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In order to ensure the integrity of the program and offer personalized guidance to each student, the yoga teacher trainings are limited to 28 students.
From the moment you arrive, our 200hr course training location at Azadi Retreat will become your personal paradise.
Set amongst lush green rice fields with views of sacred Mt Agung, the resort is only four minutes from downtown Ubud, yet feels like a world away. The quiet gentle breezes, fresh air and striking landscape will make you never want to leave.
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The construction of each room is one-of-a-kind. The bungalows are built in harmony with their surroundings to blend in with and respect the environment. With secluded verandas, ornate Balinese carvings, and high pitched ceilings, Azadi Retreat blends traditional architecture with spiritual understanding, emphasizing peace of mind and relaxation.
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Whew! Okay, that pointy stick may have struck home, but I will not let mere wounds of the flesh stop me, for my spirit is strong and my will forged from steel! Onward I shall battle!
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People taking statins for heart disease saw major benefits when doctors added a powerful, newer drug to their treatment regimen, according to a major study released at the start of an American College of Cardiology conference in Washington.
The addition of the cholesterol-busting drug evolocumab, from a class known as PCSK9 inhibitors, reduced the risk of deaths, heart attacks, strokes and hospitalization for chest pain, according to a team of researchers from around the globe, who also published their results Friday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Evolocumab works by lowering LDL, or "bad" cholesterol. The researchers found an average decline of 59 percent in LDL levels among the 14,000 people in 49 countries who were put on the drug for 48 weeks, when compared with an almost identical number of patients who received a placebo.
And when the researchers looked at the most serious possible outcomes for heart patients - deaths, heart attacks and strokes - the study showed a 20 reduction of those events.
"The data from our trial provide insight into the benefit of decreasing LDL cholesterol levels to median levels lower than those in previous trials," wrote the researchers, led by Marc Sabatine of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
A second study of another PCSK9 inhibitor, bococizumab, was much less successful and was terminated, they reported Friday. It showed widely varying effects on LDL cholesterol levels and had no benefit for people with LDL levels below 100, although patients with higher LDL levels did see significant benefits. Pfizer, the drug's manufacturer, halted development of bococizumab in November.
The evolocumab study was funded by Amgen, the pharmaceutical company that makes the drug, which is marketed as Repatha. Amgen announced in February that the drug was a success, but details of the research were not released until Friday.
The Food and Drug Administration approved the first PCSK9 inhibitors in 2015, but only for people with heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia, an inherited disorder that can severely elevate LDL levels, or for patients who have had heart attacks and other serious cardiovascular problems but still cannot reach target LDL levels using statins.
Taken by injection, PCSK9 inhibitors cost about $10,000 a year, far more than statins, which are now available in generic form and are in millions of home medicine cabinets around the world. But some people cannot take them without significant side effects such as muscle pain, and in most people they do not lower LDL cholesterol as significantly as the new drugs.
The average age of the patients in the study was 63, and three-quarters of them were men. More than 80 percent had suffered heart attacks, and some had histories of stroke and peripheral artery disease. Nearly all were taking modest or large doses of statins.
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Businessman Anak Agung Ngurah Mahendra called a meeting last month with workers at his clothing factory on the Indonesian island of Bali and announced "very sad news". He told them that he was shutting the factory and no longer needed their labour.
"You can blame Mr Nixon," Mahendra, chairman of the local chapter of the Indonesian Textile Association, sayslater in an interview, referring to former president
Noting that Chinese rivals often copied his designs and then undercut him on price with foreign buyers, Mahendra says he "just can't compete with them".
In other lines of business, however, China is helping, not hurting. With Bali's tourism industry booming due to a surge in the number of Chinese holidaymakers, Mahendra's Khrishna Group plans to build a hotel on the grounds of the shuttered garment plant.
The number of Chinese visitors to Bali increased by 53 per cent in the first half of this year compared with the same period last year, according to official figures, making China the second-biggest source of foreign tourists, after Australia, and an important driver of the local economy.
The boom for tour operators and bust for local garment workers are a small part of a complex relationship between Asia's biggest and third most populous nations and help explain why many in Indonesia, which has about 240 million people, see both promise and pain in their country's increasingly intertwined relations with its northern neighbour.
In the seven years since Chinese Communist Party chief
But what had been an Indonesian trade surplus of $US800 million in 2005 became a deficit of $US3.3 billion last year as electrical appliances and other Chinese goods poured into Indonesia.
After years of debate about whether Indonesian industry can survive an onslaught of Chinese products, concern has shifted of late from a focus on China's seemingly relentless rise to signs that its economy is faltering and could even be heading for a crash. A recent rash of gloomy figures suggest that China, where the economy grew last year by 9.2 per cent, may miss what by Chinese standards is a relatively modest target of 7.5 per cent growth for this year.
The slowdown could bring some relief to Indonesian manufacturers, by bankrupting Chinese rivals, though a surfeit of unsold goods means that surviving factories in China are desperate to unload their wares – at almost any price. This makes them even tougher competitors. At the same time, Indonesia is getting hit as China cuts back imports of Indonesian coal for power plants – Indonesia is the world's biggest exporter of coal – and other raw materials.
A severe downturn in China would also be bad news for Bali, where big hotels, their eye on the Chinese market, have been recruiting Mandarin-speaking staff and musicians who can play Chinese songs at beach-front restaurants. Members of the Bali Circle Quartet, for example, have been listening to tapes of Chinese pop songs and have learned to mimic the words of schmaltzy numbers such as Tian Mi Mi or Sweet as Honey, a Chinese karaoke favourite.
Shopping streets lined with cafes, souvenir stalls and surf shops also feature food emporia specialising in bird's nests and other delicacies popular with Chinese visitors.
Indonesian Trade Minister Gita Wirjawan, a former JPMorgan Chase investment banker, sees ever closer economic links with China as "irreversible" and says that "if you take the long view, this is good" for Indonesia. Indonesia's economy grew by 6.4 percent in the second quarter and, according to the country's central bank, will expand by 6.3 percent next year, slower than what is forecast for China but still robust.
China, says Wirjawan, should not be seen as a threat but as an example for Indonesia as this South-East Asian nation tries to position itself as a low-cost centre for high-end manufacturing. Decaying roads, clogged ports and endemic corruption still hold Indonesia back, but labour costs in many industries are now lower than those in China, where costs, particularly salaries, have risen sharply.
Foxconn Technology Group, a giant Taiwanese technology manufacturer with more than a million workers in China making Apple iPads and other products, plans to invest up to $US10 billion in Indonesia, said the trade minister. The investment will relieve Foxconn's dependence on Chinese plants, which are not only becoming more expensive to run but also have badly dented the company's reputation after a string of suicides by workers.
Emmanuel Rue, director of PT Mitragarment Indoraya, a French-owned clothing maker in Bali, says an ordinary garment worker costs about $US100 a month in Indonesia, half as much as in China's coastal manufacturing centres. But, he adds, a "Chinese worker is much more productive" and far readier to work long, unscheduled overtime hours.
