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WORK has started on the first homes to be built under multimillion pound plans to transform living conditions in Merseyside.
Housing minister Keith Hill MP boardeda giant mechanical digger to gouge out the first bucket of earth from the site of the former Secrets nightclub in Bootle.
More than 50 households will move into seven three and fourstorey blocks of flats when the £5m Hawthorne Road development is completed in February 2006.
They will all be rehoused from the neighbouring Klondyke estate, where dozens of crumbling properties will be bulldozed or refurbished.
The Bootle scheme is the first of its kind anywhere in the country to use cash from the government's housing market renewal initiative to create new homes.
Across Merseyside, hundreds of unfit properties will be demolished and replaced with new housing over the next 15 years under the £90m New Heartlands pathfinder programme.
Mr Hill said: "This isa hugely important day.
"The government has committed very large sums of money to the Merseyside pathfinder, but people have heard it all before and it is vital that they start to see changes taking place.
"Residents are coming round to the idea of housing market renewal because a lot of work has been done with them."
Altogether 52 flats will be built on the site.
Forty will be rented out by housing association Adactus while residents can buy a 50% share in the remaining
Project manager Annette Dooley said: "It will be a mix of one and two- bedroom apartments and we will target the over-55s, although it will not be exclusively for them.
" There is a big demand already so we do not predict any problems filling the properties."
By 2006, the New Heartlands pathfinder hopes to build a further 1,550 homes across Liverpool, Wirral and Sefton, demolishing more than 2,700 unfit properties and refurbishing around 325 others.
It should also improve standards of living in deprived communities by introducing projects such as community wardens.

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2018 Kia Forte
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SiriusXM AM/FM/Satellite Radio
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Total Number of Speakers: 4
Braking Assist
ABS and Driveline Traction Control
Stability control
Privacy glass: Light
Wheel Diameter: 15
Wheel Width: 6
Urethane steering wheel trim
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Trip computer
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Power remote driver mirror adjustment
Heated driver mirror
Heated passenger mirror
Power remote passenger mirror adjustment
Dual vanity mirrors
Audio controls on steering wheel
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Cloth seat upholstery
Bucket front seats
Rear bench
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Tilt and telescopic steering wheel
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Suspension class: Regular
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Tire Pressure Monitoring System
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Max cargo capacity: 15 cu.ft.
Vehicle Emissions: ULEV II
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Fuel Capacity: 13.2 gal.
Instrumentation: Low fuel level
Clock: In-dash
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Semi-independent rear suspension
Torsion beam rear suspension
Front suspension stabilizer bar
Variable intermittent front wipers
Black grille w/chrome surround
Center Console: Full with covered storage
Overall Length: 179.5"
Overall Width: 70.1"
Overall height: 56.3"
Wheelbase: 106.3"
Front Head Room: 39.1"
Rear Head Room: 37.3"
Front Leg Room: 42.2"
Rear Leg Room: 35.9"
Front Shoulder Room: 56.1"
Rear Shoulder Room: 54.9"
Front Hip Room: 53.8"
Rear Hip Room: 53.1"
One 12V DC power outlet
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Rear center seatbelt: 3-point belt
Door reinforcement: Side-impact door beam
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The many benefits of green tea
So what can green tea do for you? Green tea has been show to:
- Boost weight loss and increase metabolism
- Decrease cholesterol
- Protect the body from oxidative stress
- Help prevent cancer
- Decrease the risk of diabetes
- Decrease the risk of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease
- Benefits the teeth
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Contrary to what a lot of people believe, the majority of the energy you use every day is consumed to fuel your metabolism. In this sense, no matter whether you are resting in bed or out for a run, you are always burning calories.
The average male has a basal metabolic rate that equates to a calorie expenditure of 1690 calories a day (7100 kilojoules). This is the average requirement for the human body to maintain itself, and this number doesn't take into account any exercise or other activity. The activity you do perform throughout the day is an additional expenditure.
Drinking green tea for weight loss provides you with a weight loss benefit of between 5 - 17 percent according to studies. This boost is modest and can help you lose up to 2 pounds extra over the course of a month without performing any extra exercise or reducing your calories further. More importantly, green tea is able to achieve this by increasing the rate at which your body burns fat, by increasing your metabolism.
Unlike other supplements that help you burn fat, the main active fat burning ingredient in green tea isn't a stimulant and it won't make you feel jittery. This compound is a powerful antioxidant called Epigallocatechin 3-gallate (EGCG), and there is evidence that it can even reduce the risk of several types of cancer. Whereas drugs like ephedrine increase weight loss by stimulating your central nervous system and bodily processes as a whole, EGCG increases fat loss without speeding up your CNS. The lack of a CNS stimulant effect makes side effects very unlikely, whilst you can enjoy the weight loss benefits of green tea.
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How to use green tea
If you enjoy drinking tea, it may be beneficial to switch to drinking green tea. A couple of cups of green tea every day will help you lose weight, prevent cancer, and reduce your cholesterol. If you don't particularly care for green tea however, or you want to avoid the additional caffeine to your diet, you may benefit most from green tea extract.
If you prefer drinking green tea for weight loss, you'll likely want to know which green tea is best for this purpose. Firstly, it does definitely have to be green tea, rather than black or oolong tea. All forms of tea have unique benefits, but it is only green tea that benefits fat loss to any great degree. This is because EGCG and other catechins are converted into different antioxidants through oxidation as the tea ferments into black tea.
Black tea does still have a small amount of EGCG, but it pales in comparison to the amount of catechins in green tea. Green tea itself can also vary in EGCG, and some varieties contain more catechins than others.
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Not all green tea is created equally, and certain varieties of green tea are shown to contain much higher concentrations of beneficial antioxidants. In most cases, you will find that sencha and gyokuro contain the highest concentration of EGCG, as well as the highest concentration of antioxidants overall.
As far as the taste goes, gyokuro has a detectable umami taste, as well as a natural sweetness. This is related to the way it is produced. Because the gyokuro is shaded for a few weeks before harvesting, the amino acid concentration is increased and this gives it a rich flavour profile and the natural sweetness it is known for.
Green tea extract for weight loss
Green tea extract is an extract of green tea where the antioxidant catechins have been concentrated and the caffeine is often removed. If you're watching your caffeine intake, check the green tea extract's label before you purchase any product to ensure the caffeine has been removed. Caffeine free green tea extract will still increase metabolism and help you burn fat.
To receive the most benefits, any green tea extract you take should be standardised to 50 percent EGCG, and the other antioxidants should be listed as a percentage to show you the breakdown of nutrients. One to three capsules of green tea extract at 250mgs of EGCG per day is a healthy way to increase your weight loss.
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Green tea benefits weight loss and your overall health regardless of whether you drink it or swallow it in a capsule, and the best part is that it's natural. If you're struggling to lose weight, give green tea a try.
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Caffeine in green tea
In this case however, decaffeinated green tea should be avoided as the decaffeination process can often strip out antioxidants. For this reason, decaf green tea is not useful for weight loss, because the EGCG content is much lower. If you're hoping to avoid caffeine, you should take a caffeine free green tea extract instead. This will give you the EGCG you want, without the caffeine that you don't want.
