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17 Shakespeare Films Worth Watching
Though there's nothing like seeing Shakespeare live on stage, the magic of cinema can bring new light to the Bard's classic works—and can allow us to view timeless performances over and over again.
17 Shakespeare Films Worth Watching
Though there's nothing like seeing Shakespeare live on stage, the magic of cinema can bring new light to the Bard's classic works—and can allow us to view timeless performances over and over again.
The Monologuer: Find the Perfect Monologue
Looking for a killer monologue for your next audition or acting class? Backstage's monologue database, The Monologuer, provides you with quick access to hundreds of high-quality monologues.
With The Monologuer you can browse through individual monologues or find monologues conveniently grouped together by authors or productions.
6 Tips for Creating Your Own Big Break
Eric Tucker formed his critically lauded theater troupe Bedlam only two years ago, and now directs himself in both "The Seagull" and "Sense and Sensibility."
6 Monologue Tips from Drama Professor Bill Demastes
A scholar of 20th and 21st century drama, Demastes knows a lot about how to select, examine, and deliver a great monologue.
How Shakespeare Can Make Your Child a Better Actor
Ken Ludwig, author of "How to Teach Your Children Shakespeare," shares advice on introducing children to the Bard's work.
9 Questions With...Christian Borle
Fresh off his most recent Tony nomination, Broadway's codpiece-wearing rock star chats with Backstage about playing Shakespeare, his life-changing audition for Stanley Tucci, and his crush on a certain co-star.
154 Sonnets for Shakespeare's 451st Birthday
Read one of the Bard's sonnets in Central Park April 24 at Shakespeare's Birthday Sonnet Slam! Shall I compare thee to a spring day?
How Shakespeare Can Make You a Better Actor
Stanley Wells, perhaps the greatest living authority on William Shakespeare's life and work, tells Backstage readers about his all-time favorite performances, and how actors are necessary to bring "fresh illumination" to the Bard's words.
Ethan Hawke and the Cast of 'Macbeth' on Shakespeare Training (Slideshow)
We chatted with the cast of the upcoming Lincoln Center revival of "Macbeth," starring Ethan Hawke in the title role, about their Shakespeare training and how they're approaching their characters.
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Walking Across Europe is superb so get on your walking boots to see the region at its very best and really get away from it all.
For a gentle walk choose Austria's Lake District in Salzkammergut. Snow-capped peaks, pine-clad hills, lush green meadows and unspoilt forest trails are all waiting for you on this walking holiday, with no compromises, this is one of the most beautiful walking holidays you will ever set off on; Luxury 4-star hotels throughout; swimming opportunities every day.
Crystal-clear, turquoise lakes, babbling streams, tranquil shores, secluded bays create a perfect backdrop to your trip, also making up the swimming opportunities, and let's be honest, who wouldn't want to be relaxing in a secluded bay in Austria on their walking holiday.
Picturesque waterfront villages, postcard-pretty castles and cobbled streets crammed with attractive frescoed houses allow the walker to delve deeper into the Austrian culture and be taken in by the tradition and beauty with which it is surrounded.
Varied rest day choices: watersports, mountain rail rides, lake cruisers and Mozart's fairytale city of Salzburg. A rest day on this walking holiday is much the same as any other; rest, for the day. Do what and go wherever you feel like, but on this holiday in this part of Austria, you won't want to stay put.
Spectacular scenic views, wooded forest trails, picture-perfect 'chocolate box' villages and swimming opportunities galore! The walks are relaxed, following mainly well marked routes, with options to extend most days. This walking holiday is for everybody, whilst all the walks provide brilliant scenery and views throughout; they are all achievable by any type of walker, thus making it enjoyable for any walker.
You stay in unrivalled 4-star luxury, family-run hotels throughout. With never more than 30 rooms, the hotels are all calm and relaxing places to stay, with 'feel good' wellness centres and high levels of quality and attention to detail. All of our hotels allow the walker to come home from a wonderful days exploring and relax in peaceful surroundings.
Day 1 – Arrive in Bad Ischl
Day 2 – Bad Ischl to Strobl 14km/4 hr or 19km/6hr
Day 3 – In Strobl
Day 4 – Strobl to St Gilgen 14km/4hr
Day 5 – In St Gilgen
Day 6 – St Gilgen to Fuschl 12km/3hr
Day 7 – In Fuschl
Day 8 – Fuschl to Mondsee 11km/3hr
Day 9 – Leave Mondsee
8 night, hotel-to-hotel, self-guided walking. Departing Every two days from 15 May '13 to 22 Sep '13
For more information about the price and the date, visit www.headwater.com
For more moderate walking head to Tyrol region. Its capital town Innsbruck has many beautiful medieval buildings. Through cable cars you can reach a wide range of high level walks. This is a perfect example of a value-for-money holiday. At reasonable prices, you not only get 4-star hotel with heated indoor pool, saunas, steam bath and excellent food, but a glorious mix of snow-capped peaks, dramatic valleys, picturesque forests on this independent walking holiday with choices of level every day to maximise your comfort level of walking.
Perfect signposting, mountain lifts and cable cars, 450km of walking trails make it easy to find your way around during your stay in Austria.
Traditional Tyrolean villages, pretty frescoed houses, onion-domed churches, panoramic trailside restaurants for lunch, the same as many walking holidays allows the holiday walker to see the country they are visiting in the light and cultural traditions it is supposed to be seen in.
7 night, single centre, self-guided walking. Departing Saturdays from 25 May '13 to 21 Sep '13
Day 1 – Arrive at Innsbruck
Day 2 – Hochmoos and the Wildmoos 14km/9mi/5hr
Day 3 – Frenchman's Climb and the Leutaschklamm Gorge 15km/9mi/6hr
Day 4 – Gaistal Balcony Walk 17km/11mi/5.5hr
Day 5 – Free Day
Day 6 – Walk on the Wild Side 11km/7mi/3hr or 13km/8mi/4hr
Day 7 – Seefeld High Mountain Walk 12km/8mi/3.5hr
Day 8 – Return home
To sign in for this walking tour, go to www.headwater.com
Austria has six National Parks where you can admire Austrian flora and fauna. The most famous national park in Austria is the Hohe Taurern National Park. This huge nature reserve of almost 2000 square kilometres has two, opposite to each other, looks. On one hand it's one of Austria's wildest and most natural high mountains. But on the other hand you'll find some of Austria's friendliest and most inviting mountain pastures here.The Hohe Taurern National Park covers part of the provinces of Carinthia, Salzburg and Tyrol and is a classic walking holiday destination. Here you can see Austria's highest mountain, the Grossglockner, as well as Austria's biggest glacier. There are also many waterfalls and alpine meadows full of wildflowers to enjoy during your walks.
Another magical place to go on foot is the Kalkalpen National Park. It's Austria's largest protected forest area. If you go walking in this part of Austria you may want to explore some of its many interesting caves and karst landscapes. Species like Brown Bear and Lynx still occur in this part of Austria, together with a wide variety butterflies and plants.
The youngest National Park of Austria is the Gesaeuse National Park that lies in central Austria. It's very good walking country with a varied relief. Rock, woodland, water and alpine pastures dominate the landscape in this part of Austria.
The High Mountain National Park of the Zillertal Alps offers grand views and unforgettable mountaineering adventures, plus 3 interesting permanent exhibitions.
It's one of the most spectacular national parks in Austria, as the 3000m mountains feature narrow gorges that spread into glacial valleys and their tributaries, steep rock walls, summits and glaciers. A wide variety of programmes are offered at the park, including guided hikes and themed walks. There are also three interesting permanent exhibitions that are very informative and fun for the whole family.
All the national parks in Austria have an extensive and well marked network of walking paths and trails, making them fantastic walking holiday destinations.


