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Southern Utah's men's basketball team will be playing for a share of third place in the Big Sky standings Monday night when the Thunderbirds take on Montana State in Bozeman, Mont.
The Thunderbirds and Bobcats head into the game tied for fourth place at 3-4 in the conference. The winner will move into a tie with North Dakota in third at 4-4 while the loser will drop into a six-way tie for fifth.
Southern Utah (5-11/3-4 Big Sky) will also be working to avoid its longest losing stretch of the season Monday night. After suffering a foul-plagued 73-67 loss at Montana on Thursday night the Thunderbirds - who opened league play 3-0 - have been on the wrong end of four consecutive decisions, equalling a season-opening four-game skid.
Montana State (6-9/3-4 Big Sky) also lost at Montana in its last game, a 76-71 decision in overtime on Saturday night. The Bobcats have lost two straight after seeing a four-game winning streak come to an end at in an 86-73 setback at North Dakota on Jan. 12. MSU had posted wins over Northwest Indian, Portland State, Eastern Washington and Northern Colorado prior to the loss at UND.
The Game: Southern Utah (5-11/3-4), at Montana State (6-9/3-4), Monday at 7:05 p.m. in Worthington Arena (7,250).
The Series: The two teams have met 11 times in the past but this will be the first match-up between the two since 1997. Southern Utah won the last game between the two teams, a 68-62 victory in Cedar City late in the 1996-97 season, but the Bobcats hold a 9-3 overall edge in the series, including a perfect 7-0 mark at home. MSU won the first game in the series, 89-74, in Bozeman during the 1981-82 season and in the last meeting in Bozeman the Bobcats took an 81-51 victory during the 1995-96 season. Montana State won the first five games in the series before SUU finally broke through with a 93-91 home win during the 1990-91 season.
TV: There will be no live television for Monday's game.
Radio: All of Southern Utah men's basketball games are broadcast live by KSUU (91.1 FM) as well as on the internet at www.power91radio.com. Art Challis is in his 40th season as the Thunderbirds' basketball play-by-play voice. Dr. Challis - who also serves as the chair of SUU's Department of Communication - is joined on home and selected road broadcasts by former SUU standout and current SUU VP for University Relations Dean O'Driscoll.
On The Internet: Video web-streaming coverage of all of Southern Utah's home games and Big Sky road games is available on Big Sky TV, at www.bigskytv.org. Audio of all SUU games is available by logging on to the Thunderbird website at www.suutbirds.com or at www.power91radio.com.
Live Stats: Live stats of Southern Utah's home games are available on the SUU website at www.suutbirds.com. Real-time live stats of SUU's home games are available to working media, contact the athletic media relations office for access information.
Video Highlights: Video highlights of the Thunderbirds' home games is available to accredited media outlets via SUU's FTP site. For information on obtaining those highlights contact SUU Director of Athletic Media Relations Neil Gardner.
Practice Schedule: The practice schedule calls for the Thunderbirds to work out daily at 3:15 p.m. in the Centrum Arena.
Media Availability: Players and coaches will be available Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m. unless travel schedules dictate otherwise. On weeks when the team is traveling on Tuesday the interviews will be held on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m.
Next Up: Following Monday's game the team will return home to begin a four-game homestand, its longest of the season. The Thunderbirds host Portland State and Eastern Washington, Jan. 24 and 26, and the following weekend host Sacramento State (Jan. 31) and Northern Arizona (Feb. 2). The Eastern Washington contest is Southern Utah's Hall of Fame game. SUU's next road game will be Feb. 7 at Idaho State.
Thunderbird Club Luncheons: The Thunderbird Club's weekly no-host luncheon is held Mondays at noon at the Cedar City Crystal Inn. The public is invited to attend the luncheons where Southern Utah's in-season coaches talk about their upcoming contests and review the past week's action.
Captains: This year's captains are seniors Jackson Stevenett and Tyson Koehler.
Heuir Named BSC Player of the Week: SUU's Damon Heuir was named Big Sky Co-Player of the Week, along with Weber State's Scott Bamforth, for his performance the week of Jan. 5. Heuir scored a Big Sky season-high 30 points to lead SUU to its first road win of the season, a 90-77 victory at Northern Arizona. Heuir started a 22-2 first-half run with a 3-pointer and he buried two more threes during the stretch that lifted SUU from a 9-7 deficit to a 29-11 lead. He went on to score 20 of his points in the second half, including a 3-pointer for the first basket of the period to lift SUU to a 45-30 lead and 5-of-6 free throws in the final 1:04 to keep the Lumberjacks at bay. He hit 6-of-11 shots, 4-of-6 3-pointers and 14-of-16 free throws in the game. The 14 made free throws are also the most in the Big Sky this season. In addition to his scoring, he pulled down four rebounds, dished out two assists, picked off two steals and blocked a shot.
The Coaches:
Head Coach Nick Robinson (Stanford, 2005) is 5-11 in his first season at SUU and his first season as a head coach. Coach Robinson came to Southern Utah from LSU, where he spent three seasons on the staff. Prior to his time at LSU Robinson spent a season at William Jewell College and two seasons on the staff at his alma mater, Stanford. During his time as an assistant coach, Robinson helped guide his teams to a combined record of 87-47 and four post-season appearances, including two NCAA, one NIT and one NAIA Division I national tournaments. This is the first time Robinson has coached against Montana State.
Robinson is assisted by Jared Barrett (Eastern Oregon, 1996), Todd Okeson (Nevada, 2005) and Drew Allen (Southern Utah, 2010).
Brad Huse (Montana Tech, 1989) is 76-99 in his sixth season at MSU and 270-169 in his 14th season overall as a head coach. Coach Huse is 0-0 vs. SUU.
Affiliations: Southern Utah is in its first season as a member of the Big Sky Conference. All of SUU's sports except gymnastics and men's golf compete in the Big Sky. Gymnastics is an affiliate member of the WAC while men's golf competes in the American Sky Conference. Montana State is a charter member of the Big Sky.
