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When the sun goes down and you're looking for a night full of thrills and chills, there's nothing better than a haunted hayride, house or hollow to bring on the terror. With decades of experience and excellence in horror-inducing haunts, we're highlighting what's new at these infamous Laurel Highlands attractions. Escape them all...if you can.
Haunted Hollow
6:30-10:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays Sept. 28- Oct. 27
A new year means new fears at Haunted Hollow, which takes you through everything from hay rides and corn mazes to haunted houses. In addition to the classic Bruner Boarding House, HollowWood Haunted Hayride, Toxic Wasteland and Dead End Cornfield, the Hollow is also adding two new scares for 2018.
One of only a handful in the country, Haunted Hollow Escape is an escape room that traps you in Willie's shack, the evil caretaker of the Hollow. With only 15 minutes, you must race against the clock to find clues and solve puzzles. Can you escape before Willie returns?
Also new in 2018 is the Milford Asylum. Venture through the hallways of the asylum, witnessing firsthand the experimental procedures that guests endured as the doctors became indistinguishable from the patients. How will you stay sane surrounded by amputation, electroshock therapy, skull boring and extreme isolation all combined with the overwhelming stench of rotting corpses?
Lonesome Valley Farms
Dark- 10 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays Sept. 28-Oct. 27 (Haunted attractions), 7-10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 7-9 p.m. limited Sundays (corn maze)
Combining fun and fear, Lonesome Valley Farms has haunted and kid-friendly attractions for all ages. If you're looking for a scare, their haunted hayride and maze trail will take you to the Slotter Farm, where the deranged Will B Slotter and his family have set up a terrifying barn full of crossbred mutants and other horrors.
Every year, the non-haunted Get Lost Corn Maze gets a new design, and this year is one of their best! Their new spider maze will take you through a web of endless turns, corners and dead ends to find the solution to the puzzle and ultimately find your way out. Bring your flashlight and see if you can solve the challenge!
If you have young ones, the Pumpkin Patch Playland includes the corn maze long with slides, spider crawls, steer roping, a barrel train and more non-scary stuff so the whole family can have a blast.
Haunted Hillside
7 p.m.-midnight Fridays and Saturdays Sept. 28-Oct. 27
Haunted Hillside is like your favorite TV show; every year the story goes on and it continues to get better and better. In 2018, it is all out war on the Hillside as guests are thrust between killbillies, the Coven of Ursula and a bone cult as they battle for control over a demon.
Start on a haunted hayride, explore a mile of horrors on foot and keep an eye out for Allister Heck, the newest evil on the Hillside who harvests souls for the demon and is looking to add your pelt to his collection of hides.
Can you make it past Allister? Get a taste of what feels like to actually be in a scary movie!
Haunted Hayloft
7-9 p.m. Regular Haunt, 9-10 p.m. Lights Out Adventure, Fridays and Saturdays Oct. 6-28
Haunted Hayloft tells the tale of the Umberger Tragedy as you journey through the barn where a gruesome murder took place, into a Corn Maze of Carnage and down into the Horrors of Hell to face your worst nightmares.
For the truly fearless, you have to check out the new Lights Out Adventure when all of the lights go out and you have to continue to find your way through the Hayloft with only one glow stick per group.
Haunted Hills Estate
7-11 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays Sept. 14-Oct. 27, 7-10 p.m. Sundays Oct. 7-28, Lights Out 7-11 p.m. Nov. 2-3
Be in the dead center of the action at the all new Haunted Hills Estate, celebrating its 15th anniversary in 2018. Join them for new characters scenes, themes and upgraded haunts to keep the scares fresh.
Their one-of-a-kind experience combines three separate attractions into one terrifying evening. Try to escape the J.H. Finkelstein Funeral Home as an undead undertaker stalks you along the way. The Magic Chamber of Horrors is a magic show from the dark side with mind-blowing magic tricks and shocking illusions! Finally, the Moonlight Massacre Challenge Trail tests you to escape from the harvest before you become a part of it.
Fright Farm
6-11 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays Sept. 21-Oct. 27, Family Nights 6-9:45 p.m. Sundays Oct. 7-28, Student Nights 6-9:45 p.m. Oct. 3-24, Charity Nights 6-9:45 p.m. Oct. 4, 11, 18 and 25, Halloween
Fright Farm has been a Halloween tradition for almost three decades, and this year they are bringing back one of their most popular features. Paranoia 3.0 gives you a choice between your worst nightmares, with three separate routes sure to terrify even the most sound of mind and body. Don't trust your senses, because the only thing scarier than what you can see chasing you...is what you can't.
Start your forlorn foray into the Fest-Evil Midway, jump on the Hayride of No Return, escape the terrors of the Hallow Grounds and end in a three-story mansion sure to reduce even the bravest person in your group to terror.
Castle Blood
7-11 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 7-9 p.m. Sundays Oct. 5-28, No-Scare Matinee Tours Oct. 21, 28
Voted one of the Top "Must-See" Haunted Houses of 2018, Castle Blood is celebrating its 26th year of fear. Described as "playing Clue in the Addams Family house," Castle Blood delivers a classic American Halloween tale full of vampires, monsters, werewolves and witches!
The No-Scare Matinee is a great option for the younger ghouls and ghosts. Visit the Castle during the day to trick-or-treat without the scares.
Hobgoblin Hikes
7-9 p.m. Oct. 20 at Twin Lakes Park, Oct. 27 at Cedar Creek Park
The annual Hobgoblin Hikes are free haunted walks sponsored by Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation. Recommended for ages eight and over, the Hobgoblin Hikes are half-mile guided outdoor walks through the haunted woods of the park. Visitors can expect to be led through tunnels and cemeteries, and past more than 100 zombies, ghosts and monsters. No two Hobgoblin Hikes are exactly the same and each park has unique haunted scenes!
The Hobgoblin Hikes are a safe family alternative to conventional trick-or-treating. Parents are encouraged to attend with their children. Food and drink will be available for sale at the end of the trail.
Assemble your bravest friends, pack for survival and we'll see you at these Laurel Highlands haunts!


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Aromatherapy is an alternative therapy that uses the properties of essential oils, which are extracted from aromatic plants that produce benefits to the body through the perception of smells. Restore the balance and harmony of body and mind for the benefit of our health and beauty. The aromas act in our interior by association of images without the intervention of the conscious part that analyzes everything, that is why aromatherapy is considered: the language of the soul. What our brain perceives through the sense of smell locates it in the area of spiritual perceptions.
What problems can be treated with aromatherapy
The essential oils used in aromatherapy have important antibacterial, antiviral, anti-inflammatory and fungicidal properties. That is why they are used as complements in treatments in situations of:
- Immune system imbalances: help in the respiratory system infections, and infections.
- Problems in the nervous system: anxiety, depression, tachycardias, emotional imbalances.
- Skin infections: acne scarring processes, psoriasis.
- Stress: helps to lower anxiety levels, insomnia.
- Libido problems: it helps to stimulate even some plants act as aphrodisiacs.
- Aging and dryness of the skin: by having antioxidant properties plants, are used in therapy to help revitalize and rejuvenate the skin, preventing the aging of cells
Some essential oils used in aromatherapy
- Bergamot: Balancing and stimulating. It raises the mood and calms the nerves
- Lavender: harmonizing, purifying sedative and relaxing. Relieves headaches caused by stress, regulates blood pressure.
- Sandalwood: aphrodisiac, relaxing, purifying. Calms the nervous system, relieves emotional problems, prepares for meditation.
- Rosemary: stimulates, relieves rheumatic pains, increases blood circulation. It helps those with low blood pressure.
- Mint: antiseptic, digestive. Very good for treating the flu, it also relaxes and calms the muscles of the stomach.
