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The job search on the left helps you to find the perfect JSP jobs in Kilkenny Ireland. Browse through a large selection of JSP roles. When you find a suitable position simply apply for the position. Eolas speciaise in contract JSP jobs and permanent JSP jobs.
For your convienence why not save the jobs as you search and then apply to them all at once.
For your convenience we have pulled back all JSP jobs in the database. The perfect job could be there for you. Please be aware that the locations may vary.
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Location: Dublin Contact: Stephen Daly Skills Keywords: JAVA , JAVASCRIPT , MVC , JSP
Description: My Dublin based client currently requires a Senior Java UI Developer to be part of the team with strong Java UI experience as well as having proven ability in how to approach, design and build...
Description: My Dublin based client currently requires a Senior Java UI Developer to be part of the team with strong Java UI experience as well as having proven ability in how to approach, design and build enterprise-level solutions.
My client is looking for a candidate with strong background in JavaScript / CSS / MVC / JSP / Struts in order to develop front-end web/mobile applications. Also need the successful candidate needs to be comfortable working in an Agile development environment with short term deliverables as well as in a traditional Waterfall project model.
Key Responsibilities:
Design and develop core and functional enhancements for SPE UI, including introduction of new technologies and best practices
Lead the UI development team
4-6 years of experience in JavaScript / CSS / MVC technologies (AngularJS, Backbone, Bootstrap).
Well versed with design standards and frameworks.
Experience in working on multiple technologies.
Quick learner of new tools and technologies.
Methodologies - Agile, Waterfall, Test Driven Development.
Tools Grunt, Bower, Eclipse and automated testing tools like JUnit, Jasmine, Cucumber / Gherkins
Excellent project management, time management, verbal and written communications skills, as the job entails simultaneously managing multiple projects with internal and external stakeholders.
Solid knowledge of SQL in the context of a major RDBMS such as DB2, UDB, Oracle.
Experienced with XML (including schemas)
Proactive attitude, ability to run projects with minimal direction given the geographically distributed nature of the team.
Experience of successfully developing software involving JavaScript and related technologies
Experience in working within an onshore/offshore delivery model
Flexibility to handle multiple complex projects and changing priorities.
Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills.
This is an excellent role with a market leading client offering a strong salary for the right candidate. The client is eager to interview ASAP so please contact me on 01 2866666 or email me on email@example.com for immediate consideration.
Skillset: User Interface / UI / Java / Javascript
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Location: Dublin Contact: Steven Hegarty Skills Keywords: J2EE , JAVASCRIPT , JSP
Description: JAVA DEVELOPER DUBLIN Role Description Java Developer Our Client seeks a Senior Java Lead Developer to join and lead our expanding back-end development team...
Description: JAVA DEVELOPER DUBLIN
Role Description Java Developer
Our Client seeks a Senior Java Lead Developer to join and lead our expanding back-end development team.
We are looking for an energetic problem solver and leader to work in an exciting environment
Reporting to Compliance Director day-to-day, the Lead Developer will be responsible for the development & maintenance of online applications & systems and also offer mentoring to the existing Java team servicing clients
This could range from specifying, defining and developing front-end online interfaces, back-end business logic and technical interfaces with the client's core systems and 3rd-party strategic web partners.
The role involves ensuring project requirements are coded, tested and delivered to the highest standards within allocated budgets & schedules.
Role Requirements:
Experienced team-lead
Familiar with designing and solving logical solutions.
Experience using Java web application frameworks (preferably the Spring framework including Spring
Expert user of J2EE technologies (including development of Java web applications, JSP, Servlets, Web Services
Experience using JavaScript frameworks (preferably JQuery).
Experience using web application build and dependency management tools
Good working experience of the different development stages of online projects.
Experience in configuring and maintaining web servers (preferably Tomcat), and application servers.
Experience with the XML language, with ability to use template languages (XSL) and to develop and understand DTD.
Previous experience using portal, Content Management Systems, personalisation, ecommerce and application servers.
Previous experience in developing and implementing database systems using SQL server
Knowledge in configuring and maintaining routers, switches and SLBs.
Design and develop web applications that separate backend end integration from business logic and presentation.
Define and develop technical interfaces with the client's core technical systems and 3rd party applications (provisioning, billing, user authentication, etc.).
To assist on the development and integration of front end web interfaces To use the appropriate (as per defined standards) methods, tools and processes for the planning, development, operation, management and maintenance of systems and applications.
To write technical specification documents describing systems and applications following industry and company standards.
To write, deploy and implement development test plans.
To facilitate knowledge transfer into other technical users, site managers and business users.
To quickly gain proficiency on all applications and systems used by client and to assist end users in taking full advantage of those applications Keep up-to-date with developments in the industry.
Provide first level support for all systems and applications during office hours and on occasion out-off hour's on-call support.
50,000 - 65,000
Steven for a full detailed job description 01-2866666
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Whichever direction you've arrived from, the crossroads town of EGILSSTAÐIR is a bit of an anticlimax. Egilsstaðir itself dates only to the late 1940s, when a supermarket, a vet, a hospital and a telephone exchange chose to set up shop on a narrow strip of moorland between the glacier-fed Lagarfljöt river and the back of the East Fjord fells, bringing the first services into this remote corner of the country. Today Egilsstaðir has grown to fill a couple of dozen streets but remains an unadorned service and supply centre, important to the regional economy but containing neither a proper town centre nor much in the way of essential viewing.
Egilsstaðir is, however, a major transportation hub; the airport has flights to Reykjavík, the international port of Seyðisfjörður is nearby, and anyone travelling by bus has to stop here for at least as long as it takes to change services. It's also a springboard to the estuarine grasslands of Héraðsfloí, as well as the adjacent Lögurinn lake and highland plateau around Snæfell and Kárahnjúkar, and the northern East Fjords.

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Paris - World number two Rafael Nadal of Spain said on Thursday he will not be playing in the Paris Masters at the Bercy stadium next week.
With the London ATP World Tour Finals season-ender and also the Davis Cup final coming up Nadal said on his Facebook page he would be skipping Paris with regret.
"Hi all. I won't be playing this upcoming week the tournament in Paris Bercy. It's been a difficult decision to take but I understand that it is what I need to do right now to prepare well for the end of this season and also for 2012," said Nadal.
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Nadal was 20007 finalist but skipped Bercy last year.
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BAY CITY, MI — A Bay City man who pleaded guilty to a five-year felony after initially being charged with stabbing a man has the chance to avoid additional incarceration time, so long as he stays out of trouble.
Bay County Circuit Judge Harry P. Gill on Thursday, Feb. 28, sentenced Shawn H. Steinecke to three years of probation. The judge gave Steinecke credit for 174 days already served and deferred 191 days of jail time until further notice.
Steinecke in late December pleaded guilty to one count of carrying a weapon with unlawful intent. In exchange, prosecutors agreed to dismiss single counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and possession of marijuana.
Prosecutors alleged Steinecke in the early morning of June 8 stabbed Kurtis Knapp Jr.
Knapp told police he was walking from Trix's Pub, 2307 Broadway Ave., to a friend's house on Stanton Street when Steinecke and Devin W. Shotwell, 22, approached him. Knapp said Shotwell tried starting a fight and Steinecke pulled a knife and slashed at him. After taking a slice to his right temple and a stab wound to his left bicep, Knapp fled to his friend's house.
The 17-year-old son of Knapp's friend told officers he had been having a get-together and Steinecke and Shotwell had stopped by earlier, trying to sell marijuana. The duo later returned to the party with Steinecke claiming he had just been jumped by some of the guests, according to court records.
Steinecke was brandishing a knife and Knapp punched him and was then stabbed, the teen said. When Steinecke began threatening to harm others present, the teen chased him away, throwing a brick or rock that may have hit him in the head. Other attendees started beating up Shotwell before he too managed to get away, the teen told police.
Contacted by police, Shotwell said some of the people at the Stanton Street party had assaulted and robbed Steinecke. They left and retrieved a knife from another friend, then returned to the gathering to retrieve Steinecke's stolen property, Shotwell told police.