The Schedule: The Thunderbirds have played nine non-conference games, three at home, four true road contests, and two neutral court match-ups. They have played four conference games at home and two on the road. SUU opened at #21 Gonzaga, then played three games in three days at the World Vision Classic, meeting Green Bay, Cal State Fullerton and host Nevada before opening its home schedule against Carroll College. SUU also played non-conference games at TCU, at Denver, and at home against San Diego Christian and San Diego. SUU has just one non-conference game remaining, a BracketBuster match-up at home on Feb. 23.
Last Time Out: Damon Heuir scored 19 points, Jackson Stevenett added 16 and Wade Collie came off the bench to score 10 but the Thunderbirds couldn't overcome 21 turnovers and a 31-5 deficit at the free throw line as Big Sky leader Montana held the Thunderbirds off for a 73-67 home win. SUU out-rebounded the Grizzlies 30-28, hit a season-high 10 3-pointers and held a 12-11 edge in assists. SUU also out-shot .491 to .465, marking the first time the Thunderbirds have lost this season when connecting at a higher rate than their opponent. The shooting percentage included 10-of-19 from 3-point range, the team's second-best percentage from beyond the arc this season. The 'Birds blocked five shots, giving them 11 games this season with five or more but Montana didn't block a shot, marking the first time an opponent has gone without at least one this season. SUU's 21 turnovers marked the sixth time this season it has turned the ball over 20 or more times but it was the first time in the last five games.
T-Birds In The National Ranks: SUU has two players ranked among the NCAA's top-50 after Thursday's games, and the team ranks in the top-50 in one category and in the top-100 in three. Jayson Cheesman is 35th in blocks per game with an average of 2.31, while Jackson Stevenett is 46th in free throw percentage at .870. As a team the Thunderbirds are 224th in the country with 5.4 blocks per game, 67th in rebounding margin (plus-4.7) and 88th in free throw percentage (.725).
T-Birds In The Big Sky:
Cheesman is second in the Big Sky in blocks per game with 2.3 when all games are considered and Stevenett is second in the league in scoring at 15.7 points per game while Damon Heuir is fourth in scoring at 15.0 ppg. Stevenett is also third in free throw percentage at .870 and is sixth in rebounding with 6.2 per game, while Cheesman ranks 10th in rebounding with 5.9 rpg. Wade Collie is sixth in 3-point percentage at .455 and Cal Hanks is eighth in blocks per game with 1.2. The team leads the conference in blocks with 5.4 per game, is second in the BSC in rebounding margin (+4.7), is second in defensive rebounds (26.3 drpg) and third in offensive rebounds (11.7 orpg).
When only conference games are considered Stevenett is second in the Big Sky with 18.6 points per game and Heuir is fifth at 16.1. Heuir is third in 3-pointers per game (2.7) and fifth in free throw percentage (.867) while Stevenett is sixth in free throw percentage at .842. Stevenett is tied for sixth and Cheesman is eighth in rebounding with 7.0 and 6.7 caroms per game, respectively. Cheesman is third in blocks per game (2.0), Cal Hanks is sixth in blocks (1.4) and Collie is sixth in 3-point percentage (.500). The team leads the BSC in 3-point defense (.286), offensive rebounds (12.4 per game) and field goal percentage defense (.383), is second in defensive rebounds (26.6) and free throw percentage (.779), and third in scoring margin (+1.0), blocked shots per game (5.9) and rebounding margin (+3.0).
Moving Up The Ranks:
Jackson Stevenett is currently 12th on SUU's career scoring list, with 981 points in his three-plus seasons at SUU. He needs one point to tie Fred House (1999-2001) in 11th place and 96 to tie Russell Otis (1984-86) in 10th. He also has 411 career rebounds, which is tied with Dave Pinamonti (1967-69) in 18th place on the SUU career list. He needs three to tied Russ Hafen (1979-81) and Chuck Anderson (1971-73) in 16th place and 52 to move into the top-10, where Davor Marcelic is 10th with 463.
Cleaning The Glass:
- The Thunderbirds have won the battle of the boards 11 times this season. They were out-rebounded in their first three games of the season then won the battle of the boards in nine straight contests before Sacramento State had a 41-38 edge on the boards and Weber State held a 46-41 advantage. SUU got back on the glass vs. Idaho State, however, out-rebounding the Bengals 43-34 and edged Montana on the boards 30-28.
- SUU has reeled in 40 or more caroms eight times this season. Last year's team had a total of four 40-rebound games.
- SUU pulled down a season-high 51 rebounds vs. San Diego Christian. The team's high mark vs. a Division I foe was 45, against Northern Colorado.
- SUU averages a Big Sky-leading 5.4 blocks per game. The Thunderbirds have rejected 86 shots this season, including 12 against North Dakota, SUU's highest total since the team combined for 13 rejections against Panhandle State on Dec. 14, 2010 and the highest total in the Big Sky so far this season. The Thunderbirds were in double-digits against San Diego as well, when they blocked 10 shots.
- Jayson Cheesman didn't take much time to break into the SUU record books. In his first game as a Thunderbird the junior transfer from Salt Lake Community College blocked five shots, which tied the sixth-highest single-game blocks total in SUU history. With 37 total blocks this season Cheesman is all alone in sixth place on the SUU single-season list. He had two blocks at Montana to move out of a tie with Matt Hodgson (2010-11) and needs two to tie Kenyatta Clyde's 39 in 1997-98 for fifth place. Hodgson holds the school record with 64 blocks in 2009-10.
- Cal Hanks tied Cheesman in sixth place on that single-game list when he came off the bench to block five shots against North Dakota. Hanks had three last week to give him 18 blocks on the season.
- SUU blocked five shots at Montana, giving the team five or more blocks in a game 11 times this season.
- Montana hit just two 3-pointers and attempted just seven, opponent season-lows for SUU. The Grizzlies also went without a blocked shot, marking the first time this season an opponent didn't reject at least one T-Bird try.
- Julian Scott, who missed five games with a foot injury, then played in the NAU, Sac State, Weber State and Idaho State games, was lost for the season with a knee injury suffered in practice January 18.
