Show Closed This production ended its run on May 28, 2017 Broadway alum Jeffry Denman will join the cast of Cagney this month. He assumes the role of Bob Hope and others beginning October 14, taking over for Jeremy Benton at off-Broadway’s Westside Theatre.Denman last appeared on the New York stage in the off-Broadway revival of Passion. His additional credits include Yank!, White Christmas, Of Thee I Sing, The Producers, Cats and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.Cagney follows the life of James Cagney (played by Robert Creighton, who also contributed original music with Christopher McGovern) from the streets of New York to his rise from a vaudeville song-and-dance man to one of the brightest stars of Hollywood. The score features classic George M. Cohan favorites: “Give My Regards To Broadway,” “You’re A Grand Old Flag” and “Yankee Doodle Dandy.”In addition to Creighton and Denman, the cast of Cagney includes Danette Holden, Josh Walden, Ellen Zolezzi and Bruce Sabath. The production is directed by Bill Castellino and choreographed by Joshua Bergasses, and features a book by Peter Cooley. View Comments Jeffry Denman(Photo courtesy of Keith Sherman & Associates)
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00 UGA Garden Packet 2007
Volume XXXIINumber 1Page i Here is the 32nd annual spring Garden Packet from the Universityof Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.Written by 14 CAES faculty members and graduate and undergraduate students, these 26 features are provided to help you give your readers the timely, valuable gardening information they want. Your UGA Cooperative Extension county agent (just call 1-800-ASK-UGA1) can help you localize these features. The stories are available on the Georgia FACES Web site at georgiafaces.com.The 2007 Garden Packet stories are: 1 Organic garden? Take balanced approach Kristen Plank 2 Beginner’s guide to vegetable garden Jamie Hamblin 3 Avoid feast for insects in garden Stephanie Schupska 4 Five quick steps to controlling insects in garden Schupska 5 Southern peas: longtime tradition in South George Boyhan 6 Pick a peck of pickles from garden this year Dan Rahn 7 Great gardens can come in small spaces Terry Kelley 8 Prevention key to garden disease control Brad Haire 9 Start trellising when plants start growing Kelley10 Soil testing can prevent garden problems Kelley11 Gardeners’ needs set insect-control choices Alton Sparks12 Home pecans as much an art as a science Lenny Wells13 Backyard berries easier to grow than you think Schupska14 Keep your garden ‘contained’ and versatile Plank15 With care, orchids provide years of beauty Hamblin16 Elephant ears add tropical appeal to yard Bodie Pennisi17 Thorny pyracanthas ablaze with berries in winter Rahn18 Georgia Gold Medal plants winners in landscape Rahn19 Swamp hibiscus a winner around water garden Pennisi20 Striking flowers make Firespike landscape winner Pennisi21 Madison takes Confederate jasmine north Gary Wade22 Yellow azalea: ‘Admiral Semmes’ clearly a winner Wade23 Fast-growing, pest-free Green Giant draws acclaim Wade24 Protect pantry from Indian meal moths Aubree Roche25 Laying dormant sod is risky business Sharon Omahen26 New ‘Gardening in Georgia’ shows on GPB Faith PeppersHere are all of the annual UGA garden packet articles for thepast six years:2007 Garden Packet Articles2006 Garden Packet Articles2005 Garden Packet Articles2004 Garden Packet Articles 2003 Garden Packet Articles 2002 Garden Packet Articles(Dan Rahn is the principal editor of the annual gardenpacket and a news editor with the University of Georgia Collegeof Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.)
