More than nine months after Dianne Kiehl announced she planned to retire from southeastern Wisconsin's The Business Health Care Group, the organization has named her replacement — former Aurora Health Care executive Geoffrey Schick. Schick starts his new role March 18. Kiehl was the Business Health Care Group's first and only executive director. Schick is a University of Wisconsin-Whitewater alum who was director of clinical trials research for Milwaukee-based Aurora from November 2004 through…
Reported by bizjournals 3 hours ago.
Former Aurora Health Care exec Schick to replace retiring Dianne Kiehl
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Man shoots self while showing friends how to take apart handgun
Aurora police said a man was showing friends how to take apart a handgun when he shot himself in the hand on Monday morning.
Reported by ChicagoTribune 17 minutes ago.
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Adacel to Feature Advanced Capabilities at World ATM Congress
In addition to the Company's advanced Air Traffic Management systems, Adacel will demonstrate future Air Traffic Control simulation concepts next week at the World ATM Congress in Madrid, Spain.
(PRWEB) March 05, 2015
Adacel announced today that the Company will be increasing their presence at this year’s World ATM Congress taking place in Madrid, Spain 10-12 March. In addition to featuring their advanced Aurora ATM systems, Adacel plans the European launch of their new LEXIX speech recognition system and will also display elements of their ATC simulation and training products.
This year Adacel has a surprise in store for attendees at their booth. The Company revealed that visitors would have the opportunity to engage in some of Adacel’s vision for ATC simulators of the future. Adacel would not release specifics, but it promises to be very entertaining for those who participate.
The WATMC combines a large-scale exhibition and world-class conference to showcase the latest trends and developments in air traffic control. As such WATMC provides an ideal venue for Adacel to exhibit the advanced capabilities of their products. Adacel will be located at stand #1137.
About Adacel
Adacel is a leading developer of operational air traffic management systems, speech recognition applications and advanced ATC simulation and training solutions. The Company’s products are widely used throughout Europe, North America, the Middle East and the Asia Pacific region. Reported by PRWeb 1 day ago.
(PRWEB) March 05, 2015
Adacel announced today that the Company will be increasing their presence at this year’s World ATM Congress taking place in Madrid, Spain 10-12 March. In addition to featuring their advanced Aurora ATM systems, Adacel plans the European launch of their new LEXIX speech recognition system and will also display elements of their ATC simulation and training products.
This year Adacel has a surprise in store for attendees at their booth. The Company revealed that visitors would have the opportunity to engage in some of Adacel’s vision for ATC simulators of the future. Adacel would not release specifics, but it promises to be very entertaining for those who participate.
The WATMC combines a large-scale exhibition and world-class conference to showcase the latest trends and developments in air traffic control. As such WATMC provides an ideal venue for Adacel to exhibit the advanced capabilities of their products. Adacel will be located at stand #1137.
About Adacel
Adacel is a leading developer of operational air traffic management systems, speech recognition applications and advanced ATC simulation and training solutions. The Company’s products are widely used throughout Europe, North America, the Middle East and the Asia Pacific region. Reported by PRWeb 1 day ago.
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Bill to invalidate Denver homeless camping ban introduced in Legislature
Denver's citywide camping ban — as well as other cities' laws restricting where people can loiter, sit and sleep on public property — would be invalidated under a bill of rights for homeless people that has been introduced in the Colorado Legislature. House Bill 1264, sponsored by Democratic Reps. Joe Salazar of Thornton and Jovan Melton of Aurora, would allow persons experiencing homelessness to move about freely and rest in public spaces without discrimination, and let them eat or accept food…
Reported by bizjournals 21 hours ago.
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Opening statements in Aurora theater shooting trial planned for April
Opening statements in the Aurora movie theater shooting trial will now likely begin in late April, more than a month earlier than expected, a judge said Thursday.
Reported by Denver Post 21 hours ago.
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AAA: A Sure Sign of Spring – Gas Prices are on the Rise
AURORA, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--For those who have been waiting throughout this long winter for signs of spring, the steady climb of gas prices as March begins is one of the first indicators. While gas price averages have been low for several months due to high supply and low demand, over the past month, drivers across Illinois and northern Indiana have seen that trend reversed. Illinois and Indiana drivers are currently paying on average $2.45 and $2.41 respectively for a gallon of regular unle
Reported by Business Wire 13 hours ago.