- The Thunderbirds had just four players foul out of the nine non-conference games (including two at TCU) but have had 12 disqualifications in the seven Big Sky contests so far, including two at both Northern Arizona and Sac State and three against Weber State and at Montana.
- SUU was the first team to win its first three Big Sky Conference games in its first season of play since Boise State started out 4-0 back in 1970-71.
- SUU shot .568 from the floor and .538 from 3-point range at NAU - both season-high percentages - and knocked down 78.6 percent of its free throws, including 10-of-12 in the final 1:08 to clinch the win.
- The T-Birds attempted a season-high 42 free throws and hit a season-high 33 of them at NAU. En route to his Big Sky-season-high 30 points Damon Heuir hit a team-high 4-of-6 3-pointers and 14-of-16 free throws. The 14 made free throws are also the most in a single game in the Big Sky this season.
- Stevenett has scored a career-high 29 points twice this season, at Gonzaga and again vs. Weber State. Stevenett's 29 points at Gonzaga was tied as the highest single-game point total in the Big Sky this season until Heuir scored 30 at NAU. Stevenett's 11 field goals made against the Zags is the highest total in the conference so far this season, while his 11-of-15 shooting night (.733) ranks second-best in the Sky, behind Northern Colorado's Connor Osborne, who hit 8-of-9 shots against University of the Southwest.
- Stevenett and Heuir are the only two players to lead the Thunderbirds in scoring this season. Each has paced the team eight times.
- Jordan Johnson hit the first 3-pointer of the season and the second of his career at NAU. He buried another against Idaho State and one more at Montana.
- Northern Arizona hit just 3-of-17 3-pointers against the Thunderbirds, 17.6 percent. It was the lowest percentage and tied for the second-fewest long-range baskets by the Lumberjacks this season.
- SUU posted its first win of the season after trailing at the half, trailing in the last minute and when scoring fewer than 60 points when it came back for the 51-50 win over Northern Colorado. In that game the Thunderbirds also notched their first win when the opponent turned the ball over more (UNC had 18 turnovers to SUU's 14), when the opponent's bench outscored the 'Birds (14-8), in a game decided by seven or fewer points and when the opponent shot a better percentage from the floor (.380-to-.339).
- SUU had a season-high six players score in double figures against San Diego Christian. Stevenett led the way with 15, while Damon Heuir and Wade Collie each finished with 13. Jayson Cheesman finished with 12 points and both Jaren Jeffery and Jordan Johnson had 10. For Cheesman and Johnson the totals were career-highs while Collie's 13 were a season-high. Johnson was a perfect 5-for-5 from the floor while Collie was 5-of-6 and Hanks, who finished with a then-career-high seven points, was 3-for-3 from the field as SUU finished with a season-best 55.9 field goal percentage.
- SUU combined for a season-high 18 assists vs. SDCC. Freshman A.J. Hess came off the bench to lead the squad with a career-high five dimes vs. the Hawks, while Collie had four and all but two Thunderbirds who saw action dished out at least one.
- SUU has nine lettermen, one squad member and one redshirt returning from last season's team that finished 8-10 (14-17 overall) and in sixth place in the Summit League.
- Five seniors, three juniors, three sophomores and four freshmen make up the 2012-13 Thunderbird squad.
- Jackson Stevenett was a second-team all-Summit League honoree and he also earned a spot on the five-player Summit League all-tournament team last season.
- SUU advanced to the Summit League tournament as the number six seed last year, then upset third-seeded Oakland (84-82) in the tournament's first round before falling to eventual tourney champion South Dakota State (63-47).
- Nick Robinson is the eighth head men's basketball coach in SUU's 50-year history as a four-year institution.
- Nevada's World Vision Classic was the fourth in-season tournament for the Thunderbirds in as many years. Last year SUU competed at San Diego State's Basketball Travelers Classic, in 2010 SUU traveled to the Great Alaska Shootout and in 2009 the team was in Hawai'i for the Rainbow Classic.
- Southern Utah plays 14 home games this season, including 10 Big Sky Conference contests and one in the BracketBusters tournament. The 10 conference match-ups are the most ever in a season for SUU, a far cry from the four the team had in 1993-94 and 1994-95 when it was a member of the five-team American West Conference and there were just four home conference dates. The last several years SUU has played nine Summit League games per season in the Centrum.
- SUU and the University of North Dakota are in their first seasons in the Big Sky, making it an 11-team conference. The Thunderbirds had been members of the Summit League (nee. Mid-Continent Conference) for the past 15 seasons before joining the BSC. As members of the 10-team Summit League the Thunderbird men's basketball team qualified for the conference's eight-team post-season tournament 14 of 15 seasons, missing only in 2009-10 when the T-Birds finished ninth.
- Seven teams qualify for the Big Sky tournament, which will be hosted by the regular-season champion, March 14-16.
- SUU is in its 50th season as a four-year institution, its 25th at the NCAA Division I level. Prior to joining the NCAA Division I ranks the University spent two seasons at the Division II level and 23 as a member of the NAIA.


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Kate Upton: Angelic for British Vogue January 2013
Her modeling career continues to soar and now Kate Upton is gracing the cover of British Vogue's January 2013 issue.
The 20-year-old model looked strikingly beautiful for the front page shoot and was chosen by editor-in-chief Alexandra Shulman for her refreshing versatility.
"When I decided to shoot Kate for our first cover of 2013, it was to kick off the year with a young women who is not a stereotypical fashion model - although, let's face it, she's hardly a heffalump!" Miss Shulman explained in her editor's letter.
"It's very rare for a girl; to move from one area of the business to the other, largely due to the fact that fashion models are almost without curves, whereas swimwear girls are celebrated for them,"
Vogue's feature fashion director Sarah Harris also praised the young Upton, adding, "Growing up, she idolised Cindy Crawford, Tyra Banks and Heidi Klum. In the flesh, this all-American beauty resembles a young Anna Nicole Smith or Marilyn Monroe; her face is very pretty and perfectly symmetrical (with the exception of that mole, so exquisitely placed to the right, it looks like it might have been drawn on by the modelling gods). She also has the ability, with the slightest of expressions, to flit with ease between girlishly wholesome and full-on sex. All things considered, it's a knockout formula."