Shotwell in February was sentenced to two years of probation after pleading no contest to assaulting, resisting or obstructing police and attempting interfering with a criminal report.


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Former U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock of Illinois, whose spending has been under investigation by a grand jury for a year, said if there were mistakes made during his time in office they were "honest" ones.
The Republican resigned in March 2015 amid intensifying scrutiny over real estate deals, travel and other spending, including investigations by The Associated Press and other media outlets. Last week, Schock made his first return to the House of Representatives floor since resigning and listened to an address by India Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Schock said he didn't know details of the investigation, including how long it would take.
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With mixed feelings, I report you can now find me on Twitter.
On the one hand, I feel very modern, very 2011, a player in today's world. For those of us who consider "ink-stained wretch'' a form of flattery, the fear of obsolescence in New Media is constant.
But I also feel like a total sellout. Not only does the Twitter mentality contradict my own - when, readers, have I ever compressed a coherent thought into 140 characters? - but I can't stand change.
Had I been around in 1902, I would have said horses had transported us just fine for centuries. Who needs automobiles?
I have dreamed of becoming media's last non-tweeter - Ron Quixote, fighting the windmills of social networking.
This vision was not only impractical, it was selfish. Twitter is here to stay; there were 4,064 tweets per second at the end of the Super Bowl.
Besides, the public deserves my best effort. Especially with spring training almost on hand, but also in general, the need to compete with my tweeting brethren can no longer be ignored.
Tweeting is also easy and, much as I hate to admit it, kind of fun. This explains why it can also be addictive.
Still, I have questions. Why the limit of 140 characters, not 130 or 200?
And how much tweeting is proper? My first three days produced four tweets.
I don't know if this is too many or far too few. I would rather tweet only when I have something worth saying.
To my dismay, I am realizing how rare that is.
My problem has never been with Twitter itself, but its indiscriminate use by those who feel the world needs to hear about anything and everything they do.
Social networking in general seems to place more importance on talking than listening. Is that such a good thing?
Yet I can't deny the power of Twitter. It is being credited with helping bring down a ruler in Egypt.
Remember 2009, when that plane made an emergency landing in the Hudson River? We heard it first through Twitter, and it inspired us.
It's also not right for a guy like me, who has the good fortune to express himself to an audience in his work, to deny others the same outlet.
Still, I adjust slowly. Even today, when a store clerk tells me, "check out our web site,'' I interpret it to mean, "don't bother me.''
Social networking is also making all the world a stage, removing the bounds of privacy. Years ago, I rebuffed an offer to to join, saying I didn't want MySpace, I wanted my space (get it?).
But it's not the mechanism, it's how we use it. Just because so many NFL and NBA guys tweet before thinking does not mean I must.
My new goal is to elevate the art, to turn to Twitter only for meaningful news updates and insightful views.
In 140 characters or less.
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Blue Moon Fiber Arts has a new yarn out, and it's selling it at a special price. Here's the scoop from the company's Facebook page: "We have a new yarn available named YAKSI! This stuff is so very, very soft its hard to stop fondling the skeins. At 60 percent wool, 20 percent yak and 10 percent silk, it has loft from the yak and just enough strength from our silk friend. You can find it for a limited time, and at a special introductory price, in 8 of our shaded solids here." It's $28 for for 250 yards of sport weight. Ooh, and Shannon Squire of Twisted offers this oh-so-pretty cowl pattern to make with it.
Knitting Bee enters the home stretch of its holiday knit-a-longs with a gorgeous slouchy hat called Wildwood. Madelinetosh Tosh DK, the yarn used to make it, is 10 percent off through Thursday, Dec. 19. In addition, Knitting Bee adds a little extra holiday cheer to things by pointing us to this adorable video of sheep "singing" "Jingle Bells." Knitting Bee is at 18305 N.W. West Union Road in Portland.Ravelry uses its blog to remind us that no matter what we make, it essentially all belongs to cats. Check out its roundup of photos of cats sitting on projects and whimper with recognition. In my home this trend is known as, "Blocking: Why do I bother?"
Lantern Moon has another holiday open house Thursday, Dec. 19, and Friday, Dec. 20, from noon-7 p.m. The company says, "Shop limited edition red & green Rice Baskets (while they last), bags, silk scarves, silk cases, yarn, knitting needles & more. Bid on Sivia Harding's Leafy Cowl. Receive a free gift Lots of beautiful handcrafted gifts and homemade treats!" Lantern Moon is at 7911 N.E. 33rd Drive, Suite 140, in Portland.
The latest edition of the locally produced Hooks & Needles magazine is out; it's available at Dublin Bay Knitting Co., The Naked Sheep Knit Shop and Pearl Fiber Arts, all in Portland.
What'd I miss? Email me or leave a note in the comments and I'll update. Now back to holiday deadline-is-nearing knitting!
UPDATE I: The Naked Sheep Knit Shop is throwing a holiday party at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 19. "Bring a favorite holiday appetizer, and a drink to share with your fiber buddies!" the Sheep's email reads. "We'll also have our annual White Elephant Gift Exchange! Bring a wrapped, fiber-related gift if you want to participate in the fun! The Gift Exchange begins at 8 p.m." The Sheep's also offering a holiday deal: 25 percent off any one item. Mention "Candy Cane" to get the discount. The Naked Sheep is at 2142 N. Killingsworth in Portland.
UPDATE II: If you're a Tolkien fan, you must right this minute check out this amazing There and Back Again Story Scarf pattern by Portland knitter/designer Cathy Francis. It's incredible. Cathy's a Pearl Fiber Arts customer, and her husband was in the store modeling his scarf. (Cathy's got a blog post up about the scarf here.)
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LEE - The South Berkshire Hazardous Waste Collaborative will hold a collection for its 15 member towns on Saturday at the Lee Wastewater Treatment Facility
.It will be coordinated by the Center for EcoTechnology.The hours are 9 a.m. to noon. Registration is required.
Participating towns include Alford, Becket, Egremont, Great Barrington, Lee, Lenox, Monterey, Mount Washington, New Marlborough, Otis, Richmond, Sheffield, Stockbridge, Tyringham and West Stockbridge.
The cost for this collection is paid by the towns. However, the Hazardous Waste Vendor, Clean Ventures, charges a minimum fee per participant. Please consolidate with friends and neighbors and bring a minimum of 10 gallons/pounds or 25 gallons/pounds.
For more information about what can be brought to the collection and to register online, visit http://www.cetonline.org/events/paint-oil-collection-preregistration-required-2/. You can also email email@example.com; or call CET at 1-888-577-8448, ext. 14..
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It really looks great
-- I just want to say thank you to the family that maintains the traffic circle on Old Government at Topic Street. It's so pretty! They put flowers and flags out there, something for the neighbors to enjoy. That isn't done by the city, and it just looks so good to go by. It looks great.
Spruce up the stadium
-- Can't the city of Mobile and Ladd-Peebles Stadium board at least blow the sidewalks, get the acorns and leaves out, kind of make Ladd look nice? It looks like a tropical storm just went through here.
Confiscate car tags
-- Regarding uninsured motorists, the insurance companies and the state need to get together. When the insurance isn't paid, is cancelled or isn't renewed, they should notify the state, and the state should come to your house and take your tag.
A rocky path to follow
-- I was wondering, why can't they do something about those rocks at the Robertsdale Fair? Those rocks are so bad, you can't even push a baby stroller, and people who don't know about the rocks wear totally inappropriate shoes, so they can't even hardly walk on them. I think they ought to do something, put a pavement out there for the fair.
Stop the roadblocks
-- Why do we let kids beg for money in the intersections at the busiest places in Mobile, like Schillinger and Airport? Get them out of here, and quit begging.
That's a crazy idea
-- I was astounded to learn the Alabama state board of veterinary medical service wants to seriously restrict clinics that provide low-cost spay and neuter clinics. Humane veterinarians, who I believe are the majority, and concerned citizens should voice their opposition to the proposed new rules scheduled for Oct. the 10th. The fate of unwanted animals is at stake.