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His name was Bob. I was a freshman at the University of North Dakota, not quite 19, and I was caught up in all of the emotions and hormones and other assorted craziness of being a teenager, being on my own for the first time in the "big city" (when you come from a town of 450 people, Grand Forks can seem like a Metropolis on first viewing), and kinda sorta poking my toes out of the closet for the first time when I met him. Now that I have a lot more experience to compare it to, I can say that he wasn't that great in bed (neither was I, I'm sure!) and he had a strange habit of leaving hickeys all over my neck like we were in junior high – not that I gave or received many hickeys back then, given my aforementioned closeted status in the previously noted small town. He was in his 30s and probably just saw me as fresh meat, and he always smelled a little bit like beer and stale cigarettes, though I never saw him smoke. My brain tends toward the dramatic, even moreso back then, and so I thought of us as having a passionate and tawdry affair. The truth is, we met one night while I was "aimlessly" driving around near the adult bookstore, a notorious cruising ground before the flood reworked the landscape (aimlessly indeed – even though I hadn't even fully acknowledged my queerness to myself, a part of me definitely knew what I was doing!), and went back to his place at the Warehouse Apartments to have clumsy sex, which was then repeated 3 or 4 more times over the next two weeks or so, though we bypassed the cruising bit: he gave me his number.
I'm sure you've figured this out but this story is about how I lost my virginity, and I think it's important for how I'm processing my experience at the Empire Theatre Company's production of Spring Awakening, playing at the Empire Arts Center through Saturday. The story is ostensibly about adolescents coming of age in a small German town near the end of the 19th Century, and it becomes more accessible to me if I try to view it through the lens of that hormone-saturated college student making bad choices, listening to Sheryl Crow and Garbage. Where I am now, I find the story to be a bit precious in the first act sliding into full-blown-teen-angst-melodrama in the second, and the annoyance I feel while watching the plights of these German schoolchildren is a lot like my mild disdain for my younger self when I remember how I dopily mooned over some sad guy who had bought into gay culture's obsession with youth and could only respond to it by fucking people half his age. But that's exactly the thing about being that age and being faced with your budding sexuality and thoughts of the future: everything is painted in extremes; it's impossible for most to imagine that there will ever be a time where you will be able to look at the experience in front of you and realize it's part of the larger fabric of your life. Every moment of passion is an explosive inferno; every challenge is the highest peak or a bottomless chasm. Recalling those feelings from my own life helps me bridge the space between the narrative of Spring Awakening and my more weathered and cynical perspective. It doesn't get me there completely, but it definitely helps.
The story centers on the ill-fated love of Wendla (Leah Biberdorf) and Melchior (Walter Criswell), as well as the perspectives and personal trials of their friends: Janie Sanner (Martha), Hannah Diers (Thea), Therese Kulas (Anna), and Ivy McGurran (Ilse), assisted by Jackie O'Neil and Rachel Perry in ensemble roles, make up the rest of the female student population while most of the boys play double duty – Ben Breidenback (Moritz), Tyler Folkedahl (Hanschen and Rupert), Seth Cline (Ernst and Reinhold), Jack Jeno (Georg and Dieter), Ryan Jones (Otto and Ulbrecht) and Ruben Flores (Ensemble). All of the adult roles are handled expertly by Anna Pieri and Robert Howard, who managed to create different personas for the various teachers and parents who appear throughout the show.
And the show certainly doesn't make it easy for them: as one might expect from a musical presented from the perspective of a group of teenagers who feel constrained by their society (and any adults, their parents especially, standing in as the representatives of that society), adults are generally not to be trusted. The teachers from the boys' school lurk over their charges from a platform in the center of the rather sparse, suggestive set like wardens in a prison, plotting against young Moritz. Of the parents who appear, the fathers are cruel, emotionally if not physically and sexually abusive, while the mothers harm their children is more subtle ways: Wendla's sad trajectory is shown to be orchestrated almost completely by her mother, first by withholding truthful information about "where babies come from" and later by arranging for a secret abortion without her daughter's knowledge or consent. Wendla's fate and her mother's blame are foreshadowed in the opening number:
Mama who bore me
Mama who gave me
No way to handle things
Who made me so sad
Mama, the weeping
Mama, the angels
No sleep in Heaven
or Bethlehem
Melchior's mother is smiling and affectionate to her son and his friend Moritz, refusing to believe that anything could be stirring beneath the surface. When Moritz writes her a note asking for money after being expelled, she writes back a letter gushing with encouragement and "positive positioning," as if she were writing a guidebook for modern corporate interactions. She briefly stands up to her husband, defending the racy essay Melchior wrote for Moritz in hopes of helping him deal with his sexual cravings as truthful information, though she is easily dissuaded when her husband reveals a love note Melchior wrote to Wendla, wanting to meet again. Though she could accept his understanding of sex and sexuality, the thought that this knowledge might be coupled with passionate action convinces her that he is some sort of degenerate in need of reform.
Though the story can feel a bit angst-ridden, the performances by the cast are all stellar. Biberdorf's crystal clear voice captures Wendla's naivety perfectly and melds nicely with Criswell's huskier vocalizations. The cast infuse their songs with longing and frustration and confusion, all of the mixed up turbulent emotions of late adolescence. McGurran and Sanner also give a commanding performance of "The Dark I know Well," a song about abuse that features a provocative dance by O'Neil and several male cast members. I've heard the show billed as a punk rock musical, and there are certainly some hints of punk sensibility, but generally the music is more in the vein of heavily orchestrated rock/pop (The Sex Pistols aren't known for their killer viola work); the punk influences come from the softer edge, a la Siouxsie and the Banshees or the Smiths. The songs are beautiful and complex, though lyrically they follow in the footsteps of rock musical predecessor RENT and toe the line of self-indulgence. A personal favorite was "My Junk," a song that playfully acknowledges the obsessive nature of young love. David Henrickson did a fantastic job as music director, leading a band that includes Miles Uhrich on guitar, Spencer Black on bass, Alex Huther playing drums, cello by Joseph Peterson, Lauren Craig playing viola, John Gangelhoff on violin, and his won work on keyboard. The orchestration was full and rich and filled the space nicely without overpowering the actors. Choreography by Casey Paradies was fairly understated with a few explosive moments and worked well with the music.
In terms of the technical aspects, I felt generally lukewarm. The set was minimalist with a large wooden structure that represents at different times a schoolhouse and a barn with a hayloft; as I mentioned there is a platform above center stage with a concealed staircase, and two open wooden pillars on either side of the stage. The set is effective enough and eases the transitions from scene to scene, but the overall shape and design feels a little like a rehash of the set from Spitfire Grill (if you'd like to read the review of that show as well as a fiery response from the show's composer in the comments, you can do that HERE). The lighting is minimal, relying on spotlights to highlight the actors, and bare bulbs hanging from black cords simulate starlight effectively, and look especially beautiful with the smoke effects in the first act. The fog machine is noticeably absent from the second half; it's possible that this represents a figurative clearing of the fog for Wendla regarding sexuality after her hayloft tryst with Melchior, but more technical changes, in lighting or set, would have made this metaphor more readable, if it is indeed intentional. The costumes work handily enough, though a bit uneven: while the girls' costumes feel more accurate to the period, the boys' costumes feel more stylized – anachronistic hairstyles, pops of saturated color, and other small details set them apart from their female counterparts.
After all of this, some of you are probably wondering about the title of this article. There was a moment in the first act that held a great deal of queer potential: Wendla has recently learned that her friend Martha regularly suffers beatings from her father (in "The Dark We Know Well" the audience learns that the abuse goes even deeper than what Martha admits to her friends). Wendla is unable to understand, having been protected from all extremes of emotion and experience by her mother, and asks Melchior to hit her with a switch. At first he is appalled at the suggestion, but before long he slips into the role of a confident dom, growling "I'll teach you to say please" before striking her bare legs. The moment is unexpected, a little sexy and a little disturbing at the same time, like the scene in Monster's Ball where Halle Berry and Billy Bob Thornton have sex after the death of her son. Even before Wendla and Melchior have sex, they have this interaction, exploring the complex interconnectedness of sex and power and trust. The moment is shattered when Melchior goes too far, lashing out at Wendla and frightening her. What people often misunderstand about S&M is that it isn't about pain for pain's sake, but rather a complex negotiation of trust and surrender; like Wendla and Melchior's scene, it is easy for things to go wrong if boundaries are not communicated and respected, and for these two, still caught up in their inexperience, the moment gets away from them and provides a deeper resonance for their coupling in the hayloft a short time later.
There are still three opportunities left for you to catch this racey little gem and I highly recommend it, though it's probably best that you prep yourself for a healthy dose of angst – check your "all growed up" cynicism at the door. Director Chris Berg and cast have put together a tight little show that will entertain and perhaps shock you, filled with generous amounts of both lightness and dark. And if you feel any bondage-y stirrings once the switch hits Wendla's legs, well, Romantix is only two blocks away. I'm sure they've got a lovely ball gag in your size.
(cast photo by Kylie Herland Photography)
Tags: Abby Schoenborn, Adolescence, Anna Pieri, Ben Breidenbach, Billy Bob Thornton, Chris Berg, David Henrickson, Empire Arts Center, Empire Theater, Empire Theatre, Empire Theatre Company, Halle Berry, Hannah Diers, Ivy McGurran, Jack Jeno, Jackie O'Neil, Janessa, Janessa J, Janessa J Champagne, Janessa Jaye, Janessa Jaye Champagne, Janie Sanner, Leah Biberdorf, Losing Your Virginity, Mama Who Bore Me, Miss Jaye, Monster's Ball, My Junk, Queerness, Rachel Perry, Robert Howard, Ruben Flores, Ryan Jones, Seth Cline, sexuality, Song of Purple Summer, Spring Awakening, The Bitch of Living, The Dark I Know Well, Therese Kulas, Tyler Folkedahl, Virgin, Virginity, Walter Criswell, World of Champagne