The aromatherapy session consists of a chart made by the specialist, through questions about the patient's health status. Make an analysis and based on it recommends the essential oils that are appropriate to the problem. The number of sessions will depend on the patient's problems. It is a good complement to treat health naturally!


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Danish alt-pop riser Ea Kaya is on the cusp of something great.
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Libra just told Renny, "they're all scared of me because I'm so smart". Hahahahaha!
They are all currently in lockdown because of a banner. Libra was told that it said, "Keesha, Libra is a liar! Love, Steven".
Edit: OMG, what a waste of a banner. Angie swears to Dan that this is exactly what was on the banner. Too bad the people that need to see it didn't.
Currently, Jessie is now taking his case to Libra. I can't bear to take it off mute.
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Libra's Humble
6 comments:
- Jen said...
Love it!! Man, I am seriously thinking I am going to get the feeds!! It's crazy in there house today!!
- July 26, 2008 at 5:01 PM
- ale said...
I'm sure Keesha is completely oblivious to Libra's lies. EYEROLL.
Manchelle is talking about being HoH...um, what?
- July 26, 2008 at 5:08 PM
- Scott said...
Ale, will you take over for the recap of Libra versus Jessie? I can't bear it.
- July 26, 2008 at 5:20 PM
- ale said...
ahahaha sure thing. I'll take one for the team
- July 26, 2008 at 5:23 PM
- Scott said...
The sad thing is none of this can be shown until the last half of Tuesday's episode. Sunday's will be boring - Keesha winning HOH, the unveiling of her room, Jessie/Michelle acting cocky, Angie knowing she's going up, and Memphis making his deal before finally the nominations.
So two full days of Jessie going berserk, along with Angie's conversations with Keesha, will be no more than 20 minutes of airtime.
- July 26, 2008 at 5:28 PM
- Sydney said...
Those banners cost $500 give or take.... does Steven have that money to burn or does ...um, CBS maybe?
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New research lends credence to an alternative explanation [for the Great Chicago Fire of 1871]: The fire, along with less-publicized and even more deadly blazes the same night in upstate Wisconsin and Michigan, was the result of a comet fragment crashing into Earth's atmosphere. The comet theory has been around - and most often discarded - since at least 1883, but Robert Wood, a retired McDonnell Douglas physicist, said never before has the orbital parameters of the rogue comet been taken into consideration.
The likely suspect, in Wood's eyes, is a fragment from Biela's Comet, which had been circling the sun every six years and nine months before a close encounter with Jupiter caused it to break into two large fragments in 1845. During its next passage, astronomers noted a 1.5-million mile, 15-day gap between the two pieces. Wood said his analysis of the fragments' positions during subsequent orbits shows that Jupiter's gravity again affected their speed and trajectory, sending the smaller fragment on a path toward Earth that ended in October 1871. He presented his findings at a conference last week titled "Planetary Defense: Protecting Earth from Asteroids," held in Garden Grove, Calif.
Wood cited eyewitness reports of spontaneous ignitions, lack of smoke and "fire balloons" falling from the sky to bolster his theory. If the fire had been caused by comet debris, which is believed to have consisted of small pieces of frozen methane, acetylene or other highly combustible chemicals, it also would explain the cause of the fires blazing north of Chicago, which wiped out 2,000 people and burned 4 million acres of farm and prairie lands.
The deceased included many who showed no signs of being burned, Wood said. "This would be consistent with either the absence of oxygen or the presence of carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide above lethal levels," – a rare – but not unprecedented – situation in large forest fires. In all, over a 24-hour period, an area of land the size of Connecticut was burned.
Wood speculates the main body of the comet crashed into Lake Michigan, with peripheral fragments causing the fires in Chicago, Wisconsin and Michigan. [...]
"What's important about these findings," Wood said, "is that they show you people can actually get killed from something from out of space."
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New book on Le Corbusier's Philips Pavilion at the 1958 Brussels Worlds Fair
pcwever replied to pcwever's topic in 1958, Brussels, Belgium - Expo '58Thanks Bill !
Just to inform you that my book Inside Le Corbusier's Philips Pavilion, a multimedial space at the 1958 Brussels Worlds Fair has become available through Amazon.com : http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Corbusiers-Philips-Pavilion-Multimedial/dp/9462082073 and will also be distributed in the US by Artbook http://www.artbook.com/9789462082076.html Hope it will be of interest to some of you. Peter Wever The Netherlands
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Anyone interested in free Expo 2000 material
pcwever posted a topic in 2000, Hanover, Germany - Expo 2000Hi World's Fair Community members. I visited Expo 2000 in Hannover and Expo 2002 in Switzerland. I still have some brochures and related material that I could part with if anyone is interested. Only shipping charges apply (and I will be in Boston, USA, in September). Regards, Peter, The Netherlands.
Kalwall Panels still in use
pcwever replied to Mary Ellen's topic in Legacy SpottingFor those interested: Kalwall also provided the translucent roof panels for the circular US pavilion at the Brussels Worlds Fair 1958. The roof consisted of 36 identical segments each constructed of 57 Kalwall panels. An information sheet containing this and additional information on Kalwall was provided at the US pavilion to those interested. Peter
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Follow-up on postcards from Expo 58 and Expo 2000
pcwever replied to pcwever's topic in 1958, Brussels, Belgium - Expo '58Hi Bill, Thanks for compliments on the book. Because of the Euro to US $ exchange rate the book costs US $ 34,00 before shipping charges. Anyone interested in the book should contact me because I will be in Boston in September this year so we could save on shipping charges if I would mail from the US rather than from Europe. I am working on a new book devoted solely to the Philips pavilion at Expo 58. It is intended to be an English or bilangual book. Should be ready around 2011-2012 I hope. Regards, Peter
Follow-up on postcards from Expo 58 and Expo 2000
pcwever posted a topic in 1958, Brussels, Belgium - Expo '58Earlier there were some messages regarding postcards from the Expo 58 in Brussels and requests for checklists. I estimate to have near 1000 postcards from Expo 58. The majority of cards are from a company called Egicarte. Other big publishers are Beatic (with exclusive rights to views of the Atomium), Editions de l'Occident, Editions Best, Souvexpo and Slide Master (color slides in postcard format). But there were dozens of additional publishers with small runs of Expo 58 views sometimes exclusively of a certain pavilion (W. P. van Stockum & Zoon with views of the Netherlands pavilion, Editions Sergyesels et Dietens with views of the Japanese pavilion, Platow's Kunstanstalt with views of the German pavilion, etc). I estimate the number of different views published by Egicarte to be at least 500 but it might be around 700. Around 90-95% of Egicarte views can be categorized using a relatively simple scheme which I discovered going through my cards. Anyone interested in this scheme and my Egicarte checklist can contact me using the Contact Information in My Profile. I also have some 150 duplicate cards so contact me if anyone is interested in transatlantic trading against NYWF 39/40 or Chicago 33/34 views. I also read a message questioning if any postcards were sold at Expo 2000. Yes, there were postcards sold in the Expo stores but indeed a limited number. There were in addition a number of postcards distributed freely or sold in the different pavilions. Of these, I also have a number up for trade.
Postcard Messages from the Fair
pcwever replied to Randy Treadway's topic in Festival of Laughing GasAnd IBM also did so in their 1958 Brussels pavillion. They provided two different postcards for their typewriters.


