way. Trains seem to leave two to four times an hour, so if - like us - you have extended time, visiting Milan is easy and convenient.
Our room was quiet, well-heated and of average size. The restaurant seems okay, as far as we could judge by just having had a pasta and a glass of wine. The bar - where we waited for the restaurant to open at 19:00h - seemed blissfully unaware of potential business and did not approach us for 20-25 minutes. We would gladly have had a glass of wine or two, but if the staff is nowhere to be seen that also tells you something about the level of motivation… (On a side note: the bar is also where you go to get ice; room service told us they wouldn't send an ice bucket to the room.)
We chose this hotel for a one-night stay between flights, involving a planned 24h layover. So ease of airport/train station access was essential, and this is exactly where the hotel was most disappointing:
After having read in earlier TripAdvisor reviews that some travelers found it hard to find the Novotel shuttle we paid great attention to this and were informed via email correspondence with the hotel that the bus would leave twice an hour (quarter past the hour and quarter to) from the arrivals level at T1, door seven. We arrived in the morning, went for the 8:45h shuttle and everything worked like clockwork. A friendly driver, the bus clearly labeled and everything went without a hitch.
After our check-in we took the 9:30h bus back to the airport to catch the train into town. Surprisingly, the driver (a different person from the one who had picked us up) was typing on his mobile phone while driving and we did not feel particularly safe.
In the afternoon, we returned in time to catch the 15:45h shuttle and waited where we had been waiting earlier in the day. Unfortunately, we only saw the shuttle drive by in an outer lane and the driver did not recognise us, since he had taken a left turn just before entering the bus bay area.
We resisted the temptation to take a taxi and waited for another half hour. To be safe, we moved about 70m up the road to the bus bay entrance, so that we could flag down the shuttle regardless of which way the driver would be taking. This turned out to be a good idea since - again - the shuttle would not have stopped where we had found it in the morning.
Much to our surprise the afternoon shuttle then stopped at door 10 before proceeding to T2, both of which hadn't been the case in the morning.
When we arrived at the hotel we brought up our disappointment and confusion with the Manager on Duty, a friendly gentleman who introduced himself as Diego. He apologized for the confusion and mentioned that this was a "new situation that had come up recently" - apparently the smaller car used in the afternoon has no permit to stop at the bus bays and therefore the pick-up regime changes between 12:00h and 17:00h.
We suggested that clearer instructions be put on the hotel website, and Diego mentioned that they were in the process of doing this, but they had no access to the site and a request was already pending with the HQ in France to make sure the information was updated online. With Accor seemingly being a rather organized Group, I find this surprising because who would delay a simple task that helps keep customers happy?
In our case, if we had to stay at Malpensa again under similar circumstances, we would choose the Sheraton. It is right on top of the airport train station and in convenient walking distance from T1. And as it turns out the rate for our dates would have been more or less the same. Plus it would have saved us at least 90 minutes in transfers and/or waiting time…
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- The Novotel Milan Malpensa Airport is a modern 4 star hotel with 208 rooms, just a few minutes from Terminals 1 and 2 of Milano Malpensa Airport, 35 km from the Exhibition Centre and 40 km from the centre of Milan. Free scheduled shuttle bus to and fromthe airport. Ideal for business trips, with a Convention Centre offering 6 meeting rooms (240 guests), business corner and WiFi. It features family rooms for 2 adults and 2 children, NovotelCafé (open 24 hrs), bar, gym, garden, outdoor pool and garage. ... more less
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Things to do in New York this Friday
It's time to punch out, wind down and start your weekend. Here's our pick of the best places to sate that Friday feeling.