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Spotlight On The Board Of Directors: Sex Please We're Sixty
It is my honor and pleasure to welcome you to Waukesha Civic Theatre's 61st season! I want to personally THANK YOU on behalf of the entire WCT family including the Board of Directors, theatre staff, actors, actresses, technicians, ushers, A.C.T. students and families, and all of our wonderful volunteers. As a patron of the arts, you are an essential and important ingredient to every effort that is put on stage at WCT!
Waukesha Civic Theatre offers a wide variety of performances and educational opportunities that enrich our community's culture. With so many programs and activities geared for any age you are sure to find something that fits your particular interest. Become an ambassador for Waukesha Civic Theatre and help us spread the word throughout our community about the excellent entertainment and educational opportunities that WCT provides. Your continued support over the past 60 years means the world to us, and we know that "all the world's a stage…"
Enjoy this evening's performance of Sex Please We're Sixty and we look forward to seeing you many times throughout our 61st season!
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Oh the terrible, cold days of winter. How I miss and long for the sweet feel of summer! With those words, let us go back to those sunny days with Best Coast's splendid beach pop summer debut EP from last year. With a shimmering sweet production, gorgeous vocals by Bethany Cosentino, that fabulous "dreams of California" album art, and a completely blithe spirit that carries through out, Crazy For You almost dares you not to like it. And like it, I think you will!