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Got Baseball Cards was founded on May 6th, 1991 by current owner Joe Davis and Jeff Porter under the name J&J's Sports Section. Joe & Jeff had originally met at Berry College and traveled the show circuit in the SouthEast from 1987-1991, promoting shows and hosting shows in both Rome, GA and Snellville, GA. Our company originally operated out of a tiny 500 foot retail storefront in Avondale Estates, GA. Ron Lee (Online Sales Director) joined our team in 1992. Joe bought Jeff out in 1995 and began turning the company's focus to more mail-order sales through advertising in such publications as Sports Collector's Digest (pre-internet days). We relocated the company to Snellville,GA in 1998. We also began selling online to the public that year via eBay. Soon after that, we introduced one of the industry's first eBay consignment programs for sports cards. In 2001, eBay awarded us with the eBay Award of Achievement for excellence in online selling.
We introduced the gotbaseballcards.com website in 2003 initially to help our customers better search our on-line inventory through both eBay and Beckett. We now have nearly 900,000 unique items to purchase through our Beckett storefront with a revolving inventory of approximately 10 million cards in stock. In 2008, we added www.collectibles-superstore.
com to showcase over 1,000,000 items we are offering on Amazon. This is where we offer not only one of the industry's finest selections of sportscards, but also other collector's items.
In 2003, we partnered with Dale Moody to purchase the massive "Disney Diz" collection in Orlando, FL, from former Phillies photographer Diz Trout. This collection included dozens of game worn jerseys, 100s of autographed items, and a large u-haul full of unopened boxes, sets, and singles. In 2008 we purchased a massive store inventory from Thomaston Georgia, which required multiple days to load and multiple trucks to relocate.We remain one of the largest buyers of quality collections in the country.
Got Baseball Cards is also open to the public six days a week (Monday-Saturday) in our Snellville, GA retail location, "J&J's Sports SuperStore", located just outside of Atlanta. Here we have nearly 6000 feet of sports cards and collectibles for the entire family. At our retail store, we stock all the hottest new boxes & singles, as well as an extensive selection of supplies and more. We are proud of our stellar reputation within the industry. Our president has previously served as a marketing advisor for the Beckett.com marketplace. In addition, he spent time with other industry leaders in meetings with former eBay president Meg Whitman to help shape the sports collectibles sales through the industry's most recognized online portal. He actually sat in on meetings when they first discussed a new option called "Buy It Now". We are proud of the countless relationships that we have built over the years. We are proud to represent PSA, BGS, JSA, and CGC for grading and authentication of your items. Please see our Grading page for more info.
On 2/16/18, we announced the launch of a ground breaking new website to assist the entire sports card industry, CollectAgain.Net. We are partnering with stores all over the country to provide collectors with both a physical store directory and online directly for retail store owners so that together we can "Make America Collect Again".
Got Baseball Cards has a team of elite industry veterans including Joe Davis (President) with 30+ years of experience within the hobby. The other members of our all-star team include Randy Harris (Store Manager & Shipping), Ron Lee (Order Management, Pricing Specialist),Robert Light (Order Management & Retail Sales),Eli Martin (Social Media & Online Sales), Ron Nelson (Finance & Imaging Coordinator), Jim Traylor (Shipping), J. P. Zinn (Online Sales & Data Management), Christine Zinn (Listings Specialist), and Austin Brown (Show Specialist and Retail Sales).
One thing about our company that has not changed in 27 years is our commitment to providing great service, great selection, and conducting ourselves with the utmost integrity in each transaction.
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In which I discuss five things that scare me:
- Being Alone — For the most part, I like my solitary time. I like spending an evening with a good book, a cup of tea and no one to answer to or take care of. I like being able to do what I want when I want to do it. But, when I come home from a trip or a visit to my parents' house, I'm always a bit nervous when I open the door to my apartment — unsure what who I might find waiting for me behind the door (or, more likely, under my bed). And if I go to bed, read my book and then happen to accidentally think about The Dogman or murderers hiding just outside my bedroom window or angels watching me while I sleep, it freaks me out for just a few minutes before I fall asleep. (I know, I know, no more "NCIS" or "Law and Order: SVU" or "Criminal Minds" before bed, right?)
- Angels — Yeah, you read that right in #1. I'm a little scared of angels. Really, it's not angels so much as it is the idea of an invisible being (spirit, essence, etc.) watching me and I don't know about it. Sometimes I can feel a presence that makes me uncomfortable. I guess I prefer that it's angels over the other things it could be, but it still scares me a little.
- Failure — I am scared of failure and the many forms it could potentially take. I wouldn't say I'm a perfectionist, but … I'm kind of a perfectionist … in most areas of my life. I like to do my best and be the best at as many things possible. I always worked really hard in school — and my grades and the knowledge I gained show it. I give everything I've got to my job and put in the hours whenever and wherever I need to. I try to be the favorite daughter (heck, who am I kidding? I'm totally the favorite). Maybe it's really a fear of disappointing people more than it's a fear of failure. But I guess those two things are pretty deeply intertwined, though, too.
- The Dogman — Honestly, just going to the website long enough to copy and paste the link really scared me. This is a Northern Michigan legend started by the DJ at a country music station. It's a "song" that the station typically only plays during the Halloween season or in the seventh year (read about the legend at the link, and you'll see why the seventh year is significant). My very, super mean brothers always teased me and said The Dogman was real and was going to get me if I went outside at night (one of the verses of the song took place very near my parents' house). But then I moved south and never had to hear that song again! Until … this year when one of the DJs at a local station visited my hometown and heard "The Legend of the Dogman" and started playing it on that station in my current town. This is one reason it's a little hard for me to run/walk/EcoTrek at night. I'm scared of the stupid Dogman. But I'm working through it.
- Death — Not my death. Honestly, that doesn't bother me. But I'm legitimately afraid of the day my parents die. I can't imagine not having them around in my life. I fear that I'll not have them at my wedding or see the joy on their faces when they play with my children. I fear that one of my siblings will die before they really know how much they mean to me. I don't know who I am without my family. And I am afraid that one day I'll have to find out.
Note: My sister reminded me of another fear as I was typing this entry. But, I don't consider it a fear as much as I consider it a strong dislike: Ladybugs. I really cannot stand them. They're gross and they mob windows and they leave a stinky little bit of yellow juice behind them wherever they go. They also land on you and just stick around. They're totally gross. GROSS. Spiders I can handle. Snakes are no big deal. Worms and bugs and caterpillars — fine. But please keep the ladybugs away from me. Icky sticky.


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Weekly Win - 27
Happy Sunday Morning! I hope you all had a great week, hopefully celebrating Canada Day or American Independence Day (or both) with friends and family. The TiterLeaf clan spent the day together at the North Vancouver parade then we headed off for a big family barbeque at my brother's trailer in Cultus Lake. It's rare that everyone can attend family dinners these days, so it was great to catch up with everyone.
It's been a quiet week but here are a few of our wins.
Tuesday, instead of heading to the climbing gym, we decided to drive to Squamish to practice our new outdoor climbing skills. The wall that we learned to rappel on had a couple of climbs we wanted to try so we headed there first. Then we explored the area (Smoke Bluffs) to see all the different walls to climb. I had no idea that it was such a large area. One could spend all day just in the one park, let alone all the other climbing areas that are in Squamish. We're waiting for the weather to clear so we can go back later this week.
