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The Authors
Peter Appleton
I have been involved with Amateur Dramatics with the Lee Players for over forty years initially as an on-stage performer (actor is pushing it) and subsequently as producer and have had the pleasure of producing several of my plays. As a group we tend to favour comedies but will try most genres – but not Shakespeare as our audience know the correct words.
I trust you will enjoy this offering
Olivia Arieti
I am Olivia Arieti, a US citizen, with a degree from the University of Pisa, and I live with my family and Pedro, my dog, in Torre del Lago Puccini, Italy. I love writing plays and have some work with Heuer Publishing, Brooklyn Publishers, Desert Road Publishing, JAC Publishing & Promotions, Green Room Press, Applause Theatre, Lazy Bee Scripts and now also with Smith Scripts! Some of my productions include FLIGHT ATP12 by Gulfport Community Players, FL, JUST FOR YOU, Blue Box Productions, NYC, CONTEMPTUOUSLY IN LOVE, Ciona Taylor Productions, NYC, one minute plays, Gi60 Screaming Media Productions NYC, UK, Spare Change Theatre, NYC and Eclectic Theatre Company, FL. UP NORTE and NIGHT INTRUDERS, were finalists in the R.J. Flores Short Play Reading Series and had staged readings in NYC while THE TEACHER, an adaptation of a short story of A. Chekhov was produced at the Viaduct Theatre, Chicago, for the Neapolitans Off-Chekhov Festival.
SOMETHING IN COMMON has been produced by Spokane Radio Theatre, WA and now I am so pleased to say that you can find it at Smith Scripts.
Erik J. Bailey
Erik J. Bailey is an American based playwright, actor, singer, director, and composer. He is currently studying theatre at Dean College, a small university in Franklin, MA USA. His plays are known for being witty, sometimes containing jokes that require some thought. Theatre is his passion and doesn't know where he'd be if he never discovered it.
Jon W. Baker
Colin Barrow
A son of a farmer and born near Tiverton, Devon in 1961 I've spent most of my life somewhere with a stage nearby. At school not only to participate in anything theatrical but mainly to avoid lessons. Then on leaving school either acting on stage, backstage, lighting, sound, prompter, set build, directing, making tea and all the rest which someone has to do to make a show work. This life long theatrical input has given me a great experience in all aspects of putting on a show and writing a script for one. This has been valuable when writing scripts by taking into account the whole workings of a production and not just the written dialogue given by a script.
I have written bespoke pantomimes since around 1990 and many of which I am now rewriting to suit all. I started Play writing about 2006, as until then I felt I had not lived enough to put my knowledge of situations, stories, people watching, body language, etc, into creating scripts. This is when audience members knows a person very similar to one of the characters, as it brings some realism to the play.
I am a humorous person and live each day as my last and enjoy what ever life brings. This humour is very much reflected in my work. I have to say here that it's only since 2011 that I turned to being a professional writer having had a accident at work in 2010. This has led to many plays and pantomimes since being published and performed with great success.
Prior to 2010, on leaving school I worked at a Horticultural college and became highly qualified and a national sports groundsman. Afterwhich I had my own business of a horticultural nature combined with music retail. Odd mix I know, but it suited my life as a single parent bringing up a son and daughter, both of which tread the boards or work back stage as a hobby. I then aspired to a funeral director for a company and ran a branch. I thoroughly enjoyed this and many a somber occasion was broken with some laughter which made me very popular and well recommended when the bereaved need a friend at their saddest time. This time of my life gave me a great source of looking at life in families homes, their lives and stories. Not to mention all the fun and games which cropped up from time to time doing the job of a funeral director. One day I intend to put these experiences into a scripts, but as yet I don't feel ready to do so. Then after the accident in 2010, I became unable to be the man everyone turned to for help at their worst hour and so I started my next adventure. And now here I am, bringing happiness, fun and entertainment to many people which gives me such a buzz. This only leaves me to say, If you take any of my scripts, I do hope you have the fun and enjoyment staging them as I have writing them for you.
Francis Beckett
Francis Beckett is an author, journalist, playwright and contemporary historian. Two of his plays, after successful fringe runs, are published by Samuel French; a third won the Independent Radio Drama Productions award and was broadcast by LBC.
His latest play Britain After Brexit is based on an earlier work, The London Spring, which enjoyed a successful London fringe run.
Many of his short stories are published in collections from Oxford University Press and Biteback Publishing.
His 17 non fiction books include Clem Attlee, a new edition of which is now out from Haus Publishing; What Did the Baby Boomers Ever Do For Us (Biteback, 2010); 1956, The Year That Changed Britain (Biteback, 2016); and, most recently, the semi-autobiographical Fascist in the Family (Routledge, 2016.)
He edited the 20-book series Prime Ministers of the Twentieth Century for Haus Publishing.
He has written regularly for the Guardian and the New Statesman, and frequently for many other publications, and edits Third Age Matters, the national magazine published by the University of the Third Age.
Rafe Beckley
He has taught Acting at the East 15 Acting School and at the Colchester Institute, and has also taught Acting for Directors at the Northern Film School.
Kevin Broughton
I live near Oxford in the heart of England. When I was young they used to call me a daydreamer, but then I started writing down the worlds that came to life in my head.
I started writing in earnest after reading an email on a mailing list. It was from the great writer Joe Michael Straczynski( http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0833089/ ). He explained the difference between writing for a book and writing for the screen. It was like an epiphany; I love films and television, so it was something that came naturally. I started playwriting, and had some success in early competitions which launched me into the world of being a writer and I have been going ever since.
I don't write in any particular genre or form; ideas come to me all the time, and I just like to go where the story takes me. Most of the time I tend to write historical or speculative fiction.
I get a great deal of pleasure from writing and seeing the way in which directors and actors bring the words to life. I am grateful to Smith Scripts for publishing my scripts on their website, and giving another avenue for my writing to be seen. I hope you enjoy reading my work as much as I enjoy writing it.
Gabriel Chanan
Gabriel is a writer and social researcher with a lifelong interest in the relation between politics and literature. He has carried out pioneering research for the British Government and the European Union on the role of local community organisations. From 2005-8 he advised the UK government on integrating community involvement into public policy. Since 2009 he has worked on a variety of EU, UK and Northern Ireland social policy projects. His study of Shakespeare and Democracy (Troubador, 2015) led on to two Shakespeare-based plays, Shakespeare Rattle'n'Roll' (2015) and 'Shakespeare's Dreams and Nightmares' (2016). With his local company, The Rattle'n'Roll Players, he produced 'The Rise and fall of King Donald the 1/5th' in 2017. He was awarded an MBE for services to community development in 2009
Gary Clapperton
Gary was born in West Ham, London but now lives in Hornchurch, Essex.
He is now retired but taught in primary schools for nearly forty years. In that time he wrote, produced and directed many plays, pantomimes and sketches for his pupils and once wrote a pantomime to be performed by the teachers.
He also wrote comedy for many television shows, including, Little & Large, Russ Abbott, The Grumbleweeds and Spitting Image.
When he retired he joined his local amateur dramatic society and, as well as acting, wrote and directed for them.
Eddie Coleman
Eddie Coleman has been writing stage plays for over 15 years.
Several of his plays have been produced by amateur drama companies across the UK and his most recent play, Idiot Spaz, was one of the ten winners in the British Theatre Challenge 2015. The play is published by Lazybee scripts.
John Collings
I am the founder of the 'Macmillan Cancer Support Theatre Company' (see my facebook page). I have staged all of my plays & musicals, at the Under Ground Theatre, Eastbourne, to raise funds for Macmillan. I have had my plays produced in London, Brighton, Cambridge, & Manchester, But, my greatest achievement was to win the "Steyning Playwriting Festival" which was judge by Sir Arnold Wesker.
PENNY BLACK – Music by Ed Weston Book by John Collings Lyrics John Collings, Ed Weston, Maureen Kilgour.
