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Christmas Cards from 3am Designs
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oh man all the cards are so cute... But my FAV is yours, the scalloped circle!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 22, 2010 at 5:21 PM
I love the scalloped card and the scalloped circles. They are beautiful!!!!ReplyDelete
Merry Christmas! :D
I really like the circle design with the scalloped edges. so cute!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousNovember 22, 2010 at 5:23 PM
I love love love the scalloped circle!ReplyDelete
The circle is my absolute favorite....simple and classy!!!ReplyDelete
I love the ornate card...it would be perfect for our family picture/cards this year!ReplyDelete
Love love LOVE The ORNATE!ReplyDelete
Love the ornate design!ReplyDelete
I love them all! I guess I'll go with the scalloped square, though! Gorgeous cards!ReplyDelete
Okay I have to go with the Whimsy collection - the Merry is so perfect for my family! But I also love the ornate from the luxe collection.ReplyDelete
Oh... I love the ornate design or the scalloped rectangle! Such fun ideas!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 22, 2010 at 6:09 PM
I love the red one with scalloped edges.ReplyDelete
Love, love love the circle in the lux line. A b&w looks awesome with the red font. SO fun!!! I can just picture a photo of my lil' Coop on there! And BTW - yours look super!ReplyDelete
I love the ornate and the scalloped square.ReplyDelete
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I love the circle!! But they're all adorable.ReplyDelete
I love the Ornate design!ReplyDelete
I love the ones you got! I think they'd look super classy with B&W photos too!ReplyDelete
The scalloped ornament is my favorite, sooo cute. What a fun giveaway!!ReplyDelete
what fantastic cards! i love the scalloped circle! thanks!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the "circle" ones....it would go perfect with the family pictures I just had done!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the "circle" one....it would go perfect with the family pictures I just had done!ReplyDelete
I like the scalloped rectangle the best. Or maybe the square :-)ReplyDelete
Love the mod!ReplyDelete
I'm lovin the ornate one! But I just might change my mind! They are all so cute!ReplyDelete
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the scalloped square! WOW! Their designs are all fabulous! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I definitely love the Merry one under a whimsy christmas. So cute and unique.ReplyDelete
I love the scalloped circle card. So pretty and unique!!!ReplyDelete
I love the cirlce. Saw them in person and loved them. Also the merry design. So cute, love the colors.ReplyDelete
I love the ornate, it's so different!ReplyDelete
Aaahhh!!! I tried to win the giveaway they had on their site from your last post but didn't win :( I L.O.V.E. love the scalloped square card! The colors are perfect for the photos I want to use!! Must have!!ReplyDelete
The ornate is my favorite, but I love them all. Such a neat website!ReplyDelete
Love all the scalloped cards! So cute and different!ReplyDelete
I am digging the Ornate cards - such pretty colors!ReplyDelete
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I love the Mod! So cute!ReplyDelete
Loving the eye-catching look of the Mod design!ReplyDelete
Oh so pretty!! Loving them all, but the scalloped circle has got to be my favorite.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 22, 2010 at 8:28 PM
i'm never going to win, but the scallopped circle is my fave!! :)ReplyDelete
So many great cards to choose from!! Your fam pics. are soooooo pretty!!! i luv the Lux scalloped!!ReplyDelete
K, Love the scalloped square!!ReplyDelete
I really like the scalloped circle...just to be original! : )ReplyDelete
Very cute cards!! I love the scalloped circle as well:)ReplyDelete
Cute cards!! My fav is the scalloped!ReplyDelete
Merry and Fa La La from the Whimsy collection are SO CUTE!!ReplyDelete
I love the Merry and Bright one!! So cute! All of them!ReplyDelete
I have to say...that scalloped circle is adorable!ReplyDelete
Love the Scalloped circle, the wishing and finally the Ornate. As you can see, I can't make up my mind :)ReplyDelete
I'M SO iN LOVE WiTH THE ORNATE DESiGN! WHEN i SEEN THESE ON STUDiO 5 i WAS GOiNG CRAZY.. i WANT THiS FOR MY CHRiSTMAS CARDS:}ReplyDelete
I love the circle. such a cute design!! xo jennaReplyDelete
I love ALL of them! They are so absolutely darling...ReplyDelete
LOVE all of them, but the ornate is SO unique!ReplyDelete
All of the cards are so cute, but I love the scalloped circle.ReplyDelete
hi shelly,ReplyDelete
i'm new here, but i actually realized that we have a funny connection-- one of my dear high school friends and college roommates was cason's sister, breanne. i love the smith family, and it was fun to put that together when i saw that cason is your husband.
i can't believe how talented and creative you are. seriously. kills me.
and for the giveaway? i am positively in love with the ornate card from the luxe line. beautiful.
First of all, let me tell you I LOVE your blog! You have the best ideas...I am hooked!ReplyDelete
I love the CIRCLE cards in the Luxe Collection. So fancy!
Would love to win since Christmas cards are sadly not in our budget this year!
I love the scalloped! :)ReplyDelete
First of all, let me tell you I LOVE your blog! You have the best ideas...I am hooked!ReplyDelete
I love the CIRCLE cards in the Luxe Collection. So fancy!
Would love to win since Christmas cards are sadly not in our budget this year!
I love them ALL!! So hard to choose, but I think I like the scalloped circle the best:)ReplyDelete
LOVE the black and white damask circle cards!ReplyDelete
Thanks for such a fun/great/wonderful giveaway! I love scalloped designs {any}. They are fabulous.ReplyDelete
How fun! I would love to do The Circle from the Luxe Line.ReplyDelete
Love the scalloped square and the ornate!ReplyDelete
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I like the Ornate. Very pretty!ReplyDelete
I can't make up my mind. Seriously. I'm almost afraid to win because I wouldn't know where to start. 3AM cards are SO lovely. Yes, ALL of them.ReplyDelete
They are all great! But if you had to twist my arm I'd choose the Merry with the frame in the middle. BUT if I could affard I'd like one of each - fa la la la la la la la la! :)ReplyDelete
I adore the scalloped circle. Yours are just too stinkin' cute!!!ReplyDelete
The ornate one is fantastic!!ReplyDelete
I love them ALL!!! If I had to pick just one it would probably be "Wishing". (Although I do love those scalloped ones . . . hmmm, decisions, decisions! ;D)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win!
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I love the scalloped circle best!ReplyDelete
I love the scalloped circle, but they are all great!ReplyDelete
LOVE these cards! I may have to order from them from now on...like with EVERYTHING!!! I love the scalloped circle, and love that it can be hung on the Christmas tree, so unique than the typical card! I WANT THESE!!!!!ReplyDelete
the ornate. no, the scalloped square! ahh - these are beautiful! thank you for sharing this great site!! xoReplyDelete
I like the scalloped circleReplyDelete
i love, love, LOVE these cards!!! oh my goodness! i want some! :)ReplyDelete
i think that the ornate card is my fav!
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oh my goodness!!! i love, love, LOVE these cards!!!ReplyDelete
i think that the ornate one is my favorite!
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So many great choices its hard to pick just one but I love the luxe circle.ReplyDelete
Love the Merry!ReplyDelete
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I get tired of the same old cards. These are so fresh and fun. I am loving the scalloped circle or the damask-print circle.ReplyDelete
I think.... I like the ornate. I love all of them, but that's the one I'll pick for now. :)ReplyDelete
What a wonderful idea. Those were all so cute, but I would say my favorite is "Wishing"!ReplyDelete
The Luxe collection is amazing!ReplyDelete
Love them all but I think my favorite is the scalloped circle!ReplyDelete
Hate to be a copy cat but I am LOVING the one that you chose with the round scallop. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the ornate and the mod!!!! Way too hard to choose! :)ReplyDelete
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oh how i love the scalloped square!! too cute.ReplyDelete
I love them all...they are amazingly beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
The silver circles are calling my name. Thank you sooo much!!!