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- Are you eating less calories than you use?
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- When dieting for weight loss, aim to reduce your diet by no more than 500 calories (2000kj) below your basal metabolism. Extreme calorie deficit won't help you lose weight faster, it will just damage your body. Slow weight loss is better than harming yourself, and you'll reduce the risk of stretch marks that way too.
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6 Delectable Infused Chocolates You Can Buy Right Now
Combining chocolates and cannabis is like a dream come to true for so many who love to receive their medicine by way of sweet treat.
Who doesn't love a good piece of chocolate? Few things can enhance the simple goodness of the sweet confection. One thing that would definitely heighten the chocolate-eating experience, though, is devouring an entire bar that's been infused with cannabis. Chocolate edibles are taking the market by storm and it's no wonder why! It's like two delicious treats in one. With so many emerging chocolate cannabis companies, it can be hard to make an informed decision about which is the best to buy. Don't worry, I've taken all the guess work out of the chocolate edible purchasing process. Here are six delectable infused chocolates that you need to buy right now.
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These sweet squares deliver some pretty potent dosages. The standard milk chocolate option is accompanied by 150 MG of the highest quality concentrates available. If you're looking for something even more powerful, opt for the higher dosage bar that carries 225 MG of THC. Each dosage level also comes in toffee and caramel varieties.
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4. Day Dreams – sativa bar
Not only does the sativa bar promise to deliver a stimulating cerebral effect, it can help enhance creativity and alleviate problems like depression. The sativa bar is available in plain or blueberry flavors, infused with the same 180 MG dosage of THC.
However, if you were looking for something with extreme potency, Day Dreamers does offer the Peppermint Sativa bar, infused with a whopping 720 MG of the finest sativa THC. This variety is not for the faint of heart and should not be consumed in one sitting.
5. Hashman Infused – milk chocolate
The Hashman Infused chocolates all come pre-dosed with 10 doses per bar. 200 MG of THC are used to create these confections, along with the finest chocolate available, making for an exquisite treat. Along with the plain option, vanilla and peanut butter varieties are also available in the milk chocolate bars.
6. Hashman Infused – dark chocolate
Like the milk chocolate, these dark chocolate bars are made with the finest cocoa and concentrates available. The dark chocolate does, however, carry a few more flavor options, including roasted almond, blueberry, CBD which contains 80 MG of CBD concentrates, sativa and indica specific options, and finally, the 420 cherry bomb.
420 cherry bomb contains 420 MG of pure THC concentrates, is broken into 22 doses, and contains pop rocks, or "pot" rocks, that fizzle and pop when they come in contact with saliva. With so many options, you're sure to find something that works exactly the way you need it to.
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Summer 2018 Teaching Artists
Summer 2018 Teaching Artists
Hattie Claire Andres is an SCT Drama School alumna and Seattle-based director, choreographer, actor, producer, and educator. Locally, she has worked extensively with Seattle Repertory Theatre, The 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle Children's Theatre, Youth Theatre Northwest, Seattle Theatre Group/Disney Musicals in Schools, One Coast Collaboration, Washington Ensemble Theatre, Live Girls! Theatre, 14/48: The World's Quickest Theatre Project, ArtsWest Playhouse, and Playing in Progress. Hattie holds a B.A. in Theatre and Management Studies from St. Olaf College and is a proud co-founder of Seattle's Young Americans' Theatre Company, now in its 10th season. She is also the director of theYoung Actors Institute.
Lauren Appel has been a teaching artist with SCT since 2003. In addition to her work at SCT, Lauren currently manages Arts Connect, a program for court-involved girls in Pierce County run by Hilltop Artists, and integrates theatre into the classroom curriculum in the Highline School District through Arts Corps' Creative Schools Initiative. She has worked at many cultural institutions in Seattle and New York including Youth Theatre Northwest, Rubin Museum of Art, Abrons Arts Center, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. She holds a BA in theater from Smith College and a MSEd in Museum Education from Bank Street College of Education.
Dave Baldwin has been working in local theater for the last 30 years. He is a graduate of Cornish College of the Arts and on the staff of SCT as a season carpenter. In addition to working as a lighting and set designer for small theaters are town, Dave also is a teacher of Stage Craft for the theater department of The Northwest School, where he has been on faculty for the last three years.
Meredith Berlin, lead teacher of the CAST program, has enjoyed teaching SCT drama school students of every age and level for over twenty years. She has performed as an actor and dancer on stages in Seattle and Washington DC. She is also a director, choreographer, and is the author of The Ghost Light Kids Get Hooked, an adventure inspired by her experiences behind the scenes at SCT and other theaters. Meredith has received grants from both the Seattle and King County Arts Commissions. She has two children, ages 19 and 22.
Eric Bradler is excited to be joining the summer staff at SCT again this year. During the school year he is a K-8 music teacher at Our Lady of Fatima in Magnolia and church organist at Blessed Sacrament. He has been playing accordion since age 8 and holds a master's degree in music from the University of Denver where he served as a lecturer in music theory and aural skills until 2008. Current and previous music director credits at SCT include Into the West (main stage, 2017) and Mario and The Comet (student shows, summer 2017), Mary Poppins (camp, 2016), Hairspray (camp, 2016) Aladdin (camp, 2015). Other credits include Blessed Sacrament Baroque Orchestra, Cabrillo Festival Orchestra, OLF Baroque Orchestra, Colorado Symphony Orchestra, Playground Ensemble, Opera Colorado, Affinity Chamber Players, The Priests, Denver Opera, and the Da Vinci String Quartet. I am looking forward to working with your talented students!
A teaching artist since 2005, Ann Marie Caldwell is passionate about arts education. After earning her BA in Theatre from the University of Puget Sound, Ann Marie completed the SCT Teaching Artist Summer Internship and School Year Apprenticeship and the WSAC-sponsored Teaching Artist Training Lab. Ann Marie is the Education Director for Macha Theatre Works, and is the Education Programs Assistant and a teaching artist for Pacific Northwest Ballet's Community Education Programs.
Keni Cohen has over 35 years of experience in the theatre world, as a director, actor, mime, clown and educator. He has combined his love for the theatre with his curiosity of the world's many cultures by creating his own ensembles in France, Portugal, Brazil, and New Mexico. For seven years Keni was the artistic director of the highly acclaimed teen ensemble "Theatre of Urgency". While artist in residence in New Mexico, he taught over 70 residencies for all grade levels, and worked for the "Santa Fe Children's Museum" where he created twelve original family shows. Keni has worked as an actor in classical, contemporary and experimental plays. Keni has worked for SCT as a teaching artist for the last 17 years and 8 years as a summer season play director.
Megan Collins is delighted to play, act, dance and imagine with SCT Drama School students! Megan works as SCT's full time teaching artist, teaching SCT's CAST (Creative Arts for Small Thespians) preschool program during the school year, and teaching a wide array of camps & classes for all ages over the summer. Before moving to Seattle, Megan studied at Loyola University Chicago where she had the privilege of working with wonderful Chicago theatre companies such as Adventure Stage Chicago and Lookingglass Theatre Company. A native of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Megan grew up performing and teaching at the Children's Theatre Company and Stages Theatre Company.