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Saturday, April 29, 2017
What would Jennifer do?
She & I were alike in some ways -- both stubborn, opinionated & bossy -- but very different in other ways. She was boisterous, spontaneous, gregarious; she lived life turned up to 11. Me? I rarely turn it up to 6. Over the years, because of our similarities & our differences, she sometimes made me pretty mad (I'm sure I made her mad as well), but I always loved her because she was lovable. I hope she always loved me.
The 2 days she was in the hospital, being 800 miles away, all I could do was keep my phone close, worry, weep & regret that I was not near enough to help support my brother & say good-bye to my sister-in-law.
To keep my mind & hands occupied, I sewed. I picked up a couple of projects at hand & sewed & sewed & sewed. I sewed until I was exhausted.
I began the cake stand blocks late last year. I quickly set them together that weekend.
The other project I worked on was one using parts from a scrappy little top-let that I got at Quilt Festival -- an irregularly-shaped thing of 22 6-sided wheels made with 50s era fabrics. I had taken the wheels apart, but then what? How do I make a quilt from 22 wheels? I had decided on how I would set them together & had cut some muslin triangles to fill in the gaps. I was sewing triangles to wheels, when I nearly literally gave myself a shake.
"Why are you being so cautious!?! It's only fabric! It's only color! LET GO!! Turn it UP!!!"
So I pulled out a vintage floral & pinned the wheels to it. They seems to float about the flowers. Without much thinking, I cut triangles & strips & sewed it all together.
Neither is finished, but each was a lesson in spontaneous sewing using my new motto: What would Jennifer do?
7 comments:
- Julierose said...
Oh both lovely quilts! You are right on--it's only fabric is the way to go..hugs, Julierose
- Nifty Quilts said...
So sorry to hear about your sister-in-law. I guess it took awhile before you could talk about it. You did make good use of your grief with sewing therapy. I love the cake stands and the wild and perfect background with the wheels. Thinking of what Jennifer would do is a lovely way to keep her with you. Hugs. BTW, I don't find you bossy at all!
- Quiltdivajulie said...
Sending hugs for your ongoing healing. I really like the background for the wheels and the cake stand blocks are just so much fun. Your new mantra seems to have worked its magic with these two projects. May it stay with you as you finish them.
- Linda @ kokaquilts said...
Two lovely projects, well on the way looking at your photos. Your scrappy 'cake stands' is wonderful, it's been on my 'to do' list for ages! And I love your vintage floral!
- cspoonquilt said...
I'm sorry to hear your sad news. Sewing is good therapy and experimenting is good therapy too. Those cake stands blocks are fun, Ive been working on a similar design. take care.
- beth s said...
So sorry for your loss. I've found sewing to be great therapy too!
- O'Quilts said...
So wonderful...to be free and wild and sew...in Jennifer's memory...I understand..
xxoo Diane


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After 25+ years living in the US, I thought I was done with culture shocks. After 18 years spent in health IT and enterprise imaging, the culture I've known has been largely competition is fierce, and we place competing vendors in conveniently labeled buckets: enemies, frenemies, loose partnerships and tight partnerships. This over-simplification is often necessary to effectively navigate the treacherous waters at large trade shows.
From the Connectathon to the Interoperability Showcase: At the IHE Connectathon North American Connectathon 2017 (January 2017 in Cleveland, Ohio), my long-running presumptions about (some) competitors have been shattered. The level of collaboration, openness and collegial atmosphere I've witnessed are at the opposite end of the spectrum I've known.
I'd like to recognize Keith Simmons at Epic, and Jeffrey Ritz, Dan Drury and Keith Boone at GE, whose efforts working with Dicom Systems during the Connectathon were admirable and relentless. As a result,
- We now have bidirectional workflows setup successfully between Dicom Systems, GE and Epic.
- We are ready to show the Dicom Systems Unifier platform as the enterprise imaging contributor in a live cancer-related simulation at the HIMSS Interoperability Showcase™ at HIMSS17.
There is no doubt that the personal relationships built at the Connectathon will endure, and that future benefits will be derived from our Connectathon interactions. First-hand experience integrating with various vendors has removed a veil of unknowns by allowing us to make conscious contact with actual solutions, vs. making assumptions about how some protocols work.
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In our experience, health IT vendors tend to have short memory when it comes to leveraging prior integration knowledge. Pricing for integration projects is a constant, making it seem as though we have to reinvent the wheel every time a new interface is created.
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We will continue to test and analyze industry standards, such as the familiar DICOM and HL7, as well as other, more recent standards such as XDS (supported by Dicom Systems since 2011), DICOMweb (supported since 2013), and FHIR (supported since 2015).
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The Los Angeles Lakers are shopping D'Angelo Russell to acquire another top five pick this offseason. The Lakers already own the second overall pick in the upcoming 2016 NBA Draft next week.
The Philadelphia 76ers are set to select Ben Simmons with their top pick on draft night. The Lakers can add Brandon Ingram to their young core as they own the second overall pick. The Lakers closely watched draft prospects like Jaylen Brown and Buddy Hield in pre-draft workout sessions. The Lakers selected D'Angelo Russell with their No. 2 pick in the last year's NBA Draft.
Why are the Lakers shopping D'Angelo Russell?
ESPN's Chad Ford pointed out that the Lakers are also exploring another possibility of trading Russell for a top five pick.
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"I think we all assume that Ingram's going to be the guy at No. 2, but they've brought in Marquese Chriss, they've taken a long look at him," Ford said in a SportsCenter appearance.
"I think more likely the Lakers are trying to pick up another pick in this draft in the top five and the guy that they have that they can shop is D'Angelo Russell, a guy who was their No. 2 pick in the draft last year but burned some bridges in the locker room."
The 20-year-old guard harmed his reputation with the Nick Young video scandal which surfaced late in this season. The Lakers may replace point guard Russell with the likes of Kris Dunn, or add a big man like Marquesse Chriss or Dragan Bender.
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We're Off and Running!
Today was the first day of the rest of my next 12 weeks. I started the morning exhausted. I ended the day tired but happy. Here are a few things I learned today.
1. My interns rock! You met Kerri last week; you'll meet Justin soon. They raced around like crazy people. When I asked, they answered. When I didn't ask, they took the initiative. If today was the first day of the rest of my summer, I've hit the intern jackpot once again.
2. It doesn't matter how young they are, when TCKs come together there is a commonality that doesn't exist everywhere.
3. Language doesn't have to be a barrier. I heard more than English today. I'm not sure what it all was, but we still communicated.
4. New friends sometimes seem more important than your parents—even if you're 4.
5. Adults find fatigue faster at the Bounce House than the kids do. Well, than most of the kids. At one point I looked around and all the adults were crashed in corners of different bouncy castles while the kids were still going strong.
6. This summer is going to be challenging, but if today is any indication it's going to be a fun challenge.
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I too like horror films that deal with psychology - I guess most do in a most basic way, but if you really want to mess yourself up for a while, get into the head of the main character in "Maniac" from 1980. Dear God, not a film to be seen more than once.
Also, I can't say if it falls in the horror category or just plain vile category, but "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer" is about as tough a film to stomach as the old "I spit on your Grave" type of films...eeeshhh.
In the year 2047, a signal from the starship Event Horizon is picked up on Earth. The ship had disappeared without trace beyond Neptune in 2040; her loss was considered the worst space disaster on record. The ship has reappeared in a decaying orbit around the planet Neptune, and the rescue ship Lewis and Clark is dispatched to investigate. The ship's crew is commanded by Captain Miller (Laurence Fishburne) and carries the Event Horizon's designer, Dr. William Weir (Sam Neill).
When the Lewis and Clark arrives, the crew are informed by Dr. Weir that the Event Horizon had actually been built to test a secret, experimental gravity drive. The drive would create an artificial black hole to bridge two points in space to significantly reduce journey time. The ship had been on its initial test flight, intended to reach Proxima Centauri; it subsequently vanished without a trace. Weir plays to the crew the only signal received since the ship's reappearance, which is a series of confusing screams and shouts, embedded in which is the Latin phrase liberate me ("save me").
Bubby (Nicholas Hope) has spent all of his 35 years locked in one room. His mother (Claire Benito) feeds and washes him like a baby, but she also uses him for sex. She has raised him to believe that if he goes outside the door – which is always locked – he will die from the poisoned air. She leaves him alone for long periods where he believes Jesus is watching him. Bubby's only companion is a cat, which he torments. He is not malicious, more a naughty child.
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Originally posted by ColoradoJensHe will die from the poisoned air....Bubby's only companion is a cat, which he torments. He is not malicious, more a naughty child.
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I've told people before...it doesn't get any darker, more morbid, more disgusting, more offensive, more throw up in your mouth disgusting than "August Underground: Mordum".
It just doesn't.
Please don't watch it. I'm begging you.