Intrepid Summer Movie Series: Top Gun
Could there be a more atmospheric place to relive the tower-buzzing highs of Top Gun than the deck of the Intrepid? We can't think of one—barring a trip to vaguely identified hostile waters. Bring a blanket or chair, some snacks and nonalcoholic drinks for the 1986 blockbuster, which stars Tom Cruise as a volleyball-loving Navy pilot, Val Kilmer as his jaw-chomping rival and Kelly McGillis as a Ph.D.-equipped flight instructor who's all too easily impressed by barroom karaoke.Read more
"David Hammons: Five Decades"
David Hammons is one of the most important American artists today, though you wouldn't necessarily know it. An artist of his stature would have been recognized by now in major museum surveys, but as one of the first African-American artists to have emerged in the context of Conceptualism, he has always remained elusive and apart from the largely white art world as matter of strategy. Not that he's unknown or hasn't received significant exposure, but this must-see look back at his 50-year career really belongs at MoMA or the Whitney. The fact that it isn't is the artist's own choice, but since it's being mounted in a gallery venue, it does have the virtue of being free.Read more
BJM—Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal
The Canadian ballet-and-modern company presents the New York premieres of Andonis Foniadakis's Kosmos, Rodrigo Pederneiras's Rouge and Itzik Galili's Mono Lisa.Read more
How rarely can anything like Eclipsed be seen in the starry firmament of Broadway? Musicals with all-black or mostly black casts come along every so often; so, recently, do revivals of white plays (A Streetcar Named Desire, The Trip to Bountiful) reimagined with an African-American spin. But a new play whose writer, director and entire cast of five are all women of African descent? On the Great White Way, that counts as a first.Read more
Live Dubbed Sitcoms
Watch improvisers live-dub over muted sitcoms, giving shows like Full House and Family Matters random and hilarious new story lines. This installment features comedians Evan Altshuler, Zach Cherry, Becky Chicoine and others dubbing hilariously over two of the most curious entries of the reboot era: Fuller House and Girl Meets World.Read more
Lower East Side Festival of the Arts
Artists gather to celebrate the artistic heritage of the Lower East Side. Celebrants at this 21st annual edition include Charles Busch, David Avram, Phoebe Legere, Gretchen Cyer, KT Sullivan, Reno, Luba Mason, Tammy Faye, Kinding Sindaw, Infinity Dance Theatre, Chinese Theater Works and a host of other performers, poets, personalities and playwrights.Read more
This charming and cheekily named singing string quartet has been honing its craft all over the world for the past couple of years. In their latest set the boys share selections from their new album, Popssical, which includes their take on the likes of Beethoven, Ravel and Taylor Swift.Read more
American Ballet Theatre Spring 2016
The company—including dancers Stella Abrera, Roberto Bolle, Isabella Boylston, Misty Copeland, Herman Cornejo, Marcelo Gomes, David Hallberg, Maria Kochetkova, Alban Lendorf, Gillian Murphy, Veronika Part, Hee Seo, Daniil Simkin, Cory Stearns, Diana Vishneva and James Whiteside—returns for its spring season. ABT resident choreographer Alexei Ratmansky dominates the lineup with two triple bills of repertory pieces (May 17–23) and two full-length works: The Golden Cockerel (June 6–11) and The Sleeping Beauty (June 27–July 2). Other highlights of the season include two ballets by Frederick Ashton, Sylvia (May 9–14) and La Fille mal gardée (May 24–30).Read more
Fully Committed
Before he became a household name as the uptight Mitchell on Modern Family, Jesse Tyler Ferguson was one of New York's most inventive comic character actors. You can sense his delight at stretching those muscles in the Broadway revival of Fully Committed, Becky Mode's 1999 comedy about the power of entitlement.Read more
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Fully Committed
Fully Committed: Theater review by Adam Feldman Before he became a household name as the uptight Mitchell on Modern Family, Jesse Tyler Ferguson was one of New York's most inventive comic character actors. You can sense his delight at stretching those muscles in the Broadway revival of Fully Committed, Becky Mode's 1999 comedy about the power of entitlement. Ferguson plays Sam, a frustrated actor and harried reservationist at an ultra-trendy Manhattan restaurant. (The menu features edible dirt.) Over the course of 80 minutes, he also portrays some three dozen other people: a hilariously abusive frat-boy chef; a haughty French maître d'; a gentle Midwestern dad; the assistant of a Hollywood star with ludicrous demands; and, funniest of all, a monstrously aggressive regular named Carolann Rosenstein-Fishburn. Ferguson's performance is necessarily broad, and not always precise: a half-British accent creeps into several voices. But it hardly matters. The actor's likability glazes his hamminess with sugar, and the play, while not very filling, can be enjoyed with few reservations.—Adam Feldman Lyceum Theatre (Broadway). By Becky Mode. Directed by Jason Moore. With Jesse Tyler Ferguson. Running time: 1hr 20mins. No intermission. Follow Adam Feldman on Twitter: @FeldmanAdamRead more
