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Jeff Gendelman, writer and producer, wrote and produced The Surface, an 18-year journey of perseverance from idea to production. The film stars Sean Astin, Chris Mulkey and Mimi Rogers and was directed by Gil Cates Jr. Jeff also produced and directed the award-winning short film, In Passing. He produced the Los Angeles world premiere of the play, The Letter Writer, and then developed it to be made into a film. He produced and directed two science documentaries, and a pilot for a syndicated TV series. As an actor, Jeff co-starred with Christopher Lambert in the feature film, Splitsville. He had a supporting role opposite Robert Forster and Donnie Wahlberg in the feature film, Diamond Men. His TV work includes guest-starring roles on NBC’s Law and Order and he was featured on Beverly Hills 90210. Jeff was also a series regular on the television dramas One Life to Live, Guiding Light and Loving (nominated for Outstanding Actor in a daytime TV series). He studied in film classes at the American Film Institute (Los Angeles), New YorkUniversity, USC, and at the BBC (London). Jeff has also been involved with the theater since age 10. After graduating from the University of Minnesota he went to train in the American Conservatory Theater Advanced Actor Program in San Francisco. He has acted and directed at theaters throughout the United States and Japan, including Old Globe Shakespeare Company (San Diego), Milwaukee Repertory, Mark Taper Forum (Los Angeles), and Riverside Shakespeare Company (New York City). Stay tuned to Rex Sikes Movie Beat for other great archived interviews, cast and crew listings, events, festivals, premieres, and more at rexsikes.com Visit and subscribe to Rex Sikes' Movie Beat Blog at http://www.RexSikesMovieBeat.me for articles and more about the industry we love and work in.
Rocky Lang, Producer, director author, PT 2. Rocky's new book "Growing Up Hollywood" is available at Amazon! He has been involved in the motion picture and television business all his life. He Executive Produced, “Racing For Time” for Lifetime Television starring Charles Dutton, which received a Best Picture nomination for The Image Awards. He has had 8 books published. Growing up as the son of veteran producer and Universal Studios executive, Jennings Lang ("Earthquake" "Play Misty For Me" and others), Rocky knew early on that he wanted to write/produce and direct. Lang set himself on a track that has seen him produce and direct documentary films including the award-winning "The Making of Tootsie", and directing the long-running hit show "Remington Steele" and three features, “Nervous Ticks”, “Race For Glory”, “All’s Fair”. His produced "White Squall” starring Jeff Bridges and directed by Ridley Scott. He also produced the Emmy-Award winning “Titanic", a 4-hour mini-series for CBS. Besides his directing career, Lang has had deals as a producer and director with Warner Bros., Universal, New World, CBS, NBC, ABC, Twentieth Century Fox, Cinecom, MGM and United Artists. He is an award winning screenwriter having received a dramatic writing award from the Houston Film Festival for his original screenplay, "The Low Post". "Crossing Memphis", was optioned by Quincy Jones and Columbia Pictures. "The Babe That Struck out Ruth" sold to ‘bel Films. Stay tuned to Rex Sikes Movie Beat for other great archived interviews, cast and crew listings, events, festivals, premieres, and more at http://www.rexsikes.com Visit and subscribe to Rex Sikes' Movie Beat Blog at http://www.RexSikesMovieBeat.me for articles and more about the industry we love and work in.
Brian Herskowitz, Screenwriter, has completed over a dozen feature films. His first produced feature was a low budget slasher titled DARKROOM. He wrote and directed the award winning short film ODESSA OR BUST starring Jason Alexander, Red Buttons, Jason Schwartzman. Brian wrote, directed, and produced the documentary 1736: SOMEWHERE TO TURN and the short film JOANNE. His TV writing credits include staff writing on NBC's BLOSSOM, episodes of HERCULES: THE LEGENDARY JOURNEYS, and ACAPULCO HEAT, HBO's DREAM ON, CBS’s RENEGADE, THE EXILE, MURDER, SHE WROTE, the TV movie MURDER OF MY AUNT, FOX Network’s YOUNG HERCULES, and CBS’s TOUR OF DUTY. He co-wrote the FOX pilot MANTIC with Jason Alexander. He worked as a punch-up writer on BOB PATTERSON, and LISTEN UP. Brian line produced the web series THE BROADROOM, Brian produced UNTIL SOMEONE GETS HURT (co-writer), and BUCKY AND THE SQUIRRELS from director-writer Allan Katz (M*A*S*H*, BIG MAN ON CAMPUS), MUSICAL CHAIRS, TIO PAPI which he co-wrote. He has numerous upcoming producing directing feature projects. For twenty years Brian has taught screenwriting, first with WRITER’S BOOT CAMP, then with UCLA EXTENSIONS, and for the last five years he has held the post of Lead Faculty for the prestigious BOSTON UNIVERSITY in LOS ANGELES WRITER IN HOLLYWOOD graduate degree program. His script writing textbook, PROCESS TO PRODUCT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO SCREENWRITING, is available on Amazon.com and in bookstores. Stay tuned to Rex Sikes Movie Beat for other great archived interviews, cast and crew listings, events, festivals, premieres, and more at http://www.rexsikes.com
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GIL CATES, JR. (Producer Director) has produced and directed many films and documentaries, including the 2013 feature film Jobs, which he co-produced, starring Ashton Kutcher, Josh Gad, Dermot Mulroney, and Matthew Modine, and the 2011 feature film Lucky, which he directed, starring Colin Hanks, Ari Graynor, Ann-Margret and Jeffrey Tambor. In addition, Gil produced and directed the critically acclaimed Life After Tomorrow, featuring Sarah Jessica Parker, which won best documentary at the Phoenix Film Festival and later had it’s premiere Christmas Eve on Showtime. His other films include Deal, starring Burt Reynolds, Bret Harrison, and Charles Durning, The Mesmerist, starring Neil Patrick Harris, and the critically acclaimed independent film Order of Chaos, which was released in the summer of 2010. Gil also made his TV directorial debut with an episode of the NBC comedy, Joey, starring Emmy winner Matt LeBlanc, and most recently completed the feature film The Surface, starring Sean Astin and Chris Mulkey, which is due out later this year.