Supplies such as cloth, yarn and dyes, as well as energy, are also much more reliable and often cheaper in China than in Indonesia. Chinese factories also enjoy "the full support" of the state, which has provided easy credit through state-owned banks and tax breaks, according to Ernovian Ismy, secretary general of the Indonesian Textile Association in Jakarta.
For Rue, however, China has lost its once-unbeatable edge as a manufacturing destination. His company closed a factory there and now produces exclusively in Bali, which he described as a far more pleasant place to live and work than the bleak industrial zones of southern China.
Like Mahendra, Rue says that Chinese rivals copy designs but that such imitation only hurts China in the long run, particularly in the garment trade, where profit margins "depend on creativity".
For the moment, China's darkening economic outlook shows little sign of slowing a flood of Chinese visitors to Bali's resorts. The local association of tour operators has set up a special section to deal with Chinese clients, and its chief, Hartono, who like many Indonesians uses just one name, predicts that "before long they will be number one", ahead of tourists from nearby Australia.
But China's increasing presence, he says, is a mixed blessing: Mainland tourists can be "very difficult," demanding rock-bottom rates and then often complaining about their accommodation. And, he adds, they tend to be "very noisy," something that raises eyebrows on an island that is dotted with Hindu temples and that, despite a profusion of bars and clubs opened to serve earlier waves of Western visitors, markets itself as a tropical retreat offering calm and spiritual rejuvenation.
On a recent evening at the Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotel, a group of tourists from the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou commandeered the hotel's seafront restaurant for a raucous birthday dinner, grabbing the microphones of a band performing for diners and wailing Chinese songs off-key, including a patriotic number that featured the rousing chorus "We are all Chinese".
Hartono, an ethnic Chinese and a fluent Mandarin speaker, says he cannot understand the loud and pushy behaviour of many Chinese visitors, characteristics that have made them Asia's modern-day equivalent of the brash, overbearing "ugly Americans" of the 1960s who earned such notoriety in Europe and elsewhere.
"I just don't understand. We are not like that," Hartono says, referring to the generally low-key fellow Indonesian Chinese. "We hope they will adjust themselves and eventually calm down."
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Economic and Community Development
Our mines are based in some of the most economically challenged and remote corners of the world. But there is no rule that says our host regions must stay like that. We believe mining companies such as ourselves can and should have a transformative role in harnessing their abundance of potential from human talent to clean energy and arable land. At a national level we contribute in a number of ways including paying taxes, dividends and royalties, joint ownership of the mines with our host countries, the building of vital infrastructure and by support for local supply chains and local skills.
The same philosophy applies at community level where we seek to help empower our host communities to build thriving local economies, viable over the long term.
Issues such as economic development, community development and investment and skills transfer and training all appear as priority items on our Materiality Assessment and this section explores in more detail how we manage these issues.
Case Study
New customs house saves costs and helps put communities on the map
Many of the materials required by the Loulo- Gounkoto complex in Mali are transported overland from Dakar in Senegal. In 2013 we worked with the Malian and Senegalese governments and other stakeholders to help fund a new border crossing at Koundan, about 30km from the mine. However, the border was without an official customs house which meant goods still had to be transported the long way round through Kayes before coming to the mines, meaning additional transport costs and time.
In 2015, in order to make the border completely operational, Randgold invested over $650 000 to build the Mahinamine customs office. The impressive new offices were officially opened in the last quarter of 2015 with a ceremony attended by a number of dignatories including the Malian Minister of Training, the National Director of Customs for Mali and the Mayor of Kenieba.
Having a fully operational border close to the mine has not just improved transport times and brought costs down for Randgold, it has also brought economic benefit for the local community. Local businesses now enjoy more efficient supply lines and a number of new businesses have sprung up along the road near the border, transforming Koudan into a thriving urban centre. Randgold and the local community development committee are currently investigating the feasibility of constructing a hotel to create a further economic boost to the town.
Strategies and Policies
All our mines need the support and goodwill of the communities in which they are based to be able to operate successfully. We aim to build strong and transparent relationships and view each community as a partner who can provide us with talented employees, a secure environment and local knowledge and who can use us to build better local health and education facilities and more prosperous local economies.
Our guiding policy in this area is to empower each community through the creation of community development committees (CDCs). Each CDC consists of a representative mix of local leaders, women and youth delegates and others and is empowered to decide how best to spend an annual community investment budget within the five broad sustainable development categories of education, primary health, food security, potable water and local economic development. The process is depicted on the following page.
Similarly, where we invest in a new facility such as a school, health clinic or fresh water well we also work closely with the CDCs or local authorities to ensure that it can be maintained after the mine has closed.
Our performance
The amount invested through community development committees increased by over $3.6 million in 2015, a rise of 136% on the previous year. This has led to a range of vital investments in health, education, local economic development, food security and drinking water projects across all our host communities.
Case study
Improving education at Tongon
Since Tongon began operations in 2010 it has spent almost $650 000 on the building and equipping of schools in eight community villages. Both Randgold's community team and the Tongon community development committee have been determined to ensure that this type of capital investment is the start not the end of a journey – with the aim to create transformational change in the educational opportunities open to children in the region.
With this in mind, 2015 has been a significant year because Tongon saw not only the opening of new facilities but improving pass rates and other positive educational outcomes.
Starting with bricks and mortar
The first part of catalysing educational excellence around Tongon has been the creation of new facilities. Since Tongon began operations this has included:
- The creation of five new schools in the Ivorian villages of Tongon, Kationron, Katonon and Mbengue, each housing about 300 new pupils each year.
- The separate creation and equipping of 44 classrooms or other academic related buildings for at least 3 000 pupils. Also the creation of three computer rooms.
- The building or renovation of 13 new houses for teachers, helping attract high quality teachers to the area.
- The electrification of the Tongon and Poungbe schools.
Focusing on educational attainment
To help drive up standards, Randgold has also encouraged the creation of a reward scheme for the three best pupils by grade and school in certain local districts. The scheme has been piloted in the last two years with our CEO Mark Bristow chairing the ceremony and handing out the awards to pupils.
In total the scheme has seen over 150 pupils rewarded each year with useful items such as stationery. 2015 saw a particularly encouraging impact of these efforts in the Mbengue district, with pass rates in the national exams for ages 11 to 13 reaching a record rate of 97.26% for the district, well above the national success rate of 82%.


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Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Butter a 2-quart shallow casserole dish. In a large pot of salted boiling water, cook the macaroni until al dente, about 5 minutes. Drain; transfer the pasta to the prepared casserole dish along with 1/4 cup of the cold milk. (This will cool the pasta and prevent it from becoming gummy.)
Meanwhile, mix the cheeses together in a small bowl. Beat the eggs with 1/4 cup of the milk in a medium bowl. Add the scallions, bread and half of the cheese to the egg mixture; set aside.