Waitress: Theater review by David CoteOne's sorely tempted to praise the delightful new musical Waitress using lots of bakery metaphors. After all, its hero is a pastry genius with relationship woes named Jenna (Jessie Mueller). She's a perky Southern gal who can confect a mouthwatering Mermaid Marshmallow Pie but can't measure the right ingredients for happiness. So, unable to resist, here I go: Fresh and delicious, Waitress has an excellent ratio of sweet to tart; supporting characters who provide crustiness (Dakin Matthews's grumbly store owner) and flakiness (Christopher Fitzgerald's loony admirer of another waitress); and cooked-to-perfection staging by Diane Paulus. The whole dish is—please forgive me—love at first bite.Based on the 2007 indie film by the late writer-director Adrienne Shelly, Waitress has been whipped (I'll stop now) into an expertly constructed and emotionally satisfying tale of self-liberation in the face of limited options. Jessie Nelson's broadly comic yet brooding book meshes wonderfully with a frisky, bright score by pop star Sara Bareilles, a seasoned songwriter who lets the Beatles and other Britpop influences shine through. Bareilles's custom-built earworms address workplace pluck ("Opening Up"), first-date jitters ("When He Sees Me"), quirky, obsessive love ("Never Ever Getting Rid of Me") and an eleventh-hour ballad of loss and regret ("She Used to Be Mine"), which will rip your heart out.That's a nasty sounding operation, but you couldn't fiRead more
Hot Rabbit
This long-running girlcentric party goes down every Friday night at Boots and Saddle. DJs from NYC and beyond ensure that you'll never encounter the same scene twice, but you can rely on a cute mixed crowd and sexy go-go dancers to help you get in touch with your inner bunny.Read more
Hamilton: Theater review by David Cote What is left to say? After Founding Father Alexander Hamilton's prodigious quill scratched out 12 volumes of nation-building fiscal and military policy; after Lin-Manuel Miranda turned that titanic achievement (via Ron Chernow's 2004 biography) into the greatest American musical in decades; after every critic in town (including me) praised the Public Theater world premiere to high heaven; and after seeing this language-drunk, rhyme-crazy dynamo a second time, I can only marvel: We've used up all the damn words. Wait, here are three stragglers, straight from the heart: I love Hamilton. I love it like I love New York, or Broadway when it gets it right. And this is so right. A sublime conjunction of radio-ready hip-hop (as well as R&B, Britpop and trad showstoppers), under-dramatized American history and Miranda's uniquely personal focus as a first-generation Puerto Rican and inexhaustible wordsmith, Hamilton hits multilevel culture buttons, hard. No wonder the show was anointed a sensation before even opening. Assuming you don't know the basics, Hamilton is a (mostly) rapped-through biomusical about an orphan immigrant from the Caribbean who came to New York, served as secretary to General Washington, fought against the redcoats, authored most of the Federalist Papers defending the Constitution, founded the Treasury and the New York Post and even made time for an extramarital affair that he damage-controlled in a scandal-stanching pampRead more
Fun Home
Book Online Fun Home: Theater review by Adam Feldman Alison Bechdel is a cartoonist: It's her job to fit stories into boxes. But her own life story resists easy lines. Lisa Kron and Jeanine Tesori's Fun Home, based on Bechdel's graphic memoir, gracefully and movingly contrasts two narratives. One is about Alison (played as an adult by Beth Malone, as a college student by Emily Skeggs and as a child by Sydney Lucas) and her nervous, joyous self-discovery as a lesbian. The other is about her fussy and controlling father, Bruce (Michael Cerveris), a small-town English teacher and funeral-home director whose own homosexuality—hidden and shameful to him and his wife (Judy Kuhn)—may have been a factor in his suicide, which happened shortly after Alison came out to him. Fun Home is a thing of rare beauty: a Broadway musical of enormous intelligence and sensitivity. Kron's libretto grabs you with humor and poignant detail; Tesori's music, as in her classic score for Caroline, or Change, moves with great skill from tuneful pastiche (there's an irony-soaked Partridge Family–style number) to striking dramatic force. Impressive as it was in its 2013 premiere at the Public Theater, the show is even stronger now. Superbly restaged by Sam Gold for Circle in the Square's nearly in-the-round space, with David Zinn's set rising and sinking like memory, it emerges with fresh clarity: Malone's searching presence is more central, and Cerveris more sympathetic and complex. Fun Home is not yoRead more
Something Rotten!