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Lenore Andreil PT3 Producer, Director, Actress. Adriel did all three on Yellow Rock. Distributed Worldwide it won 18 Awards, including the prestigious "Wrangler Awards", in every category from the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. Lenore won for Producing and Best Picture with her partners Steve Doucette, Daniel Veluzat, & Nick Vallelonga, and Best Screenplay with Steve Douctte. She won Best Actress. Her Co-Stars are Michael Biehn, James Russo, and Michael & Eddie Spears. She is in good company, since "Wranglers" have been awarded in the same categories, to Clint Eastwood (for "Forgiven"), Kevin Costner (for "Dances With Wolves"), and Annette Benning for "Open Range". She also won in the same categories from many film festivals across the country, including the Red Nation Film Festival, Lake Arrowhead Film Fest, and the Native American Film & Video Fest of the Southeast, to name just a few. Her first starring film role was opposite Bo Svenson in Blood Brothers, which led to her continuing to being cast as the “strong female lead”. She then played leads in award-winning independent films in both the u.s. and abroad, including Childhood opposite Tara Fitzgerald, which filmed throughout eastern europe, Midnight Witness, that gave her, with Maxwell Caulfield, and Desperate Measures, additionally starred opposite Paul Rudd, Dennis Haysbert, Paul Johansson, and Miguel Ferrer, to name a few in both film and television. As a voice-over actress she portrays several lead characters in “World Of Warcraft”. Stay tuned to Rex Sikes' Movie Beat for other great archived interviews, cast and crew listings, events, festivals, premieres, and more at http://www.rexsikes.com
In "Full Circle", a dedicated priest comes across a disturbing photo of a child in a casket while he's cleaning out the home of a recently deceased older woman. He finds himself pulled between the spiritual and physical worlds until coming to the unexpected revelation behind the photo. Karla S Bryant began screenwriting by giving the NYC Midnight Short Screenplay Challenge a try. All of her entries placed so she then took SreenwritingU intensive class. Her 1st short story, “Not My Secret to Tell” is optioned by Mondall Films in NYC. Karla adapted Full Circle, her 2nd story, as a screenplay. Currently its in production by Living Storm Productions (LSP). 2 other stories, “Thicker Than Water” and “One More Turn” have both been named as #1 top-rated stories for their respective months on Francis Ford Coppola’s American Zoetrope website. Director/Producer for LSP, Jeff Blankenship directed 2 short films written by Craig Olson “Killboy & Krash” and “Stones”. He was DOP on the short “Red Light”, written by Ethan Kanfer. He created a silent film style promo video for Farmmatch.com, a business linking farmers to consumers. His directed “Freud” written by Craig Olson, currently in the film fest circuit.He has owned a video production company that produced video services for commercial and consumer markets. Bryan Royston, a founding LSP member and co-owner, which he started, along with Alex Contreras and David Warner back in 2010, Produces. Stay tuned to Rex Sikes Movie Beat for other great archived interviews, cast and crew listings, events, festivals, premieres, and more at http://www.rexsikes.co
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A report released today by the Herring Alliance shows that river herring populations along the entire East Coast have been decimated to a mere fraction of their historic levels. Populations that once numbered in the hundreds of thousands are now down to single digits.
River herring are among the country's founding fisheries and represent a “pulse of protein” for almost every fish, bird and mammal that shares the same habitat. Ospreys, bald eagles, harbor seals, sea otters and striped bass are just a few of the predators that depend upon this fish for their survival. Entire ecosystems could be in danger as these once abundant fish continue to vanish from their home waters.
Until now, restoration efforts have focused on protecting essential habitats, removing structures that impede fish passage and setting limits for the river herring fisheries. Those threats have existed for decades without a coast-wide crash, but something has changed. According to the report, the answer appears to be industrial mid-water trawlers, enormous fishing boats that drag nets the size of football fields behind them. While fishing for Atlantic herring and mackerel, these vessels probably catch millions of river herring each year, a development that has gone unnoticed by the public and has been ignored by fishery managers.
“We are indeed facing the real possibility of rivers being completely devoid of any] river herring populations,” said Amy Schick Kenney, report author. “Efforts must continue to control fishing and open fish passage to spawning grounds, but a new threat from mid-water trawlers can no longer be overlooked.”