Oh they are all adorable! I'd have a hard time choosing but my two favorites are the scalloped circle and scalloped square, so cute!ReplyDelete
i like the circle and the mod!ReplyDelete
I love them all, but the ornate keep calling my name. Happy Holidays to you and your beautiful family.ReplyDelete
I love them all, yet I would choose the ornate one if I won!! (which I hope I do!! What a great giveaway!!) Happy Turkey Day!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2010 at 1:34 PM
There are two that I absolutely LOVE!ReplyDelete
The Circle and Wishing!
So cute!
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2010 at 2:10 PM
definitely in love with the scalloped edge cards. i can't decided between the square or the circle... probably the square.ReplyDelete
I love the scalloped circle - so so cute!!ReplyDelete
The ornate and the scalloped circle are fabulous! I want! I want!ReplyDelete
I love the scalloped square design. So adorable.ReplyDelete
I love them all -but I'll take the ornate style for our families Chritmas cards -I so hope we win -We get our pictures taken on FridayReplyDelete
i LOVE the circle!!! pick me!!ReplyDelete
These are amazing!! I love the ornate card!ReplyDelete
PICK ME, PiCK ME! They are SOOOO adorable! I love them all!! It is a hard decision but I think the scalloped circle or the circle one! What a great give away! Thanks for doing this! Enjoy your feast & Happy Thanksgiving!ReplyDelete
these are fabulous!! would love to do these this year!! i love the scallop circle and the ornate!!ReplyDelete
thanks for the chance!
I like the scalloped card. Very pretty!ReplyDelete
I love the Fa La La one!! SO CUTE! :)ReplyDelete
LOVE anything with a scalloped edge!!ReplyDelete
i am a new reader of yours ~ and LOVING your blog!!! thanks :)
Pick ME PickME!!! I love them all, they are darling! I think the circle one is my fav. You are kind for doing this, great timing with the Holidays! Enjoy your feast & Happy Thanksgiving!ReplyDelete
I totally {heart} the green ornate scalloped cards. FA-REAKIN' adorable.ReplyDelete
All of the cards are beautiful! I love how unique they are with the scallops and different shapes. But my favorite is the scalloped circle! Love it!ReplyDelete
I love the 'wishing' style!ReplyDelete
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I love The Ornate one from the Luxe collection, but i do like the circle scalloped......both are fabulous.ReplyDelete
I love The Scalloped! I've been looking for an alternative to my normal Costco run for Christmas cards, and I think this is IT!!!!ReplyDelete
Baby it's Cold Outside and I need a HOT Deal!! I LOVE the Scalloped square!!!ReplyDelete
I love yours..the scalloped circle!!ReplyDelete
I love the tree card from the Whimsy collection! You guys are so good at what you do!!!ReplyDelete
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Celebrates Holi with channel partnersDIGISOL unveils 4 Port Combo (USB & PS/2) KVM SWITCHDIGISOL unveils high performance 8 Port Fast Ethernet SwitchDIGISOL unveils its DIGISOL ProgramSmartlink celebrates independent Chidiyaa freedom initiativeSmartlink conducts it's first "DIGISOL C Partner Meet"Smartlink launches Cloud based Security & Network Management on DIGISOL Managed Switching PlatformSmartlink Network Systems Ltd appoints Mr. Bimal Raj as the CEOSmartlink Networks Systems Ltd initiates the journey 'To the TopSmartlink 'nexTech 2012' Shines in the Country's Capital!Smartlink showcases its DIGISOL IP Surveillance products at Secutech 2012
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Ethernet Layer 2 Web Managed PoE+SwitchDIGISOL brings new offering to target the SOHO segmentDIGISOL launches 1.3 Mega Pixel CMOS Dome AHD CameraDIGILITE Extends Burnt Warranty article September 2012DIGISOL launches AC750 Dual Band Wireless Range ExtenderDIGISOL DG-GS1510HPL SwitchDIGISOL Unleashes 16 Port Fast Ethernet Unmanaged SwitchDG-CM3220L 1-MP CMOS Outdoor Bullet AHD Alarm Camera with IR LEDDIGISOL DG-HR1070MSDIGISOL Launches 1 Mega Pixel CMOS Outdoor Bullet AHD Alarm Camera With Dual LEDDIGISOL DG-CM3220L Alarm CameraDIGISOL Launches 16 Port Fast Ethernet Unmanaged SwitchDIGISOL launches the new Gigabit Managed Switch with 8 PoE PortDIGISOL Launches New Gigabit Managed SwitchDIGISOL brings new offering for SOHODG-CM3430S 2-MP Sony CMOS Outdoor Bullet AHD Camera with IR LEDDG-CM5420VS 2-MP Sony CMOS Vandal Dome AHD Camera with IR LEDDG-CH1220 4-Channel 1080P AHD Digital Video RecorderNavhind Times coverageChannel Expansion on AgendaA Navhind Times coverageDIGISOL rolls out 100 citiesDIGISOL wireless IP Survelliance Pan Tilt Camera DGSC3610W article 1st may 2012India DIGISOL-All Set to Execute IP Surveillance Project Across the Counter article July 2012 pg 77DIGILITE Strengthens AMD Segment Launches New Motherboard article 2nd July 2012DIGISOL Launches India's Fastest Wireless Range Booster article 13th August 2012Smartlink Network Systems Ltd initiates the journey To the Top nonstop article 7th May 2012DIGILITE Introduces DL-PV 530A-ITX Motherboard with 1086Ghz Dual Core Processor inbuilt article 10th September 2012DIGISOL launches wireless 3g broadband router 4th June 2012 articleDIGISOL launches 3 Megapixel Box IP Camera with IR Cut Filter article 31st December 2012DIGISOL launches 150mbps wireless micro broadband router article November 2012DIGISOL Launches Wireless 3G Broadband Router article May 2012CRN DIGILITE celebrates first anniversary article 1st Oct 2012DIGISOL DG WR3001N wireless repeater article 1st Oct 2012Mr Bimal Raj article 2 15th August 2012Mr Bimal Raj article 15th August 2012DQ Week ASUS appoints DIGICARE as authorized service article 8th to 14th October 2012DQ Week Chennai DIGISOL DG BR4000NE article 24th to 30th DecemberDQ Week DIGISOL unveils DIGISOL Alliance Partner Program article July 16 2012DQ Week SMARTLINK launches cloud based security and network management article 15th to 27th October 2012DQ Week SMARTLINK's smart move article 15th to 21st October 2012DQ Weel Smartlink conducts its first DIGISOL Connect Partner Meet article 24th to 30 September 2012DIGISOL DG-WA3000NP article pg 54 October 2012Infofriend article September 2012Infofriend DIGILITE introduces three new motherboards in H61 segment article November 2012Infofriend DIGISOL 300Nbps wireless access point with PoE article November 2012IT Com Journal Mr Bimal Raj interview article 25th June 2012DIGILITE conducts DIGILITE Channel Yatra at Uxbekistan article May 2012IT Web Quest DIGISOL Unveils Channel Reward Program article 28th Oct 2012NCN DIGILITE 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Welcome to PWInsider.com's coverage of TNA No Surrender. We will be updating this page throughout the evening with results from the show, so check back often.
They opened the PPV with footage of Mr. Anderson, D'Angelo Dinero, Jeff Hardy and Kurt Angle arriving earlier in the day, while Taz and Mike Tenay talked about their semifinal matches in the TNA World Title tournament. We then had a video package on the four contenders and their quest for the title.
TNA Tag Team Champions The Motor City Machineguns vs. Generation Me.
It was explained that London Brawling was unable to appear at the show due to a "personal issue" and Generation Me was getting the title shot due to their showing against the champions on Impact.