Josh Darby has worked in children's theatre as a teaching artist, actor, writer and director in Seattle, Los Angles and the Tri-Cities since 2005. Josh loves to work with kids of all ages and teaching theater arts to the next generation is a true passion. He is a graduate of CWU (2008) with a BA in Theatre Arts: Youth Drama, SCT Teaching Apprentice Program (2013-14) and Columbia College of Hollywood (2011) emphasis in Acting for the Camera. Along with teaching with SCT, Josh has been working with the Academy of Children's Theatre in Richland, WA as its artistic director, directing 2 improv groups and serving as a teaching artist for their Pre-K program and 4th-6th after school acting program. He couldn't be more psyched to keeping working with and learning from the great people, families and students of SCT! And as always Josh is a proud member of Hufflepuff House! Josh is excited to be directing Disney's Beauty & The Beast and Peter and the Starcatcher with ACT (Richland) this coming year!
Maria Dogero is so thrilled to be joining SCT again this summer. She first joined SCT as an intern in 2012, and returned as a Teaching Artist in 2016. During the school year she teaches Creative Movement and Music at a small elementary school in Bellevue. She studied child development at Stanford University and taught at Stanford's Bing Nursery School. Maria believes in the power of play and loves to sing, dance, improvise, and make up silly stories.
Kate Drummond completed the Seattle Children's Theatre Teaching Apprenticeship in May 2015, after a great summer as the Young Actor Institute Intern. She has a BA in Drama from Washington University in St. Louis, where she explored acting and directing, and developed a specialized interest in Shakespearean verse. Since moving to Seattle, she has performed with Dacha, Jet City Improv, Unexpected Productions, and several independent improv groups. Kate teaches for several organizations in and around Seattle, including Seattle Children's Theatre, Bainbridge Performing Arts, Youth Theatre Northwest, foundry10, Salmon Bay School, and Seattle Shakespeare Company's Short Shakes program. When not teaching or performing, Kate can be found working at Jet City Improv as the Education Coordinator.
Karissa Elliott is a recent transplant to Seattle from Bellingham, WA. She attended Western Washington University and majored in theatre with concentrations in education and acting. Her favorite theatrical experiences in Bellingham include performing in a Mercer Mayer adaptation at The Neighborhood Playhouse, working at the Summer Youth Theatre Institute at WWU, and tap dancing in a production of The Producers at the Mount Baker Theatre. Summer 2016, Karissa was an Education Intern at Seattle Children's Theatre, where she discovered how much she loves creative drama. Karissa hopes to encourage as many children as possible to be active artists.
Duncan Frost works as an actor, director and teaching artist throughout Puget Sound, including work with Seattle Children's Theatre, Village Theatre, Key City Public Theatre, Seattle Public Theatre, Foundry10 and a number of local schools. Before coming home to the great Pacific Northwest, Duncan spent eight years in Minneapolis working and training with the Children's Theatre Company, The Guthrie Theatre, Walking Shadow Theatre and Troupe America. While attempting to count all 10,000 lakes, he received his BFA in Acting from the University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theatre BFA Actor Training program. He has a funny dog who is somewhat long.
Karina Garcia is a Seattle-based director, producer, teaching artist and arts activist. She received her BA in Theatre from Western Washington University in 2015. After graduating, Karina moved down to Seattle to complete the apprenticeship program with the Seattle Children's Theatre and now has the privilege to teach with SCT, foundry10 and the Seattle Public Theater. As a theatre and teaching artist, Karina works to bring equity and inclusion onto the stage and into the classroom, and strives to give marginalized voices a platform.
Matt Giles is a director, music director, performer, teacher, and producer in the Seattle area. His Seattle directing credits include Peter and the Starcatcher (Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre), Into the Woods (STAGEright, Gregory Award-Outstanding Musical), The Last Five Years (SecondStory Repertory), The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Seattle Musical Theatre) and others. He has worked with 5th Avenue Theatre, Village Theatre and is the Associate Producing Director at Seattle Repertory Theatre. Prior to his move to Seattle, Matt was the Artistic and Education Director at Spartanburg Youth Theatre.
Lauryn Hochberg is an artist and educator based out of the PNW. She has performed regionally with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (Pirates of Penzance, Ghost Light, WILLful) and the Sebastopol Shakespeare Festival (Peaseblossom). In Seattle she has toured her one woman show An Actress Vs. William Shakespeare and performed with Book-It Repertory Theatre, Strawberry Theatre Workshop, Theater Schmeater, Printer's Devil Theater, Annex Theater, Parley Productions, and the 14/48 Theatre Festival. She is a teaching artist with the Seattle Repertory Theatre's Public Works Seattle, and also teaches regularly with SCT, Powerful Schools, Seattle Shakespeare Company, and runs an after school visual arts enrichment program at both West Mercer Elementary and Queen Anne Elementary. She specializes in early childhood development, creative drama, and creating curriculum for individual learning enrichment plans.
Andrea Ichikawa is excited to return to SCT Drama School after taking time away to be with her sons, Theo (3) and Desmond (1). Andrea first came to SCT in 2003 as a Summer Intern after graduating from Western Washington University where she studied Theatre with an emphasis in Education. She went on to complete the SCT Teaching Apprentice Program before joining the SCT Education Administrative Staff, where she held many roles including Education Program Manager. Other training includes the Washington State Teaching Artist Training Lab and The Best Start in Life: Early Childhood Development for Sustainable Development from The SDG Academy.
Eric Johnson has been sharing the magic of movement with young people for 23 years. During the school year he teaches 550 children weekly in 31 classes in both public and private schools. He leads teacher workshops nationally for the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.
Gillian Jorgensen is a Seattle-based teaching artist and playwright with over 20 years experience specializing in devised work and creative drama. Her original works include The Nut-Brown Girl and The Anxious Avengers (Seattle Public Theater), No Way Out (Live Girls Theater), and My Pet and My Dead Pet (14/48 Projects). She also created and developed Youth Theatre Northwest's Haunted Forest series and Annex Theatre's Ghosty series. In addition to teaching for SCT's Drama School, Gillian has served as an artist-in-residence with Book-it All Over!, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Queen Anne Elementary, and Centrum. Gillian holds a BS in Theatre from Northwestern University, with continued education as a roller derby referee for Seattle Derby Brats and PFM Roller Derby.
Amy Jurkiewicz works as a Teaching Artist throughout Seattle and loves coming back to SCT. She has completed SCT's Drama School internship and Teaching Artist Apprentice program. As a California native, she has worked with children's theatres in various cities throughout the state, as well as in Charlotte, North Carolina as an educator and director. She recently received her Masters degree in Theatre Education. Having experienced first-hand the positive impact that theatre educators can have on their students, she is excited to be that influence to her students here in Seattle!