Loved the 'Mr. Fic' story
-- That was really a nice article about the "Mr. Fic" on the front page. I was a friend of the Ficarinos for many years. I'm so glad Dominick did this. It was great.
You can expect a call
-- This is a warning to the employer who is making her employees work over but is not paying them overtime or comp time, and only is giving them 30 minutes for lunch, but charging them for a whole hour. Your employees are getting fed up, and are about to call the labor board.
Just a shell game
-- Gov. Bentley promised no new taxes, and he's kept his word. Instead, he's borrowing money from various sources, where we have to pay it back down the road, or our children will. Does this seem like a shell game to you?
Ticking time bombs
-- I'm just reading about this Robin Dickens who ran into these people head-on with this dope in her. One of the narcotics she was using was methadone. There is a methadone clinic on DIP that gives it to them and lets them drive off. They are endangering everyone's life by giving this stuff to people. They just enlarged this clinic, and they didn't even tell local residents they were coming here in the first place.
Big jump
-- Just got my cable bill, and it has gone up $10. I don't think it is right, to jump $10 in one month.


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The Banana Leaf Two Section Magazine Holder has an interior divider that creates two compartments to hold all of your favorite magazines. This magazine rack features a sturdily woven contemporary designed wicker with a built-in handle for easy carrying. Reduce clutter around your home and keep all of your magazines organized with this banana leaf side by side magazine rack. The rack features tall walls to keep all of your favorite print publications. The woven banana leaf design is a beautiful pattern that can go in any area where magazines stack up and create a mess. The wide bottom and sturdy side walls keep your magazines contained to free up your valuable table and counter spaces. A perfect fit for any space, this holder is a functional addition to your living room, bedroom, or bathroom.
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Colorado Business Committee for the Arts 2012 Study reveals
Metro Denver arts & culture generated $1.76 billion in Economic Activity
Denver metro area arts, cultural and scientific organizations rebounded from the economic crisis in 2011, generating $1.76 billion in Total Economic Activity and $527 million in Economic Impact, according to the 2012 Economic Activity Study of Metro Denver conducted by the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts (CBCA).
Download the 2012 Study Brochure HERE.
To schedule a Study presentation for your organization, contact Administrative & Events Coordinator, Meredith Badler, at email@example.com or 303-282-5135.
Highlights of the study, unveiled at a sold-out event on Oct. 31, 2012 at the Four Seasons Hotel Denver, include:
- Total Economic Activity: This combination of operating expenses, audience spending and capital expenditure totaled $1.76 billion in 2011, an 18.4% increase over 2009.
- Economic Impact: "New Money" – dollars that ordinarily would not be spent in the metro area – reached $527 million in 2011, an enormous 36% increase and by far the largest impact ever recorded in a CBCA study.
- Attendance: A mix of big events (King Tut, Denver Art Museum) and new facilities (Lone Tree Arts Center) helped draw 14.6 million in 2011, a 30% jump.
- Capital Spending: It was a banner year with the opening of the Clyfford Still Museum, Lone Tree Arts Center, and Parker Arts, Culture and Events Center. In all, the year saw $49 million in Capital Spending, a 25% hike.
- Jobs: Strong growth continued at arts, cultural and scientific groups during 2011, as total employment increased by 7% with 9,354 total jobs.
- Volunteers: Community spirit was on full display in 2011, as 50,460 volunteered at arts and cultural institutions, a 19% increase.
- Scientific and Cultural Facilities District: The voter-approved sales and use tax delivered $41.9 million to more than 300 groups in the 7-county area in 2011, the second highest total ever.
The study results, drawn from the 2011 fiscal year, reflect data reported by more than 300 organizations in the seven-county area that receive distributions from the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District. That includes the likes of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science and Curious Theater, Su Teatro and the Butterfly Pavilion.
In addition to results from 2011, this year the CBCA study also looks at the past decade of growth, revealing figures that document the enormous economic and social impact of the arts from 2001-2011. Those highlights include:
- Attendance: More than 142 million have passed through the turnstiles since 2001.
- Jobs: Total employment at arts, cultural and scientific groups has grown 22%.
- Capital Expenditures: More than $200 million has been invested in the future during a decade that saw the opening of more than a dozen significant new facilities.
- Corporate Sponsorship: More than $100 million has been donated.
- Outreach to Schools: The number of students who have experienced the arts has doubled in the past decade, with 4.3 million reached in 2011.
- Volunteers: The 50,460 who volunteered in 2011 represent a 75% increase.
- Scientific and Cultural Facilities District: The voter-approved sales and use tax distributed $424 million during the decade.
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Ebba Kraemer, formerly Management Consultant at Boston Consulting Group, joins Hansoft's productivity consulting team as Productivity Expert.
Having worked as a Management Consultant for the Boston Consulting Group, Ebba Kraemer has extensive experience in helping large, global organizations with process, organizational and strategic challenges. In her role as Productivity Expert, Ebba will support and guide software developing corporations worldwide improving productivity by leveraging their use of Hansoft.
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BRIDGETON — A Bridgeton resident was found dead in his car on the side of the road early Tuesday morning.
A newspaper delivery driver on his morning rounds saw a vehicle pulled over to the side of West Park Drive.
There was an unresponsive man in the driver's seat, so the delivery driver called 911.
Upon arriving, emergency medical personnel found George S. Tichenor, 40, of the 400 block of Atlantic Street, unresponsive.
The car's engine was still running, and the car was in drive, though police were not able to say why the car was not in motion.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Chief Mark Ott, of the Bridgeton Police Department, said there was no evidence of foul play, and preliminary findings by investigators from the state medical examiner's office indicate Tichenor died of natural causes.
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Are the Cardinals pursuing Jake Peavy again?
The Jake Peavy-to-St. Louis rumors picked up steam on Tuesday, perhaps more than the actual negotiations did.
The connection between Peavy and the Cardinals, who have targeted the Red Sox right-hander before, began late on Monday, when Gordon Edes of ESPNBoston.com reported that St. Louis had a scout at Sunday's Red Sox-Orioles game, which Peavy started. Jayson Stark of ESPN.com later added that a deal between Boston and St. Louis could happen "quick."
The reports, however, come just a day after Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak downplayed the club's interest in the pitching market. Mozeliak said that most clubs willing to deal starters before the July 31 non-waiver Trade Deadline were also looking for starting pitching in return. The tradeoff would be a loss in years of control for the Cardinals, who covet their young pitching.
"I think that would just make it problematic, so for us we feel pretty good where we're at from a pitching standpoint," Mozeliak said on Monday. "We expect to get [Joe] Kelly back at some point and feel pretty confident that those five [once Michael Wacha returns] can be successful."
The Cardinals appear more interested in upgrading on the offensive side, since they believe Wacha will return to the rotation this season. Kelly could be back as early as Friday, and Carlos Martinez has held his own as a starter since being thrust into the role.
Peavy is owed about $7 million this season and will be a free agent at year's end. The Cardinals would not be in line to collect any compensation for his departure, which makes it highly unlikely that they would part with any of their top talent to complete such an acquisition.
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In 2003, with just a few hundred pounds, actor Femi Oguns set up Britain's first 'black' drama school. It's now a powerhouse in the promotion of black talent to the entertainment industry here and abroad.
Sandwiched between a hipster pub and an empty shop front, you are likely to hear the Identity Drama School in east London before you see it. As I loiter outside, the passing traffic is punctuated with the hubbub of student recitals, which filter down from the window above. It may not compete with Rada's lavish Bloomsbury setting or Lamda's 150-year-old history, but what goes on behind these walls serves an arguably more vital and immediate purpose than any of the country's more established drama schools.
Inside, a class of students line up, their backs pushed up against the walls of the studio, the room already thick with the warmth and odour of hard work. "In," bellows the vocal coach as he strides around the space. The students inhale. Eyes shut. Focused. He counts four beats. "Out," he says. The students exhale. "Sha," he calls. "Sha," they reply in unison. It's a fairly routine vocal warm up, so what is going on here that's unique?