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National Safety Council, Nebraska Announces Click It, Don’t Risk It PSA Contest Winners
The National Safety Council, Nebraska today announced the winners of the Click It Don't Risk It public service announcement (PSA) contest for Nebraska high school students. The contest is part of the Click It, Don’t Risk It statewide seat belt awareness initiative to warn Nebraska teens about the dangers of driving or riding in a vehicle without using a seat belt.
Omaha, NE (PRWEB) March 06, 2015
National Safety Council, Nebraska Announces Click It, Don’t Risk It PSA Contest Winners
4 High Schools or High School sponsored clubs win $2,000 – 10 win honorable mention
The National Safety Council, Nebraska today announced the winners of the Click It Don't Risk It public service announcement (PSA) contest for Nebraska high school students. The contest is part of the Click It, Don’t Risk It statewide seat belt awareness initiative to warn Nebraska teens about the dangers of driving or riding in a vehicle without using a seat belt.
“Tragically, last year, 71% of Nebraska teens who died in crashes were not wearing seat belts. Education is an important part of our strategy to increase seatbelt usage in Nebraska,” said Beverly Reicks, President/CEO of the National Safety Council, Nebraska. “It's critical that we educate teens about the danger of being unrestrained in a motor vehicle. The focus of this campaign was to create awareness and engage high school students about seat belt safety. We were thrilled with the response that we received from students across Nebraska and the campaign’s social media reach.”
As part of the PSA contest, Nebraska high school students produced a 30-second video using the theme “What have you got to lose?”. Fifty nine submissions were received from across Nebraska. Four winning PSAs -- one from each school class (A, B, C, D) – were selected along with nine honorable mention awards, including one created in Spanish. Submissions were judged on the message and a social media score tracked via Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The campaign resulted more than 11 million impressions on social media.
The winning PSAs receive $2,000 with its video played at a theatre in or near its community. A generous contribution from AAA provided prize money for the schools earning honorable mentions. Rose White of AAA said, “I was impressed with the quality and thoughtfulness of the videos. AAA is pleased to recognize the efforts of the students who are helping to educate other teens and the public about the value of always wearing a safety belt.” Each honorable mention PSA earns $500 and some may be featured at local theatres.
Winning videos can be seen at http://www.clickitdontriskit.com.
Class A: Westside High School, Omaha, NE
Honorable mention: Lincoln Southeast High School, Lincoln, NE
Honorable mention: Millard North High School, Omaha, NE
Class B: Gretna High School, Gretna, NE
Honorable mention: Crete High School, Crete, NE
Honorable mention: Aurora High School, Aurora, NE
Class C: Gordon-Rushville High School, Gordon, NE
Honorable mention: West Point High School, West Point, NE
Honorable mention: Louisville High School, Louisville, NE
Class D: Sioux County High School, Harrison, NE
Honorable mention: Hay Springs High School, Hay Springs, NE
Honorable mention: Sioux County High School, Harrison, NE
Special recognition to Johnson County Central High School for developing their seat belt messaging in Spanish.
About the National Safety Council, Nebraska: The National Safety Council, Nebraska began in 1924 as the Omaha Safety Council. We are the Nebraska chapter of the National Safety Council. Our unique mission is to promote safety and health by providing programs, resources, and education to reduce both the personal and economic loss associated with injuries, accidents, and health hazards. NSCN partners with businesses, schools, law enforcement, firefighters, hospitals, and Nebraska communities to provide education and training focused on keeping Nebraskans safe.
The National Safety Council, Nebraska is a Nebraska-based private, not-for-profit, 501c 3 organization. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin.
About AAA Nebraska: AAA Nebraska is part of The Auto Club Group (ACG), the second largest AAA club in North America. ACG and its affiliates provide membership, travel, insurance and financial services offerings to approximately 9 million members across 11 states and two U.S. territories, including Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Michigan, Nebraska, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands; most of Illinois, Minnesota and Tennessee; and a portion of Indiana. ACG belongs to the national AAA federation with more than 55 million members in the United States and Canada and whose mission includes protecting and advancing freedom of mobility and improving traffic safety.