Growing Potatoes
Growing a good potato starts with good seed.University of Georgia Cooperative Extension vegetable specialist Tim Coolong advises Georgia gardeners to find a reputable dealer or seed source to obtain healthy, disease-free seed stock. Ability permitting, the seed stock should be kept between 55 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit for a couple of weeks to initiate sprouting.Cutting seed pieces one or two days prior to planting can help suberize (heal) the cut surfaces, which allows a protective waxy layer to form over the surface, thus minimizing the chance of disease loss once the potato is planted.Because potatoes are planted early in the year, producers commonly face the issue of seed pieces sitting in cold, wet soil due to spring rains. These conditions put the seeds at risk for disease, so a well-drained site is essential.Additionally, when finding a proper site to cultivate potatoes, be sure to practice good rotation. If potatoes are planted in the same area for a number of consecutive years, the crop is put at risk for potato scab and other soilborne diseases.As for fertilizing, potatoes are described by Coolong as “average feeders.”“They’re not particularly heavy nitrogen feeders, such as sweet corn, but they require significantly more nitrogen than sweet potatoes,” Coolong said.It is typically recommended for growers to apply their phosphorus and at least half of their potassium at planting. Nitrogen applications can be split into a quarter at planting, then two or three more applications done during the season.When the potatoes are being hilled, or soil is brought up around the vines to prevent them from poking out of the ground and greening, an application of fertilizer can be incorporated.“Once you get the plant going and sprouting out of the ground, it’s fairly straightforward,” Coolong said. “The initial phase, particularly early in the spring, is when many gardeners have issues.”Since potatoes are grown under ground, there are a few ways to tell if they are ready to be harvested. Some varieties are better for growing “new potatoes,” or immature potatoes, in which case test-digging can be used to determine readiness. As for full-season potatoes, Coolong said potatoes are generally ready when the vines start dying back and yellowing. The vines can either be mowed before digging or desiccants can be sprayed to dry the vines out.“If you go in the garden and decide you want potatoes, and if they’re the size you need, you can go in and dig them early, that’s perfectly acceptable to do,” Coolong said.After the potatoes have been harvested, they should be stored in a cool, dry place with a relative humidity of 70 to 75 percent. Cold damage becomes a problem if potatoes are stored at temperatures that are too low. Be sure to find cool storage, not cold storage.[Julia Rodriquez is an intern for the UGA Tifton Campus.]
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First Brazilian Pantera HM-1 Helicopter Starts Test Flights
By Dialogo October 30, 2012 The first Pantera HM-1 helicopter, modernized by Helibras, and belonging to the Brazilian Army Aviation Command, has started the flight test program in a new configuration. Designed as Pantera K2 by the company, the delivery of the first aircraft is scheduled for next December. “The partnership between Helibras and the Armed Forces is built on a vision of future. It is already generating benefits for all of society by expanding the Brazilian industry as a strategic step into the company’s expansion program. It entails the use of important technologies offered in a model of high performance …,” said Eduardo Marson Ferreira, president of Helibras. In the contract between Helibras and the Brazilian Army, the modernized HM-1 helicopter is the first of 34 units that will be worked on in the process [of modernization]. The aircraft will have brand-new wiring, engine hoods, a built-in Vehicle Engine Monitoring Display screen integrated with a crystal cabin, a four-axis automatic pilot, an Arriel engine capable of developing 40% maximum energy which is bigger than the previous propellant, an air inlet, and a completely modernized main transmission case. It will also have new meteorological radars and altimeters, modern navigation and communication radios, as well as a new rotary-wing tail engine, which will significantly increase the performance and security of operation in the aircraft. The modernization of HM-1 Pantera into the K2 version will extend the service life of these helicopters for over 25 years, and it was estimated that the last aircraft would be manufactured by 2021. Marco Wagner, Program Manager of Helibras’ Pantera K2 program, explained that after the perfecting phases in the preliminary project and the detail of the aircraft’s new configuration – all executed by the Helibras’ engineering center, as well as their decision of sending Helibras engineers and mechanics to Eurocopter in France to participate in an “on the job” training – the company will be following up with the certification and qualification evaluation processes, as well as training pilots and instructors. According to Helibras, the project is providing the company with a significant technological leap which will lead to the development of the new Brazilian helicopter planned for 2020, with the fabrication of EC725 model and other ongoing programs.