It's simple. All the students present are black. Set up eight years ago, Identity is Britain's first "black" drama school and, partnered with its talent agency, IAG in Covent Garden, and a sister school in Birmingham, is fast becoming a powerhouse in the promotion of black and minority ethnic talent to the entertainment industry, both at home and abroad.
Sitting beside me as we observe the vocal coaching, which has now progressed from breathing to enunciation – "from the banks of Miss-iss-ip-pi to the Lake Ti-ti-ca-caa," – is founder of the school and agency CEO, Femi Oguns. An actor by training, Oguns set up the school in 2003 with a few hundred pounds he had set aside, a fistful of flyers and a dedicated vision.
"It has that Hollywood rags-to-riches feel about it, I guess," he says. "When I started, I got students by handing out flyers in areas such as Stratford, Hackney, Islington and Brixton, offering drama classes for free. I remember writing on the flyer, 'Would you like to be taught by acting coaches who've acted in EastEnders, Prime Suspect, Silent Witness, The Bill?' And in reality, there was only one acting coach, and that was me."
Now the schools boast a collective intake of 350 pupils, aged between 12 and 60 (and a range of ethnicities), but is yet to receive a penny of public funding. We flit around the building's four studios, gatecrashing improvisations, rehearsed readings and experimental sessions as we go.
All the students wear uniforms bearing the school's emblem, with "actor" emblazoned in bold on the back. It is a well-oiled machine and a calm respect exudes from pupils and teachers when Oguns walks into each room. "A disciplined environment is a creative one," he says.
So why the need to set it up in the first place? Oguns, 34, who grew up in west London, is convinced that there is a deficit in the minority talent being picked up by mainstream drama schools, and that which is left remains untrained.
"For me it begged the question: what happens to the others who don't get in? Rather than dwelling on it for too long, I decided to set up a school. I was always brought up with the philosophy of not waiting for change to happen, but creating it instead."
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Get ready to tap you toes! The Morris Museum is pleased to announce that Forever Plaid by Stuart Ross will be performed at the Bickford Theatre from May 1-25.
Enjoy an affectionate homage to the delightful harmonies and well choreographed moves of the 1950's. Forever Plaid is a hilarious musical centered on a quartet of young singers killed in a car crash on their way to see the Beatle's American debut on the Ed Sullivan Show.
The boys, Jinx, Sparky, Francis and Smudge, return to earth to fulfill their dream to perform in their own big concert. The play showcases the hits you know and love including Three Coins in a Fountain, Moments to Remember, Perfidia, Shangrila, and Love is a Many Splendored Thing.
Written and originally directed and choreographed by Stuart Ross, the Morristown presentation is directed by Eric Hafen, Artistic Director of the Bickford Theatre. Forever Plaid is "entertaining, funny, moving with great songs" Hafen noted. "Perfect for every member of the family."
Thursday, May 1 and 8, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 15 and 22, 2 p.m.
Friday, May 2, 9, 16 and 23, 8 p.m.
Saturday, May 3, 17 and 24, 8 p.m.
Saturday, May 10, at 2 p.m.
Sunday, May 4, 11, 18 and 25, 2 p.m.
The Bickford Theatre is an integral part of the Morris Museum, located at 6 Normandy Heights Road in Morristown, and offers free parking and full accessibility.
Box office hours for phone sales are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Walk-up hours are Tuesday, through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Museum is located at 6 Normandy Heights Road (at the corner of Columbia Turnpike) in Morristown.
For more information, call 973-971-3700, or visit morrismuseum.org.


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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Infielder Sean Rodriguez won't be rejoining the Tampa Bay Rays later this week as expected after he broke his right hand while punching a locker at Triple-A Durham.
Rays manager Joe Maddon says that Rodriguez was very contrite and upset about his actions when the two shared texts.
Maddon said Tuesday it was unfortunate because Rodriguez was set to play for the Rays in Toronto this weekend.
Rodriguez, hitting .215 in 106 games for Tampa, was optioned to Durham on Aug. 21. Maddon said the plan was for Rodriguez to go down, work on some things and then rejoin the team.
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OLYMPIA — State Sen. John McCoy, D-Tulalip, has been named to a new Joint Select Task Force on Nuclear Energy.
McCoy, the ranking member on the Senate Energy, Environment and Telecommunications Committee, will be one of eight legislators tasked with studying the viability of increased nuclear power production as a tool in reducing the state's use of carbon-emitting fossil fuels.
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It's a distressing subject and one that understandably most people want to turn their heads away from, but just a few days ago it was revealed that Terre des Hommes, a Swiss-based campaigning group, had snared 20,000 predators in an online honey trap.
The honey trap consisted of a video web cam with a 10-year old Filipino girl willing to perform sexual acts for a fee. The girl didn't exist and the video web cam was designed to lure predators. Terre des Hommes wanted to highlight the issue of webcam child sex tourism and has handed the details of 1,000 people it was able to identify, to police.
Just a few weeks back the UK's Child Exploitation Online Protection (CEOP) agency warned that this type of activity was growing with an increasing number of incidents of children being blackmailed via social networks.
In a strongly worded statement, Andy Baker, Deputy Chief Executive, CEOP, said: "These offenders are cowards. They hide behind a screen, and in many cases make hollow threats which they know they will never act on because by sharing these images will only bring the police closer to them."
While the Internet has brought a raft of benefits, ranging from more information sharing to the opening up of previously closed areas and the ability to communicate in nano-seconds with anybody, anywhere, it has also brought in it's a wake a shadow side that hides cybercrime on an industrial scale and predatory activity.
Predators typically start their activities by targeting children on open chat sites and social networks before moving them into more private areas where conversations become sexualised. They try and get them to send images and if they do this the offenders begin blackmailing them either for more indecent images or, in few cases, for cash. Unless the child agrees, the offender threatens to share the child's pictures with family and friends.
Rampant and widespread
A dive into the deep web reveals just how rampant and widespread this predatory community is. The deep web is the part of the internet that can't be accessed using normal browsers. Because IP addresses are hidden users are effectively anonymous hence its attraction for criminals and predators.
Terre des Hommes says its honey trap attracted people from 65 countries and deep web chat rooms that host paedophile communities certainly bear this out. One particularly 'popular' and disturbing chat room attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world.
User's of this chat room list their preferences, whether boys or girls and age ranges too.
Based on their common interests these users then have conversations with each other. Some undoubtedly surface onto social networks an attempt to lure their prey into their subterranean world.
What's equally disturbing is the level of technical expertise some predators possess and how they employ and share this to shade their nefarious activities. One site offers advice on the technical aspects of setting up a deep web site that hosts images for paedophiles. Intriguingly, this particular tract suggests that it's not a good idea to use a Windows platform because deep web hackers will attack the site by exploiting known Window's vulnerabilities.
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However, what becomes quickly apparent from the musings and postings in the deep web predatory community is its size and the scale. The Terre des Hommes honey trap revealed this starkly – 20,000 people in a ten week period.
Among this deep web community you'll also find disturbing 'manifestos' that justify predatory actions. There's nothing new in this, before the Internet took off, similar perverse home-printed publications were advertised in the small ad sections of magazines, often coded. Ploughing through this information, it's clear that remorse is not a word that has any meaning.
It's also clear that some of these people are extremely intelligent with an understanding of technology that by far supersedes that of your average law enforcement officer tasked with hunting down predators. And by extension it becomes blindingly obvious that children need online protection from these people.
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Superior, WI (NNCNOW.com) --- The University of Wisconsin-Superior (UWS) women's basketball team fell behind by ten points after the first half and couldn't mount a comeback as they fell to the University of Wisconsin-Stout 77-70 on Wednesday night.
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Well, Stephenie said this about that in the Personal Correspondance #10 that she had with the Twilight Lexicon:
"What Jasper does effects not the thoughts, but the body. He doesn't make you THINK you are calm, he actually puts your body into a calmed state. Or angry, or whatever. It's physical rather than mental."
If you think about it you can kind of see that in Twilight when they are in the hotel room. Yeah, she feels calm but her thoughts are still troubled and it feels weird to her that her body feels one way and her mind another --or I guess that's just how I saw it.