Something Rotten!: Theater review by David Cote Do you still, to this day, fondly remember that 1986 Taming of the Shrew episode of Moonlighting? Whenever blue, do you stream Shakespeare in Love or Blackadder II? Elizabethan fops and wenches forming a stagewide kick line cause a little flutter under the ruff? If you said "yes" to two or more, then hie thee posthaste to the St. James Theatre, where Something Rotten! has established itself as Broadway's funniest, splashiest, slap-happiest musical comedy in at least 400 years. The premise of this cockamamy geeky delight—16th-century playwright brothers (Brian D'Arcy James and John Cariani) consult a soothsayer (Brad Oscar) and find themselves assembling a musical adaptation of Hamlet called Omelette!—could easily have led to a one-joke SNL sketch or addition to Harvard's Hasty Pudding repertoire. Instead, tremendous care and showbiz savvy have gone into making a sophisticatedly silly rom-com that has it all: laugh-out-loud lyrics, catchy music, jaw-dropping sight gags and a powerhouse cast selling Bard-laced punch lines to the ecstatic balcony. "Welcome to the Renaissance," croons the 1595 chorus at the top of the show, "where everything is new." Novelty and fresh starts in life are indeed the appealing keynotes, which manages to put on a song-and-dance spectacle poking fun at Merrie Olde England clichés, while also sweetly celebrating the poets, nerds and artistic underdogs. Karey Kirkpatrick and John O'Farrell's book may bRead more
The Imbible: A Spirited History of Drinking
[Note: The review below is for the version of The Imbible that played at the 2014 New York International Fringe Festival.] Remember Bill Nye the Science Guy? Great! Now imagine him as a bartender who is deeply interested in the history of ethanol alcohol, really likes wigs and costumes, and just joined a coed barbershop quartet. That description of Anthony Caporale's The Imbible: A Spirited History of Drinking may sound far-out, but the show is both educational and entertaining. (It's also a fine showcase for a cappella classics arranged by Josh Ehrlich and performed by a gifted ensemble that includes the show's director, soprano Nicole DiMattei.) Mixing whimsy and information, Caporale makes the story of our relationship with alcohol remarkably compelling. And the show's lessons—on subjects like the drinks served at Prohibition-era speakeasies, the origin of the gin and tonic, and the difference between a cocktail and a mixed drink—can be washed down with complimentary, thematically appropriate beverages. As Caporale says, "Trust me, I get funnier with every sip." That makes the show a must-see for anyone who enjoys free booze, which is probably nearly everyone. Click here for full TONY coverage of the 2014 New York International Fringe Festival.Read more
The Book of Mormon
If theater is your religion and the Broadway musical your sect, you've been woefully faith-challenged of late. Venturesome, boundary-pushing works such as Spring Awakening, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and Next to Normal closed too soon. American Idiot was shamefully ignored at the Tonys and will be gone in three weeks. Meanwhile, that airborne infection Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark dominates headlines and rakes in millions, without even opening. Celebrities and corporate brands sell poor material, innovation gets shown the door, and crap floats to the top. It's enough to turn you heretic, to sing along with The Book of Mormon's Ugandan villagers: "Fuck you God in the ass, mouth and cunt-a, fuck you in the eye." Such deeply penetrating lyrics offer a smidgen of the manifold scato-theological joys to be had at this viciously hilarious treat crafted by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, of South Park fame, and composer-lyricist Robert Lopez, who cowrote Avenue Q. As you laugh your head off at perky Latter-day Saints tap-dancing while fiercely repressing gay tendencies deep in the African bush, you will be transported back ten years, when The Producers and Urinetown resurrected American musical comedy, imbuing time-tested conventions with metatheatrical irreverence and a healthy dose of bad-taste humor. Brimming with cheerful obscenity, sharp satire and catchy tunes, The Book of Mormon is a sick mystic revelation, the most exuberantly entertaining Broadway musical in years. The highRead more