Shelley started out with Jeremy, exchanging armlocks and holds, with both men going for early covers. Max tagged in, with the crowd chanting for Shelley. Shelley took Max down with a drop toe hold and tagged in Sabin. Sabin hit a shoulderblock for two, then the two rolled out of armbar attempts before stalemating on dropkick attempts. Shelley and Jeremy tagged back in, and the back and forth continued until Jeremy hit a back elbow and a springboard armdrag. Max tagged in and moonsaulted on Shelley's outstretched arm. Jeremy tagged in and hit a double stomp on the arm off the top rope. Jeremy gave Shelley a jawbreaker, but Shelley dropkicked him to the ring apron. Sabin tagged in, and the MCMG hit a series of double team moves on Jeremy. Sabin elbowdropped Jeremy for a two count. Shelley tagged back in and hit a spinebuster and applied a reverse Boston Crab, turning it into a Rocking Horse. Max broke up the hold, to boos.
Sabin tagged in and but Jeremy rallied and tagged in Max, who hit some dropkicks. Max bulldogged Sabin, then kicked Shelley on the floor. Max gave Sabin a somersault stunner off the middle rope for a two count. Shelley made a blind tag as Generation Me was setting up a move. Sabin kicked Jeremy to the floor and Shelley kicked Max from the top rope for a two count. Shelley kicked Maz in the back and went for a springboard, but Jeremy stopped him and hit a neckbreaker on the apron. Max tried for some covers, but was unsuccessful. Jeremy tagged in, but Shelley blocked his suplex attempt. Generation Me hit a sandwich dropkick and Max got a two count on Shelley. Max hit a dropkick and tagged in Jeremy, who stomped Shelley and got a two count. Jeremy put Shelley in a full nelson. Shelley elbowed out of it, then avoided a dropkick and tagged in Sabin.
Sabin cleaned house, knocking Jeremy from the ring and blasting Max with elbows. Sabin hit a springboard DDT on Max, but Jeremy broke it up. Jeremy hit Sabin with a dropkick, but Shelley knocked him to the floor and hit him with a tope. In the ring, Sabin and Max punched it out, with Sabin going for a DDT, only for Max to ran him in a corner. Jeremy tagged in and Max fed him into a reverse DDT on Sabin. Shelley broke up the cover. Generation Me hit a headscissor/dropkick combo on Sabin. They went into a series of superkicks, including Sabin blocking one by Jeremy and throwing it into Max. The MCMG won the battle of superkicks, then hit Skull & Bones (neckbreaker/elbow combo) on Jeremy for the pin at the fourteen minute mark.
Winners: The Motor City Machineguns.
Post-match, Generation Me attacked the Guns from behind, giving Shelley a double elevated DDT to the floor as Shelley was hanging off the apron. They had EMTs come out and act like Shelley was seriously injured. Generation Me were laughing over the injury as they exited. Shelley eventually got to his feet with the aid of the EMTs and walked out.
TNA X-Division Champion Douglas Williams vs. Sabu.
Sabu dove at Williams' legs at the start, but Williams kept scrambling away. Douglas took him to the mat with a side mare, but Sabu turned it into a headscissors. Williams turned it into a leglock, but Sabu made the ropes. Sabu took Williams down with a headlock, but Williams broke out and grabbed a Cobra. Sabu made the ropes again. Williams applied an armlock, but Sabu backed him in a corner, and we had a clean break. Sabu kicked Williams in the gut, but Williams responded with punches and forearms. Sabu reversed a whip in a corner and hit a lariat, then delivered a slingshot somersault legdrop. Sabu applied a Camel Clutch, but Williams made the ropes.
Williams rolled to the floor, and Sabu hit a baseball slide kick. Sabu hit a slingshot senton onto Williams on the floor, then set up a table at ringside. Williams rammed Sabu headfirst into the table, then tossed him back into the ring. Williams got on the apron and kicked Sabu in the head. Williams hit a middle rope uppercut for a two count. Williams whipped Sabu into a corner and hit a jumping knee. Williams went to the top rope, but Sabu crotched him. Sabu went for a top rope rana, but Williams began to fall off the ropes, taking Sabu with him. Sabu still flipped, and Williams still went over to the mat. Sabu grabbed a chair, but the referee warned him not to use it.
Sabu stomped Williams, then used the chair for a triple jump moonsault, using the middle rope for the move. Sabu went for another chair launch, but Williams tripped Sabu face first into the chair. Williams hit a kneedrop for a two count. Williams hit Sabu with a low kick, but claimed it was to the inside of the thigh. Williams hit a clothesline, then put Sabu in an armbar. Williams drove his knee into Sabu's back, then hit a kneedrop for a two count. Sabu kicked Williams on a charge, then hit a springboard DDT for a two count. Sabu hit a springboard back elbow, and got a two count. Sabu used a chair launch to hit a leg lariat in the corner on Williams. Sabu went for another, but Williams kicked the chair into Sabu's midsection, then hit a gutwrench suplex for a two count.
Williams sent Sabu into the ropes, but Sabu clotheslined him to the floor. Sabu went for a chair launch, but referee Earl Hebner blocked him. Sabu got Hebner out of the way and jumped off the chair to the top rope, but Williams moved, so Sabu dropped back to the mat, then hit a slingshot senton on Williams on the floor. Sabu put Williams on the table on the floor, then went for a slingshot senton, but Williams moved out of the way and Sabu went through the table. Sabu crawled back into the ring, as Williams got ready to hit him with a chair. The referee took the chair from Williams, but with the ref's back turned, Williams hit Sabu with the championship belt. Williams pinned Sabu at the eleven minute mark.
Winner: Douglas Williams.
Christy Hemme interviewed Mr. Anderson, who said he doesn't care if the Pope doesn't like him or trust him. Anderson said he is there to win the World Title, then noted how the fans would be chanting "We Are A**holes" tonight.
Velvet Sky vs. Madison Rayne.
Madison entered on the back of Tara's motorcycle. Velvet was accompanied by Angelina Love. Madison choked Velvet in the corner with her boot, then punched her down and choked her on the mat. Madison put Velvet in a cravate and tossed her down to the mat. Madison put her in a camel clutch and jumped on her back, then reapplied the hold. Velvet kicked Rayne low, then slapped her in the face. Tara and Angelina argued on the floor, distracting the referee and as a result missing Velvet's cradle on Madison. Madison gave Velvet a clothesline, then pulled on her hair. Madison used a headscissors to ram Velvet face first into the mat, then got a two count. Madison went for a leapfrog in the corner, but Velvet caught it and slammed Madison to the mat. Velvet hit some clotheslines and a back elbow. Velvet kicked away a backdrop and hit a spear, then rammed Madison headfirst into the mat. Velvet hit a bulldog, put Tara pulled her out of the ring to stop the pinfall. Tara grabbed her helmet to use on Velvet, but Angelina kicked Tara from behind. Velvet crawled back into the ring, and Madison set her up for a neckbreaker, but Velvet reversed it into a DDT for the pin at the five minute mark.
Winner: Velvet Sky.
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Stage listings are compiled by Guardian staff. Performance times may change; call venues to confirm. Reviewers are Robert Avila, Rita Felciano, and Nicole Gluckstern. Submit items for the listings at email@example.com.
Avenue Q New Conservatory Theatre Center, 25 Van Ness, SF; www.nctcsf.org. $25-45. Previews Fri/6-Sat/7 and Dec 13, 8pm; Sun/8, 2pm. Opens Dec 14, 8pm. Runs Wed-Sat, 8pm; Sun, 2pm. Through Jan 12. New Conservatory Theatre Center performs the Tony-winning comedy.