@jessica-No I cud of sworn she actually got upset wen jasper was controllin her emotions at 1 point but she cudnt snap outa it. I think it was in New Moon.
@ashleigh- emotions r mental lol. Deyr not physical
If it is specifically mental, how is she able to shield others such as Jane, Alec, and other powers with physical affects?
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Somebody in the series already explained that point. I think it was Alice or Edward. Ok it's kinda like this: Edward or Aro can't acess Bella's mind cuz' their powers work mentally and Jasper's powers work emmotionally. So basically, Edward or Aro can only work from people's minds and that is where Bella's power resides, but Jasper's power is able to work with emmotions that come from the heart. So is power is not mental, it's emmotional. So that's why Bella's shield doesn't work with Jasper's power.
Emmotions are physical and her shield is mental.
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Halliburton Energy Services Inc., the company that oversaw cement pouring during the drilling of the BP Macondo well, has agreed to plead guilty to destroying evidence connected to the Deepwater Horizon disaster, and to pay a $200,000 fine, the U.S. Justice Department announced Thursday. Government attorneys filed a criminal bill of information charging Halliburton with one count of destruction of evidence.
Company officials twice destroyed computer simulations of the effects of using six instead of 21 "centralizers," protruding metal collars placed around the casing inside the BP well to keep it centered in the drill hole while cement is poured, according to the bill, filed in U.S. District Court in New Orleans.
"Prior to the blowout, defendant Halliburton had recommended to BP the use of 21 centralizers in the Macondo well," according to the bill of information. "BP opted to use six centralizers instead."
The number of centralizers was one of several details highlighted in the civil trial against BP and its contractors, including Halliburton, by plaintiff attorneys. They said decisions made by BP led to an improper cement job that let natural gas enter the casing and flow to the deck of the Deepwater Horizon, where it ignited and exploded, killing 11 and injuring dozens more.
However, according to the bill of information, the deleted tests found little difference between using six or 21 centralizers.
In a news release, Justice officials said Halliburton has signed a cooperation and guilty plea agreement, in which the company agrees to plead guilty and admit its criminal conduct. A date for the court proceeding where the guilty plea would be heard was not announced.
Halliburton also agreed to pay the maximum statutory fine of $200,000, to be subject to three years of probation and to continue its cooperation in the government's ongoing criminal investigation.
The company has also agreed to make a voluntary contribution of $55 million to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. That is not conditioned on acceptance of the plea agreement by the court.
In a statement released late Thursday, Halliburton said the Justice department "has agreed that it will not pursue further criminal prosecution of the company or its subsidiaries for any conduct relating to or arising out of the Macondo well incident."
"The Department of Justice acknowledged the company's significant and valuable cooperation during the course of its investigation, and the company has agreed to cooperate with the Department of Justice in any ongoing investigation related to or arising from the incident," the statement said.
The company's stock closed at $44.34 on Thursday, down 1.07 percent.
According to the bill of information, Halliburton and others conducted an internal investigation into whether the number of centralizers played any role in the blowout. "Use of centralizers can help keep the casing centered in the wellbore away from the surrounding walls as it is lowered and placed in the well," the government document said. "Centralization can be significant to the quality of subsequent cementing around the bottom of the casing."
On May 14, 2010, Halliburton's cementing technology director told a senior program manager for the company's cement product line to run two computer simulations of the cementing job for the Macondo well. The simulations used "Displace 3D," a new program that was being developed to model the way fluids move through the wellbore and the annulus, the space between the casing and drilling pipes.
Those simulations found little difference between using six or 21 centralizers, according to the bill of information. The results were shown to one or possibly two Halliburton senior managers, and the company's cementing techology director directed that the results be deleted. The bill of information does not name any of the employees.
However, the cementing technology director had earlier been told by another Halliburton executive that material related to the Macondo well was to be preserved. "Program manager felt uncomfortable deleting the simulations, but nonetheless followed the direction of defendant Halliburton's cementing technology director to delete the simulations ... ." He later told another employee about the deletion, saying "I did what I was told."
Later in May and continuing into June 2010, Halliburton asked the cementing technology director to ask that other worker, identified as "Employee 1," to re-run the simulations. Those simulations also showed little difference between using six or 21 centralizers, the government's court filing said.
Employee 1 also was ordered to "get rid of" the simulations, the bill of information said. "Because Employee 1 felt uncomfortable destroying the simulations, Employee 1 delayed destroying the simulations for some time but, ultimately, like program manager before him, deleted them from his Halliburton computer," the filing said.
During the civil litigation and a continbuing federal criminal investigation by the Justice Department's Deepwater Horizon Task Force, efforts were made to recover the simulations. They were unsuccessful.
"In agreeing to plead guilty, Halliburton has accepted criminal responsibility for destroying the aforementioned evidence," the Justice news release said. It also pointed out that a bill of information "is merely a charge and a defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt."
The case is being prosecuted by Deepwater Horizon Task Force Director John Buretta, deputy directors Derek Cohen and Avi Gesser and task force prosecutors Richard Pickens II, Scott Cullen, Colin Black and Rohan Virginkar.
The Deepwater Horizon Task Force, based in New Orleans, is supervised by Acting Assistant Attorney General Mythili Raman and led by Buretta. The task force includes prosecutors from the criminal division and the environment and natural resources division of the Department of Justice; the U.S. attorney's office in New Orleans and other cities; and investigators from the FBI, Department of the Interior, Environmental Protection Agency, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Coast Guard, Fish and Wildlife Serviceand the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality.


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Zach Bond scored two goals to lead Holmdel, No. 12 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, to its third straight Central Jersey, Group 2 title with a 2-0 victory over Long Branch yesterday in Holmdel.
Bond opened the scoring on a breakaway just 49 seconds into the game for Holmdel (20-2). Bond added his second goal in the 66th minute and Mitchell Walier made four saves for the shutout. Thomas McGlennon had eight saves for Long Branch (15-5-1).


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Eating Well: Popular pumpkin perfect for favorite breads, desserts
When I think of fall baking, my thoughts immediately turn to apples and pumpkin. My mother used to always grow this huge pumpkin patch in her vegetable garden and she used her pumpkins to make delicious homemade pie, strictly from scratch.
Sadly, I don't have that recipe, but I do have a few other favorites for which I use the much more convenient canned version that requires way less work. And after a long absence, due to a pumpkin shortage last year, the popular ingredient is now once again available on store shelves.
All of these recipes are easy and wonderfully delicious, with the exception of the Pumpkin Roll that requires a little more time, but is well worth every minute of it.
I make this recipe over both the Thanksgiving and Christmas Holiday and pull it out of the freezer for slicing at a moments notice. Visitors love the creamy texture of the frosting on the inside and I've even topped it with Cool Whip a time or two for something a little bit extra special.
The Impossible Pumpkin pie is exceptional, with the Bisquick making the desserts own special crust that is subtle, but yet noticeable, and just enough to satisfy.
The Pumpkin Delight and the Pumpkin Bread are also foolproof, with the latter freezing very nicely either in whole loaf form or sliced for easy use when ready to serve.
If you're a pumpkin lover, you are definitely going to like the simplicity of these recipes. If you like the variety pumpkin pie spice affords, you can substitute that for the cinnamon in the recipes.
Until next time, from my kitchen to yours, happy baking!
Pumpkin Delight
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
1 can (15 oz.) pumpkin
1 can (13 oz.) evaporated milk
3 large eggs, beaten
1 cup brown sugar
3 tsp. cinnamon
½ tsp. salt
Place ingredients in a greased 9x13 inch cake pan. Sprinkle one box dry yellow cake mix over top. Sprinkle 1 cup chopped pecans or walnuts over the cake mix. Melt one cup butter and drizzle over the top. Bake 50 minutes or until done. Serve with whipped topping.
Impossible Pumpkin Pie
¾ cup sugar
½ cup Bisquick baking mix
2 tbsp. margarine or butter
1 can (13 oz.) evaporated milk
2 eggs
1 can pumpkin (15 oz.)