Kieron Connolly
Kieron Connolly was born in 1961. Hs novels 'Water Sign', 'There is a House' and 'Harold' have dealt with subjects as diverse as romance, bereavement and addiction. Although everything about the author seems rooted in Dublin – his novels, accent, comparisons with Behan and Beckett etc., his place of birth is Thurles, County Tipperary. The writer is a nephew of musician ( and former member of The Dubliners ) Bob Lynch. 'The Book of Condolences' was written in 2014/15, and when Vincent Smith read the script and became attached to the project as director, things took off from there ( he'd worked with the likes of Tommy Cooper and Orson Welles in seasons past ). 'The Book', Connolly says, is about us: humanity. Simple as.
Alan Dawson
Alan Dawson is Artistic Director of Under the Headstocks. As a writer he has had commissions from Mansfield Palace Theatre, Mansfield Create Theatre, Off the Fence Theatre Company, NHS & ICAN Charity. His writing for small theatre, education and conferences has appeared throughout the Midlands and South Yorkshire – his piece 'The King's Dove Keeper', featured at The Curve Theatre (2013)
Carole Dhu
Carole Dhu has been active in the theatrical arena for more years than she cares to admit to, as a performer, a producer, director, vocal coach, compere, choreographer, teacher and adjudicator, as well as a couple of stints providing character voices for radio commercials.
Originally planning to produce A Characteristic Quest as a show where people licensed their own music, the offer of being able to write lyrics to brother Geri's catchy music was instantly taken up, and the collaboration proved to be both enjoyable and productive!
The idea for this story (inspired by Carole's love of Monty Python humour) first popped into her head in 2002, but the writing stalled after Act One was committed to paper, due to time constraints. In desperation on New Years Eve 2003, she told everyone she was busy, locked the doors, drew the curtains, took the phone off the hook, turned off the mobile and by the time 2004 dawned the script was complete!
In 2006 the show was featured on local television in Western Australia and premiered successfully in a country hall. Nine years later Carole staged it a second time in a slightly more prestigious venue where once again it was received with much enjoyment!!!!!!!.
Jonathan Edgington
Jonathan started writing after completing a two year playwriting course at Southampton's Nuffield Theatre, under the tutelage of John Burgess (the National Theatre's former Head of New Writing). Since then he has written 29 plays (+ some monologues and sketches) that have been performed world-wide, including far-flung places like Nigeria, Japan and Canada.
Jonathan's one act play THREE NIL DOWN AT HALF TIME has been translated into Gaelic and French and is his most successful play to-date with 22 different productions to its credit. His short comedy BABIES was filmed in 2015.
A number of Jonathan's plays were produced in 2016 including ITV at The Pensive Federation Theatre Company's Significant Other Festival at The Tristan Bates Theatre in Covent Garden; his full length version of ROBIN HOOD premiered by The Chesil Theatre Company as an open-air production in the gardens of Wolvesey Palace, Winchester; LAURA at the Chesil Theatre's 10x10 David Bowie themed New Writing Festival in Winchester and LEGION at The Pensive Federation's Collective Project at the Tristan Bates Theatre.
2017 is going well with several of Jonathan's plays either having been produced or set for production later in the year.
More information regarding Jonathan and his plays can be found on his website: http://www.jeplays.com/
Chrissy Evans
My background is in education but originally, I trained as an actress at the Birmingham Theatre School and set up a touring Theatre Company and also played in Summer seasons until life, and the need to make a living, intervened.
I began writing professionally in 2001.
I first wrote and directed short films as BusPassProductions. Together with friends, I had noticed a lack of films for older audiences, despite the fact that they make up more than a third of audiences for both theatre and film. You can find these films on Vimeo and Facebook
Then, 2 years ago, I decided to try writing for my first love – the stage. Again, aimed at an older cast and an older audience.
This is the first play I wrote. It ran for two nights, in conjunction with another, shorter comedy. Both nights sold out.
Judith Foot
Judith was born in Brighton and is married with two sons. She started singing at the age of 9 and has performed in many amateur productions from Oliver to Carmen. For the last thirteen years she has been a member of Peacehaven Players and enjoys acting, directing and writing.
The Wow Factor! was the first comedy juke box musical Judith wrote for the Players and was performed in June 2013. It was written to allow the large membership to each have a speaking role with the opportunity to sing popular solos, duets and group songs within a 'talent contest' style storyline. It was hugely popular amongst the cast and audience.
By popular demand Judith wrote another juke box musical for the Players the following year; Fly Me! which was performed in June 2014. Another comedy with well known songs, but this time set in the holiday destination of sunny Torremolinos, it follows the adventures of a group of fun loving holidaymakers.
Judith's third juke box comedy musical called Crystal's Department Store, premiered in May 2016 for three performances at Peacehaven Brighton. The story follows a young woman who inherits a department store from a mystery man, however she soon realises she will need all her resolve to win over the suspicious staff and turn the fortunes of the Store around.
Judith is currently in rehearsal for Beauty and the Beast whilst also writing her fourth script called The Wedding Party.
Katherine Luna Gate
Katiuscia Cancedda is an Italian emerging playwright and screenplay writer, and writes under the pseudonym of Katherine Luna Gate. She has been living in England for the last 20 years where she has been bringing up her two daughters Francesca and Eleonora, thanks to whom she mastered the skill of storytelling. She started writing poetry and short stories at the age of 12. She has been journaling all her life, and defines herself "a word collector".
After many years of teaching, in 2006 she was inspired to return to her old love, the stage, studying and gaining a high grade in a Performing Arts A Level course. She started a blog when, in 2012, writing plays defined her writing style and she was ready to share her work with the world (http://katherinelgate.blogspot.co.uk/ ) not without setbacks!
That didn't stop Luna – as she prefers to be addressed – and she carried on writing to date, both in her first language (Italian) and in English. She has written a two-act play, two monologues, a screenplay, and several short plays. She is currently working on a new monologue and a new screenplay. Her genres vary but the theme remains the same: the Feminine in all its forms.
She is grateful to Smith Scripts for the opportunity to share her work again.
Anna Girolami
Anna Girolami writes stories, plays and screenplays. She lives and works in Derbyshire's beautiful Peak District, in the heart of England
All her work can be found on her website:
Valerie Goodwin
Valerie Goodwin , author of 'The Magdalen Whitewash' has been a Drama teacher, playwright and director for over 35 years.
Now the founder of the Bridport Shakespeare Company , Valerie took her play 'Love, Marilyn' to Edinburgh fringe and has been onstage
at the Globe for her MA in Staging Shakespeare.
Valerie started writing plays as she needed a good vehicle for her young cast for Frankenstein, and had to write one that suited a large
cast but was a close adaptation of the book It has a single set:the attic of the chateau , 100 years after 1817. Complete with
skeletons, dust, cobwebs and brains in jars ( we had great fun making those brains)
Valerie loves all aspects of am dram and youth groups and has written 'The Giggleswick players do full frontal' as a semi autobio' of her
years in village halls!
David Hendon
David has had four plays staged at the Edinburgh festival fringe: The Bench (2007), From Me to 3792 (2009), The D-List (2016) and Sign of the Times (2017).
He was runner-up in the Kenneth Branagh new writing award in 2016 for Eyes to the Wind and in 2017 for Home Time. His short play Red or Blue? was runner-up in the 2017 British Theatre Challenge.
Red or Blue? was also staged at Southwark Playhouse in 2017. Other short plays include Queens of Daytime (Churchill Theatre, Bromley 2017), Brave (The Bunker Theatre, 2017) and The Temp (Hen and Chickens Theatre 2017).
David was part of the 2012 BBC Writersroom drama development programme. He also wrote The Name on the Bench for the Tribute drama podcast series in 2016.
Richard Hills
I joined my local Operatic and Dramatic Society at the age of twenty. In over sixty years in the Society, I directed thirteen plays and acted in one hundred and forty Pantomimes, Musicals and plays, playing small character parts.