###### Reported by PRWeb 12 hours ago.
Omaha, NE (PRWEB) March 06, 2015
National Safety Council, Nebraska Announces Click It, Don’t Risk It PSA Contest Winners
4 High Schools or High School sponsored clubs win $2,000 – 10 win honorable mention
The National Safety Council, Nebraska today announced the winners of the Click It Don't Risk It public service announcement (PSA) contest for Nebraska high school students. The contest is part of the Click It, Don’t Risk It statewide seat belt awareness initiative to warn Nebraska teens about the dangers of driving or riding in a vehicle without using a seat belt.
“Tragically, last year, 71% of Nebraska teens who died in crashes were not wearing seat belts. Education is an important part of our strategy to increase seatbelt usage in Nebraska,” said Beverly Reicks, President/CEO of the National Safety Council, Nebraska. “It's critical that we educate teens about the danger of being unrestrained in a motor vehicle. The focus of this campaign was to create awareness and engage high school students about seat belt safety. We were thrilled with the response that we received from students across Nebraska and the campaign’s social media reach.”
As part of the PSA contest, Nebraska high school students produced a 30-second video using the theme “What have you got to lose?”. Fifty nine submissions were received from across Nebraska. Four winning PSAs -- one from each school class (A, B, C, D) – were selected along with nine honorable mention awards, including one created in Spanish. Submissions were judged on the message and a social media score tracked via Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The campaign resulted more than 11 million impressions on social media.
The winning PSAs receive $2,000 with its video played at a theatre in or near its community. A generous contribution from AAA provided prize money for the schools earning honorable mentions. Rose White of AAA said, “I was impressed with the quality and thoughtfulness of the videos. AAA is pleased to recognize the efforts of the students who are helping to educate other teens and the public about the value of always wearing a safety belt.” Each honorable mention PSA earns $500 and some may be featured at local theatres.
Winning videos can be seen at http://www.clickitdontriskit.com.
Class A: Westside High School, Omaha, NE
Honorable mention: Lincoln Southeast High School, Lincoln, NE
Honorable mention: Millard North High School, Omaha, NE
Class B: Gretna High School, Gretna, NE
Honorable mention: Crete High School, Crete, NE
Honorable mention: Aurora High School, Aurora, NE
Class C: Gordon-Rushville High School, Gordon, NE
Honorable mention: West Point High School, West Point, NE
Honorable mention: Louisville High School, Louisville, NE
Class D: Sioux County High School, Harrison, NE
Honorable mention: Hay Springs High School, Hay Springs, NE
Honorable mention: Sioux County High School, Harrison, NE
Special recognition to Johnson County Central High School for developing their seat belt messaging in Spanish.
About the National Safety Council, Nebraska: The National Safety Council, Nebraska began in 1924 as the Omaha Safety Council. We are the Nebraska chapter of the National Safety Council. Our unique mission is to promote safety and health by providing programs, resources, and education to reduce both the personal and economic loss associated with injuries, accidents, and health hazards. NSCN partners with businesses, schools, law enforcement, firefighters, hospitals, and Nebraska communities to provide education and training focused on keeping Nebraskans safe.
The National Safety Council, Nebraska is a Nebraska-based private, not-for-profit, 501c 3 organization. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin.
About AAA Nebraska: AAA Nebraska is part of The Auto Club Group (ACG), the second largest AAA club in North America. ACG and its affiliates provide membership, travel, insurance and financial services offerings to approximately 9 million members across 11 states and two U.S. territories, including Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Michigan, Nebraska, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands; most of Illinois, Minnesota and Tennessee; and a portion of Indiana. ACG belongs to the national AAA federation with more than 55 million members in the United States and Canada and whose mission includes protecting and advancing freedom of mobility and improving traffic safety.
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Healthcare Providers Select OnBase by Hyland to Improve Patient Care and Streamline Administrative Departments
Integrating EMR, ERP and existing IT systems with OnBase creates one patient record and enables better decision making.
Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) March 06, 2015
As healthcare providers create one patient record that includes DICOM images and content from disparate systems, they are using OnBase by Hyland to deliver better patient care and increase efficiency. Enterprise content management (ECM) solutions help organizations integrating their unstructured content with core IT solutions, including electronic medical records (EMR), enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and existing IT applications.