Listed Here: Broome County offices reopening today
According to Garnar, this is the lowest number of active positive cases in the county since March 31. Coronavirus numbers 49 people have died from the virus and 535 have recovered. Broome County June 19 coronavirus update On Monday, Garnar says most county facilities will reopen to the public. For a map detailing where cases are located in the county, click here. In May, Governor Andrew Cuomo said phase four includes the reopening of arts, entertainment, recreation and education. The following departments remained closed: Facilities include: County updates He says he still encourages individuals to call ahead and set up an appointment with the facility you need. Office for aging: Limited walk-ins will be accepted. Please call (607) 778-2411.Board of ElectionsClerk’s Office: The office will be open 8:00 a.m. through 4:30 p.m. For the first few weeks, public access will be by appointment only. Appointments for can be made by contacting ClerkInfo@broomecounty.us to set up a time. For information on DMVs click here.Legislature’s OfficeOffice of Management and Budget/TreasuryPlanning and GIS Mapping Services: Open by appointment only. Visit the Planning page for additional information. Online mapping requests can be made at www.bcgis.com.Real Property Tax ServicesSecurity: Call (607) 778-2107 to make an appointment.Veterans’ Services: If you would like to make an appointment call (607) 778-2147.Broome County DPW HighwayBroome County Health Department: The Broome County Health Department will be open by appointment only from June 22- July 5th. Please call ahead to (607) 778-3930 to make an appointment.Broome County Landfill: Due to COVID-19 precautions the handout of recycling/compost bins to the public is temporarily suspended.Broome County Office of Emergency ServicesBroome County ParksBroome County Sheriff’s OfficeBroome County TransitCareer and Community Services Center of Broome County: Office of Employment and Training by appointment only. Department of Labor employees will not be on site, no unemployment insurance information is available.Department of Social ServicesFloyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena: The Box Office will be open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.George R. Harvey Justice BuidlingGreater Binghamton Airport Additionally, Garnar says the county continues to remain on track for phase four. Broome County Dog ShelterBroome County Forum TheatreBroome County Office for Aging Senior CentersBroome County Public LibraryWillow Point Rehabilitation and Nursing Center (WBNG) — Broome County Executive Jason Garnar announced there are 43 active cases of the coronavirus in the county Friday.
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Health officials trace contacts of Japanese COVID-19 patient in Bali
“He stayed in one hotel during his holiday,” Suarjaya said but refused to mention the name of the hotel.After the report came to the nation’s attention, a special team comprising officials from the Bali Health Agency and Denpasar Port Health Authority traced the places visited by the Japanese man during his time in Bali. The team also contacted the travel agency handling the man’s travels.“We are conducting epidemiology surveillance and health examinations on anyone who had direct contact with him in Bali,” said Suarjaya.The medical team will interview and physically check people who had direct contact with the Japanese tourist, including hotel and travel agency staff. Furthermore, staff that served the tourist in his room would be given special attention, the agency head said.He added that no one who encountered the Japanese patient had shown any symptoms so far, saying all of them were in good condition.Given the 14-day incubation period of the coronavirus, the team will monitor these people until March 4, 14 days after the Japanese man left Bali on Feb. 19. “If any of them show any symptoms, we will observe them at the hospital.”He added that a coronavirus test would be carried out on people who had direct contact with the Japanese tourist if necessary.“We may take samples from some people to be checked in the laboratory,” Suarjaya went on to say. “So far we’ve received no complaints from any hotel staff. I hope there will be none.”The hotel says it has disinfected the hotel rooms in which the Japanese family stayed, as well as rooms located next to them.Read also: ‘It is not COVID-19’: Indonesian health official mixes up disease and virusThe case is the second in which a patient has tested positive for COVID-19 following a visit to Indonesia. The first, a Chinese man identified as Jin, tested positive for the disease earlier this month, eight days after returning from Bali.Such cases have raised concerns about the country’s ability to detect carriers of the deadly virus.As of Tuesday, 28 people from Bali had been observed for showing symptoms of COVID-19. However, they tested negative.There have been no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Indonesia to date. (kuk)Topics : Read also: Japanese man tests positive for COVID-19 after Indonesia visit: ReportThe man visited a health care institution on Feb. 12 after he developed “cold-like symptoms”, but returned home the same day because he was not diagnosed with pneumonia. He returned to work at the senior home on Feb. 13 but spent Feb. 14 at home.He had reportedly visited Indonesia from Feb. 15 and was hospitalized upon his return to Japan on Feb. 19 with severe difficulty breathing, and was said to be in “serious condition.” The NHK did not specify the man’s destination in Indonesia.Separately, the Tokyo Novel Coronavirus Infectious Disease Control Center of the Tokyo metropolitan government’s website confirmed that a Tokyo resident in his 60s had tested positive for the disease and that his symptoms appeared on Feb. 12. Health authorities in Bali are gathering information on a Japanese citizen who visited Indonesia shortly before he tested positive for the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and closely monitoring every person who had direct contact with the Japanese man.“We have started contact tracing. We found the hotel he stayed at during his visit to Bali,” Bali Health Agency head Ketut Suarjaya told The Jakarta Post on Tuesday.Japanese public broadcaster NHK previously reported that the Tokyo metropolitan government announced on Saturday that the man, a Tokyo resident in his 60s working as a staff member of a senior care facility, had been infected with the novel coronavirus.