Cook the bacon in a large skillet over medium heat until crisp; transfer to paper towels to drain. Discard all but 2 tablespoons drippings from the pan. Add the onion and garlic; cook, stirring, until just brown, about 4 minutes. Stir in the flour, cayenne pepper and 1 teaspoon salt; cook for 2 minutes. Slowly add the remaining 1 3/4 cups milk and 3/4 cup water to the skillet. Bring to a boil, whisking until thick. Remove the sauce from the heat and whisk to cool slightly. Whisk in the remaining cheese. Add the sauce to the macaroni; stir to combine.
Crumble up the bacon and add it to the egg/bread mixture. Spread evenly over the pasta. Place the casserole dish on a baking sheet and bake until golden brown, about 35 to 40 minutes. Remove from the oven; let sit 5 minutes before serving.
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October 10, 2014 – Los Angeles, CA – Latin Grammy Award winning Mexican rock band Molotov will be returning to the U.S. in December for their "Agua Maldita Navidad Tour." Celebrating Christmas with their signature Latin rock flair, Molotov will kick off the tour in Los Angeles on December 3rd and will wrap it up in Dallas on December 21st. Tickets are on sale now!
After nearly 2 decades on stage, 8 albums, a documentary, 4 Latin Grammys and over 3 million+ records sold, legendary Mexican rock band Molotov has returned in 2014 with an incendiary new record, Agua Maldita. The band's latest effort was produced by Jason Perry at East West Studios in Hollywood, CA and features 10 tracks, including the singles "Lagunas Metales" and "La Raza" featuring DMC from iconic hip-hop group RUN-DMC.
Molotov continues to push the boundaries of their music with lyrics exploring social and political topics on one of their best records to date.
Catch the band on their "Agua Maldita Navidad Tour" in the U.S.A. this December.
For additional information on Molotov, visit www.aguamaldita.mx,www.facebook.com/molotovoficial or www.twitter.com/molotovbanda. Tour dates are as follows:
Dec 3 - Los Angeles, CA - Regent Theater
Dec 4 - San Francisco, CA - The Fillmore
Dec 5 - Ventura, CA - Majestic Ventura Theatre
Dec 6 - Fresno, CA - Rainbow Ballroom
Dec 7 - Santa Ana, CA - The Observatory
Dec 8 - San Diego, CA - North Park Theatre
Dec 9 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Complex
Dec 11 - Chicago, IL - Concord Music Hall
Dec 13 - Washington, DC - Howard Theater
Dec 14 - New York, NY - Stage 48
Dec 16 - Atlanta, GA - Masquerade
Dec 17 - New Orleans, LA - The Howlin' Wolf
Dec 18 - McAllen, TX - Club Ice House
Dec 19 - Houston, TX - Scout Bar
Dec 20 - Austin, TX - Mohawk
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The Garden is a private outdoor dining space located directly behind Del Popolo. It is available year-round for seated dinners of up to 32 guests or standing receptions of up to 45 guests.
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Del Popolo is available for private events within fifty miles of San Francisco. We'll drive the truck to your location, bake our pizza on-site and serve it buffet-style or as a passed appetizer fresh out of the oven. While the menu is typically comprised of three or four different pizzas, we can also provide salad and non-alcoholic beverages for an additional reasonable fee. Currently, the pizzeria's small plates are not available as part of our catering menu.
Logistically, the truck is big - 30 feet long by 8 feet wide - so we need about thirty-five feet of relatively flat parking with fifteen feet of overhead clearance. It's also important that access roads to the event venue are suitable for a large truck.
Pricing is based on a variety of factors, so please provide us with the following information and we'll get back to you with our availability and a price quote. Typically, events makes the most sense when they consist of 50 or more people, and our minimum in San Francisco is $1,650 exclusive of tax.
Del Popolo launched as a mobile pizzeria in May of 2012, churning out Neapolitan-inspired pizza from a glass enclosed shipping container on a Freightliner truck.
In November 2015, we opened our brick-and-mortar restaurant, featuring the same naturally-leavened, wood-fired pizza we've obsessed over since 2012, along with market-driven antipasti and a curated list of wine and beer.
While we continue to enjoy slinging pies in our truck on the streets of San Francisco, we're also pleased to now offer you a chance to eat your pizza in a chair. With a glass of wine. Come stay awhile!
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The Del Popolo truck features a traditional, Italian-made wood-fired oven housed in a twenty-foot transatlantic shipping container that's been re-purposed and modified into a kitchen.
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Thursday, March 30th @ 11:30AMMint Plaza
Mission Street near 5th Street
Sunday, April 2nd @ 11:00AMThe Presidio, Off the Grid "Picnic in the Presidio"
Anza Avenue
CRISPY POLENTA with nasturtium, aioli & castelvetrano relish11
CHOPPED SALAD with smoked bufala mozzarella & salametto piccante11
SPRING VEGETABLE TARTE with mascarpone & green garlic13
SALT BAKED RUTABAGA with coriander, kolhrabi, meiwa kumquat & creme fraiche12
ROASTED MAITAKE MUSHROOM with broccoli hummus, hazelnut & elderberry12
CRISPY BROCCOLI with cashew, turmeric, currant & mint12
PETRALE SOLE with smoked potato puree, asparagus & verjus blanc14
ROASTED PORK RIBS with parsnip, crispy Brussels sprout, brown butter & Meyer lemon14
MARINARA: crushed tomato, green garlic, oregano12
MARGHERITA: crushed tomato, mozzarella, basil15
MARGHERITA DI BUFALA: crushed tomato, mozzarella di bufala, basil19
BIANCA: mozzarella, ricotta, basil, garlic15
WILD NETTLES: spring onion, ricotta salata, lemon17
BUTTERBALL POTATO: leeks, fontina, chili flake18
ANCHOVY: bitter greens, ricotta, Calabrian Chili18
SALAMI PICANTE: crushed tomato, mozzarella, Gypsy peppers, red onion, chili18
A $25 corkage is applied to all 750 ml bottles of wine. Limit two bottles per table.
Bottled wine available to-go for 50% off our listed price when purchased with food.