The extent of bycatch and its true impact on river herring populations is unknown because federal fishery managers at the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) have limited data on the problem. Because river herring and Atlantic herring look similar, especially in a catch comprised of thousands of fish, mid-water trawl fishermen tend to list all herring in a single category, thereby providing unreliable catch reports.
Using an on-board observer system, NMFS has attempted to verify the composition of the catches. But, this program has low coverage rates and flawed protocols. A lack of on-board observers often leaves important bycatch events completely unreported. These industrial ships are even allowed to dump their bycatch before an observer has the chance to examine it. These and other flaws in the observer program lead to data that is frequently misinterpreted or even purposefully distorted to show that the mid-water trawl fleets have little impact on river herring populations.
“There's no doubt that this observer system is riddled with problems,” said Peter Baker of the Pew Charitable Trusts' Environment Group and director of the Herring Alliance. “It's critical that our federal fishery mangers improve the program and establish effective ways to accurately determine byatch data. If they drag their heels much longer, we'll run the risk of losing river herring populations forever.”
Connecticut, North Carolina, Massachusetts and Rhode Island have already banned the taking of river herring from their waters. The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission's Shad and River Herring Management Board meets today in Annapolis, Maryland to discuss a potential coast-wide moratorium on commercial fishing for river herring. A public comment period is expected to follow.

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“Listen, Di, I know you’re busy but I’m in a real pinch here,” Amy said through the phone.
“What’s up?” Diana asked while holding her index finger in the air to indicate she would return to the clients in front of her shortly.
“I need you to pick up Therese. I’m in Northbrook and won’t get back in time.”
Diana and Amy started down a familiar path of excuses and pleading that both knew would end with Diana flying off to get Therese despite her protests. Thirty minutes later, the Blumes were shaking Diana’s hand and thanking her for all her hard work. Diana was effusive as she struggled with her coat. She threw her purse on her car’s passenger seat where it tipped, spilling the contents onto the floor. She groaned and pulled out of her parking space more quickly than she should have.
Amy was a blast but she had to get her shit together when it came to scheduling.
Diana pulled into Davis Middle School’s parking lot at the tail end of the caravan of parents who planned their lives around their children’s schedules. A few children loitered around on the lawn, young love manifesting in all of its awkward glory. She pulled into the first open spot she found, probably reserved for someone who held a title, and dashed from the car to the front office. Flying down the steps practically launched her onto the counter. When she looked up, Mrs. Simonson shook her head with pursed, taut lips. Diana knew the tsking was for Amy, not her, but she couldn’t help feeling small.
Diana smiled meekly, “Hi, Mrs. Simonson. I’m here for Therese. Her mom is… she was detained on business and I only just got out of a meeting.”
Mrs. Simonson didn’t care what the excuses were this week. She jerked her head to the left and continued to stuff the envelopes in front of her. Diana waited for the buzzer before pushing the locked door open.
The area in front of the principal is where the children whose parents were late sat, while they were supposed to be doing homework. A group of small heads lifted in hope when Diana arrived. Therese’s eyes held disappointment, so Diana looked at the other kids as Therese packed up her things. It was the usual suspects, including a boy Diana had seen a few times named Dean. Whenever Diana saw him, he was standing near a group but never in it. He was a nice-looking boy, always nicely dressed, but there was a dark outline to him; a border between him and the rest of the world. Therese said he had friends but that they were all just into their own thing. When Diana pressed, Therese only shrugged and said they didn’t like “normal stuff.”
Dean looked up as Diana stared at him. She smiled and did a small wave. He gave her a half-smile and looked to Therese, then back to his book on his lap. Therese had finally finished placing each item in its place in her backpack; to compensate for Amy’s chaos, Therese was disciplined to a fault. Diana smiled broadly and held her arms out. Therese glared at her and shrugged on her pack. She appreciated Diana coming to her rescue but not her charade that this was some special treat that had been planned for her.
Someone in the main office backed a chair up. It made a high-pitched screech, short and shrill. Diana stopped short; her face paled. Watching her, Therese’s expression changed from dour to confusion.
Diana took a deep breath and shook her head. She pointed Therese to the door and they went through it without a goodbye to Mrs. Simonson or anyone else. On their way out, Diana glanced once more at Dean. He looked up right as the door shut.
At Amy’s condo, Therese finished her kid responsibilities and began her adult ones. Amy flew in with multiple apologies and dramatic shows of affection for her daughter. Therese excused herself to read as Amy dropped into the chair opposite. She ate the dinner left out for her and launched into her day before truly looking at Diana.
With a mouth half full of food, she asked “What’s up?”
Diana looked at Amy intently. “I’ve been thinking about Vince a lot today.”
Amy swallowed. “Is he okay?”
“I assume. He was fine when we spoke last weekend.”
“Then why do you look…not okay?” Amy asked between sips of wine.
“Did you come to the hospital when he was still in the ICU?” Diana asked.
“Once. The waiting room was so small; I kept getting kicked out, so I waited until he was in his own room.”