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Damn it, Bill
I defended Obama against Althouse et al.'s unfounded and visually illiterate accusations, but I just can't bring myself to back the Big Dog when he's so obviously enjoying the view:
I defended Obama against Althouse et al.'s unfounded and visually illiterate accusations, but I just can't bring myself to back the Big Dog when he's so obviously enjoying the view:
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Who is that he's checking out?
Billy Jeff is our foremost ex-Presidential scholar of the badonkadonk.
And God bless him for it.
'Tis a warm failing, and the failing of a great man, as the Irish say.
The Premier is a man of the people, but he is also a man, if you see what I mean.
I'll defend him. Ain't nothing wrong with that.
The redhead over on the right side of the frame agrees with you.
It looks to me like Clinton is 3 rows back, looking around two people in front of him, and his expression may just be an artifact of the moment rather than representing some serious oggling on his part.
I'd hit that.
Clarkson looks pretty hot too.
I know you're the master of the eye-line, SEK, but wouldn't his eyes be pointed much lower if he were trying to focus on a butt two rows down?
He's channeling Sir Mix-a-Lot.
If we accept this premise, then this would be a shot with Beyonce in the foreground.
Dude, Kelly Clarkson has significantly more back than Beyonce nowadays.
Scott, I generally love your visual-education posts. And I'm a woman who used to (back in the day) be the recipient/victim of some annoying oggling. But this comment is a cheap shot. As people have noted, he's quite close to her, and if he were focused on something lower than her head/ upper back, his eyes would be lower. (Look at the red-headed woman's eyes. His eyes are indeed aimed lower, but by very little.) And unless you are a robot, your eyes generally scan around while you are looking at someone. Especially when the speaker is facing the other direction, and the observer can't focus on a face, eventually the observer is going to look downwards. Not to mention, she's wearing a wool coat — there can't be much definition to her backside. Bill deserves a little more respect.
From behind, I doubt you could see any flesh – not even a finely turned ankle
he's quite close to her
Actually, I suspect the camera angle distorts that, and he's actually not very close to her–he's in the third row back, and there's probably some space between her and the first row.
It could be a shot of Clinton just after he was ogling, after he remembered he would probably get caught ogling, and raised his eyes, with that "whoops, busted" look on his face.
You really can't tell much of anything about facial expression from still photographs. Our brains don't do it by examining instantaneous snapshots.
Sometimes an onion ring is just an onion ring (though usually it's Hillary Clinton's ladyparts).
He's simply trying to see around the two heads that directly in his line of sight.
However, if they catch him eyeballing some attractive lady's ass, I
shant begrudge him would applaud him for his good sense.
['Dog-whistling and audible remarks are out, of course, as they should be at all times.']
Ah, Clinton . . . during the eight awful years of Bush no. 2, I really missed that big lug.
I understand it when you say you're being "flip" here, but there comes a point at which it's just utterly depressing that a woman in public is automatically considered eye-fucking fodder for some Important Dude whom we love (cue all the Gooooooooo Biillllll comments here; we're very happy he's enjoying The View, hardy har har). As blowback notes, she couldn't be more prim and proper in dress and makeup, and still simply being in the vicinity of a man famous for harassing and goosing women and fucking employees who may or may not have fully consented makes her (and him) suspect.
People are not allowed to look at each other now? He is not leering or making her uncomfortable. He is looking, and looks as if he likes what he sees. There is nothing wrong with this. I don't care if you are dressed as Queen Victoria herself. We are allowed to look at other people.
What an hysterical, overly emotional response. I never suggested people stop looking at other people. I'm commenting on how the male gaze continues to inform the way media interprets these kinds of photographs. Read for comprehension, dude.
Calm down and stop contradicting yourself. On the one hand, you note how we're talking about a "man famous for harassing and goosing women and fucking employees who may or may not have fully consented" (which I would say definitely gives people a reason to instinctually believe he's checking out a lady on the sly). And then you immediately overreach and start talking about the "male gaze" or how "a woman in public is automatically considered eye-fucking fodder for some Important Dude whom we love."
Newsflash: it's not about "men" or "Important Dudes", it's about the public figures who once got a blowjob from an intern half his age. Much smaller sample there.
Cool story, bro.
As I say, male left-wing commenters tend to exhibit Tin Ear and Blinders On syndrome when it comes to liberal-ish male politicians and sexism. Rape-y behavior becomes a misunderstanding or a consensual affair, and a dude noted for harassing women when he had the power to do so is cheered on when he makes (or, in this case, doesn't make) googly eyes at a young woman with accomplishments in her own right who, in turn and by virtue of being seen, now constitutes a "view."
I agree with you on the "go get 'em, Bill" point, but I don't know of any claims about Clinton's sexual behavior that can really be dismissed as a "misunderstanding". The only proven/admitted behavior was with Monica Lewinsky and Gennifer Flowers, and both of those were consensual. The alleged behavior with Paula Jones was unambiguously harassment, and Kathleen Willey and Juanita Broaddrick alleged sexual assault.
I think most Clinton supporters completely dismiss the accusations from Jones, Willey, and Broaddrick as politically-motivated fabrications. Leaving those aside, the image of Clinton remains "horny adulterer", not "sexual predator".
You should be more critical as to WHY Clinton supporters dismiss those allegations. Were they really redolent with credibility problems (and I mean actual credibility problems, not the sorts of arguments based on "sluttiness" and "manipulativeness" that defense lawyers in rape cases often use and which our side rightly condemns when deployed by anyone other than Bill Clinton)?
And bear in mind, until the blue dress, the official Clinton story, told to many of his supporters and blasted by many surrogates throughout the media, was that Lewinsky was a stalker.
People should be much more honest. You don't have to think that impeachment was correct or that he was a terrible President to concede that Bill Clinton may have acted in various shady, rape-y ways with a number of women. Many powerful men on both sides of the aisle have done the same thing.
Monica Lewinsky was NOT and intern at the time of the affair.
Ken Starr (not exacly a Clinton supporter) concluded that Kathleen Willey was a liar and almost charged her with perjury.