The following organizations have recently integrated OnBase with their existing core IT systems:· St. Francis Care, Hartford, Conn. (Epic, PeopleSoft)
· UnityPoint Health, West Des Moines, Iowa (Epic and Lawson)
· Cone Health, Greensboro, N.C. (Epic)
· Hartford HealthCare, Hartford, Conn. (PeopleSoft and Epic)
· Rush-Copley Medical Center, Aurora, Ill. (Allscripts)
· Central Vermont Medical Center, Berlin, Ver. (Meditech)
Summit Health, Chambersburg, Penn. (Meditech)
“Our practice teams align across any EMR platform, particularly Epic, and provide the highest level of content expertise across development, sales, services and support,” said Dan Slates, manager of Global Healthcare Solutions. “This knowledge base helps our healthcare customers leverage decades of healthcare experience to create a seamless end user experience across the healthcare enterprise.”
OnBase integrates with the EMR to provide a single point of access for the entire patient record, including as much as 65 percent of the content stored outside of the EMR. Clinicians save time and resources because they are quickly presented with relevant patient content in a view they prefer within the EMR interface. This enables clinicians to make better and faster care decisions with access to the most current and comprehensive patient data.
OnBase also eliminates inefficiencies in accounting, finance, human resources by integrating with electronic resource planning (ERP) systems such as Lawson and PeopleSoft to automate workflows and create more complete records. In patient billing, OnBase streamlines the reimbursement process so staff members can focus only on exceptions and realize timelier reimbursements.
To learn why more than 1,600 healthcare organizations use OnBase, visit OnBase.com/Healthcare or attend the Midwest OnBase + Epic User Forum on March 12 at Edward Hospital in Naperville, Ill.
About OnBase by Hyland
OnBase is a flexible enterprise content management (ECM) solution that helps organizations manage documents and data to streamline business operations. Integrating with everyday business applications, OnBase provides instant access to critical information when you need, wherever you are. It is tailored for departments and comprehensive for the enterprise. OnBase gives you what you need today and evolves with you over time whether deployed via mobile, cloud or on-premises.
Every day, more than 1,600 healthcare organizations use OnBase to complete patient records, eliminate reimbursement delays and enhance business processes. Dedicated to meeting the evolving needs of our customers, OnBase was ranked as the 2014 ‘Best in KLAS’ Document Management and Imaging solution and consistently earns high scores for functionality, support and customer satisfaction. For more information about OnBase, visit OnBase.com. Reported by PRWeb 4 minutes ago.
Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) March 06, 2015
As healthcare providers create one patient record that includes DICOM images and content from disparate systems, they are using OnBase by Hyland to deliver better patient care and increase efficiency. Enterprise content management (ECM) solutions help organizations integrating their unstructured content with core IT solutions, including electronic medical records (EMR), enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and existing IT applications.
The following organizations have recently integrated OnBase with their existing core IT systems:· St. Francis Care, Hartford, Conn. (Epic, PeopleSoft)
· UnityPoint Health, West Des Moines, Iowa (Epic and Lawson)
· Cone Health, Greensboro, N.C. (Epic)
· Hartford HealthCare, Hartford, Conn. (PeopleSoft and Epic)
· Rush-Copley Medical Center, Aurora, Ill. (Allscripts)
· Central Vermont Medical Center, Berlin, Ver. (Meditech)
Summit Health, Chambersburg, Penn. (Meditech)
“Our practice teams align across any EMR platform, particularly Epic, and provide the highest level of content expertise across development, sales, services and support,” said Dan Slates, manager of Global Healthcare Solutions. “This knowledge base helps our healthcare customers leverage decades of healthcare experience to create a seamless end user experience across the healthcare enterprise.”
OnBase integrates with the EMR to provide a single point of access for the entire patient record, including as much as 65 percent of the content stored outside of the EMR. Clinicians save time and resources because they are quickly presented with relevant patient content in a view they prefer within the EMR interface. This enables clinicians to make better and faster care decisions with access to the most current and comprehensive patient data.