The Color Purple
The Color Purple: Theater review by Adam Feldman Seeing The Color Purple on Broadway, a decade after its premiere, is like meeting an old friend who has gotten her life together since the last time you saw her. It seems more confident in itself, surer in its sexuality, and it's lost a lot of weight; the cast of John Doyle's revival and the theater in which it's playing are 40 percent smaller than their 2005 equivalents. But the shrinking of this violet has not lessened its force. On the contrary, Doyle's production intensifies The Color Purple and brings out its deeper hues. The musical blossoms into a classic.The Color Purple is not easy to get right. Adapted from Alice Walker's 1982 novel, the show spans several decades in the early-20th-century life of Celie (the exceptional Cynthia Erivo), who rises through unspeakable adversity to find joy and self-respect. When we meet her, Celie is 14 years old and pregnant for the second time, having been raped by the man she believes to be her father; thinking her children are dead, she is married off to Mister (Isaiah Johnson), who beats her and forbids her from seeing her beloved sister, Nettie (Joaquina Kalukango). In adapting the book for the stage, Marsha Norman skips quickly past this harrowing start—which is understandable, given how it might play in a musical. But without that raw early pain, Celie's evolution is at risk of seeming less compelling. In the 2005 production, starring LaChanze, Celie sometimes seemed like a sideRead more
Fiddler on the Roof
Fiddler on the Roof: Theater review by David Cote Although the titans Zero Mostel, Jerome Robbins and Harold Prince are reflexively linked to this 1964 classic, there's another, uncredited, father of Fiddler on the Roof. It's Marc Chagall, the painter whose flying violinists inspired the title. During the development of Fiddler (when it was still called Tevye), director-choreographer Robbins approached Chagall to do the set and costumes. The artist couldn't commit, but his spirit lingered. Now, in Bartlett Sher's magnificent, life-affirming revival, the Chagallian gift of levitation extends not just to an airborne fiddler (in a purple coat straight out of Green Violinist) but also to the very buildings of Anatevka, which designer Michael Yeargan suspends in midair. The image is dreamy yet cautionary, evoking a feeling of carefree weightlessness but also serving as a reminder that our little lives can be uprooted and blown to the wind at any moment. Such rich ambivalence runs through much of Sher's elegant and deeply satisfying staging, which might have taken a page from Wonder of Wonders, Alisa Solomon's cultural history of Fiddler. She notes that "the show's essential gesture is dialectical: It looks backward and forward, favors both individual and community needs…bewails and celebrates." Sher devises a frame to underscore our distance from the musical—and its source, stories by Sholem Aleichem. A man (Danny Burstein) in a red parka walks onstage reading Tevye's opening liRead more
Hot Rabbit
This long-running girlcentric party goes down every Friday night at Boots and Saddle. DJs from NYC and beyond ensure that you'll never encounter the same scene twice, but you can rely on a cute mixed crowd and sexy go-go dancers to help you get in touch with your inner bunny.Read more
Stargazing at Lincoln Center
If you think you can't spot stars in the city, prepare to get schooled. The Amateur Astronomers Association sets up its high-powered telescopes by the fountain at Lincoln Center every Friday and Saturday through the end of July, so come take a look at the planets and the moon and other celestial wonders. Gazing begins at sunset and continues until 11pm.Read more
Nolita Market
This flea reopens in March, and though the list of sellers at this under-the-radar market is small, the variety of budget-friendly finds is massive. Expect to see loot like dainty pendant necklaces ($30) from Cameo Sisters and graphic tees ($34) from Dangerous Breed. But you'll want to revisit the flea each month to scope out new additions from interchangable vendors.Read more
Gay ladies pack the upstairs dance floor at Stonewall for this Friday night party featuring cheap drinks with visiting guests rotating on the decks.Read more
Linda Loves Bingo!
