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EW YORK -- Curtain up. Broadway raced to reopen for business Thursday after stagehands and theater producers reached a tentative agreement, ending a crippling strike that kept more than two dozen shows dark for 19 days.

The settlement came Wednesday night, the third day of marathon sessions between Local 1 and the League of American Theatres and Producers to end the lengthy work stoppage that has cost producers and the city millions of dollars.

Most plays and musicals that were shut during the walkout, which began Nov. 10, were expected to be up and running Thursday evening
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The play will be presented at the Leslie W. Johnson Theatre, 2820 Union Ave., Sheboygan,(Horace Mann Middle School) with evening shows at 7:30 p.m. and matinees at 2.

Admission is $20 for adults, $16 for seniors ages 60 and over and $10 for youngsters through high school and college students.

Tickets are available at the Theatre Company office in the Community Recreation Department, 607 S. Water St., or at the theater box office 45 minutes before curtain of each performance. Season tickets guaranteeing admission for all five shows are still available at $50 for adults and $25 for students.

To learn more, visit www.sheboygantheatercompany.com and then call (920) 459-3779 to reserve tickets or for further information.


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NEW YORK - Broadway stagehands and theater producers reached a tentative agreement Wednesday night to end a strike and almost immediately return to the stage most of the 26 plays and musicals that have been shut down for more than two weeks.

The settlement came after two days of marathon, all-night sessions and months of negotiation between Local 1 and the League of American Theatres and Producers.

The walkout, which began Nov. 10, has cost the city and theaters millions of dollars in lost income.

Bruce Cohen, a spokesman for the union, which represents 3,000 electricians, carpenters, sound and lighting technicians, and scenery and prop handlers, confirmed the agreement to end the 19-day work stoppage
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The hotel also offers laundry service. Ankara Plaza Hotel offers guests a relaxing Health Club to get rid of the stress and exhaustion of the day with Sauna, Finn and Turkish Bath, Fitness Center, Jacuzzi and massage facilities. There are 5 conference & ball rooms in the hotel. In halls the hotel provides flip charts, overhead projector, barco projectors, coller microphones, sound systems, wireless microphones, curtains, cable microphones, recorder, VCD, DVD, VHS video, stage and platform. The ball rooms are suitable for weddings, engagement and events with special menus and service. These halls are also available for cocktails and banquet events. Ankara Plaza Hotel Bestekar Sok. No:5 Kavaklidere 06680 Ankara, Turkey Phone : + 90.312.419 0 400 Fax : + 90.312
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AN BERNARDINO, Calif. -- A strip club with a tawdry reputation was shut down Wednesday night by vice officers, police said.

The Flesh Club was closed for eight months after a judge issued an injunction after ruling some club dancers were selling sexual services, according to officials
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And some private physicians give occasional free checkups and other services.

The first few patients began arriving at the First Choice clinic earlier this month, said manager Rachel Butler. She and Dr. Timothy Graves, the medical director, are working out of the front portion of the Walnut Street building that one day will house the dental practice.

A curtain separates the waiting area from the clutter of the rest of the building, which awaits renovation.

'We've had a few challenges,' Butler said. 'But you know, we've already helped people. So that's a good feeling.'

Graves sees patients in the RV parked next door in front of the building that will become the primary clinic facility
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She picked up Crystal, the youngest, and held my mother's hand. And the nine of us walked through this door into another world, full of dim lights in some areas and brilliance in others. There were only ten rooms, in a circle of sorts, around a big station where nurses and doctors were congregated. We could hear beeping noises and strange sounds I couldn't identify.
Mary quietly pulled back a curtain and said we could have all the time we needed. Time for what? She had brought us into the wrong room! I didn't know that person! I kept looking at Mom, waiting for her to tell Mary they'd gone to the wrong place. Clearly, Room 110 belonged to someone else, because I didn't recognize the man who laid in that bed, attached to so many wires and machines.
'Kids, you can stand near the bed, if you want,' Mary whispered in this calming voice. 'Don't be afraid to touch his hand
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Thursday through Sunday For children 4 and older: Take the family to a heartwarming holiday musical opening tonight at the Erie Playhouse. Curtains rise on 'It's a Wonderful Life' at 7:30 p.m. at the playhouse, 13 W. 10th St.

This new musical version of the 1946 film features the tale of George Bailey (Patrick Thiem), who, on Christmas Eve, is discouraged over the misplacement of $8,000 and the evil millionaire, Henry Potter (Jeremy D. Pierce). Bailey's guardian angel, Clarence (Chuck Priestap), helps George see that every person has value.

The show runs through Dec
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Right now, we're like half coffee shop, half eatery ... We're going to make it more user-friendly in a coffee-like atmosphere.'
According to Sarah Noble '10, a student employee at Da Vinci's, the redecoration plans are striving towards creating 'a place where people can come in and study, hang out and listen to music. We want it to be comfortable.'
Recently, Noble and fellow co-workers Stephanie Hsu '08, Elizabeth Crow '09 and Sasha Grenier '08 have been meeting to coordinate and brainstorm ideas for redecorating Da Vinci's, including coming up with a budget needed for the changes to take place. The budget has been approved by Bruno.
Renovation plans consist of repainting the cafe, bringing in new furniture, including new table tops and more comfortable seating, curtains, a bookshelf to store used books and board games, new throw rugs, lamps and even updating the menu with pastries and baked goods that, according to Bruno, will make the cafe more 'bakery-driven.'
'We're also going to try to bring in some organic and whole foods to try to appeal to people looking for those types of foods,' Bruno said.
According to Bruno, it is difficult to compete with the meal plan that students use on campus, as it does not currently allow for students to use points at the cafe. Nevertheless, there are various amenities in place, including student discounts and free internet access. 'There [are] not good high-end baked goods on campus,' Bruno said, pointing out an additional potential draw
Source link: http://phoenix.swarthmore.edu/2007-11-29/news/17726