2 tsp. cinnamon
2 tsp. vanilla
Heat oven to 350 degrees. Grease pie plate, 9x1 ¼ or 10x1 ½ inches. Beat all ingredients until smooth, one minute in blender on high or two minutes with hand beater. Pour into plate. Bake about 50-55 minutes or until knife inserted in center comes out clean.
Pumpkin Roll
3 eggs, beaten
1 tsp. soda
1 cup sugar
¾ cup flour
2/3 cup pumpkin
½ tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. salt
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Filling: Beat together
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2 tsp. soft margarine
1 cup powdered sugar
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Actress Evan Rachel Wood Is A Proud Bisexual And Wants You To Know It
Evan Rachel Wood makes some good points.
The 26-year-old film and TV actress who is married to British actor Jamie Bell, of Billy Elliot fame, came out publicly as bisexual in 2012, largely to help neutralize the stigma she experienced from the straight and gay worlds alike.
Speaking earlier this month at the newly-monikered Los Angeles LGBT Center, she said:
"I remember growing up not knowing it was a thing, feeling very confused, feeling very alone. So that is one of the reasons why I came out publicly, to help another struggling 12 year old who is terrified – just to let them know it's okay and that it is very real. Your trials and tribulations are just as real as anybody else's."
It's hard enough coming to terms with going against society's expectations as an adolescent and recognizing where your attractions lie, but having an even more fluid sexuality must make things that much more difficult to navigate.
Coming out stories from bisexuals are few and far between, and perhaps that's part of the reason for the misunderstandings from both sides of the spectrum.
"There's this weird stigma about it and I'm hoping to kind of end that because soooooooo many people are bisexual,' she told Gay Star News in an interview. 'There are many of them out there."
We wouldn't mind hearing from more of you.
Exactly right. These 'bisexual' women are pretty coy about male bisexuality, aren't they? I would not be surprised if Evan Rachel Wood's husbsnd Jamie is bisexual and that Evan might be hiding it.
If there is a stigma, it's much greater against male bisexuality than female bisexuality. Females seem to get a pass even when they're faking it for attention.
There is far greater discrimination against male bisexuality than female bisexuality.
@michael mellor: And would this stigma against male bisexuality have something to do with Queerty completely ignoring Bryan Singer's coming out as bisexual early this month, even though they post articles about him on a regular basis?
And here we have ANOTHER female celeb married to or dating a man who trumpets the fact that they are bisexual……after they are married to or dating a man.
None of them ever seem to announce this when they are dating a woman do they?
@Cam: What about Michelle Rodriguez, Amber Heard, Cynthia Nixon and Sia Furler? – to name but a few.
Jessie J was dating another woman when she came out as well.
I would remove Cynthia Nixon considering that she said she didn't really consider herself in a same sex relationship since her other half was basically a man.
Michelle Rodriguez hasn't dated a man since she was 13 but still claims the bi label and becomes incensed when people ask about it.
I'll give you Amber Heard.
I still guffaw that Michelle still says she's bisexual, but hey, at least she's not saying she's straight.
@Cam: You see this is the problem with you Cam, you seem to have this need to treat people who identify as bisexual with contempt. Cynthia's wife Christine gave birth to a baby in 2011. And Cynthia Nixon has acknowledged that she's bisexual. So,you please can just put her back again? Thanks.
And why are you so obsessed with the idea that Michelle Rodriguez has never really dated a man (like you'd know) and must be a lesbian when she says she's bi?
You'll give me Amber Heard will you? And yet she's the one I mentioned who prefers not to label herself. And didn't actually come out as bisexual when she came out as a woman in a same-sex relationship – which meant most of the media labelled her gay/lesbian even though she didn't actually call herself gay or lesbian either. So what happens when she splits up with her girlfriend and starts dating Johnny Depp? Lots of people who thought she had come out as a lesbian @ GLAAD get pissed off with her and start calling her horrible names.
@GeriHew: That strikes me more as part of an attempt to limit the damage to his reputation. Anything to distract from his history with boys and young men. I think he fits more into the camp that uses bisexuality to soften the blow of one's true orientation.
@jar: Yes of course it must be just a ploy, because the Courts and society in general look so much more favorably on bisexual sex abusers than homosexual sex abusers don't they?
The guy said he's had two girlfriends in the past five years – someone out there must know the truth.
HA! Busted!!!
1. You tried to change the subject on Cynthia Nixon from what she said.
2. You tried to alter history on Michelle Rodriguez
3. And best of all, Yes, I know that Amber Heard prefers not to label herself, but you are so eager to argue against me that you just went and admitted that YOU KNEW IT TOO when you tried to put her up as an example.
See, Geri, this is what you ALWAYS do on here. You can't argue with my central point, that most of these women are coming out as "bi" when they are safely in a relationship with a man. So you doge and weave and play the outrage game to avoid the central fact of my statement. Which is true.
Facts are facts the VAST majority of celeb women who come out as bi do so while in the society approving embrace of a hetrosexual relationship. If you don't want to admit that your beef isn't with me, it's with them. You wouldn't have to keep defending all of them if once in a while one of them actually came out as Bi when her breath smells like Masingeles and not Jock itch spray.
The reason why there's a general stigma towards Male Bisexuality, whether it's a celebrity or not is we don't want to be associated with Andy Dick.
We call it the Andy Dick Closet (ADC).
FWIW Evan Rachel Wood and Jamie Bell have split up, so essentially she is single now.
@Cam: "Busted" my arse. You don't have a "central point" just a bunch of myths, lies and claptrap.
Cynthia Nixon never publicly mentioned anything about being bisexual before she found herself in a relationship with a woman for the first time in her life. She's made a few jokes about her partner being butch – so what? She's also acknowledge she's bisexual while being in a same-sex relationship. I'm not putting any spins on what she's said, you are.
Michelle Rodriguez didn't really start "claiming the bi label" until last year when she was quite clearly dating Cara Delevingne. So if you were consistent you would actually support her calling herself bisexual instead of insisting she isn't bisexual.
When Amber Heard came out at GLAAD in 2010 I was thinking why is everyone saying she's come out as a lesbian? Because I knew she'd had relationships with men before Tasya Van Ree and that she had already indicated in interviews that she could be attracted to people regardless of their gender. So I checked, and she hadn't come out as a lesbian at all, just as a woman in a same-sex relationship who felt it was important that she be open about it. So, I wasn't surprised when a few weeks later she said in an interview: "I don't label myself one way or another—I have had successful relationships with men and now a woman. I love who I love; it's the person that matters." That's when some of the media started calling her bisexual, and she was still in a relationship with Tasya when she said that you know. So where is your "central point" there?
The fact is I don't need to defend any woman who comes out as bisexual, whether she's with a man, a woman, with both, or with neither at the time. Because there is nothing wrong with being bisexual, and therefore nothing to defend. What you need to do is just grow up and realize there is nothing to criticize when someone says they are bisexual. Some people are bi. You, and a lot of other people, just need to learn to accept that.
Actually the majority of female celebs who come out do so when they are in a safe hetro relationship. You have not been able to dispute that. you can yammer on about Rodriguez and heard all you want, but that doesn't change facts.
@Cam: That may depend on who you class as a celebrity.
However even if it is the case that the majority of female celebs who come out as bisexual are in a relationship with a man at the time they first come out as bisexual – SO EFFING WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!
And what's so safe about hetero relationships anyway? Especially for bisexual women?
Bisexual Women Almost Twice As Likely To Be Abused As Straight Women


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SUMMERSIDE — Eptek Centre has a perfect cure for the winter blahs — a colourful exhibition of original artwork by local artist and art instructor Lise Genova.
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Artist Lise Genova is shown doing some finishing touches at the installation of her solo exhibition "Now and Then" at Eptek Art and Culture Centre on the Summerside waterfront. Genova's colourful retrospective exhibit officially opens Sunday at 2 p.m. The event will include an artist's tour of the show.
More than 40 pieces provide an insight into Genova's work over the past 35 years. Whether in an abstract or representational style, the paintings in acrylic, oil, and watercolour are uplifting and inspirational.