A Christmas Carol Geary Theater, 415 Geary, SF; www.act-sf.org. $20-95. Opens Fri/6, 7pm. Runs Wed-Sat, 7pm (no evening shows Dec 24, 26, or 28; also Sat/7, Dec 11, 14, 21, 23, 2pm; Dec 24 and 26-28, 1pm; Dec 27 evening show at 5:30pm); Sun, 5:30pm (also Sun/8, Dec 15, and 22, 1pm). Through Dec 28. American Conservatory Theater mounts its annual production of the Dickens classic, with James Carpenter as Scrooge and Ken Ruta as Jacob Marley's ghost.
Cinderella Buriel Clay Theater, African American Art and Culture Complex, 762 Fulton, SF; www.african-americanskaes.org. $12.50-50. Opens Sat/7, 3pm. Runs Sat, 8pm (also Dec 21, 3pm); Sun, 3pm. Through Dec 22. African-American Shakespeare Company presents this fairy-tale production for the holidays.
The Golden Girls: The XMAS Episodes Victoria Theatre, 2961 16th, SF; www.trannyshack.com. $30. Opens Thu/5, 8pm. Runs Thu-Sat, 8pm; Sun, 7pm. Through Dec 22. Inspired by the classic sitcom, Miami's feisty seniors (portrayed by Heklina, Cookie Dough, Matthew Martin, and Pollo Del Mar) return to spread holiday cheer and cheesecake.
Edward Gant's Amazing Feats of Loneliness Ashby Stage, 1901 Ashby, Berk; www.shotgunplayers.org. $20-35. Previews Thu/5 and Dec 11-12, 7pm; Fri/6-Sat/7, 8pm; Sun/8, 5pm. Opens Dec 13, 8pm. Runs Wed-Thu, 7pm; Fri-Sat, 8pm; Sun, 5pm. Through Jan 11. Shotgun Players performs Anthony Neilson's comic romp set in "a sensual Edwardian world of top hats, fantastical puppets, and flash powder."
Little Women Lucie Stern Theatre, 1305 Middlefield, Palo Alto; www.theatreworks.org. $19-79. Previews Wed/4-Fri/6, 8pm. Opens Sat/7, 2 and 8pm. Runs Tue-Wed and Dec 30, 7:30pm (no shows Dec 24-25; Dec 31, show at 2pm only; no show Jan 1); Thu-Sat, 8pm (also Sat and Dec 26 and Jan 4, 2pm); Sun, 2 and 7pm. Through Jan 4. TheatreWorks performs the musical adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott tale.
Mame Hillbarn Theatre, 1285 East Hillsdale, Foster City; www.hillbarntheatre.org. $19-40. Previews Thu/5, 8pm. Opens Fri/6, 8pm. Runs Thu-Sat, 8pm (also Dec 14 and 21, 2pm); Sun, 2pm. Through Dec 22. Hillbarn Theatre performs Jerry Herman's classic musical.
Amaluna Big Top at AT&T Park, Third Street at Terry A. Francois Blvd, SF; www.cirquedusoliel.com. $50-175. Check website for schedule, including special holiday showtimes. Through Jan 12. Cirque de Soleil is back in town, this time bringing its Tempest-inspired Amaluna to the big top set up outside AT&T Park. Touted for being a celebration of "women [sic] power," it seems initially odd that the design elements are so focused on the male peacock feather — all greens and blues and graceful, with curving "fronds" rising up from the stage. Jungle sounds chirp in the background as a bevy of Amazonian women in bejeweled headdresses and a mischievous lizard-man circulate the room until the show starts with the lovely abstraction of a floating red cloud of translucent fabric dancing in a single beam of light. The flimsy plotline is forgettable, a coming-of-age and courtship tale between the island's young princess, Miranda (Iuliia Mykhailova) and a shipwrecked young Romeo (Evgeny Kurkin), though the parallel courtship between the two comic figures of Jeeves (Nathalie Claude) and Deeda (Shereen Hickman) provides a bit of levity and a novel use for footballs. The most realized character is probably Cali (Victor Kee), the half-lizard, whose prehensile tail and neon body paint give him an otherworldly allure, but it's the aerialist goddesses and fierce embodiments of the storm that are most memorable from an acrobatic point-of-view, and Lara Jacobs' unique balancing act from a meditative one. (Gluckstern)
Arlington Magic Theatre, Fort Mason Center, 2 Marina, Bldg D, Third Flr, SF; www.magictheatre.org. $20-60. Wed/4-Sat/7, 8pm (also Wed/4, 2:30pm); Sun/8, 2:30pm. Magic Theatre performs Victor Lodato and Polly Pen's world-premiere musical.
The Barbary Coast Revue Stud Bar, 399 Ninth St, SF; eventbrite.com/org/4730361353. $10-40. Wed, 9pm. Through Dec 18. Blake Wiers' new "live history musical experience" features Mark Twain as a tour guide through San Francisco's wild past.
The Book of Mormon Orpheum Theatre, 1192 Market, SF; www.shnsf.com. $60-120. Wed-Sat, 8pm (also Sat, 2pm); Sun, 1 and 6:30pm. Through Jan 19. When approaching the oeuvre of South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker, it's best to check your political correctness at the door. That's certainly no less true of their 2011 Broadway musical The Book of Mormon, co-penned with Robert Lopez (of Avenue Q fame), despite the clean-scrubbed appearance of their fumbling albeit well-intentioned missionary protagonists. Sent to Uganda for two years, top mission pupil Elder Price (Nic Rouleau) and his clumsy but affable partner Elder Cunningham (A.J. Holmes) are faced with a village oppressed by a scenery-chewing warlord, a demoralized coterie of fellow missionaries who have yet to have a successful conversion, and their own fraught, odd-couple dynamic. Rouleau's Price is an appropriate blend of smarm, charm, and secret self-doubt while Holmes excels in his portrayal of a perennial-loser-turned-prophet (his power ballad-esque solo in "Man Up" is one of the show's best). Of their hosts, the wry Mafala (James Vincent Meredith) and his sweet but strong-willed daughter Nabulungi (Syesha Mercado) get the most stage time, but it's the crude and caustic General (David Aron Damane) who grabs the most attention. The gleefully profane "Hasa Diga Eebowai," a Forbidden Zone-style "Spooky Mormon Hell Dream", and the deliriously blasphemous "Joseph Smith, American Moses," round out the entertaining, and strangely informative, score. Though it's (very) unlikely to convert you to the Church of Latter-Day Saints, there's a good chance you'll want to convert to the church of Parker and Stone, if you haven't already. (Gluckstern)
BoomerAging: From LSD to OMG Marsh San Francisco, 1062 Valencia, SF; www.themarsh.org. $15-50. Tue, 8pm. Extended through Dec 17. Will Durst's hit solo show looks at baby boomers grappling with life in the 21st century.
Foodies! The Musical Shelton Theater, 533 Sutter, SF; www.foodiesthemusical.com. $32-34. Fri-Sat, 8pm. Open-ended. AWAT Productions presents Morris Bobrow's musical comedy revue all about food.
The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess Golden Gate Theatre, One Taylor, SF; www.shnsf.com. $60-210. Wed/4-Sat/7, 8pm (also Sat/7, 2pm); Sun/8, 2pm. The Tony-winning Broadway revival launches its national tour in San Francisco.
Hedwig and the Angry Inch Boxcar Theatre, 505 Natoma, SF; www.boxcartheatre.org. $27-43. Thu-Sat, 8pm. Open-ended. John Cameron Mitchell's cult musical comes to life with director Nick A. Olivero's ever-rotating cast.
Ideation Tides Theater, 533 Sutter, SF; www.sfplayhouse.org. $10-20. Fri/6-Sat/7, 8pm (also Sat/7, 3pm). Next up in the San Francisco Playhouse "Sandbox Series" is this dark comedy from Aaron Loeb.