Bingo host and wisecracking drag queen, Linda Simpson, gives away a treasure trove of prizes, from discount-store delights to a cash jackpot. Players can buy drinks and eats off the menu, including happy hour prices from 6:30-7:30pm and drink specials determined by spinning the "Wheel of Chance." Adding to the fun are all sorts of special games (Good Neighbor, speed rounds, etc.) and a dazzling array of colorful spokesmodels, such as feisty drag starlet Violet Temper and burlesque babe Lil' Miss Lixx.Read more
Fixed: JDH & Dave P
Fixed's JDH and Dave P have been supplying killer house, techno, discofied material and more, bringing to town a bevy of world-class DJs. The parties, thrown every couple of weeks, have survived for the past 11 years—a feat in and of itself—by moving from club to club and borough to borough. It's now one of NYC's oldest clubland institutions, which is pretty amazing considering it rarely hits the same actual institution. Check them out at Le Bain for a special all-night-long set.Read more
Ghost Quartet
[Note: This review is for the version of Ghost Quartet that played at the Bushwick Starr in 2014. In 2015, the show returned for a run of performances at the McKittrick Hotel. On July 29, 2016, it is being presented free for a single night at Bushwick's Maria Hernandez Park.] Ghost Quartet: Theater review by David Cote Dave Malloy's theater songs make you blue like the sky: sad but high. Listening to his brand of emo-pop regret laced with cosmic hope, it's like you're watching a spectacular sunrise after a night of whiskey and lame flirting. Which is what might actually happen to you with his semistaged concept album, Ghost Quartet. First, they pass out free Jack Daniel's. Second, they invite you to join them at a Bushwick bar after four "sides" and 23 songs that weave a drunken path through a forest of cultural fragments (Scheherazade, Poe and the 2012 New York Post photo of a man about to be killed by a subway train). There's not a linear story to follow, but the material coheres on a rich, intuitive level. Far less theatrical and character-based than Malloy's Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, this is an experiment in mood and evanescence, a chance to get inside the singer-songwriter's head and savor the superb musicianship of his collaborators: elvish art-song soprano Gelsey Bell, smoky retro crooner Brittain Ashford and Brent Arnold on cello, dulcimer and erhu). They turn the Bushwick Starr into a cozy den of antique lamps and Persian rugs, plunged into darkneRead more
Macbeth: Theater review by Raven SnookJust as three voodoo-masked witches tantalized Macbeth (Ty Jones) with predictions of his ascension, a stray black cat skittered in front of the stage—the perfect metaphor for the Classical Theatre of Harlem's swift and scrappy alfresco staging of the Scottish play. Jones (CTH's Producing Artistic Director) and Roslyn Ruff previously portrayed the power-hungry duo a dozen years ago for the company in one of the most bone-chilling Macbeths I've ever experienced. Director Carl Cofield's approach is less bloody and bold, but it's still frequently spine-tingling, and the way these savvy performers elucidate the language is consistently thrilling.Set in 20th-century Ethiopia—implied by Rachel Dozier-Ezell's smashing militarist costumes, Tiffany Rea-Fisher's African-infused choreography and a percussion-heavy onstage band—this one-act truncation speeds by. Familiarity with the story helps though all of the celebrated soliloquies are there, with Ruff's climactic sleepwalking speech and Jones's spirit-fueled breakdown particularly effective. There are quibbles: The porter cracks obvious Trump jokes and the weird sisters are visually eerie yet vocally garbled. But like the best campfire ghost stories, this multicultural Macbeth delivers goose bumps.—Raven SnookRichard Rodgers Amphitheater (Off-Off Broadway). By William Shakespeare. Directd by Carl Cofield. With Ty Jones, Roslyn Ruff. Running time: 1hr 40mins. No intermission.Read more
As You Like It
Hip to Hip Theatre Company goes into the woods in Shakespeare's oft-produced comedy about love-struck nobles romping around the Forest of Arden. David Mold directs a production that travels through multiple New York City parks, in rep with the same troupe's Julius Caesar.Read more
Our Little Sister
Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda delivers a tender portrait of an unusual familyRead more
The Shallows
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Men Go to Battle
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Todd Solondz continues his career-long plunge into the dark side of human nature with this fierce, sneakily profound tale of heavy pettingRead more
Finding Dory
Pixar dives 13 years into its past for a sequel that, for the most part, goes swimminglyRead more
The Nice Guys
A dazzling throwback to '70s sleaze and '80s buddy flicks, Shane Black's detective story scratches an itch you didn't know you hadRead more
Sunset Song
British filmmaker Terence Davies is back with a gorgeous turn-of-the-20th-century romance about a young farm girl, her abusive father and the glorious second chance she gets after he's gone.Read more
Fixed: JDH & Dave P
Fixed's JDH and Dave P have been supplying killer house, techno, discofied material and more, bringing to town a bevy of world-class DJs. The parties, thrown every couple of weeks, have survived for the past 11 years—a feat in and of itself—by moving from club to club and borough to borough. It's now one of NYC's oldest clubland institutions, which is pretty amazing considering it rarely hits the same actual institution. Check them out at Le Bain for a special all-night-long set.Read more