Diana nodded. “That’s right. There was that other kid, the motorcycle accident that had so much family.” She leaned her head back against the wall. “They only let two in at a time. Mom and Dad would go first but they would always go off to have some detailed discussion with his doctors after they saw him, so I was in with him alone. I never knew what to do when I was in there. Sometimes I just talked about the stuff that had happened at school that day, or some movie I was looking forward to seeing. I felt weird staring at my comatose brother, so I watched all of the machines attached to him. Each had their own sounds. The heart monitor one sounds just like the ones on all the doc shows.”
Diana forced a smile.
“Even though they were all important – vital – there was this one that scared me the most. It was the machine that monitored his brain pressure. Every time his brain expanded, this machine would sound an alarm and nurses would come in and adjust various things and fly around that tiny space until the alarm stopped. If the alarm lasted too long, I was booted out and the doctor was called in from his confab with my folks. The three of us would stand in the waiting room, not breathing, until the alarm stopped. Once it stopped, and stayed off, we would walk out. There was no need to talk to anyone, we knew the circumstances. All we needed was that silence.”
“What were the circumstances?” Amy asked, pushing her half-finished plate from her.
“Vince’s brain was growing beyond his skull’s capacity. If the swelling didn’t stop – if the alarm didn’t stop – his brain would be crushed against his skull and it would kill him.”
“Why was his brain expanding?” Amy asked. Diana stared at her and she hurriedly added, “No, I know, but – why doesn’t it still expand?”
“Once the brain accepted the bullet as a part of it, it simply grew around it and staved off any inflammation – like it was part of him. It wasn’t a foreign object anymore.”
“So his brain acted like an oyster.” Amy said by way of comparison.
Diana sighed, “Only no pearl.”
Amy chewed on her lip waiting for Diana to continue.
“All those machines – any one signaling the death call – and it was that damn brain pressure one that terrified me.” Diana looked up, her eyes rimmed in red. “Isn’t that funny?”
“What did it sound like?” Amy asked.
Diana sniffed. “Have you ever heard a metal-footed chair scrap on a linoleum floor? Just like that.”
Amy nodded. She put a hand over Diana’s and waited for Diana to let her know what she should do next. It was exactly what she had done twenty-five years ago, as Diana’s brother Vince lay in the hospital bed he had shot himself into, aiming for his own grave.
Diana stood slowly. “I have an early morning.” She turned to Therese’s bedroom and called out “Bye, Therese!”
“Bye, Diana. Thanks.” Her voice came from under the door.
“You okay?” Amy asked Diana quietly. Even when wrapped in memories, Diana was rarely maudlin.
“I’m fine.” Diana responded. “I am. Pick your kid up tomorrow – I have an afternoon meeting.” She said pointing at Amy for emphasis.
Amy gave her a kiss on the cheek at the door. Diana looked past Amy’s shoulder to Therese’s closed door. “Hey. Can you ask Therese to say hi to that Dean kid when she passes him? She doesn’t have to ask him to the dance or anything, just a smile and a hello every once in awhile.”

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Earlier this evening, the PHS Dragonettes varsity basketball team hosted the Ridgeland Lady Panthers in a 7-AAAA region ball game. Coming into the game, Pickens were firmly in the 5th spot in the standings and looked to make that grip even tighter as they looked to get a repeat of their win in Rossville in early January and send the celebrating seniors and fans decked out in pink home happy.
In the 1st quarter, both teams came out slow on the offensive side of the ball. The scoring started quickly however as the Lady Panthers took a 13-9 lead into the 2nd. In the 2nd, the Nettes’ got things cranking. They outscored Ridgeland 17-12 to take a slim 26-25 lead going into the half.
As the 3rd quarter began, Pickens looked to add on to their lead. With the help of a 16-11 run, add on to their lead is exactly what they did as the Nettes’ took a 42-36 lead into the 4th. Holding a two possession lead going into the 4th and final quarter of play, Pickens sealed things with a 20-10 quarter run to come away with a 62-46 victory. The victory gives the Nettes’ a 7-6 record in region play and likely a 5th place region tournament seeding.
Leading the way for the Nettes’ were:
Autumn Young: 17 points, 3 assists, 5 rebounds, & 3 steals
Mackenzie Hampton: 12 points, 1 assist, 9 rebounds, & 2 steals
Ashley Nelson: 10 points, 1 assist, 4 rebounds, & 2 steals
Shelby Cook: 9 points, 7 rebounds, 1 steal, & 1 block
Kaitlin Redman: 8 points, 9 rebounds, & 2 steals
Madison McClure finished with 4 points, 10 assists, 3 rebounds, & 2 steals, while Torie Williams added 3 assists, and 1 rebound, & McKenna Kemp had 2 points.
The Nettes’ will have one more game before getting ready for the region tournament. Pickens will host the Gilmer Lady Cats on Thursday in a make up game originally planned for December. Tip off is scheduled for 6 p.m.
Last Friday, the Dragons hosted the Bruins of NW Whitfield at Dragon Stadium in a region showdown. The Dragons looked to even up their region record at 1-1 after losing a close game to Ridgeland the week prior. Before the ball game, the JYSA football players, coaches, and cheerleaders were recognized in front of a packed house as Dragon Nation would envoke a pink out in honor of breast cancer awareness month. The Bruins would win the toss and would differ to the 2nd half giving the Dragons first crack at putting points on the board.