The Jewelry Box: A Genuine Christmas Story The Marsh San Francisco, 1062 Valencia, SF; www.themarsh.org. $15-40. Fri, 8pm; Sat, 5pm. Through Dec 28. Brian Copeland performs the world premiere of his new, holiday-themed work, an Oakland-set autobiographical tale that's a prequel to his popular Not a Genuine Black Man.
My Beautiful Launderette New Conservatory Theatre Center, 25 Van Ness, SF; www.nctcsf.org. $25-45. Wed-Sat, 8pm; Sun, 2pm. Through Dec 22. New Conservatory Theatre Center performs Andy Gram and Roger Parsley's adaptation of Hanif Kureishi's award-winning screenplay.
The Oy of Sex Marsh San Francisco, 1062 Valencia, SF; www.themarsh.org. $20-100. Thu-Fri, 8pm; Sat, 8:30pm. Through Jan 18. Comedian Alicia Dattner performs her solo show, based on her stories from her own life and love addiction.
Peter/Wendy Gough Street Playhouse, 1620 Gough, SF; www.custommade.org. $15-33. Thu-Sat, 8pm; Sun, 7pm. Through Dec 15. J.M. Barrie's familiar and much-revisited children's story, about a boy who refuses to grow up, has always had its darker aspects, including the violent streak in its hero, forever-child Peter (Sam Bertken). Unfortunately, any underlying social or psychological complexity in the story — originally published in 1902 in The Little White Bird — is of no consequence in adapter-director Jeremy Bloom's relentlessly cheerful and quickly monotonous retelling. The production, which narrates and acts out the story in somewhat condensed form, says it's designed for adults of all ages and children over 12, but it seems pitched to an audience much younger still. Custom Made Theater's lackluster staging does little to make the time go faster. There's a mischievous energy in Bertken's Peter and a bright intelligence in Anya Kazimierski's Tinker Bell that together produce the play's only emotional heat, but it's fleeting. As Wendy, Elissa Beth Stebbins is generally solid but too mild to elicit much sympathy for her unrequited affections for Peter. Clad exclusively in striped jammies, the uneven ensemble (which also includes Terry Bamberger, Jessica Rudholm, Kim Saunders, and Jeunee Simon in multiple roles) rarely encourages focus on the finer points of character and plot, which anyway come with a soporific dose of trifling detail amid generally awkward physical choreography. Indeed, any "happy thoughts" one walks in with would risk vanishing entirely, were it not that the cast harvests them immediately and writes them down for future reference on the stage floor. (Avila)
Snoopy!!! Eureka Theatre, 215 Jackson, SF; www.42ndstmoon.org. $25-75. Wed-Thu, 7pm; Fri, 8pm; Sat, 6pm (family/student matinee Sat/7, 1pm); Sun, 3pm. Through Dec 15. 42nd Street Moon performs the sequel to You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown.
Urge For Going Z Below, 470 Florida, SF; www.goldenthread.org. $10-45. Thu/5-Sat/7, 8pm; Sun/8, 3pm. Jamila (Camila Betancourt Ascencio) is a bright student desperate to pass her college entrance examination — an unexceptional proposition in many places, but Jamila is a Palestinian raised in a Lebanese refugee camp. For her, even the right to take such an exam is in no way guaranteed and must be fought for. That Jamila's struggles don't end at the front door of her crowded home provides the basis for the drama in Mona Mansour's 2011 play, Urge for Going, now receiving an uneven but sometimes moving West Coast premiere from Golden Thread (which last year produced The Letter, a short play co-written by Mansour, as part of its ReOrient Festival). Amid the makeshift walls, mismatched furniture, and exposed wiring of Kate Boyd's evocative scenic design, Jamila lives with her austere father (Terry Lamb), a onetime literature scholar with a passion for Wordsworth; her supportive mother (Tara Blau); her father's effusive loose-canon of a brother (Julian Lopez-Morillas); her mother's brother (Munaf Alsafi); and her own big-hearted but haunted older brother (Wiley Naman Strasser), a once brilliant math student who suffered brain damage at the hands of a Lebanese soldier. But front and center is her father, whose barely cloaked disappointment and despair turn to recalcitrance and outright antagonism in the face of Jamila's too-pointed desire to flee this hobbled world of exile for a wider world of possibilities. Directed by Evren Odcikin, the play's sentimental naturalism (broken through at times by didactic direct address to the audience by the entire cast) makes what follows both too predictable and somewhat artificial. At the same time, Mansour carefully and revealingly couches her story in the political and existential limbo of multiple generations of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, deprived for over half a century of basic rights amid cramped poverty and deprivation. (Avila)
A Bright New Boise Aurora Theatre, 2081 Addison, Berk; www.auroratheatre.org. $32-50. Wed/4-Sat/7, 8pm; Sun/8, 2 and 7pm. Faith can be a touchy subject among true believers and skeptics alike, and as long as the topic of religion is avoided (as it often is) you might not even know that your bus driver is Buddhist, or your checkout clerk born again. In Samuel D. Hunter's A Bright New Boise, now playing at Berkeley's Aurora Theatre, the line blurs between public face and private faith, as mysterious stranger Will (Robert Parsons) rolls into Boise and takes up employment at the Hobby Lobby, ostensibly to reconnect to his long-lost, given-up-for-adoption son, Alex (Daniel Petzhold). But when Will is revealed to be a former member of a disgraced Evangelical sect from "up North," his sudden reappearance in Alex' life appears to be motivated not by a long-standing remorse, but by a recent unmooring. Under Tom Ross' direction, the other characters — a foul-mouthed store manager (Gwen Loeb), a painfully shy stock clerk (Megan Trout), and a confrontational sales associate (Patrick Russell) — appear similarly unmoored, careening into each other like jittery, neurotic pinballs, with about as much consideration. Only Parsons' Will appears calm and deliberate in his actions, until he startlingly demonstrates otherwise. It's an abrupt end to both the play and Will's charade of normalcy, and neither Hunter nor Ross seem to know how to build up to his eventual fall naturally, ultimately allowing him to be defined only by his fanaticism rather than his humanity. (Gluckstern)
Can You Dig It? Back Down East 14th — the 60s and Beyond Marsh Berkeley, 2120 Allston, Berk; www.themarsh.org. $15-50. Sat, 8:30pm; Sun, 7pm. Extended through Dec 15. Don Reed's new show offers more stories from his colorful upbringing in East Oakland in the 1960s and '70s. More hilarious and heartfelt depictions of his exceptional parents, independent siblings, and his mostly African American but ethnically mixed working-class community — punctuated with period pop, Motown, and funk classics, to which Reed shimmies and spins with effortless grace. And of course there's more too of the expert physical comedy and charm that made long-running hits of Reed's last two solo shows, East 14th and The Kipling Hotel (both launched, like this newest, at the Marsh). Can You Dig It? reaches, for the most part, into the "early" early years, Reed's grammar-school days, before the events depicted in East 14th or Kipling Hotel came to pass. But in nearly two hours of material, not all of it of equal value or impact, there's inevitably some overlap and indeed some recycling. Reed, who also directs the show, may start whittling it down as the run continues. But, as is, there are at least 20 unnecessary minutes diluting the overall impact of the piece, which is thin on plot already — much more a series of often very enjoyable vignettes and some painful but largely unexplored observations, wrapped up at the end in a sentimental moral that, while sincere, feels rushed and inadequate. (Avila)
Harvey Barn Theatre, 30 Sir Francis Drake, Ross; www.rossvalleyplayers.com. $10-22. Thu, 7:30pm; Fri-Sat, 8pm; Sun, 2pm. Through Dec 15. Ross Valley Players perform the Pulitzer-winning play by Mary Chase.
A Little Princess Julia Morgan Theater, 2640 College, Berk; www.berkeleyplayhouse.org. $17-60. Thu/5-Fri/6, 7pm; Sat/7, 1 and 6pm; Sun/8, noon and 5pm. Berkeley Playhouse opens its sixth season with Brian Crawley and Andrew Lippa's musical adaptation of the Frances Hodgson Burnett story.