I started writing shows and ended up with fifty-three Pantomimes and Plays. I am now on the world list of Professional Playwrights with Pantomimes going on in England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Shetland Islands and Australia.
I have now had Plays going on in England, Wales, France, Spain, Malta, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Texas, Oklahoma, California, and Alaska.
D Brent Holland
My name is Brent Holland and I teach High School Theatre at Laney High School in Wilmington, North Carolina. I have been writing shows for my honors class for the past four years and I have found it to be a very rewarding experience.
When not at work directing shows, I am often at my karate dojo I co-own with my older brother (www.cfikarate.com) where I am a 6th degree black belt in Isshin-Ryu Karate. I play guitar and bass, have a beautiful wife Aubrey and a seven year old son, Rhett.
Feel free to contact me with any questions you have about one of my shows as I would be more than happy to help in any way!
Les Jamieson
I was born in Chelmsford and moved to Nottingham where I trained as an English and Drama teacher. Spent the next 25 years in the Notts / Derby area; acted with a few companies, wrote scripts for school use and climbed, surprisingly, the professional greasy pole and became Head teacher of a city centre school in Derby.
Just under 20 years ago I moved to Cyprus to become Head of a school on a British base. I've retired now and live near Larnaca with my wife Mo, three cats and a demanding garden.
Dave Jeanes
Born in Dorset in 1960, I have been writing ever since I found out how.
My first love was music. Check me out here: www.davejeanes.net
Lately, I have turned my attention to Pantomimes and currently have ten, published by LazyBee Scripts.
There are several other comedies too and three novels; available on Amazon, etc. Or direct from Lulu.com
Rory Kelly
Rory Kelly is a graduate from Edinburgh University, now living in Japan teaching English. He's lived all over the world, performing poetry, stand-up and theatre wherever he could find a microphone. His works have been staged in Australia, France, New Zealand, the UK and Japan, and sometimes Rory even got to watch. His hobbies include filmmaking and speculating on the Oscars
Tom Kelly
Tom was born in the 'Holy City' of Jarrow and now lives happily further up the Tyne at Blaydon.
He has had a varied career from his first job in a shipyard Time-Office; to a song writing contract and writing the BBCTV musical documentary Kelly, with Alan Price. After a late degree, he worked for twenty-five years, as a drama lecturer and now writes full-time and runs creative writing projects.
He has had a great deal of his work produced by the Customs House, South Shields, a venue he regards as home, with six full-length stage plays, including, I Left My Heart in Roker Park, which has been produced four times, latterly by Paul Dunn's Cranked Anvil company which won Paul a number of performance awards. Tom's musicals include: The Dolly Mixtures, Geordie, Tom & Catherine, Dan Dare, The Machine Gunners (all but Geordie written with John Miles). In 2016 he was a runner-up in the Journal Culture Awards, in the Writer of the Year category, for Geordie-The Musical, which was produced at the Customs House in 2015 and is now reprised here at the Tyne Theatre & Opera House.
2016 saw his play Baby Love, successfully tour and his eighth poetry collection, Spelk, be published and subsequently re-printed by Red Squirrel Press. Late in 2016 co-curated the exhibition Lost Dialects, on north east dialect, at the Word, South Shields. Early in 2017 he wrote and performed in a multi-media project, Down to the River, (music, Steve Thompson, photographs, Kev Howard), staged at the Word. He also writes and performs in a multi-media show Men of the Tyne which has toured the region since 2011. His short stories have been performed as monologues, appeared on BBC Radio 4 and in many UK magazines and in April 2017, Postbox Press, published his first short story pamphlet, The Last Clockwork Whippet on the Tyne. In June he had a performed reading, again at the Word, of a new musical, Jobling, written, with Steve Thompson. He has poetry forthcoming and recently published in MQB, 'Who Were the Marchers? – The Jarrow Crusade and in the anthology Land of Three Rivers- The Poetry of North-East England (Bloodaxe Books.) He is delighted Smith Scripts are publishing Autumn Doze and Three Devoted Sisters.
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Brian Lawless
Brian Lawless was associated with AmDram in London the 1960's taking a familiar path starting with Gilbert and Sullivan and ending by playing Judd Fry in Oklahoma before marriage, family and work took it's toll.
Brian always vowed to get back to acting when it was possible and the opportunity came in 2010, after a 42 year break, when living in Exeter (where he still resides). In the seven years or so since then he has appeared in 28 different productions including some rather grand ones in Exeter Cathedral. His favourite role to date is that of Magwitch in Great Expectations.
'A Belated Date' is his first attempt at writing a short(ish) play and it is based on a true story with many amusing moments. Luckily he was not one of the actual participants in the real story.
Adam Lock
Adam Lock is an up and coming playwright based in Derbyshire England. Adam studied film at Derby University, graduating in 2012 and has being writing ever since. Encores And Epilogues will be his first official play and is proudly published by Smith Scripts.
Gavyn Lugsden
Gurmeet Mattu
Gurmeet Mattu is a Scots writer of Indian descent. His first full length stage play, in 1984, was CITIZEN SINGH, followed by EVERY BLOODY SUNDAY, SIEGE MENTALITY, COWBOYS & INDIANS, MSSIAH, WINDAE HINGIN' and THE GHOSTS OF GLASGOW. He has also written the shorter pieces, THE STORMER and THE GIFTIE GI'EN US for 7:84 Theatre Company. For BBC Radio he has written SICK AS A PARROT, THE FLIRT, THESE MAGIC WORDS and SHOULDERS as well as sitcom pilots, COCONUTS and DOC for BBC TV.
He is also a winner of the Scottish Screen/DNA films First Draft Award.
He is currently the Artistic Director of the Yorkhill Theatre Group in Glasgow.
Andy Moseley
Andy Moseley is a playwright and founder member of NoLogoProductions. His plays include Are You Lonesome Tonight? A Bridge Game Too Far (winner of the Roy Purdue New Writing Trophy, Orange Tree Theatre 2011) After We Danced, Boxes, Casual Encounters, Going For Gold and Heart Shaped Box. His first book, Around the States in 90 Days was published in 2009. His website is www.andymoseley.com. NoLogoProductions website is www.nologoproductions.com
Denise O'Leary
I am a published poet and award winning playwright whose work has been performed both in New York and London. The daughter of an Irish immigrant father and English mother, I won my first prize for writing aged 7. I went on to study journalism and, as a recent mature student, gained a 1st Class Honours degree in Creative Writing. Pandora's Boxes was first broadcast on Resonance FM and was adapted for stage at the Camden Fringe Festival. From there, it transferred, by invitation, to enjoy a three week run at the Rosemary Branch Theatre, London. Critics compared my writing to Beckett and Gogol – praise indeed!
I've travelled extensively and enjoyed the hospitality of strangers from Key West to Kashmir. This play was inspired by my solo journey through India. My most recent odyssey to Latin America is recounted in my travel book; Footloose & Fearless @ Fifty +.
It is now my pleasure to see Pandora's Boxes available for all at Smith's Scripts.
Christine Oliphant
I am originally from Brighton where I spent nearly half my life as a teacher of the deaf. Since retirement I have lived in Hampshire with my husband and our Jack Russell, Buddy. I have always loved anything to do with theatre, professional or amateur, and have nursed an ambition to appear on stage since playing the part of an owl in the Brownies. I joined Lee Players in 2011 and have enjoyed taking part in many productions as an actor, producer and backstage hand. For fun I wrote Horror at Hadder Hall, an interactive Murder Mystery in 2015 which was performed over three nights. Hairs to the Memory was written as an entry to a competition and will be staged in July 2018, again over three nights with a different solution for each performance. It is packed with humour and a certain amount of intrigue which I hope will be enjoyed by our faithful audiences.