Last Thursday, the Nettes softball team hosted the #2 team in 4A Lady Generals of Heritage. Prior to the game, the two teams came together in the infield to release red, white, and blue balloons in remembrance of the 9/11 attacks. (more…)

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- Take 5-6 of potato cut in 4ths.
- Provide 2 Tbsp. of Mayonnaise.
- Get 2 Tbsp. of Mustard.
- You need 1/2 of onion cut into sm pieces.
- Get Dash of sugar pepper &salt.
- Get 1 drop of Apple Cider vinegar.
- Take 1-2 of eggs.
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- Cook potatoes boil until tender add into med bowl.add all other ingredients stir into while mashing potatoes then serve and enjoy.
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Middle Village is a mainly residential neighborhood in the central section of the borough of Queens, New York City, bounded to the north by the Long Island Expressway, to the east by Woodhaven Boulevard, to the south by Cooper Avenue, and to the west by Mount Olivet Cemetery. A small trapezoid-shaped area bounded by Mt. Olivet Crescent to the east, Fresh Pond Road to the west, Eliot Avenue to the north, and Metropolitan Avenue to the south, is often counted as part of Middle Village but is sometimes considered part of nearby Ridgewood.
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This place is just good and always good. I have visited multiple times for years and quality is a seal for them. Eat here and get the fried plantain stuffed with meet, shrimps and chicken. Good price, good presentation, great flavor, nice portion, good service, fast, quick. They mean business and they deliver good gastronomy. Enjoy. Very recommended!
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This restaurant has a huge menu, and I do suggest you be careful when adventuring with new flavors and meals. Spicy foods are very spicy, even when they reduce the spice, and some fish dishes have a lot of bones within them. Everything tastes wonderful, and when I go with the family I often end up also eating the spicy food that a friend did not think would be so spicy... :-) My recommendations: the sauteed pork is wonderful, as is the green mango salad, and the different variation of Pad Thai are worth having on repeat visits.
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Treat yourself! Dining at Zum's is an experience. For starters, the goulash soup is amazing. The German salad consisting of beets, onions, carrots, coleslaw and cucumber salad is the best. The wurst platter, with German potato salad...awesome! There are no words for the jaggerschnitzel. Thank you, Aurora for your wonderful service! Prosit
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While in the area with my wife and daughter we wanted to try something new and different so we came here to Rosa's Pizza and we loved the variety of the slices they had to offer. My wife and I had the upside down Sicilian witch was fabulous and my daughter had the tomato and mozzarella slice that she really enjoyed. 5 slices and 2 drinks were 18.25 $ . That's reasonable for NY. Parking can be a little rough depending on what time you are here . Would definitely recommend and return. Next time I'll try a main course because I really liked the sauce
4.5 based on 395 reviews
Located in Corona section of Queens it’s a bit off the beaten path but the restaurant is worth the trip. Make reservations well in advance the place is always packed. The food is outstanding. Healthy portions are provided. The service is old school and professional. Nice wine list.
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Got both cherry and lime. Perfect Italian ice. Reminds me of the stuff we used to get in Philly as a kid. Service was quick. Highly recommend.
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Owned and operated by the Barnes Family since 1959, London Lennie’s has evolved from a quintessential fish-n’-chips shop to the premier seafood restaurant in Queens. London Lennie’s is notorious for the best in fresh, local seafood selected daily at the world-famous Fulton Fish Market. This leading seafood restaurant hosts the area’s finest raw bar and was honored with the 2007 & 2008 Wine Enthusiast Award of Distinction and the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence from 2007 through 2012.
My husband and I had lunch at London Lennie's on a Saturday afternoon. The lunch special I had was one of their specialties, Battered and fried fish and shrimp with french fries, all delicious. An individual loaf of bread came with pats of butter and cole slaw came with the meal as well.
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I recently went to the Woodhaven House on a Saturday night. We were a party of 6 with reservations. This is a bar restaurant with tables spread out along side and beyond the bar. The restaurant is nicely decorated the food was good but small portions and pricey
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Future & Past Events
Our Next Concert
Christmas 2015 with excerpts from Handel's Messiah
Wednesday 16th December at Eastwood Community Centre at 8.45pm and a further family concert on Sunday 20th December at 2.30pm
On May 7th 2016 at Westcliff High School for Boys
A joint collaboration with Eastwood Chorale & Southend Choral Society
A Sacred Oratorio by J. Haydn
Our patron Sir David Amess MP said "I thought it was brilliant. The soloists were stunning, the orchestra was brilliant and the choir was wonderful.....congratulations"
Saturday 10th October 2015 at 7.45pm at Westcliff High School for Boys. The Creation takes us through the six days it took God to do his work and into the seventh, when Adam and Eve take time to marvel at their new home. What a wonderful and dramatic piece, gathered together by our excellent soloists, orchestra and of course, choir. A very thrilling and well received night of sensational music.