LANDRON, Melon & Chardonnay "Potion Mama", France, 201541
CASA COSTE PIANE, Prosecco, Italy, 201514 / 44
CAMILLO DONATI, Malvasia, Italy, 201135
CRISTOPHE MIGNON, Pinot Meunier, France, NV85
BROC, Valdiguie & Zinfandel "Love Rose, California, 2016 (ON TAP)12 / 36
TATOMER, Pinot Noir, California, 2016 (ON TAP)15 / 47
GIARDINO, Aglianico Rosato, Italy, 2015 (MAGNUM)13 / 46 /86
MAS CANDI, Xarello "Desig", Spain, 201513 / 41
MARCO BURATTI, Malvasia & Tocai "Birbo", Italy, 201551
LE SOT DE L'ANGE, Chenin Blanc "Sec Symbole", France, 201514 / 44
MANOIR DE LA TETE ROUGE, Chenin Blanc, France, 201441
LISE & BERTRAND JOUSSET, Chenin Blanc, France, 201460
DE FERMO, Pecorino, Italy, 201563
TERPIN, "Sialis" Pinot Grigio, Italy, 201173
VINI VITI VINCI, Aligote "Breau", France, 201514 / 44
JULIEN GUILLOT, Chardonnay, France, 2014 (MAGNUM)120
TRIPOZ, Chardonnay "Les Morandes", France, 201414 / 44
ARNOT-ROBERTS, Chardonnay "Trout Gulch", California, 201475
MENDALL, Field Blend "Brutal!!!", Spain, 2014 (CHILLED)38
PATRICK SULLIVAN, Pinot Blend "Jumpin' Juice", Australia, NV58
N2 WINES, Barbera Blend, Italy, 2014 (on tap)13
ENVINATE, Alicante Bouchet "Albahra", Spain, 201541
BROC, Cabernet Franc "Cou Cou", California, 201648
SANDHI, Pinot Noir, California, 201558
WACHTER WIESLER, Blaufrankisch, Austria, 201411 / 35
ARNAULD DAUDIER, Merlot & Cabernet "Cassini", France, 201238
LA CA' NOVA, Barbaresco, Italy, 201364
J BRIX, Syrah "Le Belle Reveuse", California, 201555
HERNANDEZ, Cabernet Sauvignon, California, 201415 / 47
RYME, Aglianico "Luna Matta", California, 201385
MATTHIASSON, Merlot & Cabernet Blend, California, 2011120


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Lost in Translation 183: Dungeons & Dragons, redux Scott Delahunt October 21, 2016 Lost in Translation In the tabletop role-playing game industry, Dungeons & Dragons is the 800 pound gorilla, the game that the general population knows by name.
Lost in Translation 182: Challenges facing Magnum, P.I. Scott Delahunt October 14, 2016 Lost in Translation The new Magnum, is a sequel, as mentioned. John Rogers has said that Tom Selleck is too iconic as Magnum to replace.
Lost in Translation 181: First Impressions – MacGyver Scott Delahunt October 7, 2016 Lost in Translation The new MacGuyver still needs a few episodes to get comfortable in its own skin.
Lost in Translation 180: Insights from Can-ConSF 2016 Scott Delahunt September 30, 2016 Lost in Translation One of the panels was called "Adapting Literary Works to Television and Movies", so, naturally, I had to go.
Lost in Translation 179: Star Trek: The Animated Series Scott Delahunt September 23, 2016 Lost in Translation Star Trek: The Animated Series transcended the Saturday morning cartoon format, bringing back the crew of the Enterprise to boldly go, once again, where no man has gone before.
Lost in Translation 178: Electra Woman and Dyna Girl Scott Delahunt September 16, 2016 Lost in Translation The new Electra Woman and Dyna Girl is very much a product of now, much as the original was a product of the 70s.
Lost in Translation 177: Buffy the Vampire Roleplaying Game Scott Delahunt September 9, 2016 Lost in Translation Overall, Buffy the Vampire Slayer Roleplaying Game not only makes the effort to recreate the TV series, it succeeds.
Lost in Translation 176: Honourable Mentions Scott Delahunt September 3, 2016 Lost in Translation There are good adaptations out there, but it takes effort.
Lost in Translation 175: … and the Weird. Scott Delahunt August 26, 2016 Lost in Translation Unlike the Good and the Bad, the Weird show how adaptations can misfire and still cleave close to the original work.
Lost in Translation 174: … The Bad… Scott Delahunt August 19, 2016 Lost in Translation These are films that managed to miss the point so much, they made audiences wonder what was being adapted.
Lost in Translation 173: The Good… Scott Delahunt August 12, 2016 Lost in Translation After five years, Lost in Translation has seen a number of adaptations, the good, the bad, the mixed.
Lost in Translation 172: Transformers Scott Delahunt August 5, 2016 Lost in Translation The live action Transformers was announced in 2005. Fan reaction was mixed.
Lost in Translation 171: The Problem with Adapting Toys Scott Delahunt July 29, 2016 Lost in Translation The LEGO Movie is probably the best toy adaptation made.
Lost in Translation 170: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Scott Delahunt July 22, 2016 Lost in Translation The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is as perfect an adaptation as seen here at Lost in Translation.
Lost in Translation 169: Being Adaptation Ready Scott Delahunt July 15, 2016 Lost in Translation This week, instead of reviewing an adaptation, Lost in Translation looks at how to be adapted.
Lost in Translation 168: Murder She Wrote – Killer in the Kitchen Scott Delahunt July 1, 2016 Lost in Translation, TV Murder, She Wrote was a light mystery, a cozy, with a well-meaning busybody snooping around when she felt the police had arrested the wrong person.
Lost in Translation 167: James Bond 007 Role Playing Game Scott Delahunt June 24, 2016 Lost in Translation While the James Bond 007 RPG is out of print, and the Avalon Hill Game Company has folded the Victory Games imprint, the game itself is again available.
Lost in Translation 166: Adaptation Fatigue Scott Delahunt June 17, 2016 Lost in Translation, Movies The analysis of this decade will have to be redone once it's over, to take into account films like Deadpool and the Marvel Cinematic Universe offerings.
Lost in Translation 165: Remake Furor Scott Delahunt June 10, 2016 Lost in Translation, News There is a difference between the Watership Down remake and the Mary Poppins sequel.
Lost in Translation 164: BattleTech: The Animated Series Scott Delahunt June 3, 2016 Lost in Translation, TV BattleTech: The Animated Series aired in 1994. Produced by Saban, the fourteen episode series melded traditional animation with CGI and detailed the exploits of the 1st Somerset Strikers.


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Teriyaki Sauce--for a Marinade or for Basting
Recipe by Mimi in Maine
If you like teriyaki, this is the sauce for you. There are not a lot of strange ingredients; it is easy to make and tastes wonderful.
Top Review by bootleggerlodge
Added some toasted sesame seed to marinate my salmon. It was very good.
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- 1⁄4 cup packed light brown sugar
- 1⁄4 cup soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon salad oil
- 1⁄8-1⁄4 teaspoon ginger
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DH™ 4200 droplet separator profile when assembled into units forms a vane type separator for horizontal flow specially design for the heating, ventilation and air conditioning applications. The streamlined profiles with multiple bends ensure high liquid loads combined with high separation efficiencies.
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Our Mission Statement: Anwatin Middle School develops young people to become principled, open-minded, inquiring members of a global community.
Nuestra Declaración de Misión: La Escuela Intermedia Anwatin desarrolla en los jóvenes la integridad, una mente abierta, y su capacidad de ser miembros indagadores de una comunidad global.
STUDENTS: MPS Culinary & Wellness Services and the True Food Chef Council are looking for MPS middle school students to participate in the 3rd Annual MPS Junior Iron Chef Competition! Students will be paired with local chefs to compete top-chef style for a panel of judges. Click above link for more information.
