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Broadway isn't the only place to catch a great show. Discover the best regional theatres nationwide, with performances from drama to musicals that have garnered these theatres national distinction.
Penumbra Theatre, Minnesota
Penumbra Theatre, MinnesotaAs Minnesota's only professional African-American theatre, Penumbra Theatre Company offers a full season of performances -- one of only 3 theaters of its kind nationwide to do so. The theatre has helped launch the careers of noted playwrights, including August Wilson. 960 1280
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Ohio
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, OhioFounded in 1959, the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park was one of the first regional theatres in the US. In 2004, the Playhouse received its highest honor: a Tony Award for Best Regional Theatre. In 2007, it won its second Tony Award for the musical comedy Company. 960 1280
Denver Performing Arts Complex, Colorado
Denver Performing Arts Complex, ColoradoKnown locally as "The Plex," the Denver Performing Arts Complex is home to a Tony Award-winning theatre company -- a distinction it received in 1998. Then in 2011, the theatre was chosen to launch the national touring debut of The Book of Mormon by Colorado's own Trey Parker and Matt Stone. 960 1280
Berkeley Repertory Theatre, California
Berkeley Repertory Theatre, CaliforniaThe Berkeley Repertory Theatre has seen several of its plays hit the NYC stage, including Bridge & Tunnel in 2006, Brundibar in 2007 andPassing Strange in 2008. The company also won the Regional Theatre Tony Award in 1997. 960 1280
Alliance Theatre, Atlanta
Alliance Theatre, AtlantaFounded in 1968, the Alliance Theatre is the largest regional theatre in the Southeast. The Alliance showcases 10 productions each year (past productions have included The Color Purple and Sister Act the Musical. In 2007, Alliance won the Regional Theatre Tony Award. 960 1280
Blackfriars Playhouse, Staunton, VA
Blackfriars Playhouse, Staunton, VATucked in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, the Blackfriars Playhouse is the world's only recreation of Shakespeare's original indoor theatre. The 300-seat playhouse opened in September 2001, and showcases Shakespeare productions year-round. 960 1280
Goodman Theatre, Chicago
Goodman Theatre, ChicagoThe Goodman Theatre has been a Chicago fixture for more than 8 decades. As the city's oldest active theatre of its kind, Goodman's accolades include a 1992 Regional Theatre Tony Award -- an honor that 3 other Chicago-based companies have also received, making Chicago the most recognized city in the US for this honor. 960 1280
Goodspeed Musicals, East Haddam, CT
Goodspeed Musicals, East Haddam, CTWith a focus on musical theater, Goodspeed Musicals has a rich history: It was the first performance venue for the musical Annie. Since 1968, the Goodspeed has seen 19 productions transfer to Broadway. The theatre company has also won more than a dozen Tony Awards. 960 1280
Smith Center for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas
Smith Center for the Performing Arts, Las VegasSure, Las Vegas is known for theatrics, but theatre? You bet! The Smith Center for the Performing Arts opened in March 2012. Its performances of Broadway shows include Mary Poppins and The Color Purple. 960 1280
Arena Stage, Washington, DC
Arena Stage, Washington, DCFor the past 60 years, Arena Stage has maintained a focus on "theater of the Americas," producing American classics and new works, such as One Night With Janis Joplin. The production company has also received the Tony Award for best regional theatre. 960 1280
Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia
Walnut Street Theatre, PhiladelphiaAmerica's oldest theatre finds its home in Philadelphia's Washington Square West neighborhood. The building was built by America's first circus theatre company in 1809, and initially featured classical plays as well as displays of circus horsemanship. Today, the company maintains its 200-plus-year-old tradition, putting on 5 productions a season on its main stage. 960 1280
Huntington Theatre Company, Boston
Huntington Theatre Company, BostonThe recipient of the 2013 Regional Theatre Tony Award, this theatre in Boston's historic South End has proved a launching point for nationally recognized plays: Since its opening in 1982, the theatre has transferred 16 productions to New York, including 2 in 2012. 960 1280
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Corrine [cor-rine] as a girls' name is a Greek and Latin name, and Corrine means "maiden; spear". Corrine is a variant form of Cora (Greek): probably a form of Kore. Corrine is also a derivative of Corin (Latin): French variant of Quirinus. Corrine is also used as a derivative of Corinna (Greek) and Corinne (Greek).
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And so it was Monday night at Paul Brown Stadium, where the Pittsburgh Steelers were sending all kinds of warning signs -- real or projected -- about the direction of their franchise. Their offense looked old, slow and ill-conceived. Their defense worked hard but implied no hints of the big-play capacity it perfected over the past decade. And with 14 games still remaining, at least one player reportedly was frustrated enough to confront a coach on the sideline.