A special treat is in store for those attending the official opening on Sunday at 2 p.m. The artist will conduct a personal tour of the exhibition, providing a great opportunity for the public to learn more about the artist's inspiration.
All are welcome and light refreshments will be served.
Eptek Art and Culture Centre is located at 130 Harbour Dr., Summerside. For more information, call 888-8373.


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A funny thing happened to brothers, Georgio and John Giannaris, when they purchased Sisco's Restaurant & Lounge in Susquehanna Twp.
The restaurant at 3716 N. Sixth St. closed earlier this year. Construction people were working inside. It was dusty. Paint cans littered the floor.
But people still stopped by, walked in the front door and took a seat at the bar. Others called to order pizzas and stromboli, even though the answering machine message said the restaurant had closed.
"I'm talking hundreds of phone calls a week," said Georgio Giannaris, owner of Mr. G's Sports Bar, located down North Sixth Street from Sisco's.
Originally, they had planned to transform the space into a 100 percent Greek restaurant. But after so many inquiries for the popular Sisco menu items, they have decided to bring back the pizza and stromboli which will be served alongside Greek favorites like calamari and gyros.
Zorba's Taverna & Pizzeria is due to open in June. It will have a Mediterranean vibe and a bar with an emphasis on wine and craft beer.
"We're going to give people a reason to come to uptown Harrisburg," Georgio Giannaris said.
Right now, renovations are underway at the restaurant. The entire floor plan is changing.
"Nothing will remind people of Sisco's when they walk in. It was really disorganized. It wasn't put together very well," Georgio Giannaris said.
Through the years, the Giannaris brothers had toyed with the idea of opening a Greek restaurant. They collected recipes and penned down notes. Every time Georgio Giannaris ran special Greek menus at his one-time Marysville tavern, "people would flock to it."
When the Sisco's space became available, the brothers saw it as an opportunity to bring a Greek restaurant to the east shore.
Both have worked most of their lives in the restaurant industry. Georgio Giannaris opened Mr. G's 17 years ago while John Giannaris has worked with several restaurants in the York area.
Zorba's menu will cover appetizers such as calamari and fried cheese along with about seven different gyro options, Greek salads and authentic dishes.
Georgio Giannaris, who admits to being a hoarder, said he saved items from Sisco's basement and was fortunate to have found the original recipes for pizza and stromboli. He also is brining in former Sisco's owner Betty Dunbar to assist with operations.
"Across the board, it is going to be a different experience," he said.


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Tuesday, January 29, 2013 9:28 AM
Jackson County Sheriff Deputy Scott Hiller directs traffic around a pothole. A large pothole on Page Avenue just east of Ballard Road in Michigan Center caused damage to multiple vehicles on Tuesday morning. (J. Scott Park | Mlive.com)
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Wiiware is just the same like the virtual console. Its different in that it offers new games instead of old console games.
I can think of some easy games ( Like tetris and some other in that direction ) that can be free but the majority will cost money.
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Auburn police blotter | Feb. 7
Auburn police responded to the following calls for service, among many others, between Jan. 26 and Feb. 2:
Jan. 26
Shoplifting: 5:30 p.m., 1101 Outlet Collection Way SW. While eyeballing an in-store video, employees of an unspecified store in The Outlet Collection mall discovered that a regular customer was a thief.
Jan. 27
Theft: 8 a.m., 414 17th St. SE. An employee of an area business reported an act of gas thievery from a company vehicle.
Theft: 9 a.m., 29900 block of 114th Way Southeast. Somebody stole tools from a company work truck.
Theft: 1:22 p.m., 12100 block of Southeast 317th Place. A group of kids tried to steal some UPS packages from the front porch of an Auburn home, but a keen-eyed neighbor saw what was happening, chased them off, recovered the goods and returned them to said porch.
Theft: 1:25 p.m., 29430 block of 12th Avenue Southeast. A man complained that somebody had stolen $1,000 cash from his dad last November.
Trespassing: 4:47 p.m., 4010 A St. SE. For doing one-too-many do nots, a man got the "get" from Starbucks.
Jan. 28
Trespassing: 12:58 a.m., 762 Outlet Collection Drive SW. After a man's undisclosed misdeeds cracked the red zone of Walmart's naughty meter, the store showed him the exit with a strong encouragement that he sample it.
Trespassing: 11:24 a.m., 3702 West Valley Highway. Corporate Resource Services gave a disorderly female the boot.
Shoplifting: 3:30 p.m., 4010 A St. SE. An Albertsons manager reported that a young man had stolen $25 worth of merchandise.
Burglary: 3 p.m., 904 22nd St. NE. Somebody tried to break into the interior storage room of an apartment complex.
Jan. 29
Assault with a firearm: 9:15 a.m., 762 Outlet Collection Drive SW. After a traffic dispute in the four-way-stop-sign intersection on Seattle Outlet property, a man in his 40s pointed a 9mm Beretta at two men in a different vehicle. The suspect drove north on West Valley Highway until Auburn officers stopped him, recovered the handgun and arrested the man for second-degree assault, a felony.
Burglary: Overnight, 1301 31st St. SE. Burglars forced open an apartment office door and stole tools and electronics.
Theft: Overnight, 1610 block of Boundary Boulevard Southwest. Somebody stole copper electrical control wire from a man's trailer.
Shoplifting: 11:40 a.m., 1509 Auburn Way S. A woman shoplifted baby milk from Rite Aid. Security caught her in the parking lot and got the milk back. The woman left in a car before police arrived.
Counterfeiting: 2:43 p.m., 320 Auburn Way S. Somebody passed a counterfeit bill at a Burger King restaurant.
Under the influence of something: 6:38 p.m., 510 M St. SE. After police found a girl behind the wheel of a suspected hit-and-run vehicle near the location of the accident, they arrested her for physical control of a car while a drug of some sort was coursing about in her system.
Strong arm robbery: 7:31 p.m., 801 Auburn Way N. A woman was loading groceries in her car after visiting Fred Meyer when a man grabbed her purse from the front seat. When the woman tried to get her purse back, the guy knocked her to the ground and got away. The suspect vehicle was a red Ford Focus driven by another male.
I'm high, can I crash here?: 10:45 p.m., 34000 block of 56th Avenue South. After a man crashed his truck into a house, police arrested him for DUI.
Jan. 30:
Theft: 2:51 a.m., 805 F St. SE. Bearing away a man's ashtray, a thief scuttled off into the early morning darkness.
Feb. 2
Shoplifting: 6:02 a.m., 601 Auburn Way S. Man grabs cigs, cigs and man go out the door.
Theft: 1:15 p.m., 720 block of 6th Street Southeast. Somebody swiped a Seahawks flag from a front porch on Super Bowl Sunday.
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It took 11 rounds to crown Schumacher as spelling champ. She won by correctly spelling "infructescence," a word which many of us reading this entry will not understand even after consulting a dictionary. (In case you were wondering, according to the on-line American Heritage Dictionary, infructescence is "the fruiting stage of an inflorescence." Don't say we didn't warn you.)
As the winner, Schumacher will travel to Washington, D.C., in May to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Nearly 200 elementary and middle school students from Central New York took a written test of 50 words at the first round of the bee, held last week at Christian Brothers Academy. The top 36 spellers from the first round moved on to the second round, and the oral competition was broadcast live at 2 p.m. today from the WCNY-TV studios.


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NEW ULM - The New Ulm Cathedral baseball team won both games of a doubleheader against crosstown rival Minnesota Valley Lutheran by vastly different means on Tuesday at Johnson Park.
The No. 3 Greyhounds (13-2, 11-2 Tomahawk) patched together strings of hits and runs in a Game 1 17-5 victory before overcoming a two-run deficit in Game 2 to win 4-2.
Senior Nate Palmer held the Chargers (5-9, 5-8) hitless in the first three innings in Game 1 before he began to have a few hiccups here or there. However, the offensive production behind him mitigated the pressure.