I'm so glad you went with "hysterical" here (lacking a uterus though I am) because I would love you to identify the language I used that is in any way emotional.
That alone is probably a good indication that this is a troll doing an impression of a SJW. Seriously, if there are two phrases that get jumped on quick by actual feminists, it's "hysterical" and "emotional".
And, I might add (now verging somewhat toward the emotional) what exactly am I supposed to "read for comprehension", you insufferable twit? Your second sentence makes no sense whatsoever (suspect of…?) and "fodder" doesn't mean what you must think it means, because, yuck.
"a man famous for harassing and goosing women and fucking employees who may or may not have fully consented"
Huh, I thought he was famous for having several consensual affairs.
Well, to be fair, he's also famous for making millions off of Whitewater, arranging for Vince Foster's death, running drugs for the CIA out of Mena, Arkansas, and ordering all "W"s removed from White House computer keyboards in January, 2001.
Point is that just 'cause someone is famous for something doesn't mean they did it.
Sure, but when Clinton is photographed with a young woman who has the temerity to possess breasts, Ann Althouse's commenters say stuff like "who's the intern?" Even his enemies mostly remember Monica, not Paula and the others.
I thought it was Al Gore who had the Ws removed from keyboards.
Kathleen Willey, Juanita Broaddrick
Vince Foster, Ron Brown
Just a moment ago you appeared to be unaware that allegations of non-consensual sexual activity against Clinton even existed.
You had about 10 minutes to review the facts. How were you able to determine so quickly that the women were lying?
I didn't say they were lying, and I am perfectly aware of Kathleen Willey and Juanita Broaddrick.
I said Bill Clinton is famous for his consensual affairs, specifically that with Monica Lewinsky. I do not believe he is widely considered to be a rapist and a sexual harasser, and I do not believe that the accusations of Willey and Broaddrick are widely known.
I'll say it. They were lying
Ken Starr agrees.
Sasquatch, Isreal
Mena, Arkansas
The Daily Mail has an article that is more balanced than this post. The fucking Daily Mail for Christ's sake!
I think if you follow his eyes they are making a beeline to the one thing even more powerful that bootie – a camera!
That's credible: it sounds like Bill.
Seriously. That's a face you make at someone, or for someone, not when you're just basking in the glory of somebody's proportions. I am sure that Bill checks 'em out all the time… but not this time.
Say what you will about him. He at least had the benefit of not being a fucking sociopath like a certain fake Texan in recent memory.
I don't think I could name a single president who wasn't sometimes a sociopath. But yeah, some are worse than others.
Actually, when you view the tape, it's clear he isn't checking out anything. The look is utterly fleeting. Sad to say.
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Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor
For Immediate Release
September 19, 2012
The Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor (OUCC) is inviting public comments on the telecommunications industry's request to implement a new telephone area code throughout southern and south-central Indiana.
With the 812 area code projected to run out of numbers in 2015, the telecom industry has filed a formal request with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) to add a new "overlay" code to the 812 area.
Under the overlay proposal:
Most states, including Indiana, have needed to add new area codes in the last two decades due to the proliferation of wireless phones and other communications devices. New area codes can be implemented either as overlays or geographic splits.
Since 2005, 43 new area codes have been implemented in North America. All but 2 have been implemented as overlays.
Before 2005, most new area codes were implemented using a geographic split, with an existing area code divided into 2 or more regions. This method was used for Indiana's 317 area code in 1996 and Indiana's 219 area code in 2001.
The industry's filing in the 812 case offers several alternatives that could be used for implementing a geographic split, if the Commission chooses that option.
Under a geographic split:
812 is the last of Indiana's 3 original area codes to need long term relief through implementation of a new code. In the early 2000s, industry forecasts predicted that the 812 area would run out of numbers by 2004. However, numbering conservation efforts that were approved in 2001 have extended the 812 area code's lifespan by nearly a decade.
The area code changes will not affect local or long distance telephone rates, local (free) calling areas, or calls to 911, 811 and 211.
The OUCC, the state agency representing residential, commercial and industrial consumer interests before the IURC, is scheduled to file its response to the industry's proposal on May 15, 2013.
In the meantime, consumers may comment in two ways:
Consumers who wish to submit written comments in this case may do so via the OUCC's Website at www.in.gov/oucc/2361.htm, or by mail, email or fax:
Written comments the OUCC receives by May 7, 2013 will be filed with the Commission and included in the case's formal evidentiary record.
Consumers with questions about submitting written comments can contact the OUCC's consumer services staff toll-free at 1-888-441-2494. For a copy of the industry's filing and for updates as this case progresses, please visit the OUCC Website at www.in.gov/oucc/2718.htm. More information is also available from today's IURC news release at www.in.gov/iurc/2343.htm.
812 is not the only Indiana area code facing a shortage of numbers. Industry projections show the 317 area code in the Indianapolis metropolitan area running out of numbers in 2016, meaning an area code relief case for 317 may be initiated within the next few years.


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i wanted this shirt
it's possible woot may still print it.. if not then seki you should really get it printed somewhere else
Re: Let's Play
Re: Darwinism
I would've liked to see this win, oh well, maybe an honorable mention?
I just really like it. Reminds me of all the cool dogs we've had over the years and that anything likes to have fun, maybe even a huge steam powered robot and a lil mutt.
re: the aviator
can i buy one of these after the fact?? Can you still do that here?? Anyone have a link and how the heck do you get to that page? thank youuuuuuuuuuuu!!
tikipunkgirl wrote:I'm loving this one 100%. Beautiful bird.
Thanks! When the 60 day thing expires, I think I'm gonna try selling it on Threadless as a print. I think it makes a better poster than a t-shirt.
eHalcyon wrote: However, I believe there have been several shirts printed relatively recently that use just as much or more ink with nary* a complaint of non-breathability. Maybe Woot is using better ink or a better process or something?
I've also got 'get on the mike', and the whole middle is a couple layers of ink, but it also feels great. You may not want wear this to track practice, but most of woot!'s shirts can be worn in everyday situations.
you got ripped off buddy!