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The big chart to your right details the amount of cap space that each of the NFL's 32 teams are committed to for 2014. The Steelers have the fourth-highest total, at $125.3 million, a figure that is near and might already exceed the cap limit for next season. (The NFL typically announces annual cap numbers in March.)
Not unexpectedly, it means the Steelers will be one of the teams restructuring contracts and probably releasing some veterans to comply with the cap and eventually sign their draft class. If they want to pursue veteran players in free agency, they'll need to cut back further.
To be clear, the Steelers don't face an unsolvable crisis. The NFL average, after all, is $111.4 million in commitments. The Dallas Cowboys are in much worse shape and the San Diego Chargers, Detroit Lions and St. Louis Rams are all near them as well.
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When you combine that cap crunch with the pending free agency of defensive lineman Brett Keisel and safety Ryan Clark, you can see the possibility brewing of a substantially different roster next season. Such situations provide opportunity for teams who have drafted wisely to promote their younger and cheaper players. Those with relatively barren bottoms of the roster will struggle.
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The cap on premium bonds will be lifted from £30,000 to £40,000 this June and to £50,000 next year. 13:20pm Here comes the Budget rabbit - and it's for savers. Osborne announces that cash and stock ISAs will be merged to create a single new ISA, with the annual limit increased to £15,000. 13:18pm Osborne announces a rise in the personal allowance from £10,000 to £10,500 - lower than some expected. 13:17pm He announces a "penny off a pint for the second year running". Presumably so the poor can drink away their sorrows. 13:15pm Osborne namechecks Robert Halfon, the MP for Harlow, as he announces that he will meet his demand for a cut in bingo duty - and halve it to 10 per cent. 13:14pm The fuel duty rise due in September has been cancelled. Petrol is 20p cheaper per litre than it would have been under Labour's plans, Osborne adds. 13:13pm Osborne moves on to tax. 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Obviously it's a little outside of Aynor,but never would have imagined they would end up with two gun manufacturing companies.Good for them.
If Ruger, Colt, Remington...etc. would just follow suit and go to more firearm friendly States.
Happily, this is an expansion rather than a move from its current headquarters and manufacturing facility right up the road from me in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. The brand has been through some tough times, and seems to have weathered them nicely.
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Aynor and Cool Springs moving on up lol.Good for the community.
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Remington has manufacturing facilities in Arkansas, Kentucky, and North Carolina; corporate HQ is in NC.
Ruger has manufacturing facilities in New Hampshire, Arizona and North Carolina.
Colt has an R&D facility in Florida, but all production remains in Connecticut.
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Unfortunately, the Colt operation in FL has gone practically nowhere as of date. The loss of the military contract made have had some effect on that set up. My first shotgun was an Ithaca lever-action single shot, which I still have. Good stuff in its day but I have no idea of its current day products.
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My first gun was an Ithaca also. A break action 410 that I still have.
I just sent my PPK-S back to Walther for an older safety recall issue that I hadn't gotten around to. I noticed the address to ship the gun was at Ft. Smith Arkansas.
Obviously some division of Walther/S&W is there?
Hey, that's Rooster Cogburn country, I can't imagine him with a PPK !
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Sounds like if they did a repeat of the Civil War the South would have the manufacturing base this time.
Lets not forget PSA and FN both in Columbia, SC. When Colt moves out of Hartford the handwriting will be on the wall for the rest of the gun manufacturing companies in the North East!
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San Diego, CA (January 29, 2013) ElliptiGO Inc., creators of the world's fastest elliptical cycles, today announced that 2012 was a record-setting year for the company. Revenues for all product lines improved year over year in 2012 and there are now more than 7,000 ElliptiGOs on the road, nearly twice as many as a year ago. The company's products are currently being used by more than 50 of the top runners in the country, including Olympians Meb Keflezighi, Julie Culley, Madga Lewy Boulet, Adam Goucher, Geena Gall, Alysia Montaño, Shannon Rowbury, and Mary Decker Slaney. ElliptiGO has had a compounded annual growth rate of more than 60% since launching in 2010 and the company expects to experience strong growth again in 2013.
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Stir together, then cover and simmer.
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Heat, stirring constantly.
Stir in lime juice and salt.
Add crab mixture and almonds.
Stir in brandy and parsley.
Remove avocados to a serving dish and fill with hot crab mixture.
Top with slivered almonds.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3392 Calories from Fat 2493
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 286 g439.3%
Saturated Fat 76.3 g381.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 320.2 mg106.7%
Sodium 852.8 mg35.5%
Total Carbohydrates 117 g39%
Dietary Fiber 55.6 g222.4%
Sugars 13.3 g
Protein 119 g238.4%
Vitamin A 104.9% Vitamin C 156.9%
Calcium 50% Iron 48.7%
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You could say, once again, that it was a night when the world stood still – all of it, that is, except for Usain Bolt.