I received my final stripe in kickboxing, signalling that my Sensei feels that I am ready to test at the end of the month (three weeks actually!). While my ankle still gives me some trouble, I have worked to rebuild my cardio and strength. My spinning kicks won't be perfect (nothing is ever perfect), but I should be able to make it through the test without collapsing. 😊
Weekly Quote:
"Life will only change when you become more committed to your dreams than to your comfort zone." Billy Cox
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February 11 • InTown Concert • Manchester
Art & Music: The Music of Saint-Gaudens' New England
February 11 | 2:00 PM
Currier Museum of Art
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Scott Parkman, guest conductor
Elliott Markow, violin
Lynn Basila, violin
Amy Ripka, violin
Janny Joo, vioiln
Dani Rimoni, viola
Elaine Leisinger, viola
Harel Gietheim, cello
Nathaniel Latrhop, cello
Volker Nahrmann, bass
Kathy Boyd, flute
Kanako Nishikawa, piano
GRIFFES Poem for Flute and Piano
BEACH Piano Trio Op. 150
BEETHOVEN String Quartet Op. 130, Cavatina
IVES String Quartet No. 1, Fourth Movement
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Inspire your ears and imagination as Symphony NH plays tribute to The Currier Museum's special exhibit of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the most important American sculptor of the late 19th and early 20th century. Saint-Gaudens was known to be an avid music lover and, Symphony NH with guest conductor Scott Parkman will provide a chamber concert focused on the musical works by American composers Charles Ives, Amy Beach, Charles Griffes and Arthur Foote, who were his creative contemporaries.
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Boise State University
Mark Rudin: Idaho linguists aid communication, help preserve languages
The ability to communicate is essential to a happy, safe and productive life. From sharing important safety tips (don't touch that, look both ways, wear sunscreen) to building the foundation for relationships, communicating our thoughts, needs and feelings is key to our very survival.
Because our culture affects how we use specific words and phrases, language also reflects our values and traditions. Thus linguistics, the scientific study of language and its structure, is a vital component of inquiry and an understanding of our role as world citizens.
Sadly, about three languages disappear from the historical record each year, erasing generations of cultural knowledge. Luckily, a group of dedicated linguists right here in Idaho is working to change that.
But preserving the culture of refugees and indigenous populations can be tedious. Scientists work one-on-one with native speakers to transcribe their language, incorporating information on its sounds, words and sentences in an attempt to capture as many elements of the language as possible.
One example of how this research benefits society is seen in the work of Boise State linguists Michal Temkin Martinez and Jon Dayley. Following extensive documentation, they are in the process of finishing up the first-ever Somali Chizigula-English dictionary for use by native speakers and linguists. The project will help ensure the survival of the language as a younger generation of Somali refugees assimilates into the American culture.
Temkin Martinez also is working with the Languages of Boise Project, housed in the Mary Ellen Ryder Linguistics Lab on the Boise State campus, to create an online resource containing information about all the languages spoken in Boise's growing refugee community. Each language entry will include information about the people who speak it, their homeland, and appropriate language- and culture-related communicative practices.
More importantly, it will provide about 100 of the most useful words and phrases for service providers. Imagine having a patient walk into your clinic in obvious pain and not being able to ask them whether they are OK or where it hurts, or even welcome them to the office until an interpreter arrives. This resource also will help service providers prepare for meetings with new clients.
University students are assisting with the project and will add to the online volume each year, competing for inclusion of their research on a variety of languages.
As the refugee community grows across the country, other researchers are working to preserve and target lesser-known tongues: Heidi Harley at the University of Arizona (working with Boise State alumna and Ph.D. student Elly Zimmer) and Mary Paster at Pomona College are doing exciting work on Maay Maay, while Brent Henderson at the University of Florida is documenting the endangered Chimiini language. Both of these languages are spoken in Somalia.
But you don't have to look far to find an endangered language closer to home. Many of our indigenous languages are facing extinction as younger generations lose their connection to the heritage language and the number of older speakers begins to dwindle.
Idaho State linguists Christopher Loether and Drucilla Gould, and Boise State's Tim Thornes and Dayley, are working to help preserve the Northern Paiute, Bannock and Shoshoni languages by recording oral traditions and helping develop teaching materials aimed at tribal youth. Fort Hall's Chief Tahgee Elementary Academy, for example, is Idaho's first language immersion charter school and is focused on the Shoshoni-Bannock languages.
Thornes, who has studied the Northern Paiute and Bannock languages for more than two decades, has been involved in documenting Northern Paiute oral histories with a handful of remaining elder speakers in Burns, Ore., and in describing its complex grammar.
Others outside the state are also working to preserve Idaho's native languages, including Marianna DiPaolo, a University of Utah researcher documenting Shoshoni language varieties in Idaho's Duck Valley and in Utah. Ivy Doak and Tim Montler from the University of North Texas are focused on the Coeur d'Alene language heard in North Idaho.
These are just a few examples of the work that is ongoing across the state. Multiply that by the many languages spoken around the world and the instability of many nations and cultures, and you begin to get a sense of the urgency of the work. While change is good, we must make sure we don't substitute globalization for the richness of diversity in language.
Mark Rudin is vice president for research and economic development at Boise State University, where he oversees the Office of Sponsored Programs, the Office of Research Compliance, and other administrative and technical offices. His column looks at the state of scientific discovery and economic development in Idaho and beyond.


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Zanzibar's Darajani Market
There's only a short written component to this particular series of photographs, as we made our way quite briefly in and out of Zanzibar's most populated marketplace.
We started with the electronics market lined on tables outside of the main hall. Passing by men gathered in crowds to watch what I can't ever see but assume is a sport or gamble of some sort, hiding from the potential of rain under brightly-hued table umbrellas.
We flowed into the main fish market along with the crowds, currents of visitors unnecessarily holding their noses while making their way through locals haggling for purchases. The stone brick building opens up to the air with curved arches, with the fisherman and butchers setting up shop on gleaming wet tables, surveying their products sitting on the shoulder-height partitions that make up the stalls.
From there it was back outside to the tarped stands of the fruit, vegetable, and spice markets. Everything was so visibly orange, reflecting the light barely wafting through the orange tents lined with piles of limes, strung-up bananas and pineapples, rows of plastic-packaged spices in shades of brown brought in from the local plantations. There are baskets upon baskets of chili peppers and garlic, next to stalls lined with bright and out-of-place beaded jewelry and the intermittent souvenir.
There's something about a marketplace that I cannot resist, and they're the first stop on any journey I can make. Something about how the exact same cultural station with a specific function can seem completely different and the same in each new place. They're all studded with un-and-familiar flora and fauna, local and imported wares. Lots and lots of small things in such very, very large numbers.


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Garlic lovers should definitely learn how to roast garlic! It's super easy and turns the raw, often sharp, strong garlic into a creamy, mild, spreadable treat. There are many roasted garlic recipes, and mine includes Vermouth, which elevates it to another level. This post contains Amazon affiliate links for your convenience at no additional cost to you.
We just got home from a delightful weekend visiting my brother in Santa Cruz. One of the things I love about driving up north is passing through Gilroy and other California farm towns. When you open your windows in Gilroy, the strong, wonderful scent of garlic is in the air, and there are signs for fresh-picked garlic, strawberries and cherries about every 100 yards.
I was super excited to stop at one of the cute farm "markets" to get some of wonderful produce. My 5-year old said he wanted to get out of the car with me to choose something — he was sort of disappointed when he realized that this "market" didn't sell toys or pastries.
However, he got over it quickly when he tasted a gorgeous, bright red strawberry that had just come out of the ground. Yum! We bought a flat! My cute little guy also chose the biggest, most beautiful bag of garlic!
Roasted garlic is without question one of my favorite foods. And roasting also happens to be one of my favorite cooking techniques.
I love slowly drawing out the natural sugars and flavors of foods. Delicious! So I really want to teach you how to roast garlic.
How To Roast Garlic
- There are of course hundreds or roasted garlic recipes, but I've always made mine the same way — with olive oil and Vermouth! It's a tried and true recipe that everyone seems to love.
- Roasting will often intensify flavors. For example, oven-roasted tomatoes will become incredibly sweet and rich. Interestingly, when you roast garlic, the flavor does the opposite — it mellows out! It goes from sharp and pungent to sweet, creamy and unbelievably aromatic.