The Editor, Sir:
Some parents want much from their children without investing in their development. But how many of you buy a book for your child? How many of you sit down and read with your child? How many of you visit your children's school and check with the teachers to see the progress of your children?
Some of us believe that the teacher can work his/her super miracle to get that child to read and write well. But teachers, however well-trained, cannot manage a class of 45 students to see that all will read and write well.
Don't expect that a child spoilt at home wanting his/her way, that the teacher will now have the time to sit with students of different backgrounds to make sure that everyone can read.
Read with your child
The money that you plan to invest in fancy hair styles, outfits, shower curtains, carpet and pot sets should be used instead for your child's education.
Don't buy a book and give it as a present. Both of you should read it. Share in the experience that the book has to offer.
Take your children on field trips, take them shopping, let them choose what they will be having for dinner, let them be in charge for the day, encourage them to express their views and let them share their feelings
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The two have created a haven of elevated sensibility compellingly contrasted by the gritty urban setting.

I shiver with pleasure every time I walk through the door into a small room lit by candles. I prefer to sit with my back to the large window covered with gauzy white curtains at a narrow, white linen-covered table, and a faux, horsehair banquette, so I can look at the tiny open kitchen and bar.

My eye rests on each detail: a heavily framed wood mirror; a battery of pots and pans dangling from a ceiling rack; stacks of old china; a bowl of garden roses; a plate of small red apples; slowly turning ceiling fans; beautiful ridged water tumblers. A large moody oil painting depicts the very place we are, under a concrete overpass where urban debris collects. I pull the curtain aside to get the hauntingly bleak, Hopper-esque view, illuminated by street lights
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The black-and-white nighttime images are much sharper than those generated by thermal video cameras, and applications include battlefield vision, protecting buildings, and helping car drivers avoid collisions at night.

Other finalists included biometric technology to recognize keyboard users by their typing behavior--sparing users from memorizing dozens of passwords--and a handheld device for testing exposure to nerve agents.

By scanning the eye, it can also detect carbon monoxide or cyanide poisoning, or identify trauma to the brain.

Another company offered new high-strength fibers that get fatter when stretched and are highly resistant to blast damage, offering potential as special curtains to catch flying window glass in an explosion.

Also in contention was a 'face synthesis' device to create up to thousands of images from one photo, predicting how the subject will look in different lighting conditions, from different angles and with varying expressions or facial hair.

A poll of investors, experts and industry players at the event identified
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But in Bavaria, Kam, a man who met Adolf Hitler, lives openly. By his doorbell is a traditional Bavarian clay plaque, made by his grandchildren, and bearing the family name.

Kam responded to knocks on his front door by opening his front window and hiding behind the curtains. All that could be seen was his hand, but the voice of the SS man remained clear and dismissive. 'I know who you are. I don't want to talk to you. Leave me in peace,' he said, before slamming the window.

Kam has been indicted by the Danish government for the murder in 1943 of Carl Henrik Clemmensen, the anti-Nazi Danish newspaper editor
Source link: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/11/28/wnazis228.xml




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In her fairy tale world, Giselle just calls out the window and darling woodland creatures scamper to her side; but in New York, they are rats and pigeons and cockroaches. No matter, in one of the film's funniest scenes, she enlists them to help clean Robert's messy apartment while, of course, singing a 'Happy Working Song.'

'Oddly enough, you can not train a rat to scrub a toilet. I've tried, but they don't really get it,' she says. 'There are ones that sit and ones that scamper. They can train a bird to fly on cue from one trainer to the next. The cockroaches ...I don't work with cockroaches
Source link: http://www.voanews.com/english/Entertainment/2007-11-27-voa14.cfm



Forensic evidence suggested Mrs Rezk had been attacked in the small bathroom of the house and then dragged through the hall.

Edwards then continued touring the house looking for things to steal.

He picked up Mrs Rezk's bag and emptied it taking 60 cash. He then heard a noise and went to the front window to investigate.

Pulling aside the net curtain, he realised he couldn't see anyone but had left a bloody finger mark. So he pulled down the net curtains and put them down his trousers
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Wednesday at 834 Gale Street off Franklin Pike.

District Fire Chief Joe Pruett said the family did not have electricity and was heating the home with candles.

The fire marshal will investigate.

All the damage was in the upper portion of the house.

Many people use kerosene heaters during the cold winter months -- but it is advised to use with caution and not place them near anything flammable, such as curtains, fabric, furniture, or in the range of pets.
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The fire broke out around 1:15 a.m. Wednesday at 834 Gale Street off Franklin Pike.

District Fire Chief Joe Pruett said the family did not have electricity and was heating the home with candles.

The fire marshal will investigate.

All the damage was in the upper portion of the house.

Many people use kerosene heaters during the cold winter months -- but it is advised to use with caution and not place them near anything flammable, such as curtains, fabric, furniture, or in the range of pets.
..
Source link: http://wkrn.com/nashville/news/candle-may-have-caused-fire/130411.htm



By Karen Colbenson

Post-Bulletin, Austin MN

Candles are to blame for a fire that broke out in an Austin home Monday.

At 11:48 a.m., police officers and the Austin Fire Department responded to the fire at 1406 Third Ave. S.W., where they saw smoke billowing out the front door.

According to Police Chief Paul Philipp, two candles on a window sill lit the curtains on fire, which the 87-year-old woman who lives at the home tried to put out with a rug.

The woman could be heard yelling inside the house, said Philipp. A short time later, the woman exited the home unharmed.

An estimate of damages was not available.

According to Philipp, candle-related fires have accounted for more than $1 million in damages in the Austin area in the past few years.

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