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That didn't last long, though. Earlier this year Sawyer caught the bug again and picked up his guitar. After playing a solo gig or two, he was right back on the songwriting train and assembled a new band, which for a while didn't have a name. Eventually the new four-piece was dubbed Rare Creatures, and they've been playing shows around town under that moniker for the past six months.
Rare Creatures hasn't finished putting together studio recordings of any of their songs yet, but they have plenty written and ready to roll. They recently linked up with B-Side Sessions to play one of these songs at Fairweather Studio. Check them out playing "Dangerous Indeed" below, and head down to The Royal American tomorrow night to see them live with Myfever and Youngster.


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Rhodactis showing on our older pictures (above) are mostly Rhodactis Inchoata: it has always been the most common and available species on the market... A boom of interest has suddenly appeared and more and more kinds are now flooding the wholesalers' tanks. There are Rhodactis from Florida (not to be confused with Ricordea) and those from Asia and Australia... But very few scientific identifications available for them... So (for now) we will refer to them as Rhodactis and fill in the blanks as we go.
Three of them now grace the AEGIS tank. Nothing much to look at since two of them came on 3/4 inch plugs and were about 1/2 inch in diameter (very small). The other one was a full 1/2 inch on a 1 inch plug !
The fun thing about Rhodactis when they finally start feeding is that they grow extremely fast and become impressingly large. Don't expect them to do so with brine shrimp feedings though. They reach their full adult size of 12 inches in a year (or less) !!! I'm not talking about those monsters called Elephant Ear Mushroom (Rhodactis Mussoides) or the Giant Cup Mushroom (Amplexidiscus Fenestrafer)... Unless you want to rid your tank of all fish and invertebrates... ;D)
fed a Seafood Purée with a long plastic tubing (remember Aegis LOL)... and GROWING
Aussie: day one at SBMarine before feeding...
day 2:
after a feeding... it's growing !!
What a healthy appetite
day 1
After a well ingested meal, most Anemones will show a swollen area around the mouth. Full digestion takes from 10 minutes to several hours...
One month later we can see the 1 inch plug under this Rhodactis... after several healthy meals !!
It rarely takes more than three minutes for a Rhodactis to fully close upon feeding (small or adult)