- Roasted garlic is an ingredient in many recipes, and it's also fantastic on its own, spread over crusty bread. It's dreamy! (And please, don't get me wrong, I also love the strong flavor of raw, biting garlic!)
Since its existence, garlic has offered dozens of health benefits, so many that it's often called a "cure-all" food.
Garlic Central is a great resource to learn more about why to love and eat lots of garlic!
And there's another benefit of roasting garlic — the amazing aroma that will fill your home! This is, of course, great weekend cooking!
Now that you know how to roast garlic, I suspect you'll be doing it often. While I love this one, I hope you try other roasted garlic recipes, too! This is something it's fun to experiment with.
This easy method of roasting garlic will turn sharp, strong garlic into a creamy, mild, spreadable treat.
*Calories are per head of garlic, not per serving. Servings will vary, depending on how the roasted garlic is used.
- 6 heads garlic (about 3-ounces each)
- 3 tablespoons Vermouth
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
Cut approximately 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch off the top of each head of garlic and save the removed portion. Place all of the garlic -- and the top portions -- face up on a large piece of heavy-duty foil or in a shallow, oven-proof ceramic pot fitted with a lid. Drizzle the vermouth and the olive oil evenly over the open cloves. Season with salt and pepper. Seal the foil tightly (or cover your ceramic pot) and place it on a baking sheet in the preheated oven.
Roast until the garlic is super soft and will easily squeeze out of the skin, about 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Unwrap the foil (or uncover your pot) and let the garlic cool until it's comfortable to touch. Then squeeze the soft, creamy garlic out of its skin -- or, if you'd like to keep the cloves whole, use a paring knife to help you gently remove them.
Years ago, my friend Aimée told me she adds vermouth to garlic when she roasts it. I tried it and have added it almost every time since. Try it with and without and see what suits you.
I realize there are a few out there with an aversion to garlic, but you might feel differently after you roast it! Give it a go!
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Growth Hacker Barcelona In today' s marketing language a channel is considered as a method to lead individuals towards a specific objective straightened with your targets as well as purposes. Let us tell you – the proper channeling is something exceptionally effective as well as it can lead your means to actual outcomes. You won't see much concerning this important topic any hacking growth book. We are going to review this topic in a reasonable detail here. This passage is taken from a marketing hacking growth book.
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We all know, the main objective of the funnel is to obtain web traffic or site visitors. At this phase, they are simple visitors as they don't belong to you. Now, you have to believe clever, so you could push them in, draw them in OR use helpful products to get them onboard.
Get Visitors
Trigger Members
Preserve Users
Obtaining Visitors
Getting a Visitor is similar to going on an arranged date! A lot of rookies consider they have actually done as they start getting visitors. In our sight getting plain visitors is absolutely nothing. Currently you need to turn them into participants. Activation can only occur when your earned site visitors take actions, no matter exactly how big or exactly how small the main point is the development of a connection between 2 of you. Turning site visitors right into participants is not a very easy point – we agree! Nonetheless, it is not something impossible.
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In other words, you have actually found a means to get them to see your item, yet they will bounce at a very high price if you did absolutely nothing further. Get them activated. Activation is the act of pushing your site visitors to take activity.
Get them to check out something
Obtain them to visit a certain web page
Obtain their e-mail address
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Growth Hacker Barcelona You Earned Them; Now Retain Them.
In pure marketing terms, retention is the act of keeping your members stick to your products to such a level that it becomes habitual. If you maintained them preserved compared to they will utilize your product much more often. In your situation obtaining individuals to take in the material you are marketing on the normal basis will certainly be retention in your viewpoint.
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My name is Lindsay Walton and I'm a local real estate agent with Keller Williams. I grew up in Ellis County, and still live in the area. Real estate is kind of my thing! I know this area well, and I specialize in residential purchases and sales of properties like those in your neighborhood. If it's time to sell your home or find the home of your dreams, I can make it happen. I am able to answer your questions and provide you with the guidance you need for a smooth transition. My knowledge and expertise in the local real estate market can help you get the best deal possible on a new home! Have any questions? Looking to get the ball rolling? Please call me today and let's begin the process of making this market work for you.
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Overseas adventures
Recent Econ grad Emily White travels to India to conduct research on poverty and cognition.
The sugar cane fields of Tamil Nadu in Southern India might be a world away from the UO campus in Eugene, but 2013 Economics graduate Emily White is getting plenty of opportunities to apply what she learned in class. "I think I've used information from nearly all of my 300- and 400-level econ courses in this job so far, and I expect to draw on more of that information as the job continues," she says.
Emily works as a research associate for ideas42, an organization that, according to its website, "uses behavioral economics to do social good." She's currently conducting research to study the impact of poverty on cognition, specifically how poverty affects decision making, and how impaired cognition might affect things like accident rates and preventative healthcare uptake.
Emily's home base is the city of Chennai, but her research happens in the small farming villages about four hours away. "We're surveying rural sugarcane farmers who get paid for their crop just once per year to see whether they make different types of decisions before versus after they receive the harvest payment," Emily says.
The professors coordinating the research are in the US and her research manager is in a different region of India, so she's learned a lot about how to plan and organize a research project on her own, which has been challenging at times. "I work best when I have someone to talk to and bounce ideas off of, so I've had to be a bit more creative with that," she says.
Although she has some experience in interviewing subjects for research projects, she's never used an interpreter before. "It's been a new challenge to learn the rhythm of an interview through a third party and to figure out how to dig in on important questions while respecting different cultural norms."
But her favorite part so far? The fieldwork. "I've spent a lot of time speaking with farmers, healthcare workers, mill directors, and village officials about the daily life and typical challenges," Emily says.
Emily was offered this position as a result of applying for research jobs through J-PAL, a common application administered by the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab that connects researchers with projects conducted by J-PAL and other organizations around the globe to combat poverty by learning its root causes. "I've wanted to work for J-PAL or a similar organization since I first learned that it existed," she says. "There is no way I'd have this job if I hadn't majored in econ."
Emily advises other students who are interested in following a similar path to look for ways to get real-world research experience on top of their class work. "One thing I'd note is that if someone is interested in landing one of these roles with just a bachelor's degree, they will definitely need to do some research projects, like the econ department's honors program, to be a competitive candidate," she says. "If you aren't able to commit to the honors program, try getting a research associate/assistant role."
The Tamil Nadu project is expected to take from nine to twelve months, and she's nearly at the halfway point. After that, she'll deciding whether she'll continue on to graduate school, either for her master's or PhD, in the hopes of continuing to do this kind of research.
In the meantime, she says she's getting the most from her time in India. She's enjoyed visiting the various villages, hearing new music, meeting new friends, and "trying to learn the frankly impossible rules of cricket."


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Dutch people living in small towns more successful to find a job
Income support claimants in smaller towns are more likely to find work according to Statistics Netherlands.
Just over 9 percent of people claiming income support in the Netherlands at the end of 2010 found a job in 2011. This percentage was the highest in smaller municipalities. In municipalities with more than one hundred thousand inhabitants, income support claimants in Zoetermeer were most successful in finding a job, those in Amsterdam were least successful.
Claimants in municipality with 10 to 50 thousand inhabitants most likely to find work
Nearly 350 thousand people in the Netherlands were claiming income support at the end of 2010. Four in ten income support claimants lived in a municipality with fewer than one hundred thousand inhabitants. In these municipalities 11 percent of claimants changed from claiming benefit to paid work in 2011. Municipalities with 10 to 50 thousand inhabitants had the highest rate of job-finding income support claimants.