Tara Kaine is passionate about the opportunities that theater brings to young people especially at SCT. When teaching or directing, she prioritizes the students' ideas and leadership, building a community that honors each individual. Tara received her teacher training at the University of Toronto with a specialist in drama education in urban schools. Over the last 9 years, she has taught theater and directed shows with children ages 18 months to 18 years, in schools and communities from the Bahamas, to California. She is thrilled to continue her work as part of this inspiring and creative community.
Anita Kuroiwa has been part of the SCT family for the past 23 years. In addition to teaching Musical Theatre, she has choreographed over ten SCT Summerstage Shows – most recently 'The Lion King". Four of these shows were also written and directed by her. Ms. Kuroiwa founded the dance program at Seattle Academy and established two children's dance companies (involving young performers - grades six through 12). She is currently on faculty at Seattle Academy and Seattle Central College. Originally from Chicago, Ill., Ms. Kuroiwa began her training with the Chicago City Ballet. Since then she has trained with Hubbard Street Dance Theatre, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, and Pacific NorthWest Ballet. Ms. Kuroiwa often travels to France where she does additional training with the Paris International School of Dance. Ms. Kuroiwa's choreographic and teaching credits include working with such institutions as Seattle Repertory Theatre, The Group Theatre, Pacific Arts Center, Evergreen State College, Seattle Central College, NW Folklife, Seattle Contemporary Ballet, Paul Robeson Theatre, Langston Hughes Theatre, and Sphinx Dance Theatre. She has performed, choreographed and taught for over thirty five years in the greater Northwest.
Jessica Low is a Seattle based performer, director, choreographer and educator with a Bachelor of Arts in Drama from the University of Washington. Credits include work at the 5th Avenue Theatre, Village Theatre, ACT, Arizona Theatre Company, Harlequin Productions, ArtsWest, Sound Theatre Company, Showtunes, Capital Playhouse, Seattle Musical Theatre, Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre, Centerstage, Bainbridge Performing Arts and The Bigfork Summer Playhouse. She was the 2014 Gregory Award recipient for Outstanding Choreography for The Wild Party with Sound Theatre Company. She is a proud member of Actor's Equity Association.
Rob Martin has a B.A. in Theatre from Whitworth University and has been working with children in school, theatre, outdoor recreation, and childcare environments for over twenty years. He is proud to be a former SCT Education Intern and Teaching Apprentice. Rob is also a professional actor and is the Director of Improv at Taproot Theatre Company. He teaches theatre to students of all ages, including specialized improv classes for students with Early Stage Memory Loss. As a father of three boys, Rob is using his drama and improv skills in more ways than he ever could have imagined!
Dana Mitchell is glad to be back for the summer teaching in the SCT Drama School. She has a BA in Theatre from Samford University and an MA in Theology, Imagination, and the Arts from The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology. She spent the past year teaching students who struggle with autism and behavioral challenges, and loved seeing how storytelling helps kids become braver and more loving human beings. She has worked with Seattle Shakespeare Company's education programs and with STAGEright as a staff member/producer and designer.
Maddie Napel is excited for her first summer with Seattle Children's Theatre! After graduating from Northwestern University in March of 2017 (BA in Theatre and Sociology, focus in Theatre for Young Audiences), she has worked at SCT as the 2017-18 SY Education Administrative Intern and as a House Manager and Teaching Artist. Maddie has also taught with Dandylyon Drama, Sweet Pea Cottage Lathyrus Theatre, Portola Valley Theatre Conservatory (Portola Valley, CA), and Seesaw Theatre (Evanston, IL), and will join Book-It Rep as their Primary Teaching Artist in fall. In all of her work, Maddie is passionate about adapting curriculum to suit the needs of all students, particularly those with physical and developmental disabilities. Ask her about SCT's new Sensory Drama programs!
Maia Nowack grew up in Seattle, where SCT was a big part of developing their love for theatre. They graduated from Northwestern University with a BA in Theatre and a minor in Dance. While there, they taught both drama and dance to students in the Evanston School District and assisted at Baker Demonstration School. Maia completed both the drama school internship and teaching artist apprenticeship programs at SCT, and is excited to continue teaching, playing, and growing with all their wonderful students. When not at SCT, they can also be found teaching dance to students of all ages at American Dance Institute.
Beth Pollack is thrilled to be back for another adventure at SCT! A graduate of SCT's Apprenticeship Program, Beth was also a Drama School Intern (Summer 2014) and Drama School student. As a performer, she has been involved in various classical, contemporary, and devised pieces in New York and Seattle. As an educator, Beth has worked with New York's Mad and Merry Theatre Company, Seattle's Young Shakespeare Workshop, The 5th Avenue Theater, and ACT Theatre. Beth holds a BA in Theatre Studies and the Historicization of Dramatic Literature from NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study and would be happy to explain exactly what that means.
Dave Quicksall received a BA in Theater at the University of California at Santa Cruz and went on to receive an MFA in acting at UCLA. In Seattle, Dave has worked in the professional theater as an actor, director, and writer for ACT, Seattle Repertory Theater, the 5th Avenue, Intiman, Seattle Children's Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, and Book-It Repertory Theatre. In 2015, Dave performed in Robin Hood (originally produced by the Seattle Children's Theatre) at the New Victory Theater in New York City. This last year, Dave performed roles in three different plays on three different stages in Seattle: Hamlet for the Seattle Shakespeare Company, The Man of La Mancha for the 5th Avenue Theatre, and The Cherry Orchard for the Seagull Project at ACT. Most recently, Dave directed a critically acclaimed production of Titus Andronicus for the Seattle Shakespeare Company. As a Teaching Artist, Dave has worked all over the country, including the Seattle Children's Theatre, the Wolftrap Institute, the Nashville Institute for the Arts, and the Lawrence Hall of Science at UC Berkeley. Dave has been an Artist Mentor with Arts Impact since 2002.
Samip Raval is an actor, director, and teaching artist from Charlotte, North Carolina. He has worked as a teaching artist with public and private schools in South Florida, New York, North Carolina, and internationally in Kenya, India, and China. He most recently directed The Who And The What (ArtsWest Playhouse), Guards At The Taj (ACTLab), and projects with Pratidhwani and Forward Flux Theater. Regional acting credits include plays with Arena Stage, Playmakers Repertory Theater, Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Conference, Shakespeare Theater Company, and assistant directing with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. He has held workshops and residencies with the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center Education, Emerging Artists Theater, and LaGuardia Performing Arts. His short film The Faucet, which he wrote and directed, screened at the Oxford Film Festival and Toronto Short Film Festival. Samip is a member of the Actors Equity Association and holds a BFA from the North Carolina School of the Arts.