Kathy Rucker
Kathy Rucker is a past member of the San Francisco Bay Area theatre company, Playground. Her first play, Beautiful Scar, was a finalist for the Heideman Award at the Humana Festival Ten-Minute Play Contest. Her next play, Chop Shop, earned her an invitation to the Sewanee Writers Conference where she developed the work with playwrights Romulus Linney and Dan O'Brien. Ms. Rucker's play, Turing Tested, was selected for participation in the Last Frontier Theatre Conference in Valdez, Alaska, as was Sultan's Battery, which was also selected for the Great Plains Theatre Conference and was a finalist in the New Works of Merit Playwriting Contest. The play was also nominated for the London Fringe Festival Theatre Writing Award and had its world premier in 2010 in Los Angeles, produced by the Fresh Baked Theatre Company. In 2013 her play, Done There, Been That, was produced at the Bierkeller Theatre in Bristol, England, directed by Natasha Harper-Smith. Crystal Springs was produced in 2014 at the Eureka Theatre in San Francisco, directed by 2013 Bruntwood Prize Winner, Anna Jordan. Also in 2014, Crystal Springs was produced at the Park Theatre in London, UK, directed by Jemma Gross. In 2016 Crystal Springs will be produced at the (ITCH) Theatre in Tempe, Arizona. Ms. Rucker's most recent play, Kadupul, had a reading with the Core Artists Ensemble in New York City in the summer of 2016, directed by Rachel Casparian.
Ms. Rucker is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley.
Laurence Sach
Originally from Brentwood in Essex, where an avid interest in theatre and drama took hold, Laurence studied Drama at Loughborough University. Since graduating he has worked in stage management, most notably with the Medieval Players with whom he toured Australia. He has worked as a freelance director; for five years was Artistic Director of Durham Theatre Company; and he has been manager of Middlesbrough Theatre and The Playhouse, Harlow. He was Head of Arts for Harlow Council before becoming a lecturer on the Middlesbrough College/Teesside University foundation degree in performing arts. Laurence now runs his own lecture course – A Brief History of Theatre – as well as continuing to write and direct. Past productions as both writer and director include his own adaptation of the Medieval Mystery Plays performed in Durham Cathedral, and his dramatisation of Terry Jones' Erik the Viking, produced by Peter Duncan for Gale Productions. More recently he has dramatised and directed Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist for The Castle Players, a community theatre group based in Barnard Castle, County Durham.
Jane Sunderland
Jane Sunderland has come to playwriting from academic writing, and holds an MSc in Playwriting from Edinburgh University. She is particularly interested in writing plays based on real people, especially women. In addition to 'Dorothy and William' (Dorothy being Dorothy Wordsworth), she has written a one act play about the last years of Charlotte Bronte's life, 'Charlotte and Arthur', which focuses on Charlotte's struggles over her eventual decision to marry Arthur Nicholls, her father's curate. Jane's short play, 'North to Muira' about the journey of a fictional, recently bereaved woman to scatter her husband's ashes, was produced in April 2017 in Glasgow by Short Attention Span Theatre.
John Waterhouse
John started writing in 2001 after taking part in a Murder Mystery game and deciding to have a go at writing one himself.
Having had a lifelong love of 60's and 70's British comedy, it was not long before John decided to try playwriting as well and this led to joining Writers' Lab at the Coliseum Theatre, Oldham and Primary Creations at the Dancehouse Theatre, Manchester; both of which helped in developing the craft of script writing. The Scriptworks playreading group at the Contact Theatre, Manchester also became a valuable source for honing work.
John's plays have been performed as far afield as Lisbon, Luxembourg, Lincoln and Glasgow ranging from small fringe venues at festivals to established theatres such as The Dancehouse in Manchester. In addition to full-length plays, John has written several short stories and sketches over the last ten years as well as six novels.
Ian Watson
Ian writes comedy drama. Be it short screenplays, long screenplays, plays, musicals, sketches, even the occasional novel. He has had varying degrees of success from a West End run to BBC radio broadcasts and various bits used by others in everything from stand-up to monologues for auditions. He's even written radio and TV commercials. He has a website www.ian-watson.com and he's 47… and used to be a northerner but dropped all that when he couldn't afford the membership fees.
Archie Wilson
I am an actor of some forty years standing (only just standing!) and playwright, now in the twilight of my life. I work for Murder 57 doing interactive murder mysteries around the country as well as being very active in amateur theatre around Buckinghamshire.
Heaton Wilson
Heaton Wilson is a prolific playwright. His work has been performed in London, Brighton, Southampton, Portsmouth, and Bournemouth.


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Ohio State avenges early-season loss
Smith's 28 points help Buckeyes get payback against Indiana
Ohio State gets revenge against Indiana
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Lenzelle Smith Jr. has been the weakest offensive player for Ohio State, so it seemed only natural that Indiana coach Tom Crean would choose to have his defense apply more pressure on the other Buckeyes.
That strategy backfired when Smith had the best game of his career.
Smith more than doubled his career high with 28 points on Sunday to lead No. 5 Ohio State to a surprisingly easy 80-63 victory against seventh-ranked Indiana.
|No. 5 Ohio State 80, No. 7 Indiana 63
|No. 7 Duke 73, Clemson 66
|No. 11 Georgetown 69, St. John's 49
|No. 23 Creighton 90, Southern Illinois 71
|Complete Scoreboard
"Throughout the game I just saw my man leave me every single time," said Smith, who came in averaging 5.2 points a game. "The first game [against Indiana], I was complaining about that to my team. This game we capitalized that and we were able to get some easy buckets."
There was no way Indiana was going to allow All-American forward Jared Sullinger to have his way inside. Crean didn't apologize for leaving Smith all alone on the perimeter.
"Lenzelle is averaging four shots a game. Look it up," Crean said after talking to his team for more than a half hour after the game. "He really played well. He played well at our place, but they've got a lot of good players. That's why they're as good as they are."
Smith, who missed practice on Thursday and Friday with a bad case of strep throat, made the most of almost every chance he had.
"That's kind of like a coach's dream when you see it going in there," Ohio State coach Thad Matta said of Smith's shooting. "Because you're making them pay for the adjustment that they're making. He did a tremendous job with that."
Sullinger added 16 points, William Buford 12 and Deshaun Thomas 11 for the Buckeyes (16-3, 4-2 Big Ten), who were coming off a loss at Illinois on Tuesday night. Several players questioned their teammates' commitment and effort after that game.
There was no doubt about either on Sunday as Ohio State took command early and was never threatened.
Smith was the No. 1 reason.
Smith, who came in scoring about five points per game, erased almost every offensive high-water mark he had ever had in a game. He hit 10 of 12 shots from the field including 4 of 5 3-pointers. He also had seven rebounds, an assist and a steal.
Matta joked that he was going to try to give each of his players a case of strep throat.
Earlier this week, Ohio State's players vowed to pay back the Hoosiers for a 74-71 loss back on New Year's Eve. In that game, the Buckeyes had 17 turnovers and 22 fouls. Sullinger got off just five shots from the field, Buford finished with eight points and Thomas scored just five points, due to foul trouble. In addition, point guard Aaron Craft had a career-high six turnovers.
Smith's previous career best was 12 in that game. He had surpassed that with almost three minutes left in the opening half on Sunday.
"He came to the sideline after he took that pull-up transition shot [that he missed]," Sullinger said with a grin. "He was, like, `My bad, guys.' I said, `Hey, you're on. Keep shooting it!' I had no problem with it."
The Buckeyes had the game well in hand throughout the second half after finishing the half on a 15-2 run to build a 35-14 advantage. Yet they energized a raucous capacity crowd of 18,809 at Value City Arena with several plays in the final 20 minutes.
Sullinger wrestled the ball away from a driving Hulls and tossed an outlet pass while lying on the floor -- Smith threw down a thunderous dunk at the other end to make it 47-23 with 15:23 left.
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The lead never fell below 16 after halftime.
Cody Zeller had 16 points, Christian Watford 13 and Jordan Hulls 11 for the Hoosiers (15-3, 3-3), who had lost at home to unranked Minnesota on Wednesday night.
The game was the first Indiana has played against another top 10 team since 2002 and the Hoosiers' first visit to an opponent also ranked in single digits since 1992.