Not all income support claimants have the same chance of finding a job. Some have been receiving the benefit for a long time, or are difficult to place in work. In addition, regional labour markets and the effort put in by the municipality also play a part.
In municipalities with a population of more than one hundred thousand, 8 percent of inhabitants on income support found a job. The percentage was highest in Zoetermeer: over 14 percent. The outflow from benefit to work was lower than the national average in the four largest cities, at just over 7 percent. The outflow was lowest in Amsterdam at 6 percent. Rotterdam did best of the four large cities, with 8.6 percent.
In the category of municipalities with fifty to one hundred thousand inhabitants, Hardenberg (province of Overijssel) had the highest percentage of claimants finding a job, 18 percent, followed by Roosendaal (North Brabant) and Roermond (Limburg), both with 16 percent. The outflow was smallest in Alkmaar and Nieuwegein, at 7 percent.
Since the start of the economic crisis, fewer income support claimants have stopped claiming their benefit because they found work. While nearly 15 percent of claimants found a job in 2007, in 2009 this was only 7 percent. From 2010 onwards the outflow to work started to rise again. In 2011, too, there was a slight rise.


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Rampage Sports Fishing Charters is located on the Canadian southeast corner of Lake St. Clair, docked at Cove Marina at the mouth of the Thames River in the beautiful village of Lighthouse Cove. We are approx. 45 minutes from the Ambassador Bridge connecting Windsor Ontario and Detroit Michigan and approx 1-1/2 hours form London Ontario. Numerous pros and recreational Fisherman from Ontario, Michigan and Ohio fish the hot spots of Lake St. Clair.
Our musky season starts the first Saturday of June and we run until mid October (weather permitting). The Average size fish caught is in the range of 35 to 45 inches, some trophy fish have been caught in the range of 50 inch class with weights ranging from 29 to 40 lbs.
Various Trolling Techniques with the use of Planner Boards are used for catching Musky. Rod's with 1oz to 4oz weights, 5 to 6 foot leads are set 20 to 40 feet back off the planner board. The boat rods, known as lay down (long rods) have 2 to 6 oz weights with 5 to 6 foot leads and are 8 to 20 feet behind the boat. We also use what is called a Wash Rod which consists of 6oz to 1lbs ball weights with a 5 to 6 ft lead 5 to 10 ft behind the boat. These are very productive ways to catch fish and very exciting to watch the fish strike the lure this close to the boat. Many different lures are used starting with natural colours to match the bait fish in the area you are fishing (ex. Perch, Bass, Walleye) In early season smaller baits are more productive, as the season progresses, the size of baits increases because the fish are looking for a larger meal. Trolling speed is very important, we troll between 3.6MPH to 5MPH depending of size, type of baits we are using, and how active the fish are.
We run 8 hour charters for Musky. Two day combination packages are also available.
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It starts early. This week, my son told me that as punishment for wearing his school shirt untucked, he will be missing Friday Happy Hour. He's devastated, naturally, to be losing out on a full hour of free play on Friday afternoon – the highlight of every primary schoolboy's week. So it came as little consolation when I explained to him that the importance of following a dress code was a vital lesson to learn and one which would most likely help him to get – and hold on to – a job one day.
There has been a fair amount in the press recently on the issue of dress at work, ranging from the absurd unwritten outlawing of brown shoes amongst London's City elite, to the infinitely more worrying insistence on a client-facing female receptionist wearing high heels. Dress codes have also found their way to the European Court of Justice, most recently in the cases of Achbita v G4S Secure Solutions and Bougnaoui v Micropole Univers, in the context of Muslim headscarf bans and religious discrimination.
This month, ACAS have updated their best practice guidance on dress code policies, based on a research report carried out by King's College London which examined dress codes and appearance management in the workplace and their impact on HR/employee relations.
So why have a dress code? Most commonly, employers may require their staff to wear a particular uniform in line with their brand, or dress in a certain way to project a particular professional or corporate image. Alternatively, health and safety could be the driving force behind a particular dress code.
Whatever the motivation, any dress code needs to be fair and proportionate; it must be relevant to the job and reasonable. It must also be non-discriminatory; this presents a key challenge for employers who need to ensure that they apply dress codes consistently, whilst keeping in mind individual requirements. The key protected characteristics to watch for in the context of dress codes are religion or belief, age, sex, gender-reassignment, disability and sexual orientation. Throughout the employment relationship, from recruitment to dismissal and beyond, employers should give careful thought to whether their dress code, or requirement for a particular aesthetic or appearance in their employees, disproportionately disadvantages those from these protected groups. Reasonable adjustments to accommodate a disability is another area to watch; employers should be prepared to relax or modify dress codes for disabled workers.
ACAS recommends that when drafting or updating a dress code, an employer should think carefully about the reasons why they need such a policy. Also, consultation with employees when proposals for implementing or amending a dress code policy are at a formative stage is advised. As with all policies, a dress code will be of limited use to an employer if it has not been communicated to staff, so they fully understand what standards are expected of them. This becomes especially important if the employer intends to take disciplinary action over policy breach.


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Southwest Airlines Schedule Extended to January 4th, 2017
Southwest Airlines has just extended it's schedule for flights between November 4th, 2016 to January 4th, 2017. This is a critical time for booking flights with Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years all falling within these couple of months. Unfortunately, there are no new exciting routes with this release… But, coming soon are Los Angeles (LAX) to Cancun (CUN), Puerto Vallarta (PVR), and Cabo San Lucs (SJD). These flights are expected to begin in November but Southwest must apply first for the route authority. With near Open Skies between the USA and Mexico approvals should not be a problem.
New flights include:
- Baltimore (BWI) to San Jose, California (SJC) 1x daily
- Salt Lake City (SLC) to San Jose, California (SJC) 2x daily
- Providence (PVD) to Washington DC (DCA) 2x daily
- Kansas City (MCI) to San Antonio (SAT) 1x daily
- Long Beach (LGB) to Oakland (OAK) 4x daily this was already released prior to the extension date
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Book Your 2016 Holiday Flights!
With this release Southwest is expected to have it's most flights ever on one day on November 27th because of Thanksgiving. It might be a great time to book flights now on Southwest! Remember when booking a flight on Southwest you can refare your flight later on if it get's cheaper. When you do this just note that on Wanna Get Away fares the refund amount would be to Southwest credits that are valid for one year from the original booking date. For points bookings or fully refundable fares the entire amount is put back on to your original method of payment. If I know I have travel plans coming up I always book the flights on the release date to secure the dates especially around the holiday season. Don't want to make mom mad!
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I've purchased Alienware m15 and within one week the rgb lights went out for no reason after the power was drained.
I've reinstalled windows 10 all the drivers included with it also including Alienware Command Center and yet there's no sign of turning rgb lights back on.
Alienware Command Center doesn't show alienfx so I have no way of testing if it works.
I've gone through forms by forms but none of them have given a solution in fixing the issue.
I've contacted dell support for aisstance but they mention that the warrenty would cover it however I have to transfer it to Asian Pacific as my brother bought the laptop from US.
This is not how I imagine the usability of Alienware for the first week It's frankly a bit disappointing as I've spent $2000 on a laptop, which make me doubt my decision in buying the laptop.
If there is a way of fixing this issue without dismantling my laptop, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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Secret US military bases were all the rage during the Cold War, and many of these bases are still around today. With the help of Google Earth, some of the most secretive bases around the world have been identified.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This video was originally published on June 27, 2016.


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NJ Young Playwrights Contest
The 2018-19 Submission Form is Located at the Bottom of this Page
Now in its 36th year, the New Jersey Young Playwrights Festival is the third-longest-running young playwrights festival in the United States. It's a celebration of young playwrights and focuses on presenting their work in the same way we present that of the professional playwrights we work with. All winning playwrights will have their plays performed by professional actors under the direction of a professional director.
