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Bridgewater Crossing
Bridgewater Crossing is a 78 acre community nestled among 165 acres of wetland, nature reserve & a 45 acre deep water lake. It is situated just off Old Lake Wilson Road and all the major Disney theme parks are approximately a 15 minute drive away.
Bridgewater Crossing Orlando is actually located in Davenport, Florida which is south of the Orlando area. The vacation rentals in Bridgewater Crossing are set on 78 acres and surrounded by 165 acres of wetlands.
The vacation home rentals in Bridgewater Crossing are typically detached single family homes with 4, 5 and 6 bedrooms sleeping from eight to fourteen people depending on sleeping configurations.
The Bridgewater Crossing vacation homes community offers a swimming pool, tennis courts, volleyball, basketball and a picnic area. If needing a private pool home in Bridgewater, be sure to request one when making a reservation.
BridgeWater Crossing is just south of the Disney resort are and boast beautiful views and Florida charm. Thecommunity is surrounded by conservation land aswell as lakes filled with beautiful creatures that can only be found in the sunshine state.
BridgeWater Crossing is beautifully landscaped and boast grand homes with a great view. In just a few minutes you can be in the center of the action in Downtown Disney or even on the 192 attractions.
Super Markets near BridgeWater Crossing
Publix 7700 Osceola Polk Line Rd, Davenport, FL - (863) 420-3152
Wal-Mart 36205 Hwy 27, Haines City, FL - (863) 422-8145
7-Eleven 44249 Highway 27, Davenport, FL - (863) 424-1683
Fast Food around BridgeWater Crossing
McDonalds 44400 Highway 27, Davenport, FL - (863) 424-2269
Subway 1013 E Hinson Ave, Haines City, FL - (863) 422-5439
KFC 35854 Hwy 27, Haines City, FL - (863) 419-0310
Burger King US Highway 27 N, Davenport, FL - (863) 424-1484
Pizza Hut 127 W Hinson Ave, Haines City, FL - (863) 422-5945
Services near BridgeWater Crossing
Pharmacies CVS 7575 Osceola Polk Line Road, Davenport, FL - (321) 677-0531
Walgreens 8265 Champions Gate Blvd, Champions Gate, FL - (321) 677-0487
Doctors Walk In Clinic 2231 North Blvd W Davenport, FL 33837 - (863) 419-1428


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Radamel Falcao is expected to make his eagerly awaited comeback when Monaco take part in the Emirates Cup next week.
The Colombia international has been absent since damaging his cruciate knee ligament in a Coupe de France tie against Monts d'Or Azergues in January.
Falcao missed the World Cup as a result of the injury, despite a desperate late bid to be fit for the tournament in Brazil.
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"I think he will be able to start playing again at the Emirates Cup," Monaco head coach Leonardo Jardim told L'Equipe.
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What's your Mars colonisation strategy? Colonise Mars at your dinner table by building and managing a colony on Mars in a race to be the first to build a game winning water extraction station on the Martian North Pole!
Regular price: €39.95. Sale price available for a limited number of copies.
Mission to Mars 2049 is a fun to play family board where your objective is to build and manage your own colony on Mars. You will compete with the other players in a race to be the first coloniser of the Martian North Pole. You start with a single base on the outside of the map and build your colony larger until it stretches all the way up to the Polar Circle. The player who builds the Water Extraction Station in the centre of the map first, wins the game. In order to do that you will need lots of resources and a strategy on how to use the Mission Cards to your advantage. Scroll down to the bottom of this page for a more detailed "How to Play?" video!
Building tokens represent your colony on Mars. Bases are the locations that you have already colonized. Resource Stations will help you acquire much needed resources. There are 96 building tokens in the game in total in four different colors.
This is a custom made Game Die with 6 special symbols. When someone rolls air, food or minerals symbol, all resource stations produce that resource. Other symbols include "Robbery", "Discovery" and "Skip a turn".
The cards with the black and white backs are Mission cards. You can buy them during the game and they will let you do special actions that might or might not help you change the course of the game. The light ones are Peaceful missions and the dark ones are Aggressive missions. So you can choose if you want to be GOOD or BAD as a player. Mission cards help to keep tension in the game till the very last second and make it exciting.
Building Cost sheets are simple guides that will let you know how much everything costs in the game. To build a base, a resource station or a laboratory on the map you need to pay resources for them first and this sheet will show you how much. Buying Mission cards also cost resources.
There are three types of resources in the game: Air, Food and Minerals. In total there are 120 playing cards in the game:
Road cards are special type of resource cards that you only use to build a road. Each player needs to build a road only once per game to cross the polar ice cap and be able to build an H₂O station there.
Resource tokens are similar to resource cards. Except that they have bigger value, they are visible to everyone and are protected from stealing. Use resource tokens when you have too many resources or want to stockpile them.