Vanessa Bryant pays touching tribute to Kobe on wedding anniversary
Vanessa Bryant celebrated the 19th anniversary of her wedding to her late husband Kobe Bryant on Saturday with a touching Instagram post.”My king, my heart, my best friend. Happy 19th wedding anniversary. I miss you so much. I wish you were here to hold me in your arms. I love you,” she wrote, posting a picture of the couple. Topics : Gianna, along with her basketball teammates Payton Chester and Alyssa Altobelli, who also died in the crash, were honored at Friday’s WNBA draft as honorary selections.Vanessa Bryant recorded an emotional message for the draft broadcast, saying being drafted into the women’s league “would have been a dream come true” for Gianna.After the conclusion of the draft on Friday night, the WNBA announced the creation of the Kobe & Gigi Bryant WNBA Advocacy Award, given to “an individual or group who has made significant contributions to the visibility, perception and advancement of women’s and girls’ basketball at all levels.”
Five-time NBA champion Bryant and the couple’s 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, were among nine people killed in a helicopter crash in Los Angeles on January 26.
The views are superb from this purpose-built family home
128 Crosby Rd, Ascot.The only element visible from the street of this Ascot home is a 50m tunnel that leads up to the palatial property.Built into the edge of Bartley’s Hill at Ascot, the property at 128 Crosby Rd, is hard to see into, but not to see out of, with views over the Brisbane CBD, across Moreton Bay and to Mt Coot-tha. The city skyline is visible from every room in the home.One of two swimming pools. The massive temperature controlled wine cellar.Owner Brett Walker (pictured) and his wife have owned the property since 2000. It was the location which really attracted them at the start. “There was an old pre-war home on the land there and we knocked that over and built this and it was completed in 2009,” Mr Walker said.He said the home was ideal for entertaining, particularly with the views as a backdrop.However, the recent arrival of their third daughter means the couple have decided to sell up in favour of something with a bit of a yard for their children to play in.You don’t even have to leave the home to go to the movies.More from newsMould, age, not enough to stop 17 bidders fighting for this home3 hours agoBuyers ‘crazy’ not to take govt freebies, says 28-yr-old investor3 hours agoMr Walker said the property was “all house” and they had bought another home nearby on a large block of land with a yard.The massive home is now being offered for sale for offers of more than $10 million.The entrance tunnel from the street leads to an underground bunker-like garage that can house up to 10 cars.Comfy, contemporary and cosy, this bedroom ticks all the boxes.From there, an internal lift services every level of the home, which has seven bedrooms.The main bedroom, which is on the third floor, has its own terrace.On the lower floor of the home are self-contained sleeping quarters suitable for guest accommodation.Brett Walker at his Ascot property where there is a 50m batman like tunnel leading to the entry of the home.The property features a theatre, study, billiards room, wine cellar, and storage space. There is a large gym room which covers half of one level of the home, and a zen room, plus two laundries.There is also a temperature-controlled wine cellar in the home, which has 1288sq m of internal living space on a 1120sq m block.The property has two-street access, from both Crosby Rd and Morgan St.The tunnel entrance to the home.It is well set up for entertaining, with marble features in the internal kitchen, which has a scullery and bar, and an outdoor kitchen to service the large outdoor entertainment spaces.The home has not one, but two, swimming pools – a large main pool plus a plunge pool in a courtyard that also has a cubby house.The latest technology was incorporated into the build, with ducted/zoned airconditioning, C-Bus home smart automation and a fully-alarmed security system.It is being marketed through Sotheby’s International Realty for offers of more than $10 million.