Plays are considered in three divisions and three special categories:
Main Divisions
- Elementary (Grades 4-6)
- Junior High (Grades 7-9)
- High School (Grades 10-12)
Special Categories
- Living With Disabilities Category
- Primary Division, grades 6-7
- Junior Division, grades 8-9
- Senior Division, Grades 10-12
- NJ Thespians Playwriting Contest
- Caregiver Plays
The contest submissions open on June 1, 2018 and close on January 15, 2019 at 11:59 PM. The contest is open to all New Jersey students in grades 4-12.
The tabs below contain more specific information on each aspect of the contest. All plays must be submitted through our online form which can be found at the bottom of this page. Please carefully read and follow the submission instructions in the Script Formatting and Submission Preparation section.
If you are submitting a group of plays for a classroom, school, etc., just follow the instructions in the Group Submissions for Teachers section. The form you'll be taken to will allow you to submit multiple plays.
For more information on the 2018 New Jersey Young Playwrights Festival, including the selected plays, please click here.
Eligibility and Categories
Who Can Submit
- Students in grades 4-12 (or the equivalent) who attend a public or non-public school, or are homeschooled, in New Jersey.
- New Jersey residents who attend schools outside of the state may submit; however, they may not be eligible to receive a NJ Governors Award in Arts Education as per the guidelines of the Governors Awards administration.
- Plays may be co-written by no more than five (5) authors. All authors must meet participation criteria and be within the grade range of the division being entered. The names of the authors must be included on the submission form.
- If your play is written by more than one author, the group must designate a lead author to submit the play. That person will fill out the submission form and act as the contact person. There is a field on the submission form to enter the names of the additional authors.
Ineligible Submissions
- Scripts submitted to previous NJ Young Playwrights Contests.
- Film scripts, screenplays, adaptations of other authors' work
- Plays written by students enrolled in full-time or part-time undergraduate or graduate programs.
Writers Theatre reserves the right to disqualify a script, if in the opinion of the theatre or its representatives, the submission violates copyright, or other applicable, laws.
Plays are considered in three divisions and three special categories:
Main Divisions
- Elementary (Grades 4-6)
- Junior High (Grades 7-9)
- High School (Grades 10-12)
Special Categories
- Living With Disabilities Category*
- Primary Division, grades 6-7
- Junior Division, grades 8-9
- Senior Division, Grades 10-12
- NJ Thespians Plays**
- Caregiver Plays***
*Living with Disabilities is a special category designed to find plays written by an author with a disability, and address themes or characters dealing with disabilities. The Special Categories section below outlines the terms and conditions of this category.
** The NJ Thespians Playwriting Contest is open only to schools with a NJ Thespian Society Troupe. The Special Categories section below outlines the terms and conditions
of this category.
*** The Caregiver category is looking for plays addressing issues relating to the provision of care to those with physical or mental illness and/or disabilities. The Special Categories section below outlines the terms and conditions of this category.
Special Categories
Living with Disabilities
The VSA Playwright Discovery Program
Part of the New Jersey Young Playwrights Contest, and inspired by its contract with VSA to teach playwriting to people with disabilities, we are looking for plays written by people with disabilities. This category is intended to encourage the creation of plays that can be sent to the National VSA Playwright Discovery Program.
The three divisions in this category correspond to the national contest submission guidelines: Primary (grades 6-7), Junior (Grades 8-9) and Senior (grades 9-12).
This is not an exclusive category, students can submit to both the NJ Young Playwrights Contest and the Living With Disabilities Category.
Criteria (as posted on the VSA Playwright Discovery Program website):
- "Young writers with disabilities and collaborative groups that include students with disabilities, in U.S. grades 6-12 (or equivalents) or ages 11-18 for non-U.S. students, are invited to explore the disability experience through the art of writing for performance: plays, screenplays, spoken word poetry (for single performer or a group), or music theater. Writers are encouraged to craft short works from their own experiences and observations, create fictional characters and settings, or choose to write metaphorically or abstractly about the disability experience.
- "Young writers with disabilities are encouraged to submit a 'ten-minute script' of any genre. Entries may be the work of an individual student or a collaboration by a group of up to five students. The competition has three divisions: grades 6-7, grades 8-9, and grades 10-12 (or equivalents). A panel of theater professionals selects division winners.
- "One winning piece is chosen in the Primary and Junior Divisions (grades 6-7 / ages 11-13 and 8-9 / ages 13-15 respectively). Winners will be featured in the press and on the Kennedy Center website.
- "Selected winners in the Senior Division (grades 10-12 / ages 15-18) will receive exclusive access to participate in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Washington, D.C., and the opportunity to participate in staged readings and workshops alongside the nation's premier collegiate playwrights as well as participate in the festival's award ceremony.
If your play qualifies for this category, please check the appropriate box in the NJ Young Playwrights Application form.
Writers Theatre will facilitate entry into the National VSA Playwright Discovery Program for the maximum number of submissions allowed by VSA.
New Jersey Thespians Plays
The NJ Thespians category is for students grades 9-12 who are active members of a school-based Thespian troupe in the state of New Jersey only. Note that the grade range for this program differs slightly from the regular NJ Young Playwrights Contest and that the deadline for submission to the NJ Thespians category is DECEMBER 1, 2018.
(Students in NJ Thespian troupes can still submit scripts to the NJ Young Playwrights Contest until January 15, 2019; however, those received after December 1st CAN NOT be considered for the NJ Thespian Festival).
The NJ Thespians category has two divisions:
Grades 9-10
Grades 11-12
Scripts submitted to the NJ Thespians category will be automatically entered into the NJ Young Playwrights Contest in the appropriate category based on the grade level you indicate in this form.
Additionally, NJ Thespians scripts received by December 1st will be considered for a workshop presentation at the NJ Thespians Festival in January ONLY IF the playwright's troupe will attend NJThesFest 2019. Please contact your troupe leader for details about your troupe's attendance.
Caregiver Plays
In a partnership with the New Jersey Theatre Alliance Healing Voices Program, Writers Theatre has created a contest category for plays that address the caregiver experience. We are looking for plays that shed some light on the experience of caring for someone with a physical or mental illness or disability. Plays submitted in this category may be used in whole or part in the 2019 Healing Voices Onstage Program, which will be included in the NJ Theatre Alliance Stages Festival in March 2019. Readings with professional actors will be held at theatres in Madison, Netcong, and New Brunswick.
Selection Criteria
Selection Criteria
The NJYPF does not look for a certain "type" of play. While we enjoy plays with "realistic" structures, we also strongly encourage plays that challenge ideologies and storytelling structure, plays that are non-traditional and inventive. That being said, here are some questions to ask yourself about your play:
- Theatrical World– Does your play create its own complete world? Does it stay inside the rules of that world throughout the whole play? If it doesn't, how does that add to the effect of the play?
- Characters – Are your characters interesting people you want to know and watch? Do your main characters (especially your central character) grow and/or change? What do we understand from that growth or change? Why is it important for us to understand? Are the characters behaving consistently within the theatrical world you created?
- Plot/Story/Action – How does your story tell itself? Does the action unfold in a way different from traditional story-telling structures? Does it innovate on a traditional structure? Regardless of its structure, are the tensions– the opposing forces– in the play driven by your characters' wants or needs? Do they make you want to keep watching? Do you understand more as you watch?
- Dialogue – Do the characters sound the way people should in the theatrical world you have created? When you hear them speak, can you get a sense of who they might be from just their dialogue? Can you distinguish one character from another by how they speak? When you say the lines out loud, does it feel like natural speaking? Can your characters say the same– or more– with less words? Can actions replace words in some instances?