OnBase also eliminates inefficiencies in accounting, finance, human resources by integrating with electronic resource planning (ERP) systems such as Lawson and PeopleSoft to automate workflows and create more complete records. In patient billing, OnBase streamlines the reimbursement process so staff members can focus only on exceptions and realize timelier reimbursements.
To learn why more than 1,600 healthcare organizations use OnBase, visit OnBase.com/Healthcare or attend the Midwest OnBase + Epic User Forum on March 12 at Edward Hospital in Naperville, Ill.
About OnBase by Hyland
OnBase is a flexible enterprise content management (ECM) solution that helps organizations manage documents and data to streamline business operations. Integrating with everyday business applications, OnBase provides instant access to critical information when you need, wherever you are. It is tailored for departments and comprehensive for the enterprise. OnBase gives you what you need today and evolves with you over time whether deployed via mobile, cloud or on-premises.
Every day, more than 1,600 healthcare organizations use OnBase to complete patient records, eliminate reimbursement delays and enhance business processes. Dedicated to meeting the evolving needs of our customers, OnBase was ranked as the 2014 ‘Best in KLAS’ Document Management and Imaging solution and consistently earns high scores for functionality, support and customer satisfaction. For more information about OnBase, visit OnBase.com. Reported by PRWeb 4 minutes ago.
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Two die in single-vehicle, roll over crash in Aurora
Two people died in a traffic crash Friday around noon in Aurora. The double-fatal, roll over crash happened near East 23rd Avenue and Chambers Road, according to the Aurora Police Department.
Reported by Denver Post 1 day ago.
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Aurora police: Suspect sent to hospital after officer-involved shooting
Police in Aurora say a suspect was transported to a hospital after an officer-involved shooting on Friday afternoon.
Reported by Denver Post 1 day ago.
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Longterm Aurora lane closures to begin next week
Crews will shut down lanes of state Route 99 starting Wednesday and the closures will persist for several weeks. The closures will occur by 6 a.m. Wednesday, when one lane in each direction of SR-99 will be closed 24 hours a day between the Aurora Avenue Bridge to the north and Valley Street to the south. Those closures will leave two open lanes in each direction. Crews working as part of the Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Project will install foundations for future signs along the road. The state Department of Transportation expects the northbound lane closure to last eight weeks, while the southbound closure will persist for 12 weeks. An [...]
Reported by SeattlePI.com 22 hours ago.
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This is what it's like to live in 24-hours of darkness at the northernmost edge of the civilized world
Every January, my wife and I go on an annual, unusual hunting trip. We seek to see the beautiful aurora borealis northern lights.A few weeks ago, I was unexpectedly invited to Oslo, Norway, as part of a business trip to meet with a new Norwegian client. It seemed destiny was hellbent on sending me to the Northern latitudes in winter, but I had already been to Norway before to chase auroras.
But, on all my other trips, I had experienced 20 or so hours of darkness but never the ultimate full 24 hours of polar night. I researched my options and learned that the home of the northernmost permanent settlement on Earth, the town of Longyearbyen, is administered by Norway and accessible via a (relatively) easy journey from Oslo. It was two flights away.
This was likely the closest I would ever come to visiting the North Pole, itself.
And that's how I found myself on a 3.5 day trip, and dog sledding expedition, in total darkness at the northernmost point of civilization on earth.
-The red arrow points to the Svalbard Archipelago, home to the town of Longyearbyen, the northern-most inhabited community on the planet.--My trip began in Oslo, where I was greeted by this unusual Welcome sign. Longyearbyen is two flights away.--I'm surprised to see a whole row of Teslas, charging in the center of Oslo. My hosts tell me Norway is the biggest market for Teslas outside the US and they are a "dime a dozen" here.-
See the rest of the story at Business Insider Reported by Business Insider 18 hours ago.
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What it's like to live in 24 hours of darkness at the northernmost edge of the civilized world
Every January, my wife and I go on an annual, unusual hunting trip. We seek to see the beautiful aurora borealis northern lights.A few weeks ago, I was unexpectedly invited to Oslo, Norway, as part of a business trip to meet with a new Norwegian client. It seemed destiny was hellbent on sending me to the Northern latitudes in winter, but I had already been to Norway before to chase auroras.