Also, it was when the last doubt was removed that whenever anyone thinks of Beijing and the year 2008 it will not be the man who has been proclaimed the greatest Olympian of all time, American swimmer Michael Phelps, who comes to mind.
It will be Bolt. He has made the 29th Olympics his own in less than the time it takes you sit comfortably in your chair and open your morning newspaper.
In two races, covering 300 metres in somewhat less than 30 seconds, he has made a name to rank with the greatest figures in the history of sport, all sport, and his own must now hope that his reputation survives the next few months and years without stain.
He has recreated the compulsion that is created when men run faster than any have done before – and he has given some reason to believe he may be doing it in a way that does not inevitably involve, somewhere along the road, a sickening fall from grace.
The most suspicious minded will point out that some of Bolt's Jamaican's female team-mates are also threatening to complete an annexation of their own versions of the sprints, and with performance improvements and world records that are reminding some of the widely doubted, and largely unheralded brilliance of the late Florence Griffith Joyner in Seoul in 1988 – the year of Ben Johnson.
Bolt is his own man. It is the prettiest of thoughts. When he runs it is more like a powerful gust of wind than any manufactured explosion of staccato power.
For the second time in five days he was astonishing in the certainty created that he was about to run beyond previously known limits. On this occasion, however, we had a better sense that he was indeed striving to occupy new ground in human performance.
Beating the 12-year-old 200 metres world record of Michael Johnson, achieved in the Olympics of Atlanta, Bolt acknowledged with every stride – and a final stoop at the line – that he required every morsel of his most extraordinary talent and physiology.
Last Saturday the 6ft 5in Jamaican was merely trimming his own world 100 metres mark.
Last night he was shaving the standard of one of the greatest Olympians of all-time, Johnson, the man in the golden shoes, and drawing alongside arguably the most versatile track and field performer of them all, Carl Lewis.
Bolt knocked two-hundredths of a second off Johnson's mark of 19.32sec but if that is an extremely small fraction of time, it was still another massive stride for a sport which, before the explosion of Bolt here over the last few days, was looking tired in its appeal and irredeemably tainted in its culture of win at all costs.
Believing in Bolt as redeemer is still not a formality without risk after 20 years of institutionalised duplicity, but there has never been a greater incentive since the fall of another Johnson.
Bolt runs at blinding speed and, if he truly is what the world of athletics so desperately wants him to be, which is to say a paragon of cleanliness and phenomenon of unprecedented talent, he also seems to bring a surge of pleasure to all who see him.
When he picked up the Jamaican flag, after announcing to the world again that he was number one, the 91,000 audience in the Bird's Nest stadium was easily prompted to sing "Happy Birthday" to celebrate his 22 years.
Bolt briefly orchestrated the singing, did his version of Michael Jackson's moonwalk, and generally clowned his way out of the great stadium he has come to own in the last few days. But if Bolt plays the clown, he also runs like a god, a freakishly assembled one perhaps, but still a god. Back in Atlanta you thought Johnson had brought a unique approach to the business of running faster than anyone had ever done before. With his upright style and his churning power he made a mockery of attempts to match his withering stride.
Lewis, the last man to complete the Olympic sprint double, in Los Angeles in 1984, was a different but still staggering force as he worked his way so elegantly to nine gold medals in the sprints and the long jump in four Olympics stretching from Los Angeles to Atlanta.
Lewis, Michael Johnson, these are the men who have defined track and field, and in Johnson's case without even hint of a blemish, Lewis having been pardoned by the US track and field authorities when he was found to have shown traces of stimulants – a fleeting and unplanned lapse worthy of exoneration, we are told. However, the point is that both Lewis and Johnson added hugely to the allure of track and field; they remade an aura and an excitement that had begun to dwindle critically before these last few days.
The overwhelming impression last night, as it was on Saturday when he brought down his 100 metres record from 9.72 to 9.69, was that Bolt was operating on his own terms, but this time the enduring brilliance of Johnson had given him much less room to manoeuvre.
Still, the run was utterly riveting for the stunned audience of the stadium and the world – and quite disembowelling for those who were required to run in his slipstream.
Running in lane five, between America's Shawn Crawford, the Olympic champion of 2000, and Zimbabwe's Brian Dzingai, Bolt brought any mystery about the race to an end on the stagger of the bend.
The only remaining question concerned his ability to pick off the record of the great and unsullied Johnson.
That he knew it was something that was going to take him close to his limits was evident enough in his last strides to the line. On Saturday he flaunted his triumph. Here, he pushed himself right to the moment it was over.
It was only then when the world allowed itself to shift in its seat. Be sure it will be transfixed for some time, and, after so long, maybe with an old willingness to believe what it sees.
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