- Subject/Theme – What do you want the audience to understand at the end of the play? What do you want them to do after they have seen the play? Is the subject matter new? Is it trying to say something familiar in a new way? Do the characters and the story support your intentions throughout? How does the Theatrical World you have created add meaning to your intentions.
You may also find writing tips, prompts, inspirations, and advice on the New Jersey Young Playwrights blog and the NJYPF Facebook page .
"Definitions… are valuable and essential, but they must never be made into absolutes; if they are, they become obstacles to the development of new forms, experiment and invention." –Martin Esslin, An Anatomy of Drama
Selection and Awards
Selection and Awards
The winning plays will be featured at our annual New Jersey Young Playwrights Festival. All performances will feature professional actors and will be directed by professional playwrights. The festival will be held in June and will feature two nights of plays, one night consisting of the Elementary and Middle School play perfomances and the other consisting of the High School play performances.
Selected playwrights from the High School division also receive a New Jersey Governor's Award in Arts Education at an event in Trenton, cosponsored by the NJ Arts Education Partnership and the New Jersey Department of Education.
Selected playwrights will be invited to participate in further revision and development of the scripts in the weeks leading up to the Festival weekend. High School playwrights will be paired up with a dramaturg, who will set further development goals and connect with the writer via phone or on-line. High school writers should plan to attend all meetings and rehearsals. Once in rehearsal, writers are seen as professionals, and will be treated as the most important collaborator in the room. Writers may consider revisions, as the final reading is script-in-hand, so actors are not burdened with memorization.
Writers are expected to attend the final performance, where each will be honored with a Certificate of Achievement. WTNJ also holds a post-reading discussion with the writers and directors.
A statewide press release will publicize all the winners and their awards.
Important Dates
Important Dates
- Submissions Open June 1, 2018
- Submissions Close January 15, 2019, 11:59 pm
Festival Timeline
- January 15, 2019 — Script submission deadline (all grades)
- Late March 2019 — Finalists contacted
- mid-late April 2019 — Festival selections announced
- June 2019 — NJ Young Playwrights Festival Performances
- Summer 2019 — Readers comments distributed
We reserve the right to delay the announcement date to accommodate the volume of scripts received, the need for extra selection rounds, etc.
Reading and Development Process
Reading and Development Process
Playwrights submit their plays prior to the contest deadline.
Plays are distributed to first-round readers who critique and select scripts to advance to the next round. Depending on the number of scripts to be read, this process continues through additional rounds until roughly 10 to 15 finalist scripts remain in each division.
The playwrights whose scripts reach the Final Round of judging will be given two (2) weeks to revise their plays based, in part, on the feedback provided by the Contest readers. These revised scripts will then be judged by the Selection Panel who will make the ultimate decision about the plays that will be developed during the Festival. This revision request is an important part of the determination process, as it lets us know whether the writer will benefit from the development and rehearsal process.
Finalists will be contacted by email, therefore, it is important that we have a current email address that someone checks regularly.
All plays receive one written critique in the first round of reading. This feedback is collected and sent to every writer via the e-mail address provided at submission. If your play was submitted in a group of plays by your teacher or teaching artist, the comments may be sent to that teacher for distribution.
Script Formatting and Submission Preparation
Script Formatting and Submission Preparation
- Scripts must be no longer than 20 minutes in performance time (approximately 20 typed pages).
- Scripts must be typed in Times Roman font, size 12, color black, one-inch margins, with page numbers.
- The Writer(s) name(s) should appear on the first page of the script under the title ONLY. Name(s) should NOT appear anywhere else in the script (no names in headers or footers).
- Plays must be submitted in one of these formats: .pdf, .doc, .docx, or .rtf. We prefer PDF documents, as these preserve the intended formatting and pagination.
- Scripts must be in the style of the professional play format, as shown below.
As you read the example, note the following:
- The title and author (see example) on the first page only. They should appear nowhere else in the script.
- A character listing (see example). Note that character names are all capitals.
- A Time and Place listing (see example)
- Font should be set at Times New Roman 12pt.
- Page margins should be set at 1″.
- Dialogue begins at the left margin.
- Character names should be centered and written in all capital letters.
- All stage directions indented by two tab lengths and placed in parenthesis.
- Pagination should be in the upper right hand corner and should begin on page 2; the first page does not have a page number.
by Bernadette Bizer
JEN, 10-year-old, in fourth grade
LORRAINE, Jen's best friend. Wears big round glasses with purple frames and thick lenses.
MRS. KERBUNKLE, Jen's mother. Pushy, like a drill sergeant.
Present, early fall
Inside a Mini-Van
(MRS. KERBUNKLE sits in driver's seat listening to a tape with earphones on. JEN, wearing a pink bow in her hair that looks out of place on her and carrying a backpack, gets into the car and sits in the back seat.)
Sorry I'm late, Mom.
(looks at her stop watch)
Jennifer Lou Ellen Mississippi Kerbunkle! You should have been here five and 1/2 seconds ago.
Sorry Mom.
Sorry, my foot. But time is a-wasting! Let's get started with our checklist, shall we?
(JEN unzips backpack and looks into it)
Sure Mom.
(pulls clipboard and pencil from under the seat)
OK! Pencil case, box of sharpened multi-colored pencils?
Check, check!
(This excerpt © 2003 Bernadette Bizer, used with permission)
Contest Disclaimers
Contest Disclaimers
Writers Theatre reserves the right to not award a winning play and/or reduce the number of winning plays in any category. Festival programming is subject to available funds, and Writers Theatre reserves the right to cancel the Festival should those funds not be available. The Governors Awards are issued by an independent agency, and Writers Theatre cannot guarantee whether that agency will issue awards in any given year.
The Festival is typically performed for an audience comprised of students, teachers, and parents. While we encourage writers to explore their creativity, we are all aware that not all plays are for all audiences. WTNJ reserves the right not to present a play selected by the panel, if, in WTNJ's sole judgment, the play would be inappropriate to the audience attending the reading. We also reserve the right to refer a play to a school administrator, parent, or other responsible adult in the event that WTNJ feels a particular play is in need of such attention.
Before You Submit
Review The Guidelines
If you have not familiarized yourself with the information sections above, please take a look at them before you submit your play.
Check the NJ Young Playwright Festival Facebook Page
Also, take a quick look at the NJYPF Blog or NJYPF Facebook Page for any submission news. And don't forget to like us on Facebook. You can access both through the menu bar on the right.
Check Formatting and Proofread Your Play
Remember to proofread your play and check your formatting in the Submission Guidelines section.
Name Your Play File
Name the play file as per our instructions, below. This is important, as we receive hundreds of submissions.
For example, if you are submitting in the Junior HS Division, your name is Kim Smith, and the name of your play is My Awesome Life, your file should be named:
JS Smith My Awesome Life.doc or JS Smith My Awesome Life.pdf
Remember, we prefer .pdf files, but will take scripts submitted as .doc. .docx, or .rtf as well.
Gather Additional Information
In addition to information about yourself and your play, we will ask for the following:
- Parent's phone numbers and e-mail address
- Full names of the co-authors, if any
- Your school address and name of principal.
Please have these available, as it will speed up your application process.
Group Submissions for Teachers
Classroom Teachers and Teaching Artists: If you are entering a group of plays, please use the submission form found here, which will allow you to enter all the plays simultaneously in one form. You will also be able to enter all the files in a single upload. If you prefer to submit a group of plays from a class by paper, please contact Jim DeVivo, our Director of Education firstname.lastname@example.com or 973-514-1787 x14
If you have a problem or a question, contact Director of Education, Jim DeVivo at 973.514.1787 x14 or email@example.com


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