So Percussion
The versatile So Percussion continues its three-day residency with the mighty Metaux from Pleaides by Iannis Xenakis. Also on the bill are works by Cenk Ergun and the ensemble's own Dan Trueman.Read more
Todd Terje and the Olsens
Todd Terje—the rather brilliant house-and-disco remixer who drinks from the same well as folks like Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas (perhaps literally—they all live in Oslo, Norway)—is the creator of sometimes-dubby, sometimes-baroque neodisco and house. After visiting NYC for a rare live gig last summer, Terje and band are back for another round.Read more
Salty Brine: Good News, or Harry the Dog
Formerly a dingy theater, the Red Room has been transformed into a sexy, speakeasy-style lounge, with a copper bathtub in one corner and a stage in the other. It's a great place to be on Wednesdays, when Salty Brine performs his weekly Spectacular Living Record Collection Cabaret. An outrageously talented singer-actor in the vein of Taylor Mac, Brine takes a different classic pop album in each show—from Joni Mitchell's Blue to the Dirty Dancing soundtrack—and weaves its songs into funny, perceptive tapestries of queer storytelling. The show is highly addictive: Once you've been dunked into Brine, you'll want to dive back every month. The July edition is inspired by Modest Mouse's Good News for People Who Love Bad News.Read more
David Yazbek
Yazbek wrote the scores for Broadway's The Full Monty, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. and Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. On his own, he plays what he calls "challenging pop." Sporting influences ranging from XTC's Andy Partridge to old-school Broadway tunester Frank Loesser, his music is full of bouncy riffs and hooks, as well as his trademark nasty-naughty sense of humor.Read more
Swans + Okkyung Lee
Formed circa 1982, gone by 1997 and revived in 2010, NYC art-noise behemoths Swans defied reason in 2012 as they attracted their largest audiences yet with a sprawling triple LP (The Seer), unrelenting two-hour gigs, and a lack of regard for both commercial relevance and bankable nostalgia. The band's latest 121-minute colossus, To Be Kind, comes across as an ecstatic exercise in the bleakest, stormiest psychedelia imaginable.Read more
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Cosmopolitan eclectics Brazilian Girls used to be the Sunday band at Avenue C nook Nublu; now their dubtronic disco is on the hit parade of globe-trotters everywhere, even though the group's original members didn't play together from 2008 to 2012. Expect to hear new grooves and old favorites.Read more
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Payless Furniture owner who said 'Goodbye Obamaville' back selling furniture in Lawrence; City Hall spends $2,500 on friendship garden
Is there a requirement to be licensed to run a business from that warehouse? Has it been inspected for any fire/safety issues if the public has access to this area? Just wondering if he is trying to do an end run with legal obligations where ordinances are concerned...
August 6, 2015 at 1:40 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Lawrence Sertoma Club raises approximately $13,000 at annual barbecue cook-off
Ok...found it on Sertoma's web-site. http://www.lawrencesertoma.com/files/...
May 14, 2015 at 7:09 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Lawrence Sertoma Club raises approximately $13,000 at annual barbecue cook-off
Congratulations to Sertoma for a wonderful annual event. I know that the preference is to go back to Broken Arrow park once the construction is complete, but I did like the way everything was laid out at the new venue this year. Parking was a lot nicer as well. That being said, I would still happily eat BBQ for charity, no matter the location. Well done to all! (pun not intended, but if it brings a grin...)
I would be interested in seeing the full list of winners, my personal favorite didn't take the overall prize, but would like to see how they placed in comparison.
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Ambler surprised with mural at KU's student rec center
photo is in the article with a link to enlarge it if you can't see it well enough.
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Lawrence schools at a tipping point
The population of the city is growing to the west and the families on the east side of town are growing older and have fewer children to attend those schools. If we could pick the schools up and move them to areas that have a need for a school to handle the population growth that would be great. Another alternative would be to restrict families that have children to only allow them to move into homes where a school currently exists...both ridiculous ideas aren't they? Unfortunately, we are left with the reality that existing schools on the east side are under utilized and on the west side over populated. To resolve that we will need to build new schools to address that. I don't like it because that will mean I will have to pay higher taxes to fund it, but for the future children I will accept this up to the point where it requires me to move to a zip code I can afford.
Busing the kids to the existing schools so they don't have to be closed is certainly a valid option, however, I strongly dislike this option as it pulls the kids out of their own neighborhood, where they are no longer familiar or comfortable with their surroundings leading to a distraction from learning that provides no benefit to the student. The end result is that we might save a few dollars now at the cost of our childrens education. Bad idea in my opinion.