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Bubble Tatin : celebrate Christmas with a cider cocktail like Tarte Tatin dessert.
Once kitsch, the Snowball is making a return to cool, no doubt because it tastes just like a 50/50 Bar.
SF Gate tells you how to warm up with spiced rum, including Clock Bar's recipe for a "When the Leaves Fall" cocktail
Celebrate Christmas the Beowulf way -- with Lamb's Wool, a spiced ale dating back over 1,000 years.
The one-story barrel warehouses at Four Roses Bourbon is one of the many unique features found on a distillery visit to Kentucky.
The Notte Silenziosa: a delicious, sophisticated take on classic holiday eggnog, made from Vodka 14 organic vodka and amaro.
Twelve-Month Aged Eggnog. After an entire year in the fridge, how does this classic eggnog recipe taste?
Welcome to Nice Beer Lake! Adorable pint glass and coaster set by Aesthetic Apparatus!
Purplish: a fashionable cocktail using jabuticaba.
Nicholas Brawer's Rolls Royce, Bugatti, Mercedes, Bentley & Jaguar Grill Decanters
FEATUREDNOTCOT Holiday Giveaway #19: Diesel Sweeties is giving away two bundles ~ one pixel skull set (shot glasses, socks, tie!) and one pixel robot set (tote, socks, tie!)
sip the last of a royal navy tradition, Black Tot Rum
FEATUREDThe Kraken Rum - takes its deliciously inspired branding to a new level and launches a STORE! With gorgeous lamps and shower curtains, posters and moleskines, tees and handkerchiefs... and more!
Hot Buttered Rum, a drink that's been fending off winter for more than 350 years.
Behind the Bar at design*sponge ~ Jacinta Moore's Rose Martini
Bar Keeper's Drink Baskets! Classic Cocktail Boxes and Mixologist Cocktail Boxes
Bruleed Persimmons cocktail with Leblon Cachaca, grapefruit juice, hachiya persimmon, Averna Amaro and cinnamon sugar.
The great Alexander family of classic dessert cream cocktails: Brandy Alexander, Alexander's Sister and the pictured Alexandra (Special).
Pomegranate Grapefruit Campari Cocktail ~ good for a Christmas soirée or snuggling on the couch watching your favorite Christmas movie.
Warm up with an Autumn Spice: Domain de Canton ginger liqueur, lemon juice, and apple cider. So easy and so good.
Giorgio G Special Limited Edition ~ 50 year Cognac from fashion icon Giorgio Gucci
A watering hole with a retro look and feel from nightlife impresario Keith McNally: Schiller's Liquor Bar on the Lower East Side of Manhattan has been open for a few years but seems from another century.
A non-traditional Eggnog, or Egg Not from Julie Reiner, a co-owner of Lani Kai.
Filippo Velvet: Fresno chilis are softened and balanced by the plum infused tequila in this Bon Vivants' cocktail.
Darling, gin is all about the juniper and this has it in spades - No. 3 London Dry Gin by fine wine & spirits merchants Berry Bros. & Rudd.
Punch Romaine a la Hall, another brilliant drink from the 19th century with pineapple syrup, Aftelier's Bergamot essence, sherry, cider, rum and egg whites... a boozy frozen treat!
FEATUREDPerrier Jouët's Dandy Champagne Bag ~ gorgeous holiday 2010 set, limited edition of 40, see all the details of what's included!
Cocquito ~ the kitchn shares 2 versions of this rich and creamy Puerto Rican eggnog made with coconut milk and rum.
Movable Feast cocktail with rye, sage, honey, lemon and Bon Vivant's gold rush bitters ~ one of the offerings at the new Hollywood bar Hemingway's Lounge
Even if you're not heading to the Alps this holiday, you can enjoy a Bombardino, a (really) boozed-up eggnog latte.
Cocktails using craft beers as mixers are making their way around the country. Here are two simple ones to make at home to brighten your holiday spirit: Honey Beer and the Dirty Snowman
Matthew Biancaniello - "a mad scientist when it comes to savory drinks". Give his libations a try at the Library Bar inside the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles.
Mulled Wine is the perfect beverage for transitioning into the fall and winter months.
Commissioned for Wallpaper* Handmade, an exclusive exhibition and special issue of the iconic lifestyle magazine, Miranda Watkins has created 'Martini' a travel cocktail set produced by A.R. Wentworth of Sheffield.
Bakon Vodka, a superior quality potato vodka with a savory bacon flavor.
Marianne's Eggnog is sweet tasting with a kick that would even get old Scrooge in a jolly mood!
In this, the merriest of seasons, raise a punch glass to Mr. Dickens, who has, for nearly two centuries, embodied both the spirit and "spirits" of Christmas.
FEATUREDThe Macallan 18 2010 Holiday Gift Box ~ a close up look at the fun packaging
Classic eggnog. Good quality bourbon is the key!
Champurrado may be made with alcohol to form an intoxicating beverage.
A discussion of hot toddies at the Washington Post, including whether to drink one in a mug that reads "Being 40 Is Twice As Sexy As 20." Plus, recipes for Apple Toddy and Gingered Rum Toddy.
Blackberry Bumpkin Cocktail: Andrew Noye's farm-fresh modernization of the cosmopolitan.
The Circean makes use of ouzo—the common Greek spirit that seldomly appears in cocktails—for a fantastic combination of sweet, sour, and spice.
The Black Stripe, ala Jerry Thomas and David Wondrich. Here's a tasty way to get warm this winter.
Leilani's Fizz Cocktail with Lemongrass Syrup: a bit of aloha therapy from Lani Kai NY.


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Young people are rapidly deserting Facebook as it is considered a social network for old people now. With policies like this one, I predict, Facebook will become the next MySpace in a few years.
When Barracuda Brigade posted this iconic 9/11 photo, Facebook told them it had been reported as "abusive." Yet another reason why everyone should abandon Facebook.


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Char-grilled pineapple soaked in spicy booze is a surefire crowd pleaser.
1 fresh pineapple
About 2 cups tequila
1 to 2 jalapeños, to taste, diced and seeded
About 1/2 cup brown sugar
1. Cut 1/4 inch off top of pineapple, then cut out its hard core. Pour in tequila and jalapeño and let soak for a few hours. Strain jalapeño, then reserve tequila for margaritas with a kick!
2. Cut 1/4 inch off bottom of pineapple and trim off outer shell. Slice into 1/4-inch-thick rings. Liberally coat rings with brown sugar and press some jalapeño bits into each. Let rings sit for 20 minutes before grilling.
3. Grill rings over medium heat for about 5 minutes per side. Top with diced jalapeño and serve immediately. Serves about 5.
For more on how to grill fruit and vegetables, read the article, "Easy Grilled Vegetables and Fruits." For more summer grilling recipes, read the original article, "Summer Recipes for the Grill."
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Myles has been cranking out the Roboute Guilliman commissions as of late. Come see one of the most regal looking primarchs yet!
Via 'Lil Legend Studios
He is handsome, in a plain way. He is handsome the way a regent on an old coin is handsome, like a good sword is handsome. He is not handsome like a ritual weapon, the way Fulgrim is. He is not angelic, like Sanguinius…
There is a dutiful line to his jaw, like his good brother Dorn. They share a nobility. There is the great strength of Ferrus and the vitality of Mortarion. There is, sometimes, the rogue glint of the Khan in his eyes, or the solemnity of the Lion. In the architecture of his nose and brow there is, many claim, the energy and triumph of Horus Lupercal. There is none of the bitterness that shadows Corax, or the persecuted despair that haunts poor Konrad.
There is never any of the deliberate mystery that obscures Alpharius or Magnus and he is more open than that buried soul Vulkan… He never displays the pitch of fury found in Angron, nor do his eyes ever ignite with the psychotic gleam of Russ…
He is a high achiever. He knows this about himself. Sometimes it feels like a fault that he has to excuse to his brothers, but then he feels guilty for making excuses… He writes a great deal. He codifies everything. Information is power. Technical theory is victory…
He uses a stylus by choice, recording in his own handwriting.
He has been writing notes on T'Vanti war practices for seventeen minutes, but he has still noted and marked fifteen hundred data bulletins and updates that have tracked across the secondary screens to his left. He sees and reconciles everything.
Information is victory.
Paints used: Vallejo, Reaper Master Series, Games Workshop Washes, Com Art Medea Airbrush
Airbrush: Iwata CR Plus High Line
Paint Brushes: Rosemary & Co. Raphael 8040, Broken Toad Brushes