WHEN | Tuesday, March 28 or Wednesday, March 29 at 3:45 pm. WHERE | Meet in the Anwatin Auditorium after school. PREPARATION | Be prepared to sing, dance, and read a few lines from a script. Come with a song that shows off your voice. Whether it's "Happy Birthday" or a song from the radio, any song is great! We will teach you a simple dance, but no dance experience is required—so don't worry! We'll have fun! Click above for more information.
To date RBC Wealth Management has awarded Anwatin students over $150,000 in scholarship money. Applications will be due no later than April 12th, at 4pm. Learn more here.
During spring break, Anwatin will be hosting small, interactive classes in the morning and BEACONS activities in the afternoons - registration is required and it's free! The sessions are from 9:00am-3:15pm Monday, April 3rd - Friday, April 7th. Participants receive free busing to and from school as well as breakfast and lunch daily. For more information, contact Assistant Principal Lorraine Rhodes-Dix at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 612-668-2450.
Share your feedback at the MPS PreK-5 Literacy curriculum fair. Translated information in Somali, Spanish and Hmong.
Students will be taking home the print edition of the March 2017 newsletter for students and families this Friday, March 10th. You can view the digital version online right now clicking here!
Los alumnos llevarán a casa la edición impresa del buletín de la escuela para el mes de marzo del 2017 este viernes, 10 de marzo. ¡Puede ver ya la versión digital pulsando aquí!
Please give a huge congratulations to Audrey B. and Gia B. for their 90 Second Newbery video "A Wrinkle in Time" stop motion with cats which has been chosen to be screened at the Minneapolis 90 Second Newbery Film Festival on February 25th! Thank you to Anwatin Design teacher Jess Nite for facilitating this excellent opportunity for our students. More
Recently 30 young Anwatin geographers competed in the final competition for Geography Bee. The bee started with a round on US Geography and quickly progressed to a round about the oceans and other aspects of world geography. The most suspenseful moment was when.... read more
Over 30 fantastic 6th, 7th, and 8th grade spellers competed in our school bee on January 11. Congratulations to our spelling bee winner, 8th grader Oswald Funwi! He won with the word "chevalier". read more
As Anwatin students came off of the busses and out of the cafeteria Tuesday morning the 31st of January, they were greeted by an unusual sight; the whole Anwatin staff, donned in Anwatin shirts and waving signs, were dancing in the hallway to music and enthusiastically greeting the students! Staff ushered some 560 surprised and... read more
Anwatin staff encourage students and their families to take the necessary steps to be ready for class every day. Students should get a good night's rest, eat a healthy breakfast, dress for the weather, and arrive to school on-time. Once at school, we expect students to transition between classes in a timely manner. Students who arrive late to three or more classes on a given school day will be assigned lunch detention which is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Let's all work together to ensure our students are in class and ready to learn.
Do you need some extra food for the weekend? We have an opportunity at Anwatin Middle School where your child can discreetly receive a bag of food to take home at the end of every week. Just sign up by contacting family liaison Kendra Shulman at firstname.lastname@example.com or 612.668.2478. More information
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Click here to learn about our tours! Pulse aquí y entérese sobre las visitas escolares!
As parents and staff of Anwatin students, we need to ensure that students are receiving the best education possible. One goal we must have is to have students in seats every day all day. We also want bus rides to be safe and pleasant. Click on this link to find out how YOU can help us achieve these goals.
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Green Beans with Almonds
sliced almonds, parsley butter
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No Gluten Added
No Egg Added
Simple snappy green beans are lightly steamed. You heat them up, adding the parsley butter in the process, and then scatter on the sliced almonds for a delicious version of a French classic.
Unsalted butter
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Green Snap Beans
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Green beans just don't work in the microwave
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Undercooked plus not of good quality. Beans are really dry and very hard to bite on.
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Kinda bland
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The green beans were undercooked and tough (even after heating them through as directed). Not much butter sauce (was it even 1 tsp?) so dish remained very tasteless.
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Please cook the green beans. These were fresh but almost raw!
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The toppings do not add much value
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The butter and nuts were great but the vegetables them selves tasted "unwashed"
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Maybe i didnt cook it right but even after 2 mins the beans tasted a little undercooked so i nuked them for 5 mins and they shriveled up :( will try again though :)
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BWW Interview: Meet CAGNEY'S Newest Bob Hope, Jeffry Denman
by Marissa Sblendorio - Oct 31, 2016 CAGNEY, the new hit musical about Hollywood's tough guy in tap shoes, just recently welcomed Broadway's Jeffry Denman to the company. Denman is best known for starring in the original company of Irving Berlin's White Christmas for which he was nominated for a Fred & Adele Astaire Award. He was Munkustrap in the final cast of Cats (original Broadway production) and was featured in the original company of The Producers which led him to pen the memoir, A Year with The Producers. (more...)
BWW Interview: Jukebox King Jarrod Spector Gets Ready to Hold Court at Feinstein's/54 Below!
by Nicole Rosky - Oct 29, 2016 Next week at Feinstein's/54 Below, 2014 Tony Nominee Jarrod Spector will premiere a brand new show, Jukebox Life (running November 1-5 & 13), following his celebrated A Little Help From My Friends concert tour and CD. (more...)
Haven Theatre Company to Present Second Director's Haven at The Den Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Oct 28, 2016 Haven Theatre Company and Artistic Director Josh Sobel have announced the Director's Haven for 2016, an emerging director's showcase, October 28 - November 9, at The Den Theatre, 1333 N. Milwaukee Ave. (more...)
Initial Casting Announced for FESTIVAL OF NEW MUSICALS, 10/27; Hannah Elless, Mamie Parris, Jonah Platt and More!
by BWW News Desk - Oct 27, 2016 New York, New York: National Alliance for Musical Theatre (Betsy King Militello, Executive Director) is thrilled to announce the first round of casting for the 28th Annual FESTIVAL OF NEW MUSICALS, which takes place on Today, October 27 and Friday, October 28, 2016 at New World Stages (340 West 50th Street, between 8th and 9th Avenues). The Festival will kick off on Wednesday, October 26 with its celebrated concert, The 46th Minute, which features songs from Festival shows you will not get to hear in the 45-minute presentation. (more...)
NAMT's 28th Annual Festival of New Musicals Officially Launches Today
by BWW News Desk - Oct 27, 2016 National Alliance for Musical Theatre presents the 28th Annual FESTIVAL OF NEW MUSICALS. The Festival will take place tonight, October 27 and tomorrow, October 28, 2016 at New World Stages (340 West 50th Street, between 8th and 9th Avenues). (more...)
THE JUNGLE BOOK Opens at The Rose This Month
by BWW News Desk - Oct 25, 2016 In an original take on a classic story, The Rose Theater will transform into the jungles of India in their upcoming production of The Jungle Book. This thrilling adventure story follows the story of Mowgli, a baby in India who wanders away from his village and into the jungle where he is raised by wolves. The 70-minute production opens at The Rose on Oct. 28 and continues through Nov. 13. (more...)