"We just didn't execute the way we need to," Hulls said. "They definitely wanted to get up into us and keep us from executing our offense. We've got to play tougher than that."
The win was Ohio State's 36th in a row at home, the second-longest streak in program history.

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27 Apr 2017
We have just launched our newest offer of 20% off and new weddings booked midweek!
20% off* all mid week weddings in 2017/18
(Monday to Thursday weddings)
This mid week offer is based on a minimum of 50 adults on either of our packages or bespoke weddings
*Terms & Conditions apply
An example of our Willow Package includes:
Exclusive use of the banqueting room
Private outdoor terrace area
Dedicated Wedding Coordinator
White table linen and napkins, crockery, cutlery & glassware
Red carpet
Use of the Golf buggy for Photos on the Course
Private bar
Wooden Chiavari chairs with your choice of coloured sash
Cake stand and cake knife
Silver table number holders and easel stand
Complimentary round of golf for the Bride and Groom
Sumptuous 3 course Bespoke wedding breakfast for 50 adults
Drinks Package for 50 adults includes:
- A glass of Bucks Fizz on arrival
- Glass of house wine during the meal
- A glass of Prosecco for the toasts
- Evening bacon sandwiches for 100 guests
Available from £2799 incl. VAT*
Subject to availability at time of booking
For upgrades and additional guests – supplements apply
19 Aug 2016
AUTUMN 2016 WEDDING FAYRE – SUNDAY 9th OCTOBER
Hampshire Wedding Group host their Autumn Wedding Fayre at Ampfield Golf Club
SUNDAY 9th OCTOBER 2016
Come and meet the experts & suppliers, part of the Hampshire Wedding Group, as well as viewing Ampfield Golf Club as a Wedding Venue. A collection of trusted and quality suppliers form the basis of the Hampshire Wedding Group, featuring Ampfield Golf Club as one of their recommended Venues.
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05 Jul 2016
Planning Your Wedding – Wedding Timeline
Wedding Planner
12 – 14 Months before the wedding
Choose a wedding date. Don't rush. Give yourself enough time. The best way to do this is to visit ceremony and reception venues at which you would like to be married and have your reception. Choose a date based on availability. If you give yourself a year or more to plan, you have a much greater chance of booking your desired venue on your desired date.
Start a wedding file. This is a file or folder to keep all your wedding documents, contracts etc… Organization is the key to staying sane during the planning phase.
Discuss & choose the style and formality of your wedding. Pick what best suits your lifestyle, personalities and budget. "Formal", "Semi-Formal" or "Informal". There is no wrong choice. This is your day and you should make it your own. This will also help in narrowing down which venues you will consider.
Decide on a wedding budget. Common sense dictates that you do not spend beyond your means. The last thing you want is to begin your marriage in major debt because of your wedding.
Choose a ceremony location. Keep in mind that reservations are sometimes booked over a year in advance, so if you find one that you like, put a security deposit down to hold the date. (Always check the cancellation/refund policies first and have them in writing).
Choose a reception site. Many times the ceremony and reception will be held in the same facility. If this is not the case, be sure that the ceremony and reception facilities are available on the same date. also keeping in mind that they sometimes book over a year in advance. Again, always check the cancellation/refund policies first and have them in writing.
Start shopping for a wedding gown. Custom gowns can take up to a year to prepare. Be sure to begin this process as early as possible. Sometimes the wedding gown can become a stress factor, so the more time you leave for this, the better. Keep in mind that alterations and final dress fittings can also eat up extra time. There are no refunds on wedding gown purchases, so make sure your selection is 100% what you want. You can also start looking for a coordinating veil and tiara.
8 – 10 Months before the wedding
Select your bridal party and request their participation in your special day.
Research and Hire the following:
Wedding officiant/celebrant. This can be a religious or civil person depending on your beliefs and preference.
Reception Caterer. If your reception site does not provide one, you will need to arrange for your own. Once you have found one that appeals to you be sure to secure your date with a signed contract and a security deposit. As always, be comfortable with your selection, and know the refund/cancellation policies in the event you cancel or change your date.
Photographer and Videographer. Hire a professional, There will only be one chance to get this right.
Band or DJ. Review demo CD's to hear their sound and style. A good band or DJ can make a reception, but a bad one can all but ruin it.
Arrange transportation/ limousine service for the wedding party to the ceremony and reception.
Decide on bridesmaids dresses. When ordering your gowns for the women, be sure to order them at the same time to assure an identical dye lot. Be sure to bring this factor up to the person taking the dress order as well.
Start compiling names & addresses for the guest list. Keep in mind that you still have to combine and refine your list, his list, his family's list, your parents' list and the final list. If you are limited to the number of guests that can be invited to the wedding, be sure to give your families the number of guests they may include in their list. By requesting a certain number of guest beforehand, you alleviate a lot of potential stress. Also, try to make the request even on both parents' sides.
Sign up for a gift registry. Gift registries are a great way of ensuring that you get items you really want and can use. It also makes your guests' shopping much easier. Be sure to choose items for your registry from every price range to accommodate each guest's budget.
Engagement party. It's a great way to get the families and friends together beforehand.
5 – 7 Months before the wedding
Finalize the guest list. Determine the number of invitations and thank you cards that need to be ordered.
Shop for your wedding stationery. Invitations, thank you cards and personal stationery.
Arrange accommodation. Some guest (such as out-of-towners) may wish to stay at a nearby hotel after the celebrations.
Select your wedding cake. Give careful thought to you& your fiancé's favorite flavors, style, size, decorations and color.
Begin preparations for your honeymoon. Consult with your travel consultant and discuss possible honeymoon destinations and prices. Make arrangements early to catch the lowest airfares.
4 Months before the wedding
Book your florist. Once you have found one that appeals to you be sure to secure your order with a signed contract and a security deposit. Be 100% sure of your selection, and know the refund/cancellation policies in the event you cancel or change your date.
Shop for your wedding bands. You should do this with your fiancé. You will both be wearing these rings for a long time, so you should both be happy with your selection.
3 Months before the wedding
Send out your invitations. Be sure to include everyone who received a save the date magnet or card. Double check the postage required to ensure that the invitations reach your guests.
Select tuxedos/Grooms Outfits. Get all the groomsmen, best man and couple's fathers together. Measurements should be taken at the tux shop (to ensure a proper fit).
Arrange for rental of items needed for your ceremony and reception. This includes but is not limited to, arches, candelabras, china, crystal, tableware, and cutlery if necessary.
Discuss finalized menu options and costs with your caterer. Confirm arrival and departure times, as well as any added extras.
Order wedding favors
Shop for bridal party gifts.
2 Months before the wedding
Choose your wedding music and share your selections with your Band or DJ.
Select a location for your rehearsal dinner and make the necessary reservations & deposits.
Confirm with formal wear shop that they have received all measurements of every male attendant.
Schedule your alterations and final fitting for the gown.
Schedule fittings for the bridesmaids and flower girl.
Order address labels with you & your future husband's new name & new address. This adds a personalized touch when sending out your wedding thank you cards.
Confirm your order with the florist.
1 Month before the wedding
Design your wedding programs. You don't want to do this too much sooner than this because things inevitably change.
Have a final gown fitting.
Choose all of your wedding accessories. There are many accessories that you will need to choose for your big day.
Visit your hair stylist, work on a style with your veil.
Visit your make-up artist the same day.
Hair & make-up done, have your formal bridal portraits done.
Discuss and finalize details with wedding service providers.
2 Weeks before the wedding
Call any guests that haven't sent back their response card (there will almost always be a few).
Give the caterer a finalized head count.
Give your DJ or Band a list of songs that you may have come up with since your last contact with them.
Confirm rehearsal plans with your officiant and church wedding coordinator.
Complete floor and seating plan for reception.
Confirm all rental and floral delivery dates and times.
Confirm arrival time for all attendants.
Check parking arrangements.