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City proposing $30 increase in speeding fine
I will typically drive the posted speed limit in town and on the highway, posted limit +5, so I am by no means one who insists on busting everyone who goes a little over the limit on the highway. However, in town, where cars are closer together leaving less room to maneuver in emergencies, more distractions (and not just cell phones), cyclists, walkers, kids, etc...I feel speed limits are valuable for our general safety. The people who ignore those limits do so for many reasons..."late to where I'm going, I've never had an accident, I have good reaction times if needed, driving faster is more fun, etc..." and while this may be ok for them, consider the new drivers who haven't quite got the hang of judging how fast a car is approaching and pulls out in front of a speeding car. They think they have more time, and BANG, or perhaps speeding down a neighborhood street and suddenly a dog runs out or heaven forbid a small child runs out chasing a loose toy. Can they possibly justify driving faster in those cases?
The problem isn't the fines, they could make it $1000 per infraction and it would not be an effective deterrent. The mindset of "I have NEVER been pulled over for driving too fast." is far too common, so people will drive 5-10 mph over the limit in town (15-20 mph over down 23rd in the morning is common in my experience before 7:00). Enforcement of these limits is the only way to get people to slow down, and not just in the known "speed trap" areas. When people finally become aware that they can and will be caught speeding, and punished for that infraction, will they eventually start to slow down.
August 31, 2013 at 10:47 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
KU to choose among internal candidates for new vice provost job
Perses,,,so it is your opinion that the information frankfussman provided is invalid when applied to KU? I tend to think that students would benefit more from a professor than from an administrator.
June 14, 2013 at 4:03 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Surprise visit makes Jayhawk fan's day
That's the kind of thing that can only be taught with being raised with the right priorities as you are growing up. Keep on that path Perry, and you will have a successful life regardless of where and what you do. Well done young man!
June 7, 2013 at 8:38 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
As planners debate Menards project, new study finds retail vacancy rate at 7.2 percent citywide
Unemployment rate and Vacancy rate....comparing them is like comparing oranges and lemons. They are both related, but not as a one to one ratio comparison.
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Southwest Middle School names new assistant principal
Perhaps a better understanding of the setup could be facilitated with knowing the difference between principle and principal. Then perhaps we could move on to what it would take to run each school and managing the number of teachers, let alone the students and the class sizes, school activities, etc...
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SAW: Newman's Henrich and Hauser
Newman will run at the state cross country meet on Saturday.
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Newman will run at the state cross country meet on Saturday.
Playoff football highlights.
Jerry Kill cites health reasons for stepping down
Highlights from a busy night of postseason volleyball.
Began and ended his career with the Minnesota Twins
The Panthers first post season game will be against fifth ranked Dike-New Hartford
Forest City and Osage move on to the regional quarterfinals Thursday
Langerman's touchdown run wins by three votes
Poll released Monday
No word if former Kansas head coach quit or was fired


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- There's no older or more experienced defensive player on the Patriots roster than safety Adrian Wilson, but in his first season in New England, the 33-year-old is leaning on his new (and younger) teammates that have years under their belt within this system.
"Guys play hard, guys have been in this system, so they're making it a lot easier on me," he said Wednesday when speaking of the secondary. "Those guys have already been in the system, they know the system, just being in the classroom with those guys, [it's nice to be able to] sit beside Steve [Gregory], sit beside Devin [McCourty], those guys, they know the playbook so being able to ask questions of them and not put so much pressure on the coach."
Wilson, whose imposing 6-foot-3 frame is hard to miss on the practice field, figures to be in the mix to start alongside McCourty, who converted to safety last season due to injuries to both Patrick Chung and Gregory. He's spent much of this offseason rehabbing from a shoulder surgery, but though Wilson hasn't had much on-field experience with McCourty, he knows his strengths as a player.
"He's a good player," Wilson said. "He does a lot of different things, he plays a lot of different positions, and he's very smart. Like I said, he's been in the system for a while, so to be able to lean on him is definitely a plus."
The Patriots are due to practice on Thursday for the final time as a team before breaking for the summer, but Wilson, who originally entered the league in 2001, has learned during his career that the offseason is no time to coast through.
"I try to stress myself as much as I can, just try to get as much as I can down in the playbook, different positions on the field that you have to know," he mentioned on Wednesday of his offseason work right now. "Just being able to get those adjustments down without any mistakes."
As far as expectations for the season go, Wilson is focused on familiarizing himself with his new teammates and putting in the time to do his part.
"I just think everybody is trying to learn each other, I think that's a pretty good expectation," Wilson said. "I'm just trying to work hard."