BWW Interview: Broadway's Robert Petkoff Discusses the Meaningful Magic of FUN HOME
by Kailey Hansen - Oct 24, 2016 For two weeks only, the biggest musical of 2015 takes up residence in the Windy City. Fun Home, based on Alison Bechdel's acclaimed graphic novel, brings a woman's memories to life as she looks back on her relationship with her father. Joining Broadway World for an exclusive interview is stage and screen actor, Robert Petkoff, who tackles the dynamic role of Bruce Bechdel. (more...)
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - Our School, Our Show, OUR TOWN: Meet the Family Edition Part 1
by Guest Blogger: Amanda Grillo - Oct 24, 2016 The concept of family is a very large aspect of this production. The cast becomes a family through bonding; the script features two every day families. This week, we have the pleasure of meeting the Gibbs family and getting an inside look at their perspective of theatre and the production. (more...)
BWW Review: Bon Jovi Brings It Home with Live Listening Party at the Barrymore
by Kristen Morale - Oct 21, 2016 Jon Bon Jovi has been making the world that much more special with his music for more than thirty years, and the listening party on October 20th to promote his newest album proved that he isn't quite finished rocking it yet. As an introduction to the band's fourteenth album entitled This House is Not For Sale (to be released on November 4th), Bon Jovi chose the historic Barrymore Theater on West 47th Street in Midtown to play his album in its entirety to an intimate yet practically sold out house of fans both old and new. And as he said during the concert, to those who were either there for the entire journey or those who just joined the party, he gladly performs for all those who are willing to listen to what he has to say. (more...)
BWW Interview: Kate Baldwin on Exploring Different Sides of Herself in New Feinstein's/54 Below Show and the 'Full Circle' of Working with Bette Midler
by Casey Mink - Oct 21, 2016 This spring, Kate Baldwin will appear in one of the most highly anticipated shows of the season, the Bette Midler-starring revival of HELLO, DOLLY! Baldwin will once again be portraying the fun-loving and yearning Irene Molloy, a role which she had previously taken on at the Paper Mill Playhouse a decade ago. Prior to stepping back into Molloy's shoes, though, Baldwin will return to Feinstein's/54 Below to perform a brand new solo show, EXTRAORDINARY MACHINE, singing the songs of some of her favorite artists. Busy as she is, BroadwayWorld had a chance to chat with Baldwin ahead of her four-show engagement at the cabaret venue, the first of which kicks off on October 25. Baldwin, sincerely affable and reflective, shared the 'full circle' nature of costarring alongside Bette Midler (she may have once made the ill-advised decision to sing 'The Rose' at a middle school talent show), how she uses her solo concerts to introspect her life and career, and why she, like many others surely, often asks herself, 'What would Gavin Creel do?' (more...)
BWW Interview: Monica Piper Chats Bringing NOT THAT JEWISH to NYC, Turning Her Stories into a Play and More
by Nora Dominick - Oct 20, 2016 Just ahead of her first preview off-Broadway, BroadwayWorld sat down to chat with the multi-talented comedian and writer Monica Piper to discuss her one-woman show NOT THAT JEWISH. (more...)
Corey Cott, Nicholas Christopher, Samantha Massell and More Sign on for NAMT's 28th Annual Festival of New Musicals
by BWW News Desk - Oct 19, 2016 National Alliance for Musical Theatre (Betsy King Militello, Executive Director) has announced the full cast for the 28th Annual FESTIVAL OF NEW MUSICALS. The Festival will take place on Thursday, October 27 and Friday, October 28, 2016 at New World Stages (340 West 50th Street, between 8th and 9th Avenues). (more...)
PLENTY, Starring Rachel Weisz, Extends Again at The Public
by BWW News Desk - Oct 18, 2016 The Public Theater has announced a final extension today for the first major New York revival of PLENTY, written by David Hare. Directed by five-time Tony Award nominee David Leveaux, the show began performances on Tuesday, November 4 and was originally extended through Sunday, November 20. It will now run through Thursday, December 1, with an official press opening Sunday, October 23. (more...)
BWW Interview: Derrick Davis of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at Bass Performance Hall
by Sarah Comley Caldwell - Oct 18, 2016 If you ask a musical theatre lover to name one of their favorite shows, there's a high likelihood they will mention Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic, The Phantom of the Opera, a staple on Broadway, around the world and on tour. I was honored and thrilled to chat with actor Derrick Davis, who is in rehearsal for the national tour and will step into the role of the Phantom in Fort Worth, TX at the Bass Performance Hall, beginning October 20th. We discussed his historic ascent into the role {as only the third African-American to star as the Phantom and the first to star in the national tour}, his dream roles, tricks of the trade and, of course, his favorite flavor of cake - check out our conversation below! (more...)
Fire + Rain, A Streamlined Weather App Launches in The App Store
by BWW News Desk - Oct 18, 2016 (more...)
Jake Miller Premieres Video for Current Single 'Overnight'
by BWW News Desk - Oct 18, 2016 Jake Miller premieres the video for 'Overnight' - the title track from his current EP - today on People.com Directed by Edgar Esteves and shot in Los Angeles, the video features Miller co-starring in the steamy clip with five-time Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles. (more...)
Photo Flash: First Look at Julian Fellowes' THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS
by BWW News Desk - Oct 17, 2016 Production images have been released today for the major new musical THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS by Academy Award-winning screenwriter and Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes and Olivier Award-winning composer and lyricist duo George Stiles and Anthony Drewe. The production is currently playing at Theatre Royal Plymouth until 22 October followed by engagements at The Lowry in Salford and Mayflower Theatre in Southampton, prior to opening in London's West End. (more...)
BWW Review: South Coast Rep Reimagines Shakespeare in DISTRICT MERCHANTS
by Michael L. Quintos - Oct 17, 2016 Coming off the heels of another politically-charged play ALL THE WAY that they presented last month, Orange County's Tony Award-winning regional theater South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa is following up that searing drama with a staging of a brand new production of playwright Aaron Posner's DISTRICT MERCHANTS, a clever, thoughtful, and occasionally humorous re-imagining of William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. This time around, the play-a self-aware comedic drama set during America's post-Civil War Reconstruction era-continues performances through October 23, 2016. (more...)
BWW Dance Review: City Ballet Miscasts the Founder's Classics
by Juan Michael Porter II - Oct 17, 2016 The state of any company's dancing can be gauged by looking at how it performs its founder's work. Of course that is no easy feat to assess with City Ballet, what with its glorious repertoire. All the same, Wednesday October 12th's program found the company disconcertingly off the mark. In politics, we follow the money; in ballet, we follow the casting. (more...)