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New Ulm Cathedral's Collin Helget (5) slides into the tag of Minnesota Valley Lutheran third baseman Eric Westphal during the second game of a doubleheader Tuesday at Johnson Park in New Ulm.
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"He had one or two innings where he pitched very well and the other innings, he kind of struggled," said Cathedral coach Bob Weier of Palmer. "But he battled and that's what you have to do - get outs, get outs. We scored enough runs to be able to maybe make a couple mistakes here or there."
After allowing one run from one hit and three walks in the fourth, Palmer got the outs he needed before Alex Guggisberg came in in relief. The Chargers tallied four runs on four hits off Guggisberg in the bottom of the seventh, having entered the inning trailing 17-1.
Russ Hoffman and Jack Schwartz were hot at the plate for the Greyhounds. Hoffman went 4-for-5 with four RBIs and two runs scored, while Schwartz went 4-for-4 with three RBIs and was walked once.
MVL came alive for Game 2, during which it got a promising performance from junior Jacob Mielke on the mound.
"Jacob Mielke does a nice of keeping his pitches low," said MVL coach Jeff Schoenherr. "He locates pitches really well and uses his defense."
Mielke allowed one earned run - an RBI single from Brandon Beranek that drove in Michael Skillings in the bottom of the fourth - on three hits in his four innings of work.
Nick Fischer was poised for the save having come in in the fifth inning with a 2-1 lead. However, a one-out double by Gabe Knowles was followed by a two-out single by Collin Helget that drove him in to stamp Mielke with a no-decision.
Russ Hoffman was also handed a no-decision, having allowed two runs - one earned - on seven hits with five strikeouts and no walks in five innings of work.
After allowing a leadoff single by DeAndre Parker in the top of the sixth, Hoffman gave the ball to Helget, who erased the loss for Hoffman with a sacrifice 1-3 putout and two consecutive strikeouts to strand the potential run at second.
Hoffman broke the tie by scoring from third on a failed suicide bunt by Guggisberg in the bottom of the sixth. Beranek scored an insurance run one at-bat later after an erratic third strike sent James Herzog to first base.
Weier said Game 2 was a contest that benefitted his team the most.
"The second game, those are the kinds of games we're looking to play," Weier said. "They're close games where every little thing counts. Little things win ballgames and we were able to get some clutch hits."
MVL outhit Cathedral 8-5 in Game 2 after getting outhit 17-5 in Game 1.
"Every game, you treat it as a practice and just keep getting better and better," Schoenherr said. "We hit the ball well, so there's positives to keep building on."
Game 1
Palmer, Guggisberg (7) and Schwartz; Westphal, Lease (7), Gratz (7), Mielke (7) and Parker.
W - Palmer (C) 6 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 6 BB, 2 K
L - Westphal (M) 6 IP, 15 H, 10 R, 7 ER, 3 BB, 0 K
Leading hitters - NUC: Knowles 2-5 1 RBI 2 R 1 BB 3B, Palmer 2-4 1 RBI 2 R 1 BB, Hoffman 4-5 4 RBI 2 R, Beranek 2-4 2 RBI 3 R 1 BB 2B, Schwartz 4-4 3 RBI 1 BB; MVL: Lease 1-3 1 R 1 HBP, DeWanz 1-3 2 RBI 1 BB 2B, Westphal 2-3 1 RBI 1 HBP.
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Mielke, Fischer (5) and Parker, Lease (4); Hoffman, Helget (6) and Schwartz.
W - Helget (C) 2 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 3 K
L - Fischer (M) 2 IP, 2 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 4 K
ND - Hoffman (C) 5 IP, 7 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 5 K
ND - Mielke (M) 4 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 3 BB, 1 K
Leading hitters - MVL: Lease 2-4 1 K, Fischer 1-3 1 R 1 K, DeWanz 1-2 1 RBI 1 HP, Westphal 1-3 1 RBI 1 K; NUC: Knowles 1-4 1 R 1 K 2B, Helget 2-3 1 RBI, Beranek 1-2 1 RBI 1 R 1 K.


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Each day at Pizza House, hundreds of delivery boxes are folded and ready for food that will almost certainly fill them by the end of the night.
A busy day at the restaurant on Church Street in Ann Arbor finds all 11 ovens fired and at least eight employees turning out pizzas as quickly as they can for four hours at a time.
Reporter Tina Reed can be reached at 734-994-6843 or email@example.com.
Its name may conjure the idea of a simple pizzeria, but Pizza House does serious business in a town that takes its pizza seriously.
More than 130 people work there. Even though an expansion last year brought its capacity up to nearly 500 people, the restaurant is still regularly packed on game days and weekends. Delivery makes up the majority of its business. It also regularly caters events for business, universities and sports teams.
"It's amazing to us when we hear people don't know about us and our new facilities," said co-owner Matt Tice. "It's amazing. Someone will come in and maybe will have ordered delivery from us for 10 years, and they just thought we must be some small little shop sending pizzas out the back door."
The Tice brothers got into the business when they bought a small pizza store in a house on Church Street in 1986.
Steve Green, publisher of PMQ's Pizza Magazine, called Ann Arbor the "cradle of Midwestern pizza civilization." So how competitive is the Ann Arbor market?
• Before restaurants became computerized, Cottage Inn Gourmet Pizza chief operations officer Bob Brosnahan said it wasn't unusual for pizza stores to seek out customer names and addresses in the trash of other pizza stores to use for direct mailing.
• Local Domino's franchisee Dave Cesarini said that he's noticed that when Domino's puts out certain advertisements, top competitors will strike back with a deal for $1 cheaper. It can become a battle, so Domino's has focused less on price and more on quick delivery, he said.
• It's not unusual for Pizza House delivery drivers to report being followed by competitors, who then place coupons on the doors of the customers who have just received their food, owner Dennis Tice said.
Source: News staff research
Here's a look at the business of pizza:
• Pizza is a $36.8 billion industry.
• Michigan has 3,215 pizza stores.
• The U.S. has 76,355 pizza stores.
• 93 percent of Americans have eaten pizza in the past month.
• 28 percent of the U.S. pizza market is in Ohio and the states immediately bordering it.
• October is National Pizza Month.
Source: PMQ's Pizza Magazine
Today, Pizza House has 16,000 square feet of space next door to its original house. The kitchen was largely modeled after Chicago-style pizza stores.
The idea was to offer high-end pizza - and items like salad and pasta - in an atmosphere where customers would be as comfortable visiting in jean cutoffs as they would in formal wear, Dennis Tice said. Nearly 20 flat-screen TVs, four fireplaces and two bars fill out the two-story restaurant. It also has several areas that can be rented for special events.
"We have the luxury of being so big, we can always have the full staff on," general manager Chris Bortz said. "If you're a small pizzeria, if the phone rings 10 times in a half an hour, you could be in trouble."
Ann Arbor is a special market for pizza because chains like Dominos, and Cottage Inn started in the city, said Steve Green, publisher for PMQ's Pizza Magazine. Michigan ranks No. 14 in the nation for pizza saturation, he said.
"It's an ultra competitive market," Green said. "Campus towns are competitive, anyway, but in Ann Arbor, there's so much going on."
Domino's Pizza appears to have inspired other local restaurants with its delivery model, said local franchise owner Dave Cesarini.
"You're going to have a number of regional and local players going against the national player," Cesarini said. "Here, it's breeding a bunch of strong regional chains that are going national."
The growth of chains trickles down to creativity in independent shops, said Dave Ostrander, a pizza-industry consultant based out of Oscoda. But it also has the potential to put them out of business, he said.
"Every time a chain opens, an independent closes almost unless you're really good," Ostrander said.
The competition is fierce among local pizzerias.
Jim Wampler, owner of Papa Romanos in Ann Arbor, declined to give specific figures because of franchise agreements - but said the typical pizza restaurant needs to make $320,000 to $350,000 a year to turn a profit. In Ann Arbor, he said, the business would need closer to $400,000 to $450,000 to keep its doors open because of rent costs.
Tice declined to reveal Pizza House's sales figures, citing concern about competitors.
"We just have to do the same thing every day," he said "We've done it for 22 years, and here we are."