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Customer loyalty is absolute leverage on profitability and growth. It means that your success is cumulative from year to year. In today's business environment, a satisfied customer is no longer enough. We have all entered a new age wherein we must positively astonish our customers by anticipating their needs. Your customers expect leadership. As you demonstrate such a commitment, a true spirit of partnership will develop. Brand loyalty will be the result.
This course is an overview of the key insights to be found in Darby Checketts best selling book, Customer Astonishment: 10 Secrets to World-Class Customer Care.
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1.0 What is Customer Astonishment
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7.0 Customer Astonishment
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The NIST Forensic Science Program expects to open the application process for members of the forensic science, criminal justice and academic research communities to join the new Organization of Scientific Area Committees (OSAC) this spring.
The form will be available on the NIST forensic science website as soon as the agency receives approval under the federal Paperwork Reduction Act. A Federal Register notice was published today announcing NIST's intent to collect information from applicants. The notice is available online at www.federalregister.gov/articles/2014/03/14/2014-05599/submission-for-omb-review-comment-request. The notice announces that NIST is seeking clearance of the form from the U.S. Office of Management and Budget and invites comments through March 31.
The form will request submission of information so that NIST can select more than 500 individuals to serve on OSAC committees and subcommittees. NIST is in the process of establishing OSAC to coordinate development of standards and guidelines to improve quality and consistency of the practice of forensic science. Find more information about OSAC.
The proposed application form will request the following information from applicants:
Employer classification (government, academic, private sector)
Education (degrees and major concentration)
Professional association affiliation
Primary job classification
- Forensic Practitioner
- Researcher
- R&D Technology Partner
- Educator/Trainer
- Quality Assurance Administrator
- Attorney
- Judge
- Other
Committee or subcommittee for which you are applying
- Anthropology Subcommittee
- Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Subcommittee
- Controlled Substances Subcommittee
- Disaster Victim Identification Subcommittee
- DNA Analysis 2 (Interpretation) Subcommittee
- DNA Analysis 1 (Methods) Subcommittee
- Dogs and Sensors Subcommittee
- Facial Identification Subcommittee
- Firearms & Toolmarks Subcommittee
- Fire Debris and Explosives Subcommittee
- Fire Scene and Explosives Scene Subcommittee
- Footwear & Tire Tread Subcommittee
- Friction Ridge Subcommittee
- Geological Materials Subcommittee
- Gun Shot Residue Subcommittee
- Human Factors Committee
- Imaging Technologies Subcommittee
- Legal Resource Committee
- Materials/Trace Subcommittee
- Medical/Legal Death Investigation Subcommittee
- Odontology Subcommittee
- Quality Infrastructure Committee
- Questioned Documents Subcommittee
- Scientific Area Committee (SAC) Biology/DNA
- Scientific Area Committee (SAC) Chemistry/Instrumental Analysis
- Scientific Area Committee (SAC) Crime Scene/Death Investigation
- Scientific Area Committee (SAC) IT/Multimedia
- Scientific Area Committee (SAC) Physics/Pattern
- Speaker Recognition Subcommittee
- Toxicology Subcommittee
- Wildlife Forensics Subcommittee
Please write responses to the following:
- Years and type of relevant work experience in discipline/subject area: (explain, limit of 200 words)
- Standards/guidelines development experience (i.e. SWGs, ASTM, ISO, Chair, Member, etc.): (explain, limit of 200 words)
- Short description of relevant research experience related to subject matter: (explain, limit of 200 words)
- List any relevant publications that you have authored or co-authored: (explain, limit of 200 words)
- Other relevant experience (i.e. industry leadership, etc.): (explain, limit of 100 words)
- Key interest areas (i.e. terminology, conclusion scales, analytical techniques, etc.): (explain, limit of 100 words)
To receive announcements about OSAC developments, please go to www.nist.gov/forensics and enter your email address in the brown box in the far left column of this page, under "Sign up to receive news about NIST Forensic Science" and click "submit."


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When you first open any course page you will see that the name of the course is in the middle of the page. This means it is very easy to see exactly where you are on the site.
In the top left hand corner of the page are two scales which are for activity completion and total course grade.
The activity completion shows how many of the tests you have completed as a percentage of the whole number of tests.
The total course grade is the average grade for only the tests that you have completed in this course.
Both are useful to map your progress.
On the right hand side of the course page are the progress and navigation sidebars.
The progress sidebar gives you an immediate indication of where you should concentrate you efforts in improving your grades.
The blue sections are tests yet to be attempted, the green sections test that have been passed with a score of 80% or more and the red sections where a score of below 80% was obtained.
Clicking on the section will take you to the appropriate test.
The navigation sidebar allows you to quickly navigate to the section or test that you are interested in.
Clicking on the topic will bring up a list of all of the tests, printable test questions and printable notes available in that section.
Further down the page you will see the main topic grid.
This is where you will normally access each individual part of the course.
The topic titles are usually self explanatory and open up a new window as below.
When you click on the topic you will open the topic information page which allows you to see all of the content in that topic.
Each section of the topic has a test, printable test questions and printable lesson notes to enable you to understand all of the content of the topic.
Clicking on the printable test questions will open a file in the PDF format with the same questions that appear in the interactive test on this site.
This enables you to answer the questions on paper before filling your answers in online (which is how we would suggest you do this), as your exam will be on paper and this is the best method for answering these questions, especially when lots of working out is involved.
Also in each topic you can access printable lesson notes for each part of the content, with detailed examples and important information that is useful to remember.
Also in here you will find hints and tips on the best way of learning and retaining the appropriate knowledge.
Next click here to look at the tests themselves.