Guest Blog: Joannah Tincey On Adapting PRIDE AND PREJUDICE For Two Actors
by Guest Blogger: Joannah Tincey - Oct 14, 2016 I've loved Pride and Prejudice since I first read it. I think I was about 17, and I was caught up in the romance of it (no doubt fuelled by a great appreciation of Mr Firth's iconic Mr Darcy). In rereading the novel later in life, I was more struck by Austen's acerbic wit. It was much funnier than I remembered. I was also bowled over by the characters, and they were one of the main reasons I wanted to create a new adaptation, and specifically one with two actors. (more...)
LIFE IS FOR LIVING World Premiere to Celebrate Noel Coward at 59E59 Theaters
by BWW News Desk - Nov 9, 2016 59E59 Theaters will host the world premiere of LIFE IS FOR LIVING: CONVERSATIONS WITH COWARD, co-created by Simon Green and David Shrubsole. Starring Mr. Green with musical direction by Mr. Shrubsole, LIFE IS FOR LIVING: CONVERSATIONS WITH COWARD was researched by Jason Morell. Produced by Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, LIFE IS FOR LIVING: CONVERSATIONS WITH COWARD begins performances on Tuesday, December 13 for a limited engagement through Sunday, January 1. Press opening is Sunday, December 18 at 7:30 PM. (more...)
BWW Interview - Debut of the Month - LES LIAISONS DANGERUSES' Elena Kampouris
by Caryn Robbins - Nov 9, 2016 Today, 19-year-old Elena Kampouris speaks exclusively to BWW and explains why her Broadway debut has also marked her 'theatrical awakening'! (more...)
B Street Theatre's Family Series Presents ROBIN HOOD by Playwright Greg Banks
by BWW News Desk - Nov 9, 2016 The legendary Robin Hood of yore comes to life on the B Street stage with plenty of sword fighting, wordplay and physical comedy. (more...)
BWW Interview: Broadway Legend Ron Raines Previews His Concert in DC!
by Marissa Sblendorio - Nov 7, 2016 Luke Frazier and The American Pops Orchestra , Washington, DC's innovative hometown orchestra, will open their all-star 2016-2017 season with I'll Be Seeing You: A World War II Love Story on Veterans Day, Friday, November 11th. The show stars stars Broadway and TV favorite Ron Raines, as well as Florence Lacey, Claybourne Elder, and Rachel Eskenazi-Gold. (more...)
BWW's On This Day - November 5, 2016
by - Nov 5, 2016 Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on November 5 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events! (more...)
BWW Interview: Stars Of CityRep's A TUNA CHRISTMAS On The Southern-Fried Charm Of Their Special Holiday Show
by Ronn Burton - Nov 30, 2016 CityRep is bringing back their much-adored show, A Tuna Christmas, to delight Oklahoma City audiences yet again. The stars of the show, Donald Jordan and Jonathan Beck Reed, checked in with BroadwayWorld before one of their rehearsals to share their favorite memories of past productions, the challenges of portraying so many characters in one play, and the heart-warming message of this new Christmas classic. (more...)
BWW Interview - Debut of the Month - THE GREAT COMET's Grace McLean
by Caryn Robbins - Nov 30, 2016 Today, Grace McLean speaks exclusively with BWW about making her Broadway debut and explains the importance of telling new, original stories in contemporary theater. (more...)
BWW Recap: Liza's 'Summer Friday' Isn't Without Its Ups and Downs on YOUNGER
by Matt Smith - Nov 30, 2016 So, apparently while we're finishing up our turkey leftovers, prepping for a visit from the big man with the bag, and above all, bracing for snow it's bright and shiny summer in the YOUNGER-verse. But while the weather outside may not be frightful it's not quite all fun in the sun for Liza and Kelsey, who find themselves in hot water after a deal to secure Colin's manuscript goes rather awry. Ruh roh. (more...)
Dallas Attorneys Urge Drivers to Beware of the Three Deadly D's
by BWW News Desk - Nov 3, 2016 (more...)
BWW Interview: Alan Cumming on ALAN CUMMING SINGS SAPPY SONGS at The Brown Theatre
by Taylor Clemons - Nov 3, 2016 Prior to making his Louisville, KY debut on November 30th at the Brown Theatre, Alan Cumming took some time out of his very busy schedule to talk to me about Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs, co-hosting the Tony Awards, Reefer Madness, and much more. (more...)
Photo Flash: Opening Tonight - A BEEF AND BOARDS CHRISTMAS
by BWW News Desk - Nov 25, 2016 The heartfelt joy of the holiday season takes the stage in style at Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre as Santa and his friends celebrate the 24 th annual production of A Beef & Boards Christmas. (more...)
BWW Interview: Skylight's Gary Grossman Asserting His Passion Creating Safe Harbors For Nurturing New Talents
by Gil Kaan - Nov 25, 2016 Skylight Theatre's Artistic Director Gary Grossman will be honored at Skylight's SALUTE 2016 December 4 at the Colony Theatre in Burbank. Gary has been the driving common denominator of the Skylight Theatre Company and its previous incarnations: the Katselas Theatre company and the Camelot Artists Productions before. (more...)
BWW INTERVIEW: Laura Osnes Reflects on Her Journey to Broadway Ahead of Feinstein's/54 Below Show THE PATHS NOT TAKEN, and Why THE BANDSTAND is More Relevant Than Ever
by Casey Mink - Nov 23, 2016 Laura Osnes' journey to Broadway was anything but ordinary. Having competed on the reality series GREASE: YOU'RE THE ONE THAT I WANT, she went on to win and make her Great White Way debut as a brunette Sandy in 2007. She proceeded to make craterous impressions on Broadway, replacing Kelli O'Hara in Lincoln Center's SOUTH PACIFIC, as well as originating the role of Bonnie in BONNIE & CLYDE, earning the first of her Tony nominations, followed by the titular Cinderella in Broadway's first production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic, for which she earned her second. Osnes will return to Feinstein's/54 Below on November 27, kicking off a string of four shows in which she travels down the roads that might have been, performing songs from roles she nearly booked but, for one reason or another, never came to be. BroadwayWorld chatted with the sweet-as-pie multi-talent about why her forthcoming Broadway gig, THE BANDSTAND, is a vital piece of theater, her co-star Corey Cott, and the inspiration for her unusual cabaret premise (here's a spoiler: Osnes keeps a literal binder in her closet labeled 'Songs I Learned for Auditions'). (more...)
London Classic Theatre Announces New Tour of Terry Johnson's Award-Winning HYSTERIA
by BWW News Desk - Nov 22, 2016 Following the successful tour of Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party in 2016, today London Classic Theatre Artistic Director Michael Cabot announces a new production of Terry Johnson's Hysteria for spring 2017. (more...)
BWW Review: Exploring the Parallels of AMERICAN BUFFALO at Theater on the Edge
by Kimberly Moy - Nov 21, 2016 Capitalism is encapsulated in Theater on the Edge's portrayal of AMERICAN BUFFALO. Written by David Mamet, AMERICAN BUFFALO sits among the best modern American plays. While the play is a microscopic look into the lives of three men just trying to make a buck, it draws parallels to the underlying greed of corporate America. Theater on the Edge gives a raw, raucous, and honest production that would make Mamet proud. (more...)