110 in the Shade Douglas Morrison Theatre, 22311 N. Third St, Hayward; www.dmtonline.org. $10-29. Thu/5-Sat/7, 8pm (also Sat/7, 2pm); Sun/8, 2pm. Douglas Morrison Theatre performs N. Richard Nash's romantic musical, adapted from his classic play The Rainmaker.
The Pianist of Willesden Lane Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Thrust Theatre, 2015 Addison, Berk; www.berkeleyrep.org. $29-89. Tue and Thu-Sat, 8pm (also Thu/5 and Sat, 2pm; no shows Dec 24 or 31); Wed and Sun, 7pm (also Sun, 2pm; matinees only Dec 15, 22, and Jan 5; no show Dec 25). Extended through Jan 5. Mona Golabek stars in this solo performance inspired by her mother, a Jewish pianist whose dreams and life were threatened by the Nazi regime.
Troilus and Cressida La Val's Subterranean, 1834 Euclid, Berk; www.impacttheatre.com. $10-25. Thu-Sat, 8pm; Sun, 7pm. Through Dec 15. One of Shakespeare's more difficult and under-produced plays, Troilus and Cressida does wax in popularity during protracted times of war, so it's about the right time for Impact Theatre to tackle it. Set during the seventh year of the Trojan War, the players are all either soldiers or spoils of war, and both morale and morals are at a low ebb. So-called heroes hide in their tents, the fair Helen (Julie Kuwabara) is a callow bawd, and everyone just wants the war to be over. Troilus (Eric Kerr), a Trojan, and Cressida (Sarah Coykendall), a Greek, meet-cute thanks to the machinations of the flamboyant Pandarus (Shawn J. West), only to be quickly separated by circumstances beyond their control, and thrust abruptly to the sidelines of their own tragedy, their eventual betrayal of each other lost within the greater treacheries of the battlefield. It's a problematic script, not least of all because the only truly moral character is the very innocent, very mad Cassandra (Akemi Okamura), whose prophecies are written off as mere ravings, subtly mirrored by the nihilistic fool, Thersites (Miyaka Cochrane), who delivers his frontline ravings as prophecies. Director Melissa Hillman makes some bold choices, however, including casting Lauren Spencer as the level-headed Ulysses, and father-son team Jon Nagel and Jonah McClellan as Aeneas and Antenor, turning the walk-on role of a pawn into a tragic symbol of war's all too-human cost. (Gluckstern)
"Broadway Bingo" Feinstein's at the Nikko, Hotel Nikko, 222 Mason, SF; www.feinsteinssf.com. Wed, 7-9pm. Ongoing. Free. Countess Katya Smirnoff-Skyy and Joe Wicht host this Broadway-flavored night of games and performance.
"Buddy Club Children's Shows" Randall Museum Theater, 199 Museum Wy, SF; www.thebuddyclub.com. Sun, 11am-noon. $8. "The Bubble Lady!" performs.
"Comedy Bottle with Kurtis Matthews" Purple Onion at Kells, 530 Jackson, SF; www.purpleonionatkells.com. Fri/6-Sat/7, 7pm. $15. Stand-up comedy.
"Comedy Returns to El Rio!" 3158 Mission, SF; www.brownpapertickets.com. Mon/9, 8pm. $7-20. Stand-up with Marga Gomez, Sammy Obeid, Bob McIntyre, Kevin Young, and Lisa Geduldig.
CounterPULSE 1310 Mission, SF; www.counterpulse.org. Wed/4, 8pm: Risa Jaroslow's NYC and the Bay: Dancers and Dances from Then and There and Here and Now, free. Fri/6-Sat/7, 8pm: Keith Hennessy, Hana Lee Erdman, and Jassem Hindi's ALMOST, Enemy in the Figure, and These children singing in stones, $15-20. Dec 12-15, 8pm: Mica Sigourney, John Foster Cartwright, and Maryam Rostami's Nicole Kidman is Fucking Gorgeous, $20.
"Dolores: The Temporary Life of a 220-Year-Old Bionic Woman" Stage Werx Theater, 446 Valencia, SF; www.stagewerx.org. Dec 10-11, 7:30pm. $15-20. On a bare floor, physical theater maker Carolina Duncan, as her Colombian grandmother, pops opens her cranium like a steamer trunk and retrieves the scrapbook of a boundless life. Here memory and imagination exist in equal measures, as Duncan traces key moments and fleeting images from an arc of days defined by family, romance, and at least one titanic battle between an Amazonian dinosaur and a new secret-agent boyfriend. Combining mime, scattered dialogue, physical comedy, and a live soundscape, this loving and whimsical homage comes gracefully delivered and almost always vividly expressed. All the while, Duncan (a graduate of SF's Clown Conservatory and James Donlon and Leonard Pitt's Flying Actor Studio) exudes an infectious enthusiasm for her subject, who proves as alive in a passing but concrete image of first childhood steps as she does in her final outing, a prolonged spacewalk into the familiar and unknown. Note: review from an earlier run of this show. (Avila)
"Encuentro de Canto Popular" Brava Theater Center, 2781 24th St, SF; accionlatina.org/Encuentro2013. Sat/7, 7pm. $19. Music festival dedicated to the nuevo canción movement; this year's theme, "Pasado y Futuro," pays tribute to artists who have passed away, as well as artists on the rise.
"Fiesta Navidena" Peña Pachamama, 1630 Powell, SF; www.carolinalugo.com. Sat/7, Dec 15, 21-22, and 27-28, 6:15pm. $15-21. Carolina Lugo and Carolé Acuña's Ballet Flamenco performs a holiday show.
"Get Your Life Unity Mini Ball" Dance Mission Theater, 3316 24th St, SF; www.dancemission.com. Sat/7, 7pm. $10. Dancing, vogueing, and other aspects of ballroom culture take the stage.
"Glide Annual Holiday Festival: Celebrate50" War Memorial Opera House, 301 Van Ness, SF; www.glide.org. Wed/4, 7pm. $65-250. Maya Angelou, Judith Hill, Tom Johnston, and other luminaries lead this evening honoring Janice Mirikitani and Rev. Cecil Williams' 50 years at Tenderloin community beacon Glide.
"Hand to Mouth Comedy" Dark Room, 2263 Mission, SF; www.handtomouthcomedy.com. Fri/6, 10pm. $8. Comedians Kellan Erksine, Kelly Anneken, Jules Posner, and others join host Trevor Hill in presenting all-new material on one specific topic: "fantasy."
"Hysterical Historical San Francisco, Holiday Edition" Shelton Theater, 533 Sutter, SF; www.sheltontheater.org. Sun, 7pm. Through Dec 29. $30-40. Comic Kurt Weitzman performs.
"I Eat People Like YOU For Breakfast!" Marsh, 1062 Valencia, SF; www.themarsh.org. Wed/4, 7:30pm. $10-15. Comedian Steven Alan Green performs his solo show inspired by Jerry Lewis.
"The Jewish Nutcracker" Theater at Children's Creativity Museum, 221 Fourth St, SF; www.jewishnutcracker.com. Fri/6-Sun/8, 2pm (also Fri/6-Sat/7, 6:30pm). $18-32. The Hanukkah story is interpreted via authentic cultural dance from Spain, India, China, Russia, and more.
"Mark Foehringer's Nutcracker Sweets" Southside Theater, Fort Mason Center, Marina at Laguna, SF; www.brownpapertickets.com. Sat/7-Sun/8, Dec 14-15, Dec 20-24, 11am and 2pm (also Dec 14-15 and Dec 21-22, 4pm). $18-28. Contemporary ballet company Mark Foehringer Dance Project SF performs its fifth annual production of this Nutcracker-inspired work aimed at families with young children.