Re: Steamworks Operatica V.2
Wow... this was SO close to being printed...
I just like it....not 'dark' and goth. I can wear this on emergencies at the vet hospital and still look 'friendly'....yay, a dog and not a butterfly.
Teknikas wrote:This is awesome man...not sure why it appeals to me so much, but it really does!
Could it be because it is mildly suggestive? :O
I totally dig it, though ^^
really like the shirt man. I'm in for one :D
Re: the steam punk (re-sub)
This shirt is pretty cool, I'll have to keep my eye out for your stuff from now on.
I'm rather sad that this didn't make it to print. I was really looking forward to buying one.
SolitudeSeraph wrote:I'm rather sad that this didn't make it to print. I was really looking forward to buying one.
Me too. This whole derby reeked of flail and disappointment.
Re: Steam Goliath
Excellent design, maybe the threadless crowd'll be more appreciative.
Re: Steampunk Willie
Bah! Not even an honorable mention. I would love to know if you ever decided to get it printed elsewhere.
Re: Cloud Corsairs
Too bad this one didnt make it. I love love love this design
Re: MI 1600
This should have gotten more love. I love how intricate design was made. This shirt was made with TLC. Great job!
I look forward to your other designs.
itoaseik wrote:That is a ridiculous and almost indefensible statement. Yes "Girl in Red" was a cool shirt, but it had almost nothing to do with Steampunk. So, you could say "I preferred Girl in Red" or "I wish Girl in Red had won," but if you are talking about anything more than personal preference then clearly relevance to the theme makes you dead wrong.
Well I apologize for being vague.
I realized later that operaticustopie was clearly more steampunk than girl in red, I just don't personally find operaticus to be quality art.
No flaming, I was just disappointed, which I've cleared by admitting the difference in themes.
I just joined, and I love this shirt. Anyway to get it? Anyone wanna sell one on ebay?
Re: Steam-powered heart
Grr!! All the things I've missed by being new!
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h3xmachine wrote:This better win... DO WANT.
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SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. (AP) _ Robertson County authorities have arrested three county school system administrators, charging them with failure to report sexual abuse.
Those indicted by a county grand jury include East Robertson Elementary School Principal Karen Renae Fehrman, Assistant Principal Kecia Young and Robertson County Schools Administrator Donna Dorris.
Several parents earlier told WTVF-TV their first- and second-grade children were sexually molested by other children at school.
The case was presented to the grand jury last week. The indictments charge the educators with failing to report known or suspected child sexual abuse.
Ferhman, Young and Dorris were booked Tuesday and released on $1,000 bond.
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Re: Pure EVIL
It's definitely funny, not something I would wear though.
Re: Broken heart
When I look at this, it seems that he is smiling. Then I realize it's just he has curvy arms.
Re: Cardinal
Ok. Now I'm jealous... Awesome shirt. +1
Re: It's a tramp
Love it!
Re: Strawberry Milk
I'm more of a chocolate milk person myself, but I love the cartoony style of this!
Re: 99 Reddish Balloons
I'm so happy I didn't decide to execute this idea! GMV
citizencoyote wrote:I like how the lead rabbit looks so smug and self-satisfied.
thank you! i was going for that look. he is a meanie.
ChaosDoctor07 wrote:Simple and tentacles? What's not to like? Got my vote.
Like I've said before, you can't go wrong with tentacles...well you can...but you just pretend that those movies don't exist.
bellarific wrote:It's all over, and I'm standing pretty, in the dust that was my Wacom tablet.
This took SO LONG. O_O
Dang I've been one-upped! Very very nice work. Wacom nibs are pretty cheap anyways.
Re: Red Dragon
Very fun shirt. Really enjoy the dragon and knight style and their expressions. Good shirt color choice too.
Re: Red Rain
Pouring down all over me...
Re: Red Summer Skies
really stunning and whimsical scene. grand imagination you have Patrick!
Re: Redder Eyed Star-Spawn (resub)
Now the Star-Spawn's eyes are redder! Thanks for the great comments on the first one.
Re: Infinite Love
such a pretty design and very meaningful! +1
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I love this idea!
Re: It Was Them All Along
Well, I gotta upvote someone who ran off on the same tangent I did.
Collab with the excellent darthapo from zoodotcom.com!!
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// My first entry, just wanted to try something simple. Any feedback is welcomed.
Re: Steak Through the Heart
While this vampire hunter gets an A for effort, his interpretation leaves a much to be desired. Symantic range is not just for linguists, and in this case could prove most unfortunate...
Re: Red Rover
Your designs are always so clever. The headbands are excellent and even the subtle texture on the edges of the paper people give it some real substance.
Great job! :D
Re: Mars Attacks
I like your design, don't get me wrong, but it seems so similar to
This One
Re: Red Moon
Beautiful! Great job!
Sorry to spam my own thread but here is a clickable larger image.
I dig this and love your cartooned style. the coloring on this one looks great with burnt orange against the red. +1
the mashing of that goofy little knight with the devilish dragon works very well and looks pretty slick on the shirt I might add! +1
Look at that crazy little face! >:-D
Great idea, Graff, and nicely designed.
tjost wrote:Pouring down all over me...
Other than rain randomly turning red, I don't get the theme here.
Artwork is cool tho.
evchristensen wrote:I really wish you would offer an alternate of this on black. It's an amazing design and this is just my 2 cents.
I wonder as well how this would look on black.
fishbiscuit5 wrote:Love is infinite.
I wanna buy this one for my boyfriend ^.^
banjokilcup wrote:While this vampire hunter gets an A for effort, his interpretation leaves a much to be desired. Symantic range is not just for linguists, and in this case could prove most unfortunate...
I love this idea! Super great! I Hope this wins!
Re: The Hunt for Red Octopus v.3
Definitely like this version the best. This and Operation Complication are my two favs for this derby.
Hi, everyone! This is my first derby...just thought I'd introduce myself. My name is Tayler, and look forward to contributing to many derbies to come. I love what Woot is doing here...really giving an outlet for artists.
Good luck, everyone! Seeing a lot of great pieces this derby!