BWW Recap: Massive Fan Theory Confirmed on Action-Packed WESTWORLD
by Jessica Naftaly - Nov 21, 2016 Only two more episodes of WESTWORLD left and the jam-packed show only intensifies with each week! This week Thandie Newton once again flexes her incredible acting muscles as Maeve truly begins taking control of her own narrative, some of our most asked questions begin to get answered, and the show confirms one of the most talked about theories surrounding it since the season started airing. (more...)
BWW Review: What it Means to Live with Origin Theatre Company's POISON
by Kristen Morale - Nov 19, 2016 Poison brings two people together in a cemetery to discuss the desecration and movement of their son's grave, as part of the cemetery's plan to expand. In a style that is incredibly that of Waiting for Godot, this divorced couple comes together and must wait for the person who will come speak to them about their son's grave; of course he doesn't show up. Not having seen or heard from one another in ten long years, they awkwardly await the man that is to save them from their discomfort of being reunited; when he never arrives, they begin to talk about the past. (more...)
BWW Recap: GREY'S ANATOMY Delivers some 'Crushing' Developments
by Lauren Gienow - Nov 18, 2016 The season 13 midseason finale of GREY'S ANATOMY provided some shocking revelations and set viewers up for two months of torture before the show returns on Jan 19th. Will Alex go to jail? Will Richard lose his job? And where the heck is Amelia??? (more...)
BWW Interview: Writer and Small Press Publisher Mistral Khan-Becerra
by Mark C. Lloyd - Nov 14, 2016 BWW Interviews: Writer and Small Press Publisher Mistral Khan-Becerra (more...)
BWW Recap: Premature Emasculation on THE WALKING DEAD
by Jennifer McHugh - Nov 14, 2016 Welcome to a special 90 minute episode of THE WALKING DEAD or, rather, More time for a lot of commercials. But there is no rest for the wicked as Negan makes his first visit to Alexandria way ahead of schedule. (more...)
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Director Bill Condon Talks New Songs & More Details!
by Movies News Desk - Nov 14, 2016 In an exclusive interview with ET, director Bill Condon (DREAMGIRLS, THE TWILIGHT SAGA) discussed the project, including new songs from Alan Menken which will be featured in the film. (more...)
BWW Interview - Harold Perrineau Talks Contemporary Relevancy of THE CHERRY ORCHARD
by Caryn Robbins - Nov 11, 2016 Talented actor Harold Perrineau speaks exclusively with BWW about the relevancy of this classic story in today's times. (more...)
BWW Interview- Charlie Frye (aka 'The Eccentric') Talks Broadway's THE ILLUSIONISTS
by Caryn Robbins - Dec 6, 2016 Today, THE ILLUSIONISTS' Charlie Frye speaks exclusively with BWW and explains why he takes his art seriously, but never takes himself seriously! (more...)
College of the Mainland Students Nominated for Regional Award
by BWW News Desk - Dec 5, 2016 College of the Mainland students Tyler Fayad and Mackenzie Land have been nominated for the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Irene Ryan Award for their performances in "C.O.M. Wasn't Built in a Day." (more...)
Erik Hassle to Release 'Innocence Lost' on RCA Records, 1/27
by BWW News Desk - Dec 5, 2016 Swedish soul-pop favorite artist, Erik Hassle is BACK and ready for big things in 2017, starting with the release of a brand new forthcoming album, INNOCENCE LOST, due January 27th 2017 via Record Company Ten/RCA Records. (more...)
BWW's On This Day - December 3, 2016
by - Dec 3, 2016 Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on December 3 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events! (more...)
BWW Interview: Anna-Jane Casey Talks ANNIE GET YOUR GUN
by Marianka Swain - Dec 2, 2016 Anna-Jane Casey made her West End debut in Cats, and has since starred in Chicago, West Side Story, Sunday in the Park with George and Billy Elliot, among others. She's currently in rehearsals for Sheffield Crucible's Christmas show, Annie Get Your Gun, in which she plays gun-totin' Annie Oakley. Previews begin on 9 December. (more...)
BWW Interview: Funnyman Gianmarco Soresi on His New Sketch Comedy Series, 'Matza Pizza,' Creative Freedom, and Why Our World Needs A Laugh Every Now and Then
by Courtney Savoia - Dec 1, 2016 NYC-based actor, stand-up comedian, and writer, Gianmarco Soresi, is leaving audiences in stitches once again with a new comedy sketch series, 'Matza Pizza' - his own creation with actor/producer Lindsay-Elizabeth Hand. With new videos each Monday, this highly entertaining series explores experiences and customs relative to Soresi's Jewish Italian heritage while asking the bigger questions related to the meaning of life and one's own existence. (more...) |


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Google Chrome is a web browser with highly customizable extensions. Let's find out the best Google Chrome extensions for Facebook.
The use of most modern web browsers can be extensively customized by installing extensions that are capable of experiencing the needs and tastes of the user. Undoubtedly, Google Chrome is the best among the more personalized web browser with extensions.
Many Facebook users usually use Google Chrome to access the popular social network. Thankfully, there are special extensions available at Chrome Web Store to improve and simplify the use of this social network. Below, we present a list of the 10 best Google Chrome extensions for Facebook. Check.
Facebook Notifications
This is an extension that displays Facebook notifications directly in your Google Chrome browser. Download Facebook Notifications Here.
This is an extension that enlarges the photos on Facebook and other websites simply by hovering over the mouse. Download Imagnus Here.
Social Fixer
This is an extension that allows you to fully customize the Facebook filtering content to display in the News Feed, allowing you to zoom photos and much more. Download Social Fixer Here.
Facebook Color Changer
This is an extension that allows you to change the colors of classic shades with Facebook to taste. Download Facebook Color Changer Here.
It is an extension that allows you to personalize the Facebook blocking ads, changing the colors and much more. Download Fabulous Here.
Facebook Invite All
This is an extension that allows you to invite all your friends to Facebook or in event pages with just one click. Download Facebook Invite All Here.
Facebook AdBlock
Tired of Facebook Ads? You can use Facebook AdBlock extension. This extension can remove all advertising on Facebook. Download Facebook AdBlock Here.
Facebook Chat Pro
This is an extension that enhances the use of Facebook chat with new features. You can receive Facebook notifications directly into your desktop, and get access to new features! Download Facebook Chat Pro Here.
FB Dislike
It is an extension that allows you to add the coveted I do not like on Facebook. Download FB Dislike Here.
Facebook Chat Sound
This extension allows you to customize the sounds of Facebook notifications. Change Facebook chat sound to other sounds. Download Facebook Chat Sound Here.
Note that all the proposed extensions are totally free and can be downloaded safely directly from the Chrome Web Store. Urging readers to indicate the extensions and applications missing from the list that can be useful in the management of Facebook. Your comments will also beneficial for other readers of the post. Thank you for reading.