Angela Rinaldi has been a Teaching Artist at Seattle Children's Theatre since 2003 and directed Once on This Island for SCT's summer season in 2009. She has taught theater classes at Youth Theatre Northwest, Stone Soup Theatre, The Evergreen School, Evergreen City Ballet and Whitman College Summer Dance programs. Angela has been Music Director and Choreographer for Bellevue High School's Spring Musical Productions since 2003, performing with BHS students at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland in 2013 and just returned in August with Fiddler on the Roof! She will be directing Dracula, the Musical in October at BHS, of which she wrote both the book and music, and has become an annual event. She has Choreographed and Music Directed Little Mermaid, Willy Wonka and Once Upon a Mattress for Chinook Middle School, and will be doing Suessical in March, as well. Angela is the summer coordinator for Theater Works in Bellevue www.theaterworksinbellevue.com. As a writer and performer with Events on the Edge, Angela has composed over 200 songs for Variety Plus Theater, which she co-founded with her husband in 1995 www.varietyplus.org and will be perfoming in their brand new musical, The Odyssey to Excalibur in November at the Meydenbauer Center. Angela currently serves as Principal Accompanist at Spectrum Dance Theater and Dance Musician at Pacific Northwest Ballet, Cornish College of the Arts Dance Department and Dance Fremont. As a proud member of the Musician's Association Local-76, she is also promoting her Music for Ballet Class compact discs and just released her New Age solo piano CD entitled In The Moment, available at: http://www.angelarinaldimusic.com.
Marisol Rosa-Shapiro is a New York and Seattle-based performer, director, teaching artist, and creator of original works of theater. She is a graduate of Princeton University and of Giovanni Fusetti's Lecoq-based Helikos School of Theatre Creation in Florence, Italy. Her specialties include mask theater, mime, clown, commedia dell'arte, improvisation, physical comedy, movement- and ensemble-based creation and more. Marisol has been a director, assistant director and producer for Princeton Summer Theater, McCarter Theatre Center, Signature Theatre Company in NYC, Yale Repertory Theatre and Jujamcyn Theaters. Marisol's performing credits include American Bard Theater's The People, Convergences Theater Collective's Babel, Spellbound Theater's Wink and The Last Coin. Her own red nose clown solo show, Here at Home premiered in the storefront gallery space of a tattoo parlor in Philadelphia and has since toured to the NY Clown Theater Festival, Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble's Women's Solo Performance Festival, and to Philllips Academy at Andover. She is currently directing Soledad Ensemble's The Seven Ravens Project which is part of the New Victory Theater's LabWorks development program for theater for young audiences and families. www.thesevenravensproject.com. Marisol has worked as a teaching artist for The New Victory Theater, Tectonic Theater Project, TADA! Youth Theater, LeAp NYC, Seeds of Peace, At The Well Young Women's Leadership Academy, Phillips Academy at Andover, Sitka Fine Arts Camp, Triangle Associates, Seattle Rep, Seattle Children's Theater, Seattle Theatre Group, Village Theatre, ArtsCorps, and more. Marisol will be a resident artist and curator at FEAST Arts Center in Tacoma in the summer of 2018. She is a proud volunteer performer and teacher with Clowns Without Borders.
Carol Roscoe has appeared in six feature films including, If There's A Hell Below, Gamers Dorkness Rising, and Gamers Hands of Fate. In addition to a professional film/stage acting & directing career, Carol has taught (directed, and acted) at SCT since 1998. On SCT stages she has appeared in The Boy at the Edge of Everything, Getting Near to Baby, The Magic City, The Devil and Daniel Webster, The Shape of a Girl, and Lily's Purple Plastic Purse. For SCT Drama School she has directed Into the Woods, Singing In the Rain, Jane Eyre, As You Like It, Romeo and Juliet, Beauty Idol, The Odyssey, Midsummer Nights Dream, High School Hamlet, The Laramie Project, Pride & Prejudice, Speak, The Golden Compass. Carol is an Affiliated Adjunct Professor at Cornish College of the Arts. She holds an MFA in Classical Acting from George Washington University. www.carolroscoe.com
Christie Rotarius is excited to join SCT as a teaching artist! She holds a Master of Music in Musical Theatre Performance and an Advanced Certificate in Vocal Pedagogy from NYU. With a varied background in theater and music education for more than 20 years, she is also an accomplished performing artist (under the stage name Christie Lynn Devoe), having performed regularly in the NYC area in theatre, opera, television, film, sketch comedy and improv at venues including Broadway's George Gershwin Theatre, Madison Square Garden, and the Original Improv Comedy Club. Prior to her family's move to Seattle, she was on faculty at NYU as a voice teacher and worked as a teaching artist with StudentsLive Broadway Education Company in conjunction with Wicked on Broadway. As a teaching artist, Christie believes in storytelling as a means of empowerment for every voice and encourages both young and old to find their own voice and share it!
Jasmine Jean Sim is an actor, director, and teaching artist who moved to Seattle from California after graduating from the Pacific Conservatory for the Performing Arts. She then graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a concentration in creating new works. She has enjoyed a successful and creative career in the theater scene so far, most notably as a member of ACT Theatre's first Core Company in 2016. She has had the pleasure of working with The 5th Avenue Theatre, ACT Theatre, The Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Village Theatre, ArtsWest, and many more! She hopes to continue building both as an artist and as a teacher.
Julia Thornton is delighted to be teaching at SCT this season! A music director, pianist, vocal coach and teacher in Seattle, she has music directed and played for both professional and youth shows all over the Seattle area at a wide range of theatres, colleges, and schools. Recent credits include: The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Mamma Mia!, Holiday Inn (The 5th Avenue Theatre), Ragtime, Shrek (Seattle Children's Theatre), Urinetown (Cornish College of the Arts), Pippin (Village Theatre KIDSTAGE), Into the Woods (Village Theatre). She recently served as the Music Supervisor for The 5th Avenue Theatre's Rising Star Project: 10 Minute Musicals. She has an active teaching studio in Seattle where she teaches voice and coaches for auditions. See her next working on Annie this holiday season at The 5th Avenue Theatre and visit her at www.juliathornton.org!
This will be Alex Ung's third year at Seattle Children's Theatre and he could not be more excited! As a dancer and choreographer, Alex has spent a lot of his time teaching and performing in the Seattle area and is currently producing works with his dance company, the Guild Dance. You can see him on stage here and there in musicals (recently Xanadu), dancing with other companies (JERBOA Dance), and even teaching in the dance studio (PNB Bellevue). In his spare time, Alex rock climbs, paddle boards, backpacks, hikes, and competitive strain friendships with Settlers of Catan. But what he's most excited about this summer is sharing his wacky and fantastic choreography in Suessical Jr!
Kendall Uyeji is a theatre education graduate from Western Washington University who participated in the summer internship program at Seattle Children's Theatre a few years ago. He has trained in physical comedy, improv, acting, and playwriting and has participated in theatre of all sorts in the Seattle area. He has taught a variety of classes at SCT and other educational theaters and is looking forward to doing more in the future.
California native Markeith Wiley is a multi-dimensional art maker, who creates out of necessity. His vast movement vocabulary spans a lifetime of influences. As of late this anit-social extrovert dabbles in dance, sound, theater, a combo of all three or none of the above. Wiley has been an arts educator in Seattle for a while now. When they are not in the studio you can find Markeith at Rainier Dance Center in Rainier Beach or on Capitol Hill as a managing artist director at Studio Current or choreographing with both Seattle Children's Theater & 5th Avenue Theater. Markeith holds a BFA in Dance from Cornish College of the Arts and has performed or collaborated with Keith Henessesy, Kitten n' Lou, The Dance Cartel, Lingo, The Grief Girls, Mother Tongue, Erik Blood, Forward Flux, Natasha Marin, Tyisha Nedd and many more. In the evenings Wiley hosts a DJ event at Vermillion gallery & bar with fellow music enthusiast Alice Gosti & has started a monthly performance party at Studio Current called SC Sessions. Wiley was a member of the 2014 City Arts Future List & also graced the cover of the magazine in 2016.