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roofoo wrote:How is this on theme? Other than being on a red shirt?
Being on a red shirt IS the requirement! So it is perfectly on theme.
hoxe wrote:Other than rain randomly turning red, I don't get the theme here.
Artwork is cool tho.
Based off the song by Peter Gabriel Red Rain
bellarific wrote:Well, I gotta upvote someone who ran off on the same tangent I did.
aww thanks by the way, i love your link to your website there. I'm just about finished with my site and I was gonna make something similar! Maybe you are my doppelganger.
Re: Resistance
strong design, positive idea concept and color combo make this a winner - what is the shirt color, cranberry? YOU'VE GOT MY VOTE
Fantastic work. I didn't even notice the dog until I was trying to figure out where the blueish color was.
Thank you! Trying out a different style here, it's quite fun to use.
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Sorry Gold Fish
So I went to a fair last year and my 3 year old kid caught some gold fish playing one of the carnival games. We took the two fishes home but didn't have anything to put them in. I put them in a large jar and went to walmart to find a more suitable home for them. At the time I didn't know anything about fishes so I bought a 1 gallon hex tank with a crappy filter. I put the fish in there and two days later the fish were dead. Sorry. I know ignorance is no excuse. I feel horrible.
So I was stuck with a empty 1 gallon fish tank. Not wanting the tank going to waste I bought a female betta from petco. This is when I started to actually read about how to properly keep a fish and learned about cycling tanks etc. I did daily water changes and stuck in some Anacharis. The betta still didn't seem too happy so one week later I told my wife I was gonna get a 15 gallon. That is how got into this hobby.
I think that's how many people start out. The smart ones keep going after the fish dies and try to solve the problem instead of just doing the same things over and over expecting better results (madness?). Sometimes you have to make the tough mistakes to learn right?
I know I had a goldfish in a bowl as my first pet at age 6. Ironically she lived for a year in that bowl, died only when my dad sprayed for bugs one weekend. But I loved that fish, so now here I am years later with a much better grasp of fish-care. In fact I still love goldies, so now I have 4 of them in a nice 50g pond in the backyard ;)
An I pamper them like they are puppies =x
I work at a LFS and I see this all too often. Many people, unfortunately, learn the hard way. I've dealt with many "carnival goldfish" horror stories which usually end in a crying kid and a frustrated, confused parent (with a bit of guilt). I wish I could say that everyone learns from their mistakes with this situation but I'd be a liar. Some learn, some refuse to listen to our screams that a goldfish CANNOT live in a bowl and do it anyway, only to come back a week later and ask 'why?'. Rarely you'll get someone come in who knows what goldfish need and have an adequate tank/ pond to support them. Anyway, kudos for you for doing your do-diligence and researching later on. Not everyone learns so easily. :)
Sorry Gold Fish
This is pretty much exactly my story too. If you read the betta journal in my signature you can see the parallels :-)
I feel guilt when I throw out a plant trimming haha.
In this day of easy internet access I just can't really buy the excuse of " I didn't know any better".
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A minor in applied ethics provides students with a strong background in a number of business and medical fields. It is an excellent complement for students majoring in business or nursing, or for students preparing for a career in a medical field.
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|Total Credits Required for Minor
|Philosophy Elective
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|PL 100 Introduction to Philosophy (4 cr.) [II]
|PL 210 History of Modern Philosophy (4 cr.) [II]
|PL 280 Philosophy of Religion (4 cr.) [II]
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|PL 181 Issues in Business Ethics (2 cr.) [II]
|PL 182 Issues in Computer Ethics (2 cr.) [II]
|PL 183 Issues in the History of Ethics (2 cr.) [II]
|PL 184 Issues in Legal Ethics (2 cr.) [II]
|PL 185 Issues in Medical Ethics (2 cr.) [II]
|PL 186 Topics in Theoretical Ethics (2 cr.) [II]
|PL 187 Issues Involving the Human Genome (2 cr.) [II]
Note: If needed, the student may include a course from another department that deals with the implementation of theoretical norms for a maximum of four credits. If an elective course from another department is used for the applied ethics minor, it must be chosen in consultation with an adviser from the Philosophy Department. When approved, the student's adviser will then file the name of the course with the Degree Audits Office.


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However, as times get financially tougher and our community continues to grow, we see more and more scammers slinking into our midst.
With that in mind, we have implemented a feedback ratings system (similar to eBay) called iTrader, which allows you to rate your interaction with a seller.
How does the system work?
First, you can see an overview of the system by clicking iTrader in the Community dropdown menu from our navbar or you can simply click the following link:
This will allow you to see ratings, search for members and get an overview of those who have had positive transactions and those who have not.
Beyond that, when you view a thread in the Cargo Hold you will now see a "Feedback" score beside each member's post which is the total accumulation of feedback points a member has gained. Obviously, everyone is currently at 0. Negative feedback results in a -1. Positive results in a +1 to your feedback score. As with eBay, while a single member can rate a seller multiple times, it will only count as 1 positive or negative point (meaning a seller can't have a friend up their score multiple points for them).
At the bottom of each FIRST post in a thread within the Cargo Hold is a Rate Seller button which allows you to rate your transaction with that seller.
You can also see Feedback information and submit Feedback from a member's profile page by clicking the Feedback Score tab.
Some general guidelines for ratings.
Sales and Trades are PRIVATE transactions and while the Staff may step in to stop an obvious scammer, it is not our job to mediate every sales dispute. Likewise, if you are a seller and you earn a negative review, please do not come crying to us to remove it. That defeats the point of the ratings system. It is up to YOU to work with the buyer to ensure they are satisfied with the transaction.
With that being said, if we find that a buyer is taking advantage of the ratings system, or trying to use the ratings system to extort product from a seller, you may be banned from the site (and keep in mind that if you are banned from the Dented Helmet, you will also be banned from all of Movie Prop Sites properties, including therpf.com.
Please do NOT go into the details of a transaction in the "Short Comment" field of the Feedback form. Something like "Good shipper." or "Great transaction. Would buy from again." will be fine.