An Evening of Gilbert & Sullivan (with soloists and orchestra)
Saturday 9th May 2015 at 7.45pm at Westcliff High School for Boys. The work of Gilbert & Sullivan is first and foremost a recipe for fun. This event was no exception. Our feedback from the audinece was as good as we have ever received so for the audience, the choir, our soloists and the orchestra this was arguably our best collaboration to date.
Our Christmas concert 2014
Another packed house and an animated audience made this a lively evening with plenty of audience participation. This event seems so popular that we are thinking seriously about running it over 2 nights to meet the demand for tickets.
Another Fine Mass
Saturday 11th October 2014 at 7.45pm at Westcliff High School for Boys
Our concert featured Mozart's "Sparrow Mass" and Haydn's Maria Theresa Mass and was supported by a number of shorter pieces. The first was "The Soldier", written by one of our members, Collin Webber, to commemorate the centenary of the First World War and was followed by more established works from Schubert, Bach and Gluck. The first half was rounded off with the six movements of the "Sparrow Mass".
The rather longer Maria Theresa Mass formed the second half and was very well received by an appreciative audience. Once again the choir, orchestra and in particular our four soloists : Kara Florish (soprano), Sarah Denbee (mezzo soprano), James Williams (baritone) and William Johnston Davies (tenor) all did us proud with an excellent performance.
"A Night at the Movies"
Saturday 10th May 2014 at 7.45 pm at Westcliff High School for Boys
This was our third joint performance with the Sid Bolan Big Band and focused on popular music from the movies. We kicked off with a medley of songs by Irving Berlin including among others; "There's No Business Like Show Business," " Alexander's Ragtime Band," "Puttin on the Ritz," "Blue Skies" and followed that up in a more romantic mood with "Unchained Melody," "When I Fall In Love," "As Time Goes By," "Every Time" and ended the first half with a medley of the title songs from James Bond Films.
After the interval we enjoyed a series of jazz standards including; "Lullaby of Broadway," "Once In a While," "Moonlight Serenade," "Stompin' at the Savoy," " Autumn Leaves," "Sweet Georgia Brown," followed by a delightful choral quartet performance of "Mr Sandman," and concluded with a medley from the great Leonard Bernstein's classic musical "West Side Story."
Christmas Concert 2013
A Popular concert with the venue being over subscribed 100% - maybe next year a bigger venue or two concerts? Click on the image below for more pictures from the
A Night at the Opera
"Your best performance yet" "We would have to go to the West End to hear voices like that" "Excellent" "Great value for money" "Thoroughly entertaining" Our new Patron David Amess MP talked of "sheer entertainment value"
These were just a few of the comments at our evening of Opera Music. This concert exceeded all our best expectations in terms of the standard of performance that was achieved by the choir, an inspired orchestra which included a delightful violin solo by Hannah Woolmer of Massenet's Meditation and an amazing demonstration of talent and musical ability from four accomplished soloists, Kara Florish (soprano), Claire Filer (mezzo soprano), William Davies (tenor) and James Williams (baritone). The range and quality of their voices was stunning as was their ability to create a dramatic operatic atmosphere in a school hall. It was a truly wonderful evening for everyone involved. It leaves us with just one problem. How do we follow that?
from left to right James Williams (baritone), Kara Florish (soprano), Claire Filer (mezzo soprano), William Davies (tenor), Ian Walker (musical director) and seated David Amess MP.
We are delighted to have Mr David Amess, MP for Southend West as our Patron. His encouragement and support are very much appreciated. He is shown here to the left of this picture.
from left to right David Amess MP, William Davies (tenor), Claire Filer (mezzo soprano), Kara Florish (soprano), James Williams (baritone), and Deputy Mayor, Cllr Christopher Walker
And before that..........
Our "Best of British" concert on Saturday 11th May was arguably a best for Eastwood Chorale. In a programme of music from English composers we started with the Requiem by John Rutter. It is a lovely piece that has moments of beautifully delicate moving harmonies with choral passages interspersed with orchestral response. It also has some darker passages reflecting the emotional turmoil we feel at the passing of someone close. The choir and orchestra gave us an excellent performance that provided that special tingle that comes from live music for all the right reasons. This was followed by a rousing rendition of Zadok ( for the techinically minded, written just after Handel had taken up British citizenship) that threatened to raise the roof. We then enjoyed some lighter British music, including Rutter's Gaelic Blessing, O Peaceful England from Merrie England. A highlight of the evening was soprano Kara Florish singing Lascia Ch'io Pianga (Let me weep also by Handel). Our orchestra then gave us a lively bit of Gilbert & Sullivan with the Overture from the Pirates of Penzance followed by Kara and the choir performing Poor Wand'ring One.
The finale of the evening was another high point as we invited the audience to join in three British favourites, The British Grenadiers, Jerusalem and Rule Britannia. It was then a question of who would generate the most sound, the orchestra, the choir or the audience. It was close but perhaps the audience won but then they had flags to wave.
The performance was attended among others by the Mayor and Mayoress Councillor Brian and Ann Kelly and David Amess MP.
We rounded off a busy year for the choir with an enjoyable concert for family and friends at the Eastwood Community Centre. A very welcome inclusion was the appearance of a professional string quartet "Ellora Strings" who added considerably to the normal seasonal fare and created an air of sophistication that lost non of the warmth that we have come to expect on these occasions. The pictures from this last event have been included in our 'Join Us' page as they give a good indication of the enjoyment of an event.