Andrew Wilkes is an Iowa native now based in Seattle. He received his BA in Theatre Arts from the University of Iowa in 2014 before moving to the PNW. As an actor Andrew has performed with Azeotrope Theatre, Book-It Repertory Theatre, Triangle Associates, Theatre for Young Children, Seattle Children's Theatre, and regularly for the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center. Being a teaching artist has brought Andrew into hundreds of classrooms. He has taught theatre in Iowa, Washington, Colorado, and China.
Madeleine Winward is excited to return to SCT after a year with Baltimore Center Stage where she worked as a properties apprentice. Previous credits include Seussical: The Musical and Young Frankenstein at Village KIDSTAGE, as well as the summer 2014 season at SCT as the props intern. As a stage combat choreographer she has taught one-day seminars, as well as having her choreography featured in the summer 2015 season production of Dracula.
Matt Wolfe brings 19 years and a broad range of experience in the professional performing arts to his passion for teaching. He has worked as an actor in musicals, plays, commercials, and voice-over and has worked as a director, writer, and theatre educator. Most recently, Matt has directed a production of West Side Story at Bigfork Summer Playhouse, performed as Cornelius in the National Tour ofHello Dolly starring Sally Struthers, and appeared on Broadway in the premiere of Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson. He helped workshop and appeared in leading roles in world premieres of children's classics like Goodnight Moon and Richard Scarry's Busytown at Seattle Children's Theatre which are now performed all over the United States.
Gen Zoufal is thrilled to be back at Seattle Children's Theatre. She was born and raised in Chicago, where she received her BFA in Theatre Arts, concentrating in Theatre for Young Audiences, and developmental psychology from The Theatre School at DePaul University. Gen is returning to Seattle Children's Theatre after spending the 2016-2017 season as the teaching artist fellow at Metro Theater Company in Saint Louis, where she taught arts integration and community building in schools across the city. Before moving to Saint Louis she worked as SCT as an education intern, apprentice, and teaching artist.


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"Bridesmaids" may have been the big lady-comedy of 2011, but "Bad Teacher" is taking it one step further. The Cameron Diaz snarkfest that should've been a lot funnier than it actually was is being adapted for CBS, deadline.com reports. Given some of the racy scenes in the flick -- and the fact that the network already had a show called "$#*! my Dad Says" -- we're a little curious about how the movie will be edited for content. Here's our best guess as to how things will play out.
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Welcome to It's a Schmahl World! This is the blog about the adventures of Kathryn and Kim Schmahl, sisters who grew up Cincinnati, Ohio. We are both in our twenties, living and working full-time in the Midwest but take any chance we get to travel someplace new!
Growing up, our family never went to on the same vacation twice. Every summer vacation, we went to a new place and traveled different parts of the U.S., from the Grand Canyon to Williamsburg to San Francisco. And then in 2002, when Kim was 13 and Kathryn was 10, our family went international! Thanks to our mom's job, we spent a year living in Luxembourg and the two of us got our first taste of the world outside of the states.
Now we've grown up into 20-somethings and have inherited our parents' enthusiasm for seeing new places and learning about different cultures. The idea for this blog came to us a few summers ago while we were on a family vacation to Madrid and Paris, our first time back to Europe since Luxembourg.
We're excited to share our travel adventures with you!
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The Belmont Arts Collaborative exists to provide artists and organizations the opportunity to produce work in a dedicated performing arts space. We are located in the historic Belmont neighborhood of Charlottesville, Virginia, just a few blocks from the downtown mall. Our 2300 square foot space, with a black box theater that seats up to 99, adjoins the DMR Adventures Academy, which houses 3 rehearsal studios. If you have a show you'd like to produce or classes you'd like to teach, please reach out to us!
Construction update:
The theater is nearing completion of phase 1 of construction, which includes a new front entrance, green room/dressing room, 2 bathrooms, a kitchenette, a lobby, and the black box theater. The two new front doors and the existing sliding doors are also being improved with a facade project that extends to the center at 221 Carlton. A sprung floor, a grid and theatrical lighting and curtains will be a part of the next phase of construction. The space is wheelchair accessible.
Partnership update:
We are currently collaborating with the following organizations: DMR Adventures (the founders of the Belmont Arts Collaborative), the Center for Vocal Study, Big Blue Door, Phoenix Theatre Works, and Valley Fencing Alliance. We hope to announce two new partners in the coming weeks.


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After years of poor management and an acute lack of investment The Fox at Holgate has finally had the make over it so desperately needed and is once more set to become the community hub in the York suburb once famous for it's carriageworks.
With Punch Taverns looking for a partner to invest in a comprehensive overhaul, it was Ossett Brewery who stepped up to bring it's distinct style to the pub whilst sympathetically restoring this magnificent gem.
The Fox boasts York's largest beer garden in a surprisingly leafy setting for such a built-up area and has the distinction of being a blue-plaqued heritage inn, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking out the city's finest watering holes.
The usual Ossett nod to local history can be found on the walls whilst the bar is home to ten handpumps split between the brewery's output, Tetley's and guests.
Fabulous weather for the opening weekend saw residents and beer tourists turn out in force to get the latest chapter in this remarkable inn's history off to a flying start.
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Is it me or does what's unfolding in response to the health care reform legislation vaguely resemble protests of the 1960s, when people were fighting for and against civil rights? Spitting on members of Congress, shouting the "N" word (in a way that's not related to this column) and the "F" word, brandishing firearms, hurling threats and screaming at the top of their lungs?
Where was this rage when the insurance companies were gouging Americans? Where was this rage when children were being denied health care because of pre-existing conditions i.e., ailments they were born with? Where was this rage when folks had to choose between paying for their homes or for medical treatments? Where was this rage when working Americans could not afford health care or didn't have it as an option? Where was this rage when the prior administration pushed through legislation that created the dire economic conditions under which we're currently suffocating? Where was this rage when thousands of American troops were killed when fighting a war that we entered under false information? Where was this rage when veterans with catastrophic injuries were returning home and couldn't get the health care that they needed to fully participate in society again? Where was this rage when female veterans could not receive the same health services or gender-specific treatment as their male colleagues in VA hospitals?
I could go on, but I won't. The question is, what is driving all of this rage? There's a lot to be pissed off about, but universal health care is not one of them. I wish folks were this interested in our public school system; even though we are failing our children on the education front, there is very little rage or protest. What is it about health care reform that has so many folks' panties in a bunch?