"The Metrics of Intimacy" Garage, 715 Bryant, SF; www.brownpapertickets.com. Wed/4-Thu/5, 8pm. $10-20. Contemporary dance performers Hope Mohr and Christian Burns collaborate with visual designer David Szlasa.
"Mine" Joe Goode Annex, 401 Alabama, SF; www.rawdance.org. Fri/6-Sun/8 and Dec 11-15, 8pm. $21-25. RAWdance performs a world premiere by company founders Ryan T. Smith and Wendy Rein.
"Okeanos Intimate" Aquarium of the Bay, Pier 39, SF; www.capacitor.org. Sat, 8pm. $20-30 (free aquarium ticket with show ticket). Extended through Dec 28. Choreographer Jodi Lomask and her company, Capacitor, revive 2012's Okeanos — a cirque-dance piece exploring the wonder and fragility of our innate connection to the world's oceans — in a special "intimate" version designed for the mid-size theater at Pier 39's Aquarium of the Bay. The show, developed in collaboration with scientists and engineers, comes preceded by a short talk by a guest expert — for a recent Saturday performance it was a down-to-earth and truly fascinating local ecological history lesson by the Bay Institute's Marc Holmes. In addition to its Cirque du Soleil-like blend of quasi-representational modern dance and circus acrobatics — powered by a synth-heavy blend of atmospheric pop music — Okeanos makes use of some stunning underwater photography and an intermittent narrative that includes testimonials from the likes of marine biologist and filmmaker Dr. Tierney Thys. The performers, including contortionists, also interact with some original physical properties hanging from the flies — a swirling vortex and a spherical shell — as they wrap and warp their bodies in a kind of metamorphic homage to the capacity and resiliency of evolution, the varied ingenuity of all life forms. If the movement vocabulary can seem limited at times, and too derivative, the show also feels a little cramped on the Aquarium Theater stage, whose proscenium arrangement does the piece few favors aesthetically. Nevertheless, the family-oriented Okeanos Intimate spurs a conversation with the ocean that is nothing if not urgent. (Avila)
"One Man Band Extravaganza" Great Star Theater, 636 Jackson, SF; www.jordanbwilson.com. Sat/7, 8pm. $5. One-man bands, including Jordan B. Wilson, One Man Banjo, Shovelman, Slow Poisoner, and Cello Joe, perform.
"La Posarela" Brava Theater Center, 2781 24th St, SF; www.sfcmc.org. Sun/8, 1 and 5pm. $7. Community Music Center presents a Mexican Christmas musical tailored to the Mission.
"Point Break Live!" DNA Lounge, 373 11th St, SF; www.dnalounge.com. Fri/6 and Jan 3, Feb 7, March 7, and April 4, 7:30 and 11pm. $25-50. Dude, Point Break Live! is like dropping into a monster wave, or holding up a bank, like, just a pure adrenaline rush, man. Ahem. Sorry, but I really can't help but channel Keanu Reeves and his Johnny Utah character when thinking about the awesomely bad 1991 movie Point Break or its equally yummily cheesy stage adaptation. And if you do an even better Keanu impression than me — the trick is in the vacant stare and stoner drawl — then you can play his starring role amid a cast of solid actors, reading from cue cards from a hilarious production assistant in order to more closely approximate Keanu's acting ability. This play is just so much fun, even better now at DNA Lounge than it was a couple years ago at CELLspace. But definitely buy the poncho pack and wear it, because the blood, spit, and surf spray really do make this a fully immersive experience. (Steven T. Jones)
"A Renaissance Christmas" St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal, 500 De Haro, SF; www.baychoralguild.org. Sat/7, 8pm. $5-25. Bay Choral Guild performs "familiar and unusual" Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany music.
"San Francisco Magic Parlor" Chancellor Hotel Union Square, 433 Powell, SF; www.sfmagicparlor.com. Thu-Sat, 8pm. Ongoing. $40. Magic vignettes with conjurer and storyteller Walt Anthony.
"she's near she's now she's nowhere" Margaret Jenkins' Dance Lab, 301 Eighth St, Studio 200, SF; www.funschdance.org. Thu/5, 7pm. Free. Also Fri/6, 8pm and Sat/7, 2pm, free, Studio LP, ODC Theater, 3153 17th St, SF; and Sun/8, 3pm, Feintech Studio, ODC Dance Commons, 351 Shotwell, SF. Christy Funsch's trio/quintet "reveals the impact of a mover on spaces by playing with her presence and absence from them."
"Shine! Our Brightest Holiday Show Ever!" War Memorial Opera House, 301 Van Ness, SF; www.sfgmc.org. Fri/6, 8pm. $25-75. The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus performs season favorites and "outrageous surprises."
"Soul+Mates" Z Space, 450 Florida, SF; www.zspace.org. Wed/4-Sat/7, 8pm (also Sat/7, 2pm). $22-25. Printz Dance Project presents the world premiere of an immersive dance performance, photography exhibit, and short film exploring the concept of soul mates.
"The Velveteen Rabbit" Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Lam Research Theater, 700 Howard, SF; www.odcdance.org. Thu/5-Fri/6 and Dec 12-13, 11am; Sat/7 and Dec 15, 1 and 4pm; Sun/8 and Dec 15, 2pm. $20-75. ODC/Dance performs its popular holiday show, directed with fresh perspective this year by ODC founder Brenda Way.
"Zambomba Gitana!" Brava Theater Center, 2781 24th St, SF; www.bayareaflamenco.org. Fri/6, 8pm. $25-65. Also Sat/7, 8pm, $25-45, La Peña Cultural Center, 3105 Shattuck, Berk; and Sun/8, 6pm, $25-45, Kuumbwa Jazz Center, 320 Cedar, Santa Cruz. Traditional flamenco holiday celebration, with artists from Jerez de la Frontera, Spain.
"Buddy Club Children's Shows" JCC of the East Bay Theater, 1414 Walnut, Berk; www.thebuddyclub.com. Sun/8, 11am-noon. $8. Comedy improv with Kenn Adams Adventure Theater. Also Sun/8, 11am-12:30pm, $8, Kanbar Center for the Performing Arts Theater, 200 North San Pedro, San Rafael; www.thebuddyclub.com. The Juggling Genius, Daniel DaVinci, performs.
"Following the Wrong God Home" Osher Studio in the Arts Passage of Berkeley Central, 2055 Center, Berk; www.brownpapertickets.com. Sat/7 and Dec 16, 8pm; Sun/8, 5pm. $15-25. Company 212 presents a physical theater piece choreographed and directed by MaryBeth Cavanaugh that imagines six Shakespeare characters on alternate journeys beyond the plays they appear in.
"Noel, Noel" First Congregational Church, 2345 Channing, Berk; www.cityboxoffice.com. Fri/6, 8pm. $18-65. The San Francisco Girls Chorus performs "Carol of the Bells" and other holiday favorites.
"Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir 28th Annual Holiday Concert" Paramount Theatre, 2025 Broadway, Oakl; www.oigc.com. Sat/7, 7:30pm. $12-42. The choir performs its popular annual concert, led by director Terrance Kelly and featuring guests Tuck and Patti, and Imani Ya Watume Liturgical Dance Company.
"Once Upon a Christmas" Lesher Center for the Arts, Hoffman Theatre, 1601 Civic, Walnut Creek; www.leshercenter.org. Fri/6-Sat/7, 7:30pm (Sat/7, 2pm). $20-25. Lareen Fender's Ballet Joyeux performs.
"The Shout: Life's True Stories" Grand Lake Coffee House, 440 Grand, Oakl; www.theshoutstorytelling.com. Mon/9, 7:30pm. $5-20. Live storytelling event featuring 10-minute true tales.