Our annual visit to the Stroke Club at Southend was, as always, well attended and popular with our audience and choir members too! This is the first time pictures have been taken at one of these occasions and shows the choir in relaxed and festive mode.
Our joint concert with the Southend Philharmonic was a resounding success. The feedback from the packed audience was most encouraging and our thanks go to the lively participation of the SPO. The choir had struggled with Vaughan Williams Fantasia on Christmas Carols, quite a challenging piece with complicated rhythms but the choir gave one of their best ever performances which even surprised our Musical Director Ian Walker.
Showstoppers - October 2012
Our repertoire of music from the shows is always one of our most popular events, with audiences and members alike. But with songs from Les Miserables, West Side Story, Phantom and Fiddler on the Roof, who could go wrong? However perhaps the most popular performance on the night was our medley from Oliver, a new piece for the choir. With songs like "Consider Yourself", "Oom-pah-pah" and "I'd Do Anything" the audience were rocking in their seats in time to the beat and were clearly enjoying themselves.
A notable highlight of the evening was a solo performance by Jonathon Morrell on Marimba and Vibraphone. This was in addition to accompanying the choir on keyboards. His jazz version of Gershwin's American in Paris was superb, he is an amazing local talent and still only 16!
Carmina Burana - May 2012
This was our biggest and most ambitious concert to date and another complete sell out! Close to 100 voices supported by Southend Boys' and Girls' choir, a 61 piece orchestra plus three excellent soloists performed to a packed full house. The Polovtsian dances got us off to a rousing start and was followed by the very popular Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini by Rachmaninov, the piano part played beautifully by Daniel Roberts. The Carmina Burana is rarely performed because of the size and cost of production. The piece is full of dramatic contrasts and unusual rhythms. With the support of Billericay Choral Society and a number of singers who wanted to join us for this concert, we really made this an evening to remember.
On Saturday 24th September Eastwood Chorale, ably supported by the Eastwood Ensemble gave us a truly delightful evening with a spirited performance of the Schubert Magnificat and the Haydn Nelson Mass plus 3 shorter pieces. The soloists all added a touch of polish to the performance but special mention must be made of Kara Florish, soprano who has a truly wonderful voice and has become a very accomplished performer. A highlight of the evening was a first public performance of the Beethoven piano concerto No. 1 by Daniel Roberts. His phrasing and control beautifully emphasised the lyrical nature of the work. It sounded much too well polished to be a first performance.
Following the success of our joint concert with the Sid Bolan Big Band last autumn, We joined forces again with a programme of mostly American light music from the 1940s and 50s including medleys from Gershwin and Cole Porter, Moonlight Serenade, Lullaby of Broadway, Once in a While, and much more. The Sid Bolan Big Band are an accomplished group of musicians who create an authentic big band sound. We were very pleased to be performing with them again and we think this was a most memorable evening for everyone.
Our joint programme included a variety of orchestral and choral pieces which was put togther in quite a rush in place of our cancelled Christmas concert. The orchetra gave us Elgar's Serenade for Strings and Vaughan Williams very popular Folk Song Suite. The choir perormed the first public performance with orchestra of our own composer Sally Elsey's piece "Truce" which was followed by Mendelssohn's Christus. in the second half the orchestra led with Haydn's Symphony 18 followed by the choir with Mozart's lovely Ave Verum and Faure's Cantique de Jean Racine. Our concert ended with a charming narrated tour of the orchestra in the form of "Tubby the Tuba" by George Kleinsinger.
The evening, probably the choirs' most ambitious project to date was an undoubted success being enjoyed by the audience, Eastwood Chorale and Billericay Choral Society, the orchestra and the four gifted soloists, again a full house with queues out of the door and extra seating arranged.
Christmas Concert with Southend Philharmonic Orchestra - December 2009
We enjoyed a very full house with our musical celebration for the Christmas season. The evening opened with a lively orchestral piece, Mendelssohn's Italian, followed by traditional and modern carols. Some accompanied by the full orchestra and others by the impressive sound of Crowstone's beautiful organ and an impressive contribution from a very responsive audience. An undoubted highlight of the evening was a performance of the Snowman by Howard Blake, which demonstrated the delightful variety of musical sound that can be created by the orchestra. Our treble soloist was Joshua Wallen who gave us a very polished performance; the narrator was John Culley who kept the storey line in perfect pace with the music and created just the right atmosphere for this entertaining work.
The Music of Gabriel Faure - October 2009
The excellent acoustics and intimate ambiance of Southend High School for Boys made a good setting for the beautiful melodies, complex harmonies and subtlety of Faure's work. The choir was ably accompanied by the Eastwood Ensemble who provided most of the music for the first half. Particularly memorable was a very mature cello solo from Jonathan Duell, a 16 year old local lad who has a prodigious talent.
The Requiem is a favourite piece of choirs and audiences alike and we can only hope that our audience enjoyed the piece as much as the performers. Our guest soloists Catherine Humphrey, soprano, and John Culley, baritone added their polished performances to great effect.