I have a sneaky suspicion that it has little to do with health care and a lot to do with prejudice. What exactly do the words "nigger" and "faggot" have to do with health care anyway? Why is that type of venom being spewed? Oh, let me guess: Some people think the "niggers" and "faggots" will benefit most from this measure. Sorry -- try poor white people, many of whom are uninsured and unemployed. I still don't understand why many poor whites are siding with the political party that is hell bent on keeping them unemployed and uninsured. I'm just saying, they had jobs under President Clinton and voted for President Bush twice who drove the economy into ground, so why all the hate for President Obama? Don't tell me they're cool with white men cramming legislation down their throats as opposed to a black man. We can't be that lame as a society ... or can we?
If you're unemployed and uninsured, the last thing you should be protesting against is a measure that will help you out in one of those areas. But hey, the way our world has gone mad, I'm not so sure anymore.
There is a system in place to challenge this law. Has anyone noticed that 13 attorney generals from various states have come together to file suit against the health care reform law, not to mention those states that are filing separately? There is a system in place that can actually work to pass laws and to challenge them, but we won't let it work because we're stuck on stupid. We're so busy repeating false information and acting on emotion instead of common sense that we look like a so-called Third World country during its first Democratic election. Vandalizing political offices, threatening people's lives, severing gas lines, and mailing powdered white substances to members of Congress. More than 10 Congress people have to have around-the-clock security. Is this Iraq or America? Can you say embarrassing?
Folks are claiming that they're hopping mad because they didn't know about the impending vote. Really? Where the hell have you been? Universal health care has been a topic of discussion for decades and in the news constantly for the last two. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton nearly got run out of the White House as first lady for trying to introduce the idea of health care reform as her project. America told the then Tammy Wynette of politics to walk on by (in my best Dionne Warwick voice). You haven't been paying attention, so other folks are up to no good? Maybe you need to read more or watch something other than Fox News occasionally. I'm just saying.
Whatever the case, health care reform is a scapegoat for something else: hate and hostility, which has never been dealt with in a meaningful way in America. Hopefully this escalating hysteria will not boil over into violence we can't take back and further divide our already clearly divided country.


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On Photography, Film
Berenice Abbott: "I see the photograph as a statement of affirmation, built of wonder and curiosity. By choice of subject and special treatment given a subject, it is as personal as writing or music."
Ansel Adams: "When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence."
Robert Adams: "What a landscape photographer traditionally tries to do is to show what is past, present, and future at once. You want ghosts, and the daily news, and prophecy."
Diane Arbus: "For me, the subject of the picture is always more important than the picture [itself], and more complicated."
Alice Boughton: "The photographer must first of all have ideas."
Wynn Bullock: "The mysterious forces that lie beneath the surface of the object world are as real to me as the objects themselves. I feel them. I love the medium of photography for with unique realism it has the power to evoke a sense of the unknown through the known, the invisible through the visible."
Henri Cartier-Bresson: "Above all, I look for an inner silence. I seek to translate the personality and not an expression."
Imogen Cunningham: "You must be able to gain an understanding at short notice and at close range of the beauties of character, intellect and spirit — so as to be able to draw out the best qualities and make them show in the face of the sitter."
Nan Goldin: "Taking pictures is for me a way of touching someone — a form of tenderness."
Algimantas Kezys: "Form attracts me more than content. … It does not matter to me whether the picture is of a man, or of a bird, or of a rock. Each subject gets equal attention and is equally exciting if it happens to be in a meaningful form. … The world is so full of beauty and meaning that there is enough of it for everybody — to explore, to relish, and to transform, each in his own way."
Lynda Koolish: "As an artist, a photographer paints with light. How the subject looks psychologically and visually is determined by how the light falls, the way shadows form, creating and reflecting a sense of inner luminescence. I try to photograph at the moment of spontaneous convergence of what is visually exciting and what moves me emotionally. Sometimes, the photograph, like a poem, becomes a window filled with light."
Victor Kossa Kovsky: "Film when you aren't sure if you hate it or love it. Doubts are critical for making art. Film when you hate and love at the same time."
Dorothea Lange: "The camera is a great teacher, and the more people who use it the more aware they become of the possibilities of the visual world. The disciplines and the difficulties of this are immense . . . You live it. You breathe it. You're cut off from the moorings of the people around you. You actually are nourished and sustained by your eyesight. You look into everything, not only what it looks like but what it feels like. On that sort of attention, great photographs will be made, and the best of the photographers have it once in a while."
Maaza Mengiste: "Photography is about much more than taking pretty pictures, just as writing is about more than writing pretty sentences. In each, there is the narrative that should become more complicated as we look, and read, and consider."
Marie (nee Menkevicius) Menken: "There is no why for my making films. I just liked the twitters of the machine, and since it was an extension of painting for me, I tried it and loved it. In painting I never liked the staid and static, always looked for what would change the source of light and stance, using glitters, glass beads, luminous paint, so the camera was a natural for me to try."
Joel Meyerowitz: "In a way, as an historian and an artist, I had to try to deepen the field of my observation and my interest, which meant sometimes letting go of a big dramatic image up close in order to let the background speak as well as the foreground. I found myself opening up and maybe even reinventing a way of looking."
Michael Moore: "I also don't understand why so many documentary filmmakers think that the politics or the message of their films is the top priority, rather than the art of cinema, and making a good crackerjack of a movie. The art of the movie is more important to me than the politics . . . Why? Because if I make a shitty film, the politics aren't going to get through to anyone."
Dorothy Norman: "My photography . . . encompassed nature, people and architecture — subjects I felt passionately about and loved. In size, my prints always remained small, but I tried to make the images as large and bold and as beautiful as life itself."
Muriel Rukeyser: "The work with film is a terribly good exercise for poetry . . . the concept of sequences, the cutting of sequences of varying length, the frame by frame composition, the use of a traveling image, traveling by the way the film is cut, shot, projected at a set speed, a sound track or a silent track, in conjunction with the visual track but can be brought into bad descriptive verbal things and brought into marvelous juxtapositions."
Agnès Sire: "In the duel of the portrait, how do you face the gaze of the other? Which of you is giving and which of you is taking?"
Susan Sontag: "Photographs, which cannot themselves explain anything, are inexhaustible invitations to deduction, speculation, and fantasy."
Alec Soth: "That's what photography does. It's very related to poetry. It's suggestive and fragmentary and unsatisfying in a lot of ways. It's the art of limitation. Framing the world. It's as much about what you leave out as what you put in."
Guillermo del Toro: "The way you color-code a movie, the way you carefully lay out the textures and shapes, is an act of narration, and I do treat it like that."
Larry Wilder: "Photography is all about light, composition and, most importantly, emotion."
Last updated: 10.31.2017


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Corpse flower blooms at the Missouri Botanical Garden
ST. LOUIS – The so-called Corpse flower is in full bloom at the Missouri Botanical Garden in south St. Louis. The flower can be seen Sunday night till 1 am. Admission is free, with last entry set at 12:30 am in the Linnean House, where the flower is housed.
The flower blooms rarely and only under the right conditions.
The flower gets its name from the intense odor from a tall spike of crowded flowers that last just a few days.