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Here is a brief guide to help all of you parents-to-be who are looking forward to keeping their baby close while staying mobile. There are many different ways to carry your little one while you're out and about, or when you are moving around the house but having lots of choices can make it difficult to settle on one that's right for you.
This infographic will walk you through: How to choose Baby Carriers and Wraps, Types of Baby Carriers and a Buyer's Guide. Once you have narrowed down your choices using the infographic you can spend less time at the store trying out the different kinds.
Source: http://10elite.com/ultimate-guide-to-baby-carriers


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Road to Ypres
A touring exhibition of the war photography of pioneering Norfolk photographer Olive Edis, supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The Road to Ypres tells the story of Edis' commission by the Imperial War Museum to document the work of the women's services overseas and is the first ever exhibition solely dedicated to Edis' work during the First World War.
Olive Edis was one of the most important photographers of the early 20th century. At the height of her career she photographed the full spectrum of British society, from local fishermen and their families to prime ministers, royalty, scientists and artists. She lived and worked in North Norfolk, and had studios in Cromer and Sheringham, as well as London and Surrey.
The Road to Ypres: The War Photography of Olive Edis explores the unique collection of photographs taken by Edis during her month long tour of war-torn Europe in March 1919. She was the first British woman to be commissioned as an official war photographer, and one of only five British photographers ever commissioned to cover the First World War.
The exhibition brings together photographs from Cromer's Olive Edis collection, some of which have never been displayed before, as well as rarely-seen photographs from the Imperial War Museum's collection of her work. Extracts from Edis' war diary bring the photographs to life and tell the story in the photographer's own words.
A touchscreen offers access to a wider selection of work from Cromer's Olive Edis collection, including autochromes and evocative portraits of North Norfolk fishermen, as well as audio recordings from Edis' war journal.
For further information or to book this touring exhibition contact Alanna Baker, Exhibitions and Events, firstname.lastname@example.com.
You can see the exhibition at these venues:
King's Lynn Town Hall
2 September – 3 December 2017
King's Lynn Town Hall, Saturday Market Place, King's Lynn, PE30 5DQ. Tel: 01553 777775
The Belfry Centre for the Arts
9 December 2017 – 7 January 2018
The Belfry Centre for the Arts, 23A Cromer Road, Overstrand, NR27 0NT. Tel: 01263 579196
Norfolk & Norwich Millennium Library
10 January – 31 January 2018
Norfolk & Norwich Millennium Library, The Forum, Millennium Plain, Norwich, NR2 1AW. Tel: 0344 800 8020
Sheringham Museum
6 June – 23 September 2018
Sheringham Museum, Lifeboat Plain, Sheringham, NR26 8BG. Tel: 01263 824482
A fully illustrated book Fishermen & Kings: The Photography of Olive Edis by Alistair Murphy and Elizabeth Elmore, includes a biography and 140 full-colour images, including a selection of Edis' war photographs. It is available from the gift shop at Cromer Museum and some tour venues for £9.99.


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We still have some benchmarks and videos of the Galaxy Tab that I need to publish, but in the mean time you should check out the official site for Samsung's first Android tablet. The page includes a nice set of mini video tutorials showing off video calls, navigation, the new Readers Hub, and more. Visitors can also find screen savers, wallpapers, and a full list of accessories and specs.
As we covered in our first hands-on with the Tab, it is basically a super-sized Galaxy S. This is awesome since the Galaxy S is one of our favorite phones, but it also means you will be forced to purchase the Tab through your carrier.
I'm not quite sold on the idea of having another device with another contract or data plan to pay for, but maybe the carriers will come up with some interesting options to make it more attractive to those of us who already own smartphones.
Let me know if there are any questions remaining about the Tab and I'll do my best to address them when I post my benchmarks.


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Counterprotesters gather as Boston Free Speech rally is set to start at noon
Remember Heather Heyer" — citing a woman who was killed last year while protesting a white nationalist rally in Charlotesville, Va. "We are out here to remember those who were killed in the name of ha...
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Two weeks after he was sworn into office, Wilkie has spent his initial days speaking to VA staff, veterans and veteran service organizations, with stops in Florida, Kansas City, Boston and Washington. ...
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The Boston Globe reports owners of Right at Home stopped caring for 16 veterans as of Friday because they were unable to get about $60,000 in bills paid by the VA. Owners of the Londonderry company sa...
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Janet Sullivan, the co-owner of the New Hampshire home care franchise, said communication with the Manchester VA Medical Center and New England regional office in Boston has increased over the past we...


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Rare opportunity to live in the secluded enclave of Lake Hollywood Estates. Stately, remodeled 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath Lake view home with pool and spa, sited on over 1/4 acre (per assessor). This tranquil Oasis in the Hills is framed by nature's landscape and unobstructed views of the lake, and surrounded by hiking trails, bike paths and nearby Hollywood sign. The open and inviting living room shares a gas and wood burning Mantled fireplace with the dining area, and features a Picture window and wall-to-wall glass French doors that capture the wraparound views. Designer finishes in the sunny kitchen include Black Granite counters and center island, White Subway tile backsplash, White lacquered cabinetry and a breakfast area that opens to the yard. Separate family room could make the perfect media room. Four upstairs bedrooms include a Sumptuous Master Suite with walk-in closet and balcony overlooking the lake. Easy access to the backyard patios, pool and spa creates the Perfect indoor/outdoor flow for the SoCal Lifestyle.
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"My family was not fond of tuna casseroles until I found this recipe. Not sure where it came from, but I've been making it for years. I think it's the cheese!"
Tuna Italiano Casserole
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READY IN:40mins
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 -2 tablespoon butter (optional)
- 1⁄2 cup chopped onion (frozen ones are fine)
- 1 (10 1/2 ounce) can cream of mushroom soup
- 1 (6 ounce) can evaporated milk
- 1⁄3 cup shredded parmesan cheese
- 1 (6 1/2 ounce) can albacore tuna, drained
- 1 (3 ounce) can sliced mushrooms (optional)
- 1⁄4 cup chopped ripe black olives
- 2 tablespoons parsley (to taste)
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon paprika (to taste)
- 12 -16 ounces extra wide egg noodles, cooked & drained (or any kind of pasta)
- French fried onion rings (another option is to use crushed potato chips)
- Cook noodles according to package directions (I find that 12 minutes is perfect, especially when using them in a casserole where there will be additional cooking).
- While the noodles are cooking, heat butter in medium frying pan and cook onions until tender but not brown.
- (Butter gives the recipe more taste but a non-stick spray can be used in place of butter. I don't recommend margarine- it doesn't melt properly.).
- Add soup, milk and cheese; heat and stir.
- Add tuna, mushrooms, olives, parsley and lemon juice.
- Stir well and heat through.
- Stir 1/2 of the cooked noodles into the tuna mixture. Mix well. Add more or all of the noodles as desired (the more noodles, the thicker the casserole consistency).
- Pour mixture into 2 qt casserole dish.
- (If doubling the recipe, use a 9"x13" pan.).
- Sprinkle top with remaining Parmesan cheese and the paprika.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.
- (Watch that noodles don't burn-- may need to cook only 20 minutes depending on your oven).
- Before removing from oven, sprinkle top with onion rings and bake an additional 5 minutes.
- Watch that the onion rings don't burn.
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