On all my other trips, I had experienced 20 or so hours of darkness but never the ultimate full 24 hours of polar night. I researched my options and learned that the home of the northernmost permanent settlement on Earth, the town of Longyearbyen, is administered by Norway and accessible via a (relatively) easy journey from Oslo. It was two flights away.
This was likely the closest I would ever come to visiting the North Pole, itself.
And that's how I found myself on a 3.5 day trip and dog sledding expedition in total darkness at the northernmost point of civilization on earth.
-The red arrow points to the Svalbard Archipelago, home to the town of Longyearbyen, the northernmost inhabited community on the planet.--My trip began in Oslo, where I was greeted by this unusual Welcome sign. Longyearbyen is two flights away.--I'm surprised to see a whole row of Teslas, charging in the center of Oslo. My hosts tell me Norway is the biggest market for Teslas outside the US and they are a "dime a dozen" here.-
See the rest of the story at Business Insider Reported by Business Insider 18 hours ago.
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Aurora Theater founder started as starving artist
Aurora Theater founder started as starving artist
Reported by ajc.com 15 hours ago.
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DSCOVR: Mission Success for Moog Engines Over a Decade Later
East Aurora NY (SPX) Feb 15, 2015Moog Space and Defense Group supported NOAA's Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite that launched today from Cape Canaveral, F.L., atop a Falcon 9 launch vehicle. DSCOVR is a partnership between NOAA, NASA and the U.S. Air Force to provide a rapid advance warning to utility companies and satellite operators when solar flares approach Earth. Technology used to develop the Reported by GPS Daily 9 hours ago.
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Aurora: Police believe alcohol tied to fatal crash
A person driving a Chevrolet Silverado drove through a red light and slammed their vehicle into a Subaru, killing the driver of the Subaru, police say.
Reported by Denver Post 6 hours ago.
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Chicago woman dies in single-car crash in suburban Aurora
A Chicago woman was killed and four others were seriously injured early Saturday morning in a single-car crash in west suburban Aurora.
Reported by ChicagoTribune 4 hours ago.
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Aurora youth center set to open doors Sunday
A week after snow delayed plans, Rep. Rhonda Fields, D-Aurora, will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony Sunday to debut a new youth center in Aurora.
Reported by Denver Post 22 hours ago.
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Aurora police mum about fatal police shooting
Aurora police are keeping information close to the vest about an officer-involved shooting that turned fatal following a 911 call about a robbery and kidnapping.
Reported by Denver Post 21 hours ago.
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Theater review: 'Edith’ misfires, but teens shine at Crowded Fire
Theater review: 'Edith’ misfires, but teens shine at Crowded Fire [...] as much time as the author puts into trying to dramatize the legitimate abandonment issues of tween Edith (Nicole Javier), it’s the budding secretive, then threatened romance between her brother Kenny (Wes Gabrillo) and his high-school sophomore “study buddy” Benji (Maro Guevara) that provides the most touching and dynamic moments. Edith and Kenny’s father, a doctor, has essentially abandoned them ever since the death of their mother some seven years earlier — except for replenishing their bank account, occasional unannounced (and unwelcome) visits and periodic checkup phone calls from work or his girlfriend’s house, during which he never wants to speak with Edith. Kenny, apparently, has done a credible job of making a home for himself and his sister, while fending off occasional nosy neighbors, but Pamatmat tells us this — repetitively — rather than shows it. Javier, a magnetic young babysitter in the Aurora Theatre’s “Rapture, Blister, Burn” last fall, brings a focused intensity to Edith but can’t make her conflicting parts cohere as a character, particularly in her artificial lapses into childishness. Chiang, who’s excelled with more complex material for Crowded Fire — such as Christopher Chen’s “The Hundred Flowers Project” — hasn’t found a good rhythm for Pamatmat’s highly episodic, overwritten text or the comic edge in Edith and the mother-smothered Benji’s more exaggerated traits. In some of Pamatmat’s best written scenes, Gabrillo’s capable math-whiz Kenny and Guevara’s nerdishly sweet Benji progress from adolescent curiosity and tentative bravado — using comic books, the dictionary and theoretical mathematics as sexual stimulants — through consummation to open couple-dom.
Reported by SFGate 16 hours ago.
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