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Scottish businesses have a range of concerns regarding UK Government plans to raise the rate of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) dramatically from 18% to 40% or even 50% in this month's emergency Budget. That was one of the key findings from a snap survey by Chambers of Commerce in Scotland conducted among Scottish businesses. Commenting on the results, Liz Cameron, Chief Executive of Scottish Chambers of Commerce, said:
"The prospect of a rise in the rate of Capital Gains Tax is clearly causing concern for many Scottish businesses, and the fact is that many are already taking action in anticipation of moves by the UK Government to substantially increase the rate of CGT. If even the prospect of a CGT rise is having such a material effect in terms of asset divestment, the effects of its ultimate implementation are likely to be onerous indeed.
"Of course, any tax rise is unlikely to be popular, and business does recognise that fiscal revenues must increase if the national goal of deficit reduction is to be achieved. However this only serves to underline the need for Government to set out a clear rationale for any tax rises it is planning in terms of its decision to target that particular tax, the additional revenues it expects to receive and how those revenues will be invested.
"CGT has historically been utilised as a tool by Government to encourage and reward entrepreneurship, and many businesses are clearly unconvinced of the wisdom of imposing dramatic increases in the rates of CGT during a phase of fragile economic recovery. If a rise in CGT is unavoidable, then there must be clear exemptions and reliefs for business activity alongside taper relief and indexation.
"Just as Government is right to subject its spending to scrutiny, so must it expect business to scrutinise the taxes we pay. At all times, Government must remember that economic recovery and deficit reduction will ultimately be down to business to deliver, and we need the resources and encouragement to develop new business opportunities and create new jobs."
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If you have been reading ecommerce business guides and blogs, you will realize that each one of them are emphasizing on gathering data. Have you ever wondered why so? If so, read on. Web design: Based on your users' browsing and behavioral data, you can choose the best eCommerce web design. While … [Read more...]
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Translating a business idea into a real eCommerce store is really a big thing. So, there would be many stumbling blocks that start-ups may especially encounter on everyday basis. However, these blocks can be converted into stepping stones of success, if we strictly follow the basic ground … [Read more...]
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Reduced pricing on selected beers, all cocktails, all spirits and pitchers! So come and enjoy!
Our new restaurant is now open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner!
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The restaurant also offers an all day menu from 7am-10pm and the bar is open from 7am - untill...
In St. Lawrence Gap, the home of Time Out, and throughout Barbados, there is certainly no shortage of wining and dining options available, no matter what your palate demands. We encourage you to explore and eat through them all, or as many as your stay will allow!
In "the Gap," as Barbados' nightlife strip is popularly known by Bajans, street food abounds - from grilled chicken and fried fish to burgers. Although well-seasoned to start, don't forget to add a bit of Bajan hot sauce to give your taste buds the true Caribbean flavour.
Restaurants within the Gap include anything from the fine dining of Primo Restaurant to the casual, lively and fun Cocktail Kitchen or Café Sol for Mexican delights.
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Safe Church Policy
The Baptismal Covenant calls us to "respect the dignity of every human being." This policy seeks to honor this call by providing a safe, joyful and holy environment for all the members of our congregation, especially the vulnerable among us including children and youth.
Screening Staff and Volunteers
Background checks will be performed on all clergy and employees and all volunteers who regularly work with children or youth. This process will include the following:
- a written application
- a public records check
- an interview
- reference checks.
Volunteers may be permitted to work with children or youth if they have been known to the clergy or congregation for at least six months.
Behavioral standards for ministry with children or youth
Adults shall never, under any circumstances:
- provide children or youth with non-sacramental alcohol, illegal drugs or pornography,
- consume non-sacramental alcohol or illegal drugs or misuse legal drugs at any children's or youth event,
- be under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs or the misuse of legal drugs at any children's or youth event,
- engage in illegal behavior or permit other adults or children or youth to engage in illegal behavior,
- engage in any sexual, romantic, illicit or secretive relationship or conduct with any child or youth,
- discuss their own sexual activities or fantasies with children or youth.
Firearms and concealed weapons are prohibited at any church activity. Special exceptions may be made for off-duty police officers or others who are required to carry firearms.
Monitoring programs and interactions with children and youth
Plans for all events and ministries for children and youth should include at least two, unrelated adults present at all times. If unanticipated circumstances result in an adult being alone with children or youths, that adult shall immediately report those circumstances to the Rector or Senior Warden. It may be appropriate for a Sunday School class to have only one teacher so long as at least one other adult can maintain visual contact with the teacher.
Any new programs, trips or events that involve children or youth should be given prior approval by the Rector and the Vestry. No event for children or youth shall take place in a private residence without prior approval by the vestry.
It is recommended that the Vestry or other duly delegated parishioners regularly conduct a "safe church audit" to review practices and policies within the congregation. Parents/guardians are expected to supervise their children if they are playing on the church grounds, especially in the woods behind the church.
Education and training
Clergy, lay employees and volunteers who work with children or youth are expected to attend training on how to prevent child abuse and promote healthy boundaries in church settings.
Internet Safety and Media
The Internet and publishing media are gifts facilitating rapid and effective communication, education and the spread of the Good News. Parish media include: our website and parish email, the newsletter, weekly announcements and parish bulletin boards. On occasion in order to highlight the events and life of our parish, pictures of members of our community may be posted on printed and electronic media. Every effort shall be made to figure minors in groups of two or more. NEVER under any circumstances shall a name or contact information of any minor be posted on the internet or in printed media.
We recognize that photographs of parish events are frequently posted on the boards in the parish hall. This is a way of celebrating the life of our parish. However, parishioners have the right to ask that a picture that features them be removed from a parish bulletin board. The removed picture shall be returned to the parish office.
Responding to conerns:
When abuse or neglect is disclosed or suspected in good faith, volunteers and staff shall make this known directly, in person, to the rector. In the context of the Church School,, the Director of Children's Ministries shall also be informed in person.
Anyone who has reason to suspect that child abuse has taken place, whether at church or away from church, shall report it to the appropriate civil authority. The rector upon hearing report of a violation shall be responsible for providing appropriate pastoral care to all those affected and appropriate remedial and/or disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment or volunteer ministry with the church. The Bishop, hearing reports of violations by clergy, or by adults at diocesan events, shall be responsible for providing appropriate pastoral care to all those affected and appropriate remedial and/or disciplinary action, up to and including canonical disciplinary action.
Anyone who knows of a violation of these policies in a parish environment shall immediately report the violation to the Rector or priest and senior warden. Anyone who knows of a violation of these policies in a diocesan environment or by a clergy person shall immediately report the violation to the Bishop's office.
Contact information
The Safe Church Officer for the Diocese is the Reverend Canon Sarah Shofstall and can be reached at (413) 737-4786 x 11. email@example.com.
The phone number to report suspected child abuse in Massachusetts is: (800) 792-5200 or you can call the Department of Social Services in your area.
This policy shall be reviewed each year, and is subject to amendment by the Vestry at any time.
Adopted by the Vestry of St. John's Episcopal Church, Sutton on October 21, 2004. Revised June 2008