1 Week before the wedding
Make any last minute seating arrangements/adjustments.
Organize your wedding day attire, make sure you try everything on & it fits perfectly.
Confirm honeymoon reservations.
Confirm reservations for out-of-town guests.
Pack for your honeymoon.
Gather all necessary documents for travel.
Confirm rehearsal plans with attendants and request that they arrive on time.
Confirm reservations for the rehearsal dinner.
Pick up formalwear. Be sure to try everything on & make sure all your accessories are there.
Have a relaxing massage!!!
1 Day before the wedding
Go through your list of things to do and make sure all your bases are covered.
Pack your wedding day emergency kit.
Get a manicure and pedicure.
Take a steamy relaxing bath.
Put wedding attire and accessories together.
Give rings to best man.
Try to get a good night's sleep!
Eat Something! It will help the Pre-Wedding Jitters if you have something in your stomach!
Get your hair and make-up done (wear a button up shirt to keep everything perfect).
Have someone check the reception venue. (as early as possible)
Dress for your wedding.
Have candid photos taken with family.
Enjoy, you've worked hard !!
Most Importantly… If anything doesn't go according to plan, don't worry, your guests probably won't even notice the difference.
12 Jun 2016
Wedding Themes
Although were only in June, wedding planning for 2017 is already well under way. We have been meeting with lots of prospective brides all with their own unique ideas and themes. Theming is a great way to add your personality to your wedding, whether your adding a colour as a theme, a country theme, vintage theme or something a little different like fairy tales & Disney.
There are lots of factor to consider when choosing the perfect theme. The venue you choose will have a lot to do with what theming will work best, for instance the colours on the wall or the colour of the flooring, through to the fixtures and fitting within the reception room. The Beautiful cake (pictured) combined some great colours on the edible flowers for a spring wedding, with peach's and pale pink's. Matched with the bridesmaids dresses (pictured), these pastel colours ran throughout the wedding creating a fantastic burst of colour!
The time of year could also have an impact as theming in the colder winter months may have different colours and choice of flowers compared to the hotter summer months. Spring/Summer can lend its self to the vintage garden looks and then onto the bright bursts of colour for the height of summer. The autumn winter would be the perfect time for winter wonderland weddings along with, fairy tale and the silver, white and black colours.
Believe it or not but your age might tend to steer you towards one theming over another with younger couples looking to keep on trend whilst older couple might look for more elegant and classic themes.
Whatever your theme, your venue should be able to assist with what works best or able to recommend some trusted suppliers who can help create your dreams into reality.
09 Nov 2015
Wedding Discounts
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Are You After The Wedding Day of Your Dreams Next Year?
We are offing 10% OFF your entire wedding when booking any remaining dates for 2016. This will include all food, drink and room hire charges. This offer includes both our summer and winter package and is available 7 days a week!
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The center includes exhibits on the early exploration and formation of Yellowstone National Park and the National Park Service, a bookstore, films, and several exhibits. Of note are the Jackson Gallery, which displays original photographs by William Henry Jackson, and the Moran Gallery, featuring reproductions of watercolor sketches by William Moran.


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A state law heralded as a model in protecting sexually abused children and allowing easier prosecution of those cases is meeting resistance from trial judges and defense lawyers, who call it unconstitutional.
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Kim, Wow many thanks the John born 1869 was my grandfather.
The Griffiths info. v. interesting, I only had the Ballymacormack one & felt that a bit iffy.Terence McDonell info. also welcome & as for the birth of an Eliza McDonald that is excellent. I had a Mary Eliza McDonald born 5/5/1853 Dromore Parish Down to William McDonald & Margaret Gibson as a possibilitybut of course apart from anything else that didn't line up with father's name on wedding cert.
Re the Meeks etc. I haven't been able to access the 1851C remnants recently My husband did access them some time ago & took some details which may or may not connect but since my husband died I have taken up the research gauntlet but really not proficient with either the computer or internet.
Thank you again, you have given me lots to look at. Isabel
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8 transfers who will have an impact in 2016
SEC schools recruit at the highest level, but transfers often play big roles on their teams. Many former junior college players and FBS/graduate transfers will have major impacts this season.
Trevor Knight, QB, Texas A&M
After being beaten out for the Oklahoma starting job by Baker Mayfield a year ago, Knight landed in the perfect spot. He joins an offense loaded with talent at the skill positions, an offensive coordinator who prioritizes getting the ball to playmakers and a school crying out for senior leadership at the position.
It's a great marriage for the player and the program. Knight brings stability to a position that has seen plenty of turnover. The Aggies give him an offensive coordinator who wants to run a modern version of the triple-option, taking advantage of both Knight's arm and legs.
Travonte Valentine, DT, LSU
LSU received a needed boost on Monday, when Valentine was ruled eligible. Valentine was kicked off the team 13 months ago because of a violation of team rules. His reinstatement is a major positive in the wake of a pair of knee injuries to defensive linemen Christian LaCouture and Isaiah Washington.
Valentine is a perfect fit for new defensive coordinator Dave Aranda's scheme. Valentine, the top-ranked junior college defensive tackle in 2016, has quick feet. Fox Sports' Bruce Feldman said Valentine has shed 40 pounds and wants to become an every-down player. With the loss of LaCouture and Washington, the Tigers need Valentine to develop into more than a two-down run stopper.
Gehrig Dieter, WR, Alabama
The addition of Dieter from Bowling Green – a key cog in one of the nation's best offenses in 2015 – seems almost unfair.
Dieter is a graduate transfer who dominated the MAC with 94 catches for 1,033 yards and 10 touchdowns last year. In Week 1 last season against Tennessee, Dieter caught 7 passes for 133 yards. Dieter excels at separating from press coverage and tracking the ball down the field. He should be a movable piece in Lane Kiffin's offense.
Jonathan Kongbo, DE, Tennessee
Kongbo adds talent and depth to an already-talented unit in Knoxville. Considered by many to be the top junior college prospect last season, Kongbo can play inside or outside. He can play the run and rush the passer. Playing with standout Derek Barnett, Kongbo will be able to pressure the quarterback.
Luke Del Rio, QB, Florida
Del Rio, the son of NFL head coach Jack Del Rio, is expected to be Florida's starting quarterback. He previously spent time at Alabama (redshirt, 2013) and Oregon State (2014).
Del Rio does things that Florida coach Jim McElwain stresses: get the ball to playmakers, limit mistakes, command the huddle and be consistent. Florida has depth at the position, including Purdue graduate transfer Austin Appleby and freshmen Feleipe Franks and Kyle Trask.
John Franklin III, QB, Auburn
A star of the recent Netflix docu-series Last Chance U, Franklin is projected to be the starter heading into a critical year for Gus Malzahn.
Franklin struggled last season at East Mississippi Community College, failing to beat out a guy who no longer is playing football. Franklin's athleticism and arm should be a good fit within Malzahn's offense, though.
Keith Ford, RB, Texas A&M
Ford transferred from Oklahoma to Texas A&M. He is a former top 25 recruit nationally, according to 247 Sports. Ford was suspended indefinitely by the Sooners for team violations before he transferred. He is a powerful runner and an excellent receiver out of the backfield. New A&M offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone uses multi-back and split-back formations, making Ford a perfect fit.
Mark Thompson, RB, Florida
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The Montana Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge filed by a Mexican man previously held in a county jail and wanted by U.S. immigration officials, leaving untouched the larger question of state-federal coordination on illegal immigration suspects in Montana.
Arturo Valerio-Gonzales, 46, had been held in the Gallatin County Detention Center since June on a misdemeanor sexual assault charge. He had feared posting the $5,000 bail, believing that if he did, he would immediately be taken into custody by federal immigration officials.
Valerio-Gonzales was ordered released on Dec. 6, 2017, by a Gallatin County justice of the peace and was taken into custody by immigration officials within an hour of his release.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement, of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, had asked Gallatin County to send notice before releasing Valerio-Gonzales from custody. The county jail has a voluntary policy of complying with immigration detainers by holding individuals for up to 48 hours longer than they otherwise would be.