Songs from the Great American Song Book - May 2009
St, Margaret's Church Hall, Leigh, A very good audience turned out for this performance. They clearly enjoyed the variety of medleys from well known musicals, West Side Story, Guys And Dolls and others as well as a number of very familiar popular songs of years gone by like Chatanooga Choo Choo, Moon River, Catch a falling Star and many others. The familiar melodies linger in the mind, echoing memories of the past. A new departure for the choir was a barbershop quartet with Fats Waller's "Aint Misbehavin" went well. We will try to do some more of this in the future and perhaps persuade the ladies to try something similar.
Christmas Old and New - December 2008
The accoustics at St Peter's Hadleigh are very good for choral singing. So in spite of a very cold night we had a good turnout for our Christmas concert which raised some valuable funding for the Church restoration fund. We enjoyed a lively participation from the audience in the more traditional carols while the choir took on some less well known pieces, some of them composed and arranged by members of the choir, (thanks to Sally and Ray.) Our special thanks also go to Claire Richardson who performed some lovely solos for us. Her version of the 12 days after Christmas was as accomplished as it was amusing. Thank you Claire.
3 French Musical Masterpieces - September 2008
We had a packed house at the Salvation Army Citadel for this concert which brought together the voices of Eastwood Chorale, Billericay Choral Society, the Lower School Choir from Southend High School for Boys, 3 talented soloists and the Eastwood Ensemble comprising 51 local musicians. This was by some way the most challenging programme that we have attempted but judging from the positive response from our audience, the hard work put in by the choirs and our Musical Director was all very much worthwhile.
Charity Gala Concert - July 2008
This was a very different evening's entertainment combining the talents of The Harmonie Concert Band, The Julie Noble School of Dance and Drama as well as Eastwood Chorale. Rehearsals were very interesting as all three elements had been working with different musical arrangements. However these obstacles were overcome and we enjoyed a wide variety of melodies and rhythms in a global musical tour with the band, a very attractive performance of tap, modern and ballet from the dancers while the choir weighed in with medlies from Miss Saigon and Les Mis. Our finale was a combined effort with all three elements participating in "Get Happy." What really made us happy was the thought that while the evening was enjoyable for the performers as well as the audience, we raised £1,200 for our two chosen charities, Little Havens Hospices and St Martin's Residential Care Home.
Handel's Messiah 1st & 8th March 2008
Combining again with Billericay Choral society we enjoyed two rousing performances of this very popular work. Our soloists and the Eastwood Ensemble also did us proud with performances that demonstrated their talents and their obvious enthusiasm for the music.
Musical Christmas Fayre December 2007
We made an early start with our seasonal celebrations this year with a lively concert of popular songs and carols and lots of participation from an appreciative audience.
Pop and Showstoppers October 2007
This fun event comprised popular music from the Beatles, Beachboys and Frank Sinatra among others, as well as some big hits from musical shows that have been performed all over the world, such as Phantom, Chess, Miss Saigon and Les Miserables.
Joint Concert with Simply Brass September 2007
This was an interesting exercise in the sense that it is hard for a choir to compete with the sound level that a brass band can achieve. However the programme gave us a mix of music that allowed Simply Brass to demonstrate their considerable abilities whilst the choir sang some of their lighter repertoire accompanied by the piano. We also managed to co-operate on a few pieces, the band playing in a more restrained way whilst the choir rose to the challenge to produce a very pleasing result.
St Georges Day Concert - April 2007
This was a musical celebration of St George's day with appropriately traditional music, some of it very familiar but not heard so often these days with plenty of audience participation our rousing rendition of old favourites such as Jerusalem, Rule Britannia complete with crashing cymbals.
This event was the most ambitious and the most successful event we have held, We were joined by the Billericay Choral Society, members of the Southend Philharmonic Orchestra, and the following individual artists some of international repute.


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Learning subspace kernels for classification
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Kernel methods have been applied successfully in many data mining tasks. Subspace kernel learning was recently proposed to discover an effective low-dimensional subspace of a kernel feature space for improved classification. In this paper, we propose to construct a subspace kernel using the Hilbert-Schmidt Independence Criterion (HSIC). We show that the optimal subspace kernel can be obtained efficiently by solving an eigenvalue problem. One limitation of the existing subspace kernel learning formulations is that the kernel learning and classification are independent and the subspace kernel may not be optimally adapted for classification. To overcome this limitation, we propose a joint optimization framework, in which we learn the subspace kernel and subsequent classifiers simultaneously. In addition, we propose a novel learning formulation that extracts an uncorrelated subspace kernel to reduce the redundant information in a subspace kernel. Following the idea from multiple kernel learning, we extend the proposed formulations to the case when multiple kernels are available and need to be combined. We show that the integration of subspace kernels can be formulated as a semidefinite program (SDP) which is computationally expensive. To improve the efficiency of the SDP formulation, we propose an equivalent semi-infinite linear program (SILP) formulation which can be solved efficiently by the column generation technique. Experimental results on a collection of benchmark data sets demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms. Copyright 2008 ACM.
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Proceedings of the 14th ACM SIGKDD international conference on Knowledge discovery and data mining