"XXmas: The Christmas Ballet, 2013 Edition" Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts, 500 Castro, Mtn View; www.smuinballet.org. Dec 11-14, 8pm (also Dec 14, 2pm); Dec 15, 2pm, $49-65. Also Dec 18-28, $24-64, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Lam Research Theater, 700 Howard, SF. Smuin Ballet's annual holiday show boasts festive ballet, tap, and swing-dance numbers. *


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You're more likely to be successful if you sit
down and figure out what your long-term goals are and what small steps you can
take to reach those goals.
It may seem like a waste of time to sit down
and figure out what your goals are, but you're more likely to be successful if
you do.
Before you start an exercise program, you need to
identify your barriers. This means:
In this case, barriers are things that get in
the way of reaching our goals. Barriers to exercise include the valid reasons
that you aren't active and the excuses you make to avoid something you dislike
or fear.
In this case, barriers are things that get in
the way of reaching our goals. Barriers to exercise include the valid reasons
that you aren't active and the excuses you make to avoid something you dislike
or fear.
Barriers are things that get in the way of
reaching our goals. Barriers to exercise include the valid reasons that you
aren't active and the excuses you make to avoid something you dislike or
Continue to Where?
Now that you have read
this information, you are ready to plan your exercise program.
If you have
questions about this information, print it out and take it with you when you
visit your doctor. You may want to mark areas or make notes in the margins
where you have questions.
If you would like more information on exercising and
fitness, the following resources are available:
The Department of Health and Human Services is the United States government's main agency for protecting the health of all Americans and providing essential human services.
On this National Health Information website you will find a link to "Be Active Your Way: A Guide for Adults." This guide provides the basic information in the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans. And it gives examples of physical activity to help you get started.
On this American College of Sports Medicine website you will find a link to the "Public Action Guide," a tool for using exercise to help prevent or manage many health problems. The goal of Exercise Is Medicine is to make physical activity and exercise a standard part of disease prevention
and treatment in the United States.
America On the Move offers free, personalized online
resources, interactive tools, community support, and events. This program helps
you build eating and activity habits that positively affect your weight and
Return to topic:
CitationsU.S. Department of Health and Human Services (2008). 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans (ODPHP Publication No. U0036). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office. Available online: http://www.health.gov/paguidelines/guidelines/default.aspx.
Last Revised:
October 25, 2011
Healthwise Staff
Medical Review:
E. Gregory Thompson, MD - Internal Medicine & Heather Chambliss, PhD - Exercise Science
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This is a listing for the twenty-seventh portrait in my Hundred Portrait Project. I'm really looking forward to painting your child, sister, best friend, beloved uncle, you—really, whoever you are sending my way. I can't wait to hear why I'm painting them and why they are special to you.
I paint people with attention not only to what I see in the photograph, but with my own love of color influencing the final result. Each portrait will be painted in gouache and watercolor on 300 pound hot press paper. I'll then title and sign each, and package it with rigid chipboard in a protective sleeve for safe shipping.
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Scientists revise the 60-year-old definition of surface tension on solids
Researchers of VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland have shown that surface tension on a solid material is unconnected to the energy required to create a new surface. Consequently, surface tension on a solid does not exist in its conventional meaning.
It is generally believed that an excess surface tension on a solid material exists, in similar manner to that on a liquid. This tension is described by the Shuttleworth equation, which was presented more than 60 years ago and is considered a fundamental equation of surface thermodynamics. It is believed to provide the connection between surface tension and surface energy.
Three years ago, VTT researchers Lasse Makkonen and Kari Kolari, together with British scientist David Bottomley, revealed in the Surface Science journal that the Shuttleworth equation is incompatible with the thermodynamic theory. This was hard to accept by many and provoked a lively discussion in the scientific literature.
Now Lasse Makkonen has shown mathematically that the disputed equation reduces to the definition of mechanical surface stress and has no connection with the energy of creating a new, unstrained surface. Consequently, the excess surface tension suggested by the Shuttleworth equation does not exist. The existence and nature of surface tension on a solid must therefore be sought by molecular dynamics at the surface layer only.
This new finding by Makkonen was published in Scripta Materialia this week. The research was funded by the Academy of Finland.
More information: Link to the publication: www.sciencedirect.com/science/ … ii/S1359646212000826
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Jeffrey Asselstine necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 116 diseños de 46 diseñadores freelance.
NelsonPark Property
We are a residential real estate business doing rentals and sales of properties here in Doha, Qatar (middle east). We want to be the Re/Max of the Middle East as our business expands rapidly.
We do not want to be the high-end posh type of agency, nor do we want to be bargain basement, high value, we want a logo that exudes quality and strength and become easily recognizable.
Existing market, couples aged between 30-50, who are looking to rent or buy a property. Expatriates who are living in the Middle East
I want the logo to be used on business cards, letterhead and our website. In the name NelsonPark Property the "nelson" and the "park" are intentionally together with the "P" capitalized.
My favourite colour is purple and I want purple to be a key color in the branding.
I don't want a cheesy real estate brand on my business card with ultra white teeth gleeming faces and big hair.
I want the brand name and the logo to be part and parcel of the same thing. In other words I would prefer NelsonPark Property to be part of the actual logo, as opposed to just a standalone logo beside the words NelsonPark Property
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Principal Proposed Uses
Other Proposed Uses
Guarana, an herb from the Amazon rain forest, has a long history of use as a stimulant beverage. It has also been used to treat arthritis, diarrhea, and headaches.
What is Guarana Used for Today?
Like tea, coffee, and chocolate, guarana contains alkaloids in the caffeine family, such as theobromine and theophylline. Caffeine is known to reduce pain, treat migraine headaches , and, of course, fight fatigue. In addition, it may, under certain circumstances, enhance sports performance , improve mental function , and modestly aid weight loss .
Most of the proposed uses of guarana fall into line with these effects of caffeine. For example, in a double-blind, placebo-controlled study of 129 healthy young adults, one-time use of guarana plus vitamins and minerals improved mental function and reduced mental fatigue among those undergoing a battery of cognitive tests. 7 In another double-blind, placebo-controlled study, use of guarana alone or guarana plus ginseng appeared to improve mental function (though the study suffered from some design problems) 1 In two other studies, no benefits were seen. 2,3
Guarana has also been studied as a potential aid in fighting a common side effect of chemotherapy —fatigue. 8 In one randomized trial, 75 breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy were randomized to receive guarana (50 mg twice daily for 21 days) or placebo. Since this trail had a crossover design , both groups received the herb and the placebo but at alternate times. At the end of the trial, researchers found evidence that guarana was helpful in reducing fatigue.
Another double-blind, placebo-controlled study tested the effects of guarana plus ephedra for weight loss. 4 In this trial, a total of 67 overweight people were given either placebo or a combination of guarana and ephedra for a period of 8 weeks. The results showed significantly greater weight loss in the treated group than in the placebo group. However, ephedra is an unsafe substance. (See the Ephedra article for more information.)
A typical dose of guarana supplies 50 mg of caffeine, about half the amount in a cup of strong coffee. However, a 1998 analysis of products on the market indicated that many guarana products contain less than the advertised amount of guarana. 5
Safety Issues
The side effects of guarana would be expected to be similar to those of tea or coffee, such as heartburn, gastritis, insomnia, anxiety, and heart arrhythmias (benign palpitations or more serious disturbances of heart rhythm). 6 Combination products containing guarana and ephedra would be expected to present additional risk. Finally, all drug interactions that can occur with caffeine would be expected to occur with guarana as well (see Interactions You Should Know About ).
Young children, pregnant or nursing women, or people with heart disease should not use guarana.
Interactions You Should Know About
If you are taking:
- MAO inhibitors : The caffeine in guarana could cause dangerous drug interactions.
- Stimulant drugs such as Ritalin: The stimulant effects of guarana might be amplified.
- Drugs to prevent heart arrhythmias or treat insomnia or anxiety: Guarana might interfere with their action.
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