In its order issued Thursday, the Montana Supreme Court wrote that the petition Valerio-Gonzales had filed was moot.
"The relief Valerio-Gonzales sought in his petition was for this court to 'order his release from the (Gallatin County Detention Center) notwithstanding the federal immigration detention request once he posts bail,' " the decision read, in part. "The detention center is no longer holding him. Because Valerio-Gonzales is not 'unlawfully imprisoned or restrained' of his liberty by the Detention Center, this court cannot grant effective relief on his Petition."
The court did not rule on the broader issues that propelled the Valerio-Gonzales case into the spotlight, a fact that the ACLU celebrated Tuesday.
"So that does not mean that there's been any final ruling on whether or not the detainer or re-arrest of an immigrant like Arturo is illegal, which is what we argued before the supreme court," said ACLU legal director Alex Rate.
Rate said in a phone interview Tuesday that the group, which had filed an amicus brief in support of Valerio-Gonzales, would take stock of its options for action in the future, which could include a class action petition for release.
A group of 43 law professors from across the U.S. joined the ACLU in support of Valerio-Gonzales and submitted an amicus brief to the Supreme Court arguing for his release.
On the other side, Attorney General Tim Fox and the U.S. Attorney's Office for Montana submitted arguments against Valerio-Gonzales.
Valerio-Gonzales filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus in Gallatin County District Court on Aug. 10, 2017, seeking to challenge the legality of his detainer. On Oct. 5, 2017, the district court denied his challenge. Valerio-Gonzales then petitioned the state Supreme Court on Nov. 7, 2017. He was ordered released on his own recognizance on Dec. 6.
Gallatin County prosecutors and the state attorney general had asked the court to dismiss the petition, arguing it was moot after Valerio-Gonzales was released.
But public defender Annie DeWolf had said she wanted the court to rule on the county detention issue because it could be repeated.
Valerio-Gonzales was charged with sexually assaulting a woman in a vehicle at a gas station near Bozeman. The woman said she had been traveling with the defendant and that they had pulled over to rest when the alleged assault occurred. He has pleaded not guilty. His trial is set for Jan. 9 in Gallatin County Justice Court.
Valerio-Gonzales had lived in Utah for 20 years and has two children who are American citizens, his public defender previously told Lee Newspapers.


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My next door neighbor, Tony, absolutely loves being dominated by me. Even though he is a lot older than me, I flirted with and teased him all through high school. I knew he wanted me and I just wanted to see how far he would go to have a little piece of me. I'd purposely wear my cheerleading uniform without my bottoms and practice my kicks and splits in the backyard. I could see him watching me from his bedroom window. I was always top seller in my troop because he'd buy as many cases of Girl Scout cookies as I needed him to buy. I've even gone as far as rubbing my kitty inside my bikini by the pool, pretending that I didn't notice him jacking off while he watched me from his bedroom window.
All semester long he's been aching to be a good little bitch for me when I got back home for summer vacation, but I won't be back until July 4th since I'm taking summer classes. We've been Skyping at least three times a week while I'm here at school and I've made him do a lot of naughty and kinky things for me and my BFF, Kyla. He was so excited the first time Kyla played with us. She's so fuckin' hot and I'm totally jealous of those big ass tits of hers. They are so beautifully big even I can't resist them. The minute he signs on in AIM he sends me an instant message and here are a few examples of what it's like before we start Skyping:
Session Start (UrPrettyParadise:TG_Paradise'sBITCH): Fri Feb 14 16:56:47 2014 -0800.
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: Mmmm Happy Valentine's Day Princess. How are you?
paradise_baylor: Thank you! I'm cool.
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: You're cool? LOL…. I think you're HOT!
paradise_baylor: Of course you do.
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: I have a gift for you, but I have to go back to work soon.
paradise_baylor: Mmmm, are you ready to be my bitch?
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: I am!!!!
paradise_baylor: Good, then your work can wait! Call me and give me my gift!
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: Yes Princess!
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: "TG_Paradise'sBITCH (TG_Paradise'sBITCH)" signed off at Fri Feb 14 17:06:13 2014 -0800.
Session Start (UrPrettyParadise:TG_Paradise'sBITCH): Sun Mar 23 15:52:06 2014 -0700
paradise_baylor: Call me Bitch!
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: OMG!
paradise_baylor: Don't keep me waiting!
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: Yes Princess!
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: "TG_Paradise'sBITCH (TG_Paradise'sBITCH)" signed off at Sun Mar 23 16:07:50 2014.
Session Start (UrPrettyParadise:TG_Paradise'sBITCH): Tue May 27 09:39:44 2014 -0700
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: Hello
paradise_baylor: Mmmmm call me, Bitch….
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: YES!!!
paradise_baylor: and let me know what time works best for me and Kyla to dominate you!
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: Mistress you own me!
paradise_baylor: I sure do, now call me!
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: YES my Ebony Mistress!
TG_Paradise'sBITCH: "TG_Paradise'sBITCH (TG_Paradise'sBITCH)" signed off at Tue May 27 09:55:35 2014.
I love the fact that I have control of a grown ass man that will do anything to please his Ebony Princess! I'll wear the sexy clothes and lingerie he buys me while we Skype and watch him jack off and beg for me to let him cum. He's never seen me naked, but Kyla and I put on a good show for him. During our threesome phone sex Skype calls he's watched us dry hump each other while we're kissing, watched me play with those gigantic tits of hers and we've even fingered each other through our panties for him. He was so fucking turned on when we masturbated that we got him to buy us first class plane tickets to come see him this weekend, a suite at the Waldorf and spa treatments galore! I guess he couldn't wait for me to get back home in July. He even sent a limo to pick us up from LaGuardia last night. Oh if Daddy ever found out I came home for the weekend to be a cock tease for Tony, he'd have a fit! But if Tony plays his cards right, I won't have to call Daddy to come and get me.
I couldn't believe my eyes when I looked on her iPad and saw this older, white guy screaming, "I'm Paradise's bitch!, I'm Paradise's bitch!" He jacked off and came all over himself and it was fucking hilarious. She wasn't even touching herself. She was just giggling and shouting, "Yeah that's right bitch! Cum for me, cum for your Princess Paradise! Tell everyone who owns that white dick?" Then him quickly replying, "You do Princess! Paradise owns my white dick! Ahhhhhhhhhhhh! I can't stop cumming!" He was so out of breath and thanking her over & over again when he noticed me giggling in the background. That was about a month ago and now, I'm in New York City, staying in this lavish suite at the Waldorf Astoria and getting VIP treatment like I'm a celebrity! This shit is crazy! She's so sweet and innocent looking, but she has Tony and several other guys wrapped around her pretty, little, dominating finger. They send her gifts, paid for all of her books and supplies, deposit money into her account and practically give her whatever she wants.
This morning, in the hotel suite, we had another Skype session with Tony. He was so excited to see that we were actually here in the city waiting for him. He was hard and begging if he could stroke for her. Paradise just kept on teasing him, denying him and laughing at him. She even let me dominate him for awhile and I had a great time doing it. I jiggled my big tits and he was like, "Please Mistress Kyla, please let me titty fuck your voluptuous tits!" I replied, trying to sound like Paradise, "If you're a good boy, I'll think about it. Now jack that dick for me, but don't you dare cum!" I pulled my right tit out of my pink, silk robe and started sucking on my hard nipple and he went bonkers. Then Paradise came up behind me and pulled my other tit out and pushed them together in front of the webcam and said, "Wait until you see how hot they look in that dress you bought for her to wear tonight at the 40/40 club!" We giggled and she started licking on my hard nipple, then sucking on it and it felt so good. He looked as if he was about to bust a nut until she told him to stop. He begged and begged, but she told him to put his cock ring on and save it for us tonight. He did as he was told and rushed to put it on his dick. "Anything to make you happy Princess. I want to have a huge load for you tonight!", he said before we said our goodbyes.