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We hope this addition is useful and encourage you to rate all your transactions here on the Dented Helmet as it will help other members decide who to deal with and who to avoid. It will also help the staff decide if particular members (those with overwhelmingly poor feedback) might need to look for another site on which to sell.


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Liberal arts students wishing to pursue graduate accounting study can receive financial aid through the AICPA John L. Carey Scholarships Program. Scholarships are available to all liberal arts degree holders of any regionally accredited U.S. institution who wish to pursue a CPA certificate. Scholarships are given based on academic achievement, leadership and future career interests and are contingent upon acceptance in a graduate accounting program. The deadline for submission is typically in early April. For more information, please visit the AICPA's website.
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The Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants is pleased to announce the availability of scholarships to students who have completed introductory courses in accounting and/or students majoring in accounting. Students should be U.S. citizens, legal residents of Tennessee who are attending Tennessee schools. The deadline for submission is typically in early June. For more information, please visit the Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants' website.
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Sherwood Rowland, CFCs, ozone depletion and the public role of scientists
Several of us at RealClimate had the honor of getting to know Sherry during the latter years of his career. And those of us who did know him can attest to the fact that he was not only a great scientist, but a great person, who displayed remarkable kindness and generosity. This is perhaps best demonstrated by a personal anecdote. One of us (Mike) got to spend some time with Sherry during a visit to the University of California-Irvine a few years back. The topic of Mike's lecture was human-caused climate change, and at the end of the talk, one member of the audience – a local who had decided to attend the seminar – made a comment during the Q+A casting doubt on the greenhouse effect, suggesting that CO2, because it was heavier than other air molecules, would simply sink to the ground (a myth that is encountered surprisingly often). Mike pointed out to the questioner the obvious things–that the atmosphere is well-mixed, etc. and so the atmosphere does not stratify according to molecular weights of its constituents, and indicated that he'd be happy to discuss this with him further after the formal part of the lecture. At the reception after the lecture, Sherry could not immediately be found. While everyone else was enjoying a beverage, cookies, and conversation, Sherry had been off in the corner for about 30 minutes talking with the questioner, explaining basic principles of atmospheric science, how the greenhouse effect works, etc. It didn't matter that one of the two of them had a Nobel Prize while the other may not have had any formal education. What mattered to Sherry is that he had an opportunity to educate someone about this important issue, and that mattered more than anything. It was an inspirational moment–likely one of many inspirational moments experiences by those who were fortunate enough to spend any time around him.
Sherry was deeply involved in advocating for policy restrictions on ozone-depleting substances, and made some very profound comments on the role of science in policy. Most notably,
in his acceptance speech for the Nobel prize he said:
"What's the use of having developed a science well enough to make predictions if, in the end, all we're willing to do is stand around and wait for them to come true?"
That is a line that continues to inspire new generations of scientists. He will be missed.
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Patti LuPone has found her focus as a dangerously obsessed Momma Rose in a wallop-packing revival of Gypsy.
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|reviewer: F Messina from Nyc,Ny
|From the minute the Orchestra starts the overture,(Played by the most amazing musicians on Broadway!)You know by the chills on the back of your neck that you're in for something special.Ms.Lupone's Mama Rose is nothing short of genius.As are the performances of Boyd Gaines, Laura Benanti,Leigh Ann Larkin,Tony Yazbeck and the rest of the brilliant cast. Directed by the amazing Arthur Laurents, There are no tricks here.Just amazing music an amazing story and amazing staging performed with truth and honesty. We saw the final matinee before opening and had great seats although the St. James Theatre has good sightlines so that shouldn't be a worry. Gypsy isn't exactlly a "kid friendly" show so I would save It for parents night out. There are a gazillion restaurants nearby so thats no issue. All in all, If you want to see the best show in town, It's arrived!And Its called GYPSY!!
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most electrifying broadway musical performance in history,
|reviewer: Jerry and Belle Jewler from Columbia, SC
|We flew up for one day from South Carolina. It cost a thousand bucks and we got socked in overnight at LaGuardia, but we wouldn't have missed Patti LuPone's Gypsy for the world. You have NOT seen great musical theatre if you miss this one. Staging, cast, orchestra, production--everything blew us away. But Patti is the rich and delectably delicious icing on the cake. We left the matinee starry-eyed, drank a few martinis next door, and thanked our lucky stars for this experience of a lifetime. Go, Patti! Brava! Brava! Brava!
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The second half will make the first half worth the wait.,
|reviewer: Michael H. Ostrom from Santa Monica, California
|The opening of the show is nicely done and the cast is clearly talented, but there is just something missing from the first half of Gypsy. If you are familiar with the show, you know what's coming and I think that motivates you to want to see more and get to the stuff that will really knock your socks off. When Ms. LuPone makes her way through the audience for the first big number, up to the stage, your heart will skip a beat. She is flawless and powerful. The second act, again, really shows you what she's got. The other cast members are talented, but LuPone is the driving force behind this version of the famed musical. I still think that Bette Midler's version of Gypsy, taped for telelvision in the early 90's, is the best Mama Rose of all time. Ms. LuPone does a fine job with the role and the closing number, "Rose's Turn" proves that.
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|reviewer: Trae112 from New Jersey
|The last time I felt this lucky was when as a very young child I was able to see Ethel Merman in Hello Dolly, Victor Garber in Godspell, Patti Lupone as Evita, and Irene Ryan/Ben Vereen in Pippin. I count this experience up among those earlier ones. I will definitely be bragging I got to see Patti Lupone in Gypsy. Patti's voice in unbelievable and she delivers these great lyrics with a real punch. I had chills from the moment the orchestra began and all the way through. The acting and singing are more than entertaining. It's just thrilling!!! The only thing I would change is at the very end..I would have Gyosy and Rose walk off arm in arm. It's a wonderful night in theatre and I hope this show lasts a very long time.
|35 of 47 people found the following review helpful:
|reviewer: Tracie from Houston,TX
|Loved it from beginning to end. If you are looking for a must not miss show on Broadway, I would HIGHLY recommend this one. Ms. Lapone is nothing short of FANTASTIC.
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