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Learning from the latest trends in board game mechanics Mission to Mars 2049 is a fast-paced, competitive, addictive and unpredictable game that is fun to play from from beginning to end. It's designed to never lose its pace and to engage all players in the game giving them a chance to win till the very last minute. This is something you could never find in old fashioned games such as Monopoly and the like.
Mission to Mars 2049 is based on real scientific challenges that any future colonizers of Mars would face. The game is based in near future that if not us then our children will likely experience during their lifetime. You will not meet alien races, Martians or various galactic monsters in the game. This is a science fiction game and not a fantasy game. If you love science and Mars colonisation in real life, then rest assured that this game will not insult your intelligence.
Do you love strategic board games? Mission to Mars 2049 is all about strategy. Each player has a simple goal - to reach the planet's North Pole before anyone else. However, how you will beat your opponents to it, relies entirely on a strategy you will develop during the game. You can risk by buying Peaceful Mission cards and possibly get ahead faster this way, you can build resource stations as quickly as possible to have more resources coming in, you can play bad and attack other players by buying Aggressive mission cards or you can develop a strategy on your own. Depending on what strategies your opponents will choose, each game will require you to adapt and develop new strategies too.
Mission to Mars 2049 is printed by one of the best board game manufacturers in the world Ludo Fact Gmbh. in Germany. It features only the highest quality cardboard components, it is toy safety certified and every detail of it is made to be highly durable and last as long as possible. For the parts that might suffer most from usage over time or the parts that might get lost easily there are reserve parts already built in the game so that you can easily replace them without contacting us about it.
Frequently Asked Questions
The game is a creative strategy with lots of social elements and a bit of randomness. Kids starting from 7 years old can enjoy the basic aspects of the game like resource management and colony building but wont be able to stand against a seriously playing parent. However, kids starting from 12 years old and adults will find that they can dig deeper into strategies of the game provided by mission cards and different development scenarios. We suggest learning the Mission cards by heart if you wish to reduce the feeling of luck during the game. Returning players will find the game to be more strategy based while first time players will probably rely on luck.
Don't forget to shuffle the Mission Cards before playing! First time players may also find it useful to limit the use of Aggressive Mission cards at the beginning of the game. This can be done by allowing the use of the Aggressive Mission cards only as soon as at least one player has built three bases on the map. Using the Aggressive Mission cards without knowing their purpose and effect can lead to unexpected results so we recommend this house-rule before you've got yourself familiar with them.
The current edition of the game is printed at one of the world's top quality board game manufacturers "Ludo Fact" in Germany. All the components of the game are printed at a very high quality. The quality of the game components is visibly higher than that of the games printed at some manufacturers in China. The game also comes with reserve parts for the smaller tokens (1-3 reserve parts per token type and color) in case you would lose or have any of the original parts damaged.
The first edition of Mission to Mars 2049 will only be available in English language. However, we are working on language packs that you will be able to buy which will feature all the language-dependant elements in your native language. At the moment we have started printing of translation packs for German and Latvian languages. French, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Polish and others are planned to come this year. For these languages we will also offer you to download printable PDF files for free. You will be able to print simple versions of the game rules, mission cards and building cost sheets on your home printer. However, the language packs on our store will offer you high quality versions for these components, similar to the ones in the original game.
If you want to sleeve the game cards for longer durability please look for the Standard American Board Game size sleeves. The game cards are 56x87mm (2 1/4" x 3 1/2") large, they will come with a dispersion varnish for extra protection as well as white borders around them that will make wearing effects less visible.
In some European countries might see the game appear in the store shelves by July 2016. In the US and the rest of the World this might only happen in late 2016 or early 2017. However, you will be able to buy the game here on this website as well as on Amazon.co.uk in a couple of months. As soon as we start selling the game through wholesalers we will have to rise its price also on our website. So if you want to save money and receive the game as quickly as possible the best option is to pre-order the game from our website right now. We ship worldwide.


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A captivating, romantic suspenseful page-turner, sizzling with excitement, and a bumpy roller-coaster ride of unexpected events, which gives this first book of the Trilogy...
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...I bend my heart around the alluring rhythm of John Klemmer's, Touch, as I have before. "Da...dadada," I hum with a smile, as...gaze is as longing as mine, while he dangles a cube of cheese and I part my lips to catch it. And then sip more wine. Touch, the mesmerizing saxophone heralds a ritual, pulls me into deep river current grooves-of-dreams—my emotions in tow—nodding to the echoplex and percussions, promenading the bass that swooshes me deeper, until finally, the drums tap, frap, tap, awakening me to a reality, slow but sure. What about all the secrets? (Chp. 24)
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I Feel Like A Ball Of Dough. Being pummeled and pounced upon by hands that throw me all over a wooden board. With each sprinkle of flour uplifting my surface, more kneading is needed to blend it with the dough—me—as if I don't get the picture, already. I understand what...is doing to me. But, pretend, he does, to mold me into a uniform loaf of bread one day, and then, in a jinx, a soufflé the next. Adding more eggs to keep me resilient so that I won't become solid enough to hold my ground. Whisking my ingredients in a cold metal container and giving me just enough elasticity to bounce back, so he can pummel me again.... Sometimes I think that I should become... (Chp. 25)
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"This voice I heard wasn't the right one—couldn't figure out where it came from." ...snickers sarcastically. "But it wasn't.... So I tested her by blowing on her neck and slipping my hand up her... And when she didn't spring for a laugh, that's when I knew...I'd known. That it wasn't.... She hauled off and slapped me." He holds a sympathetic, nurturing hand over his groin. "And you won't believe where she kicked me, man." (Chp. 34)
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We are parents, teachers and professionals who love to be with kids. All of our instructors are FLIP trained and that means something! . The kids learn from us and we learn from the kids, and that's the way we like it! We offer parent & tot classes, preschool classes, school-aged programs, trampolining, birthday and preschool/group bookings, as well as those popular drop-in gym times.
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Butternut Squash Ravioli with Sherry Cream Sauce
By Willie Jackson, Saravá and Sergio's Restaurants
Step 1:
1 medium carrot, cut in half lengthwise
1 small sweet potato, cut in half lengthwise
1½ lbs. butternut squash
1½ tsp. salt
¾ tsp. pepper
¼ tsp. cinnamon
1/8 cup brown sugar
3 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil (EVOO)
Place carrot, sweet potato, and squash in a baking dish or on a sheet tray. Combine salt, pepper, cinnamon, and brown sugar. Sprinkle seasoning over vegetables and then drizzle with EVOO.
Bake at 350 degrees for 30-45 minutes or until tender, and then cool. Remove skin from squash and sweet potato.
Step 2:
1½ cup Spanish onion, diced
3 tbsp. Canola oil
2 tbsp. brown sugar
1 tbsp. red wine vinegar
In a sauté pan, caramelize onions on low heat for 20 minutes, then add Canola oil, brown sugar and red wine vinegar, and cook for an additional 10 minutes.
Step 3:
Combine vegetables from Step 1, caramelized onions from Step 2 and the items below in a medium mixing bowl. Mix gently. Do not over mix.
½ cup green onion, diced
Salt and pepper to taste
2 egg yolks
3 tbsp. heavy whipping cream
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1 egg
2 tbsp. water
2 large pasta sheets (Ohio City Pasta), cut into 2-inch squares
Mix egg and water well to make a wash. Brush edges of pasta squares with egg wash. Place ¾ tbsp. of butternut squash mixture in center of square. Place another square on top. Seal with fork. Bring 2 quarts of water to a boil and place ravioli in water until they float. Drain well.
Sherry Cream Sauce
2 cups sherry wine
2 tbsp. sherry vinegar (optional)
¼ cup red onion, minced
1¾ cup heavy cream
Combine sherry wine, vinegar, and red onions, and bring to a boil. Reduce wine to ¼ cup and add heavy cream. Bring to a boil for 1½ minutes. Salt and pepper to taste.


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But is it art? BMW art cars come to London
BMW is linking up with the ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art), the Mayor of London and the London 2012 Festival to put on an exhibition of BMW Art Cars painted by such famous names as Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol and David Hockney.
The exhibition will take place in Shoreditch, the home of BritArt, and the only place in the world where a genuine appeal for a lost cat was once mistaken for a piece of installation art by Tracy Emin. It will be in an NCP car park at 35 Great Eastern Street EC2A 3ER from 21 July - 4 August 2012.
The first BMW Art Car was designed for the 1975 Le Mans 24 hours when French racing driver and auctioneer Hervé Poulain invited his friend Alexander Calder to design a car that married artistic excellence to 'an already perfect object' (his words, not ours).
Since then some of the biggest names in contemporary art have added to the collection creating a wide range of artistic interpretations. David Hockney's 1995 Art Car paints the inside of the car on the outside, revealing everything from internal engine parts to a dog in the back. Rauschenberg incorporates photographic transfers of Ingres paintings while Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein used the canvas of the car to try and portray the essence of speed.


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The Cape Elizabeth 9/10 softball all star team coasted to victory in their district tournament opener last week, but tonight they got a taste of true tournament grit to learn what they are made of. Turns out their nerves are made of steel.
The strong pitching and defense of a surprisingly resilient Deering/Portland team gave Cape all they could handle for 5 and 2/3 innings before the sleeping giant awoke. The early part of the game was predominantly a pitcher's duel between Kathryne and Sadie (of Deering), and the game was scoreless until the bottom of the 3rd. Kathryne had a slight upper hand to that point, recording all of her outs on K's. Sadie relied on a combination of Ks and a solid defense that recorded a number of routine ground and pop outs flawlessly. In the bottom of the 3rd, Deering broke through on 2 walks and a deft delayed steal of home plate. They added another run in the 4th when another baserunner scampered home safe on a passed ball despite a close play engineered by Katharine and Kathryne.
Meanwhile, Deering continued to thwart the Cape hitters with consistent defense. The Capers entered the top of the 6th still posting a goose egg but confident with the heart of the line-up approaching the plate. Things looked promising when Dana singled and moved to second. However, the Capers and their fans were dumbstruck when the Deering shortstop made an acrobatic over the shoulder catch of Clara's pop fly to the right side of second base and doubled Dana off who was merely a step off the bag. Indeed, it seemed that the fates favored Deering. Down to their last out, however, the Capers climbed up off the mat like a punch drunk fighter gathering the stamina for one final blow.
Kat, who put the ball in play on all four of her at bats singled to keep the Capers alive and yielded to courtesy runner, Abigail. Esme, who safely reached base on all of her five at bats, followed and did not disappoint in this appearance. When the dust settled, Abigail was on 3rd, Esme was on 2nd, and the Capers had a pulse. With the bench alive and cheering wildly, the spotlight fell on Emma and with a two strike count, she rolled a grounder that ate up the pitcher and resulted in a throwing error at 1st base. Abigail and Esme scurried home, the game was tied and the Cape side was delirious. The Capers were temporarily stopped there, but Kathryne gave up only one walk and struck out the side in the home half, sending the game into extra frames.
In the top of the 7th, the Capers offense finally shined. After Hannah walked and Analise singled, the runners advanced and then Kathryne hit a soft fly that the 2nd baseman dropped. The fielder recovered nicely to cut down Hannah trying to score and keep the game tied., However, Dana then walked to load the bases, and Clara strolled to the plate intent to break through after twice popping out. After the Deering coach called timeout to gather his team and strategize, Clara jumped on the first pitch with a deep line drive to right center field, driving in all 3 runners and finishing with a clean stand-up triple - her third bases clearing hit of tournament play. For good measure, Kat singled her home.
Deering made it mildly interesting the final half, scoring a two-out run. With another runner on, the final batter then hit a soft roller past Kathryne's outstretched glove, but a charging Dana quickly turned a low flip that Clara expertly scooped and the Capers finally breathed more easily, closing out the 6-3 victory.
Kathryne turned in a special pitching performance, throwing all 7 innings and recording the first 19 outs on strikeouts before letting her defense help her with two groundouts in the 7th. Lydia threw on the catcher's gear and handled the plate duties beautifully after an injury abruptly ended Katharine's game in the 5th. Meghan contributed to the team effort in the middle innings. As always, the Capers supported each other up and down the line-up.
After the hard scrabble win, the Capers remain alone with South Portland in the winner's bracket of the District 6 tournament. The rival neighbors meet on Thursday night at Pine Street. Doubtless, both teams will have legions of supporters cheering them on, but only the Capers have a defining motto.
Have a dream, make a plan, do the work. Go Cape!


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Time to Take Notes!
Lesson 5 of 15
Objective: SWBAT watch a video on weather and complete a notetaking guide for the video. SWBAT record the day's weather in their meteorologist logbook.
Prepare the Learner
Morning Message
I review position words with students as needed. I have student place their hands under their chin, behind their head, over their head, etc. I vary the position words daily and repeat most of them because my students are second language learners and this helps build fluency with these words.
My students have the most trouble with between, so I have the practice putting their head between their hands, placing their hands near each ear.
Write the following on chart paper or on the board:
The soft sand is under my feet.
The hot sun is in the sky.
The bathing suit is far from the towel.
We look for shade to get out of the heat.
The season is summer.
We read each sentence and students interact with the message by underlining the position words (under, in far).
I have students talk to partners to identify the capital letter at the beginning of the sentence, sight words and punctuation marks. (Suggestion: Underline the capital letters in green, circle the periods in red, and sight words may be highlighted in yellow.)
I ask students what information the morning message gave to show it was summer.
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Blended Learning
View video "Weather" ( http://app.discoveryeducation.com/search?Ntt=weather&N=18340)
Using video is something I am incorporating in my classroom much more with Common Core. As students get older, they will be expected to listen to learn in addition to read to learn. Using this video with the support of the book sets the stage for just that!
Students are seated on the carpet with me in front of the SmartBoard. I tell the kids: We are going to watch a video about Weather. A video is sort of like a big book that we listen to. It is almost the same as when I read you a book, but this 'book' has moving pictures! Just like with out books, I want you to listen to learn.
- 1st view is in its entirety as an unencumbered view. I do this so that students get the gist of the video.
Students move to their desks for the second viewing of the video because they will be listening for and recording information gleaned from the video onto a Note Taking Guide
- 2nd view: I play video and stop at :30 for students to read question. I say: Let's read the question together. (What is weather?) I ask: Did anyone hear what the video told us the answer is to that question? (Weather is changes in the air around us)I say: Let's trace answer on note taking guide. I have the students trace the words weather, changes and air. I model tracing the words on the document camera as students follow me and trace at the same time.
- Say: We are going to watch the rest of the video to discover the four kinds of weather. Be listening for the types of weather and what it looks like in the picture.
- I stop video at 1:12 to record two kinds of weather. I model: I heard ___ and ___. So I am going to draw those two types in my first two boxes. Eyes on me. You are watching. (students watch me as I illustrate two weather types) I up the rigor for challenge: I am going to write the words that go with my weather pictures. Help me sound them out and I am going to write them in the box with the picture! We sound the words out together. They tell me letters to write as I stretch the word. I direct: Boys and girls, you may write the words or draw pictures or do both like I did!
Students illustrate and/or may write words for two types of weather they heard on the video. I am monitoring and assisting where necessary. I do this to offer that individual support that is so important to student learning.
- Continue to the end of the video and let students draw two more kinds of weather in the last two boxes. I encourage students to try to write the words that go with their weather picture by using the letters and sounds they know. They can also use our sound spelling cards to help them. Here is a student note taking guide!
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Extend Understanding
The Weather Song
This is the fifth lesson in the unit. We sing The Weather Song many times throughout the unit to remind the kids of what each season brings. It is a fun quick warm up to any lesson on seasons and can also help kids remember the order of the seasons.
I almost always (sometimes there just isn't an action) give the students some TPR (Total Physical Response) to help them remember the song and the weather types. It is a common strategy used with second language learners, but it can be used with any student!
Sing/ Chant "The Weather Song"
(Tune: Row, Row, Row your Boat).
What is the weather today,
I can't wait to see.
Sunny, rainy, windy, cloudy,
Which one will it be?
Song Motions
For the first line we hold our hands up with palms up as if asking a question.
For the second line we point to our eyes.
For the third verse we hold up a finger for each type of weather.
For the last verse we hold our hands up with palms up as if asking a question.
Because this is a unit on Seasons and weather, we will act as meteorologists throughout the unit, observing and recording the daily weather. We want the kids to make personal connections to their learning so they see it as meaningful learning, and this logbook does just that!
I ask: What is the date today? We write the date.
I ask: What is the weather like outside today? We draw the weather, circle the word that names the weather.
I ask: What sentence could we write to go with our weather picture? What words can we use to describe or tell about our picture? We write a simple sentence describing their daily observation (It is sunny. We see rain.).
I ask: How many boxes should we color in for our weather today? (one) Do we color from the bottom up or the top down? (bottom up) Students will then record the daily weather on a bar graph in their log.
After completing log, students will discuss with a partner the weather results for the week. (How many sunny days? How many windy days?, Which weather condition has more?, has less? Etc..)


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Coming off the huge success of "There's Something About Mary" a decade ago and looking to establish his own shingle, Ben Stiller's quest to find a production partner wasn't too unlike the experience of working through a brace of blind dates.
"My agent set me up with a bunch of people who were production partner types," he explains. "These were all great people, but it felt sort of strange that you have to be connected to someone you don't know at all."
Things finally clicked thanks to a referral from TV writer Jerry Stahl, whom Stiller portrayed in the 1998 adaptation of Stahl's autobiography, "Permanent Midnight." Stahl introduced Stiller to his friend Stuart Cornfeld, who had produced an eclectic range of titles including "The Elephant Man," "European Vacation" and "The Fly."
"We hit it off, and we've been working at it ever since," says Stiller of the man who became his partner in Red Hour Films. "He's all about writers and developing the script."
Today, Red Hour employs a staff of eight and enjoys a first-look deal with DreamWorks. Stiller has added a third partner, Jeremy Kramer, a former Miramax exec with whom he and Cornfeld bonded amid the tough process of shooting "Duplex" in 2003.
Starring Stiller alongside Drew Barrymore and grossing just over $19 million worldwide, "Duplex" represented a disappointing step back for Red Hour, especially after the shingle had so successfully showcased Stiller's unique comedic voice two years earlier with its initial offering, the offbeat "Zoolander."
"Audiences weren't sure how to laugh at a young couple who wanted to kill a cute old lady," says Kramer, summing up the film's key commercial limitation.
Since that ill-fated sophomore effort, however, Red Hour has enjoyed a pretty steady stream of comedic hits, starting with 2004's classic TV spoof "Starsky & Hutch" (which took in more than $170 million in worldwide box office), "DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story" ($168 million), "Blades of Glory" ($146 million) and this year's "Tropic Thunder" (better than $170 million).
This rather impeccable batting average when it comes to feature laughs has freed Red Hour to explore new realms. Earlier this year, for example, the shingle released horror-thriller "The Ruins" through DreamWorks. The early-summer release generated only middling box office heat but seemed to represent a new ethos for Stiller and his partners: Do what's interesting.
In fact, Stiller got the bug to adapt "The Ruins" after reading an unfinished manuscript from Scott Smith's novel. In a similar vein, Red Hour is working to adapt George Saunders' dark, satirical "CivilWarLand in Bad Decline," about a Civil War theme-park operator who hires a trained killer to take out a menacing gang. It's also working on a biopic about pianist Oscar Levant, who was known for battling a personal demon or two.
"One of the things that attracted me to Red Hour is that the company picks projects because it loves the material or the people behind it, not because they're trying to program something," Kramer says.
Adds Cornfeld: "Our approach is much more about a specific process rather than trying to figure out show business."
Red Hour's feature success has given it a certain gravitas to go into other areas. The company recently struck a pilot deal with Fox to develop "The Station," a half-hour laffer from scribe Kevin Napier focused on the interoffice minglings in a covert CIA facility in South America.
"When we first started out, we tried to have a TV division, then we realized how much work that was," Stiller says. "Back then, just getting movies made was enough of a challenge."


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25 perfect pieces to nail the winter wedding guest dress code...
Winter wedding guest outfits: just where do you really start when you can'y just slip into a summer dress?
'A great blazer is key in colder months,' advises Mare Claire's fashion editor, Lucia Debieux. 'It's the one thing that will really pull your whole look together if you get it right.' From velvet, to fall florals we've found the best blazers to shrug on over your wedding outfit to keep you warm but looking cool.
When it comes to the rest of your outfit, don't be restricted by traditional wedding guest rules. These days, you're far more likely to see guests experimenting with shapes and colour. Plus, choosing something modern means you can get away with wearing it to other events: from meeting the parents, to the work holiday party – who said Christmas party dresses couldn't be chic?
And of course, you don't have to go for a dress. Jumpsuits and luxe tailoring are more than wedding-appropriate these days, and the the high street is full of amazing statement skirts this season – from flirty lace to slinky sequins.
Naturally, the style of wedding ceremony you're invited to can dictate your look. Church ceremonies generally call for covered shoulders, while evening weddings tend to require a black tie dress code. Finding the right accessories is the best way to elevate your outfit for the evening, so check out J.W.Anderson's gorgeous new range of elegant but directional jewellery.
Luckily, winter's the time for some of the best shopping deals around and if you love a steal then we've curated a few guides to the best Black Friday clothing deals and Black Friday dresses around. From the jaw dropping couture gowns in our Black Friday designer deals page to something a little more wallet-friendly (but no less chic) in our M&S Black Friday sale and Topshop Black Friday edits, there's loads to sift through. Our sister site InStyle UK has also got their eye on the ball, with Black Friday fashion deals and a collection of the best Net a Porter deals around – uh, yes please?
And last, but definitely not least, – the shoes. There's no need to splash out on a pair of sky scrapers – let's be honest you've got a long day and a lot of dancing ahead of you. Block heels in luxe materials, or embellished flats are the key to looking polished and lasting on the dance floor.
Scroll on to see our full edit of the best winter wedding guest outfits in store now…
Matalan Floral Print Midi Dress, £18
Add winter florals to your wedding guest wardrobe.
Whistles Diamond Print Silk Culottes, £110
These fluid silk culottes will look great with a navy pussy bow blouse and metallic accessories.
Warehouse Painted Floral Cami, £35
Wear this floral top with cream culottes for a fresh take on winter dressing.
French Connection Mismatch Stud Earring Set, £34
Curated, miss-matched earrings are the perfect way to add a personal touch to your outfit.
Mango Sequin Sandals, £49.99
These sparkly shoes are destined for the dancefloor. The soft gold tone will match any ensemble and will see you through the party season in style.
Zara Velvet Embroidered Culottes, £69.99
Ticking off the velvet and embroidery trend, these stylish culottes are bound to bag you lots of compliments.
Accessorize Double Circle Choker Necklace Pack, £8
Give a nod to 90s minimalism and layer these dainty chokers up with a slinky slip dress.
Zara Lightning Detail Minaudiere Clutch, £45.99
This pretty little clutch will add a splash of colour to an winter ensemble.
Monsoon Surita Pyjama Jacket, £69
Pyjama dressing is one of the best trends to wear for a day-to-night wedding; dance 'til dawn, then flop straight into bed.
ASOS Lost Ink Dancer Double Ankle Strap Block Heeled Shoes, £35
Wear these gold shoes with super-fine silver socks and be the belle of any ball.
New Look Navy Velvet Quilted Tassle Shoulder Bag, £15.99
Add a vintage touch to your outfit with this pretty velvet bag.
J.W.Anderson Double-Sphere Gold-Plated Hoop Earrings, £154 at Matches Fashion
The Marie Claire fashion team have fallen head over heels for J.W.Anderson's new jewellery line. Add a a high fashion spin to any outfit with these super-cool earrings.
Next Navy Printed Culotte Jumpsuit, £58
Hitting just above the ankle, show off a pair of matching bold red shoes with this floral jumpsuit.
Next Navy Floral Full Skirt, £55
Balance the fullness of this skirt with a fitted Victorian-style blouse and dainty Mary Janes.
Matalan Bardot Plisse Dress, £14
This Bardot dress is bang on trend.
Topshop RIOJA Embroidered Sandals, £40
Show off these super-cool wrapped sandals with cropped tailored trousers.
Topshop Sheer Peg Leg Jumpsuit, £69
Never underestimate the the time-saving super-powers of a jumpsuit. Simply slip a velvet blazer on top, add heels and you're good to go.
Miss Selfridge Blue Ruffle Cold Shoulder Top, £18
Wear with silk navy culottes for a tonal take on wedding dressing.
Mango Flower Print Dress, £79.99
Winter dresses like this that will still work in summer are a real find.
Topshop Petite Velvet Crinkled Jumpsuit, £39
The ever-popular 'cold shoulder' trend is going nowhere - this jumpsuit will serve you well for many weddings to come.
Anya Hindmarch 'Georgiana' Clutch, £550 at Net-A-Porter
Minimalists will appreciate Anya Hindmarch's style mantra: dress simply, then add joyful accessories.
Dolce & Gabbana Floral Print Skirt, £575 at Net-A-Porter
Brighten up a dark outfit with a pretty print.
Ganni 'Emiko' Metallic Jacquard Top, £100 at Browns
This elegant top will look gorgeous with tailored cigarette trousers and a tuxedo blazer.
M&S Velvet Single Button Blazer, £85
Shoulder rope this plush velvet blazer over a silk slip dress and prepare to turn heads.
See by Chloé's 'Hana' Bag, £318 at Net-A-Porter
This chic bag is perfect for wearing across the body to keep your hands free for taking lots of photos at your friend's wedding.
Hope & Ivy Midi Dress in Lace and Embroidery, £80
We wouldn't usually advocate wearing black to a wedding but this Hope & Ivy dress is super pretty.


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- intellectual property law
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- Lee Bygrave University of OsloNorway
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- internet governance
- Leonhard Dobusch University of InnsbruckAustria
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"It's such a joy to be singing with the exceptional vocal quality of the National Children's Chorus. I love working with an organization so dedicated to music education." World renowned opera star Lisa Vroman
Los Angeles/New York (PRWEB) November 14, 2012
In a bi-coastal celebration of the season, Internationally acclaimed soprano Lisa Vroman is performing with 150 members of the [National Children's Chorus (NCC) and a chamber orchestra in two evening concerts themed "Candlelight" – Thursday, November 29 in Los Angeles and Saturday, December 8 in New York.
The Los Angeles concert is at 7 p.m. at the Broad Theater in Santa Monica and the New York concert is at The Church of St. Paul the Apostle. Tickets are $125 for VIP reserved seating, $65 for premier, $45 for section A, $35 for section B.
NCC's artistic director Luke McEndarfer, along with associate artistic director Dr. Pamela Blackstone, leads the concerts featuring Antonio Vivaldi's Gloria followed by a combination of holiday music performed like no other this season – by a world-renowned opera singer with 150 children singing in harmony with her, accompanied by a chamber orchestra.
Selections include Carol of the Bells, Dodi Li and a Nigerian piece entitled Betelehemu. Additionally, Vroman will solo on jazzy arrangements of Silent Night and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, ending with a surprise encore announced from the stage.
The NCC is America's leading treble chorus, with a set of ensembles in Los Angeles and New York. In residence at The Broad Stage in Santa Monica, the NCC is one of a few youth arts organizations in the world to have its entire concert season presented by a professional concert hall. This is the fourth season at the Broad Stage and the second in New York. The 2012/2013 season is entitled "Traditions," presenting an eclectic array of musical styles, drawing on American cultural roots.
Students of the NCC in Los Angeles and New York are represented by more than 60 schools throughout both cities and meet weekly for rehearsal and musicianship study.
Both chorus groups will travel to participate in each other's hometown concerts.
McEndarfer, who is credited with taking the group bi-coastal in 2010 said, "This project provides an unprecedented opportunity for the NCC's mission to be realized, through the collaborative artistry of our students in both Los Angeles and New York. We're truly ecstatic with the educational experience it will bring our talented young vocalists."
Vroman starred for several years on Broadway as Christine Daae in The Phantom of the Opera. As Christine, she garnered Theatre Critic's awards for the role in a record- breaking run in San Francisco, and did a return engagement at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles. Vroman starred as Rosabella in The Most Happy Fella, making her New York City Opera debut with Paul Sorvino in the title role. She played Charlotte in A Little Night Music with Michigan Opera Theatre, starring Leslie Uggams and Ron Raines and when she made her Carnegie Hall debut with the New York Pops, she starred as Lili Vanessi in Kiss Me Kate with Glimmerglass Opera.
Looking forward to her first concert with a children's choir, Vroman said, "It's such a joy to be singing with the exceptional vocal quality of the National Children's Chorus. I love working with an organization so dedicated to music education. The program for the concert is fantastic, and our audiences in Los Angeles and New York are going to love it!"
A pianist, conductor and voice coach, McEndarfer has been artistic director since 2004 and is integral to all facets of the chorus' development from spearheading auditions and vocal training, to choosing material, to fostering relationships and securing collaborations with artists and organizations. McEndarfer will oversee the organization's upcoming auditions Saturday, January 5 in Los Angeles and Tuesday, January 8 in New York. For audition information please visit: http://www.nationalchildrenschorus.com/.
McEndarfer oversees NCC's extensive curriculum which includes college-level conducting, composition, music theory, sight-singing in the Kodály Method, and individual voice training in the bel canto style under the guidance of Michael Dean, department chair at the UCLA School of Music. Through a holistic approach to educating the total musician within each child, recent graduates from the program have gone on to be accepted at top schools around the country, such as USC's Thornton School of Music, UCLA's Herb Alpert School of Music, UC Berkeley, the Curtis Institute of Music, Manhattan School of Music and The Juilliard School.
McEndarfer is recognized for establishing the organization's reputation for excellence and adventurous programming including numerous critically acclaimed interpretations of Poulenc's Gloria, Mozart's Requiem, and Lauridsen's Lux Aeterna. Forging unique performance relationships, he has also orchestrated concert appearances with a long list of artists and performing arts organizations that include the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Los Angeles Opera Company, the Los Angeles Master Chorale, the Joffrey Ballet, Josh Groban, James Smith, Lucinda Carver, and soon, Grammy-winning soprano Jessica Rivera.
His work includes several motion picture soundtracks; most recently on Paramount Pictures' 2009 feature film Imagine That, starring Eddie Murphy. For the film, McEndarfer selected, arranged and conducted sections of the score and also appeared as the Music Teacher on screen. Television and radio credits include conducting performances in the musical act on Jay Leno's former Tonight Show, and a live performance on KLSX as part of a 2005 Christmas special.
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Eighty-nine days sounds like a long time. A bit under fourteen weeks sounds a bit shorter. Less than three months sounds even shorter. These are all different ways to express the time between now and my departure on the trans-America trip. It seems like ages ago when I sat my wife Debbie down last November and told her that I wanted to make this trip a reality, but it actually wasn't that long ago.
My point to all this rambling is that June 16th will be here very quickly. The part of me that loves to just get on my bike and ride is saying, "Bring it on! I can't wait to get the trip underway." The other part of me that is highly motivated to accomplish the main focus of the trip to increase awareness and raise funds for Leader Dogs is saying, "There is so much to do in order to do this well and so little time to get everything done." Hurry up, slow down, hurry up,... and so on it goes.
My fellow Lions Club members have been super supportive with our planning. In fact, I think many of them are more excited than I am which I really appreciate. They keep me going and focused. I know we wouldn't be as far along in our work without their support, advice and encouragement. The great folks at Leader Dogs for the Blind (LDB) have also been amazing. Our semi-weekly phone conference calls have been extremely helpful and supportive. Each and every passing day I am more impressed with the work of this great team at LDB. Additionally, both Debbie and I will be traveling back to Leader Dog headquarters in a few weeks to visit and see first hand the campus and meet both clients and the LDB team in person. Getting to make this visit is almost like a dream come true for us. Both Debbie and I feel as though this experience will help us become more aware of all the services LDB provides and thereby helping us to become better ambassadors.
Welcome to Cycling for Leader Dogs.
Cycling for Leader Dogs is a trans-America solo bicycle tour from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine. The goal of this effort is to increase awareness and raise money in support of Leader Dogs for the Blind.
Follow us on FACEBOOK. Keep track of Lion Mark's progress through his ONLINE CYCLING JOURNALS.
Curious what his route will be? Take a look at the the TRIP ROUTE MAP. Have questions? Send Lion Mark an EMAIL.
Follow us on FACEBOOK. Keep track of Lion Mark's progress through his ONLINE CYCLING JOURNALS.
Curious what his route will be? Take a look at the the TRIP ROUTE MAP. Have questions? Send Lion Mark an EMAIL.
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Press Release: Cycling for Leader Dogs
Cycling for Leader Dogs
Most of us probably had a "back to school" assignment as children where we were asked to write about, "What I did over my summer vacation?" This fall, La Center, Washington school superintendent Mark Mansell will have plenty to talk about if he was asked to complete the same assignment.
He is planning on riding his bicycle from Portland, Oregon across the country all the way to Portland, Maine or approximately 3,500 miles. "I enjoy challenges and I love to learn", Mansell said. "Given the chance to attempt something like this is a very special opportunity that is extremely exciting."
Putting in the miles is just part of the challenge Mansell is putting before himself. He is also a member of the La Center Lions Club and has decided to raise money for Leader Dogs for the Blind. "Given the time commitments of my job, I have not really been able to participate in many Lion's functions beyond our local community. When my school board gave me a two month sabbatical, I jumped at the idea of working to support Leader Dogs", Mansell said.
The goal is to raise at least $35,000 in order to help someone in need to receive a service dog. To achieve this goal, Mansell (with the support of his home club and interested clubs along the trip route) will work to secure nearly 1,000 sponsors as part of a "penny per mile" for Leader Dogs effort. All donations of $35 or more will receive a Cycling for Leader Dogs vest pin commemorating this solo cross-country bicycle trip.
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