Paradise came out of the room wearing the fuchsia, silk Saint Laurent Mini Dress. It had a plunging cowl-neck and she paired it up with silver glitter, peep-toe Jimmy Choo heels and a matching clutch. I had on a deep V-neck sequined mini dress with these red, Armani slingback pumps and matching red clutch. Out of the jewelry he sent us, she wore the diamond hoop earrings and tennis bracelet, while I decided to wear the diamond drop earrings and cuff bracelet. She greeted Tony at the door and his mouth dropped when he saw how we looked in everything he got us. When he came up to me he looked at my face a couple of times, but he couldn't keep his eyes off my tits. He is so fucking fine I couldn't take my eyes off of him either. Tall, Italian muscular Greek God type, sporting Armani from head to toe. Dark blue dress shirt, black slacks, side-logo penny loafers and a hard-on below the belt. Paradise is so evil, she noticed the bulge in his pants too and made him pull it out for us to see. I was shocked to see that the cock ring was still on and he swore to us that he's been a good, obedient bitch. He had a long, meaty dick and I could just picture it gliding in between my tits. She started stroking it and said softly, "Are you ready to worship your two barely-legal, Black Beauties? Be very good to us and we'll let you nut this weekend like you've never before!" "Whatever you want Princess! I can't wait to worship my two Ebony Goddesses!", he said as he enjoyed her hand vigorously stroking his throbbing dick. This weekend is going to be epic and I'm going to dominate my first bitch ever! We'll see if he can handle the two of us.


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DDA announces owners of 5,238 flatsDecember 16th, 2008 - 5:18 pm ICT by IANS
New Delhi, Dec 16 (IANS) Hundreds of applicants thronged the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) office Tuesday as the draw for 5,238 flats under its Housing Scheme 2008 was held. The computerised lottery draw was held in the presence of four judges at Vikas Sadan. Nearly 250 applicants were also present inside the conference room where the lottery was being held.
"It took 28 minutes to complete the lottery process and names of 5,238 successful applicants out of 566,906 will be soon uploaded on DDA website www.dda.org.in
According to Dhar, the successful applicants will receive an official letter from DDA by Dec 30.
"The successful applicants have to deposit the money within two months, failing which their name would be cancelled. Besides the stipulated time of two months, we will give some more grace time if applicant seeks it," Dhar said.
However, as the draw was being held, some people held a protest at the DDA office. They alleged that the whole process was unfair.
"The DDA has told that it will put a huge screen outside the office premises for applicants to watch the lottery process but no arrangements had been made. It was totally unfair," said Vidhi Sharma, an advocate.
Dhar said the DDA will dispatch the demand drafts of Rs.150,000 submitted with the application form by Dec 30 on respective addresses of applicants who failed to get a flat.
The flats are in different parts of city, including Rohini, Dwarka, Vasant Kunj, Motia Khan, Narela, Pitampura, Paschim Vihar, Shalimar Bagh, Dilshad Garden and Lok Nayak Puram. The DDA offered similar schemes in the past also.
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Palestinian women in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) have been affected by every aspect of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict-and actively involved in both protest and peace-building-at least since the clashes that preceded Arab-Israeli War of 1948-1949. Millions of Palestinian women and their families were dispossessed and displaced in the war that followed the creation of the State of Israel. Most of those women are still unable to return to their original homes or lands. Many are still refugees.
While there is no doubt that Palestinian and Israeli women on both sides of the Green Line have been seriously affected-their security compromised, their health and lives and families threatened, their ability to function in a daily routine made increasingly difficult, and their economic stability undermined-as a result of the decades-long conflict, this report focuses on the effects of the conflict only on Palestinian women in the oPt. (The "Green Line" is the armistice demarcation line to which the warring parties agreed after the 1948 war, which was, along with the other provisions of the armistice agreement, "dictated exclusively by military considerations" and explicitly intended not to prejudice the rights of any party in the future settlement of the Palestininian question. more...)
The strategies that Palestinian women in the oPt have developed to cope with the disruptions caused by conflict, displacement, and the national struggle for statehood, as well as the additional burdens that have been placed on their shoulders, have opened opportunities for them. The breakdown of the extended family created space for women to reconfigure their roles within a smaller family unit, and take on more responsibility for family decisions. Women's participation in the national liberation struggle was actively encouraged during the student demonstrations of the mid-1970s, and women took up the call. Palestinian women of all ages and social classes have challenged their socially-defined gender roles through their political participation, which has at times included serious confrontations with the Israeli army, but has also included involvement in marches and demonstrations, and in grassroots organizing to fill the gaps in social services in the oPt, whether under Egyptian, Jordanian, Israeli or Palestine Authority rule.
However, many of women's social gains have been counterbalanced by the serious impact of the conflict on every aspect of their lives. Hundreds of women have been seriously injured or killed in the violence of the first (1987-1991) and second (2000-present) Intifadas. In most cases, women are not injured or killed while directly participating in clashes with Israeli soldiers, but while they travel to or from work, while they attempt to cross checkpoints, when they are denied access to ambulances or medical services, when as innocent by-standers they are caught in cross-fire between armed men, as a result of Israeli extra-judicial assassinations of Palestinian leaders, or while they are in their homes. more... Recently, however, a handful of Palestinian women have engaged in the universally condemned practice of suicide bombing.
In addition to the direct physical danger to themselves, thousands of Palestinian women have lost husbands, sons, brothers or fathers to exile, emigration in search of work, Israeli imprisonment, or death. Half of all refugee families are headed by women, more... and female-headed households have been disproportionately affected by the rise in poverty that has accompanied the recent violence and the closures and curfews-the latter at times keeping the entire Palestinian population of West Bank cities confined in their homes 24 hours a day-that Israel has imposed on the oPt as a result. more... These measures, in addition to house-demolitions, land appropriations, and other measures taken by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in the name of security, have had serious negative impact on women's physical and psychological health, education, economic security, and access to services. Despite the heavy toll that the conflict has taken, Palestinian women continue to support each other through grassroots activism, and continue to work for peace both within their communities and in collaboration with like-minded Israeli women.
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So, one of the big things we wanted to do with the cbox was give people a means to communicate with others currently online, through means other than Skype. Another function of the Cbox was trying to find something to do with the blank space to the right side of the screen.
With this, however, came some problems.
And how to keep it from ruining the webpage.
Because of issues with computer resolution (computers scale the screen differently) we couldn't exactly hard-code the cbox dimensions to a "one-size-fits-all". What looks fine on my screen, for instance, may take up half of someone else's screen - whereas what looks fine on their screen may be a jumbled mess of compressed pixels on my end.
Now, while neither I nor LunaRegina are web-page designers by any means (though it's something I wouldn't mind getting into after I'm finished with my programming courses), if there was an issue that was actively preventing people from being able to view the site, it had to be fixed as soon as possible. While this may not fix the scaling issue, this will at least make it so that people can hide the cbox as they please.
CHAT ON, CHAT OFF:Toggle Button implemented.
On a side note, the text itself toggles the chatbox. I'm currently trying to figure out how to make a button out of it.
QUICK EDIT: So it's come to my attention that even with the toggle option, the cbox, when hidden, still cuts off the page (since there's a box on the right side of the screen). I'll see what I can do about fixing it, but for now, zooming out should fix the issue. If there are any more problems, let me know.
EDIT: Okay. The *actual* issue was the use of a static absolute width on the sidebars versus a scaling percentage. Hopefully it has been dealt with, but in the meantime feel free to let me know if you're still having issues.
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If you design your media room well enough to suit your needs, you may never need to spend time and resources going to a theater ever again. It is an indisputable fact that the electronics and appliances are the major components of a media room, but it cannot be overemphasized that the shades and color schemes adopted for the media room will go a long way to determine your enjoyment and comfortability of the media room. Choose the wrong shade, and the media room may never